Giant Granny Patches
Original and best… The classic granny square works wonderfully to create a patchwork effect in this beautiful vintage style blanket that could be straight from Granny’s attic.
Description
Classic Granny Square motifs joined using Join As You Go Technique and a wide border to show it off in style. Includes: A full written pattern for my Classic Grannie Square together with joining information, a full colour breakdown and layout, border instructions and useful links.
UK or US Terms
Full photo tutorial for the border available (linked below)
Skill Level
Beginner
A great next step on from the classic granny square, a simple blanket and border
using basic stitches and a decreasing stitch.
Yarn
23 balls of Stylecraft Special DK in 17 colours
100g / 322 yards (294 m) 100% acrylic DK/8ply yarn
1 ball each of:
Aster (1003), Cloud Blue (1023), Raspberry (1023), Copper (1029), Teal (1062), Mocha (1064), Meadow (1065), Grape (1067), Soft Peach (1240), Gold (1709), Storm Blue (1722)
2 balls each of:
Sherbert (1034), Pale Rose (1080), Claret (1123), Shrimp (1132), Silver (1203), Sage (1725)
Yarn
Substitutions
For a similar sized blanket, you’ll need approximately 7000 yards of your own choice of dk yarn.
This pattern can be made in any weight of yarn, just use the appropriate hook size and remember that your yardage requirements will vary.
Hook
4mm (G USA)
Materials
Yarn needle
Size
178 x 188cm (71 x 75”)
Gauge
6.5cm (2.5”) per square
Pattern Link
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HELPFUL TUTORIALS
Video
Classic Granny Square - Right handed | Left Handed
Changing Colours & Weaving in ends - Right Handed | Left Handed
Photo
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ORIGINAL BLANKET DETAILS
Relevant Posts
Giant Granny Patches Original Post
Blanket details and colour information
Granny Patches - Colours and Placement
Stylecraft colour matches and how I arranged my squares
Relevant Posts
Giant Granny Patches Original Post
Blanket details and colour information
Granny Patches - Colours and Placement
Stylecraft colour matches and how I arranged my squares