Monday, March 11, 2013

My Granny Square Crochet Throw


I finally finished my Granny Square Crochet Throw that I feel like I have been working on forever. If you follow me on Facebook, I've been posting lots of pictures on there through my Instagram. I fell in love with this super cheap value yarn at Michael's. Seriously 2.50 a skein.



The reason I fell in love with it? It had everyone of my favorite colors in it.

Lime Green
Turquoise
Orange
Hot Pink



I could not pass it up. Actually I went back and bought three more skeins just to keep on hand.



I am completely new to crochet and am loving it. I decided to make a lap throw/wrap for my studio. It's a little chilly in the mornings. Plus, it just makes my chair look pretty when I'm not using it. You can never have too much color.



I crocheted a rectangle out of the variegated yarn, then did a border of granny squares. It was lots of fun. Now I would love to make an entire blanket from granny squares, I can't imagine how long that would take.



Have a great day,








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8 comments:

  1. This is lovely: the design, the colors, the total effect!

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  2. Thanks Judy! I had a lot of fun making this and I did not have a plan when I started it just came together the way it did.

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  3. Love your blanket. It looks so happy just like your fabrics. Great job!

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  4. For someone new to crochet, you do beautiful work...the artist in you shows!!!!!!!

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    1. Thanks Holley, or only a few moths of crocheting I have made a TON of stuff. I am so obsessed that I do it when I should be sleeping.

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  5. Love it. What size hook did you use?

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  6. Ha ha, the gold one. :) I go by color so I can't remember.

    Just went and looked...it's an H hook.

    I am making a shawl this week and I had to buy a P for it and it came with a Q hook. It is gigantic and I can't wait to try it out on something.

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