Grannie Patches Border Tutorial. ★☆☆ - Beginner Crochet Terms: This pattern is written in UK terms. American terms are given below in green. sp - Space ss - Slip Stitch (Slip Stitch) htr - Half Treble (Half Double) dtr - Double Treble (Treble) If you're interested in the colours I used, all the information is at the bottom of the post. You can use this border pattern on any blanket which uses traditional granny squares, or even a large granny blanket. Attach new yarn colour to any of the chain spaces along the side of the blanket and chain 1. Make a double crochet into the same chain space. Make a chain of 3. Then make a double crochet into the next chain space along the blanket. Carry on in the same way, making a chain of 3 and then a double crochet into the next chain space.
We're going to make a decreasing double crochet into the place where the two squares meet. To do this, put your hook into the first space, wrap yarn around the hook and pull through. Then wrap yarn around hook and pull through the three loops on the hook. Crochet Jackets | Rahymah Handworks. I found these pictures on a Russian flickr-like page and they are outstanding in my view. Really inspirational, creative and a wonderful project to use some left over yarns. Indeed something tempting to try to crochet too. I would use the stitch pattern in this post starting with round two of the tutorial after you cast on (dc facing on the right side of the work, sc-chain3 rows facing the wrong side). Pictures taken from source 1 and source 2. The vest pattern at the end is posted on many blogs and seems to be the basis for these jackets.
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