Beverly
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I love the granny square pattern as it's so versatile. I have used this pattern to create baby sweaters, blankets and even rugs. The pattern can be modified to use as many threads as you need for desired thickness (such as for a blanket or rug) or include a mixture of thread colors to give a unique and artsy look. Here's some more info on the granny square pattern, used to crochet afghans. A very simple pattern to learn and enjoyable to work on the squares at home in front of the TV or on the go (as you can tuck a few squares into a large ziplock bag with your yarn and needles and take in your purse for times when you have to wait).
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Simply gorgeous. I wish that I could do this!
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It is gorgeous. I would love to have something like this that I did myself.
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Good tip for taking it with you on the go. Will have to try that out and then maybe I would be able to complete one!
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My aunt might like doing this!
Looks cool but it something that I would not be able to do.
[quote]My aunt might like doing this![/quote]
This is such a relaxing activity, ideal for someone who is sedentary and wants a very peaceful craft to do while watching television or talking with friends.
[quote]Looks cool but it something that I would not be able to do.[/quote]
I've tried almost every crochet stitch and pattern and found the granny square to be the best/easiest pattern to make. It only looks complicated but is mostly a repetition of a few favorite familiar stitches done in a square.
The squares are then attached to form a large quilt.
A very fun activity. :)
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Layla
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