2014/54 – Granny triangles

You may already have done something similar to this before, such as granny squares or bunting, but I thought that this one looked a little different so might be something you’d like to experiment with. You can alternate row colours quite easily by the looks of it too.

Home-made At My Place have already put this in UK terms, and looks relatively simple.

(Edit: I made a mistake and misread the pattern – it’s in US terms, not UK! Therefore:

US single crochet = UK double crochet

US half double crochet = UK half treble crochet

US double crochet = UK treble crochet)

Find the full instructions here:

http://homemadeatmyplace.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/make-it-variations-of-crochet-pattern.html?m=1#links

– Leeloo the Tall

http://www.molliemakes.com/craft-2/free-crochet-patterns-16-ways-granny-squares/#null

http://www.molliemakes.com/craft-2/free-crochet-patterns-16-ways-granny-squares/#null

2014/25 Peace, out!

A peace sign! Using sc (UK DC) and dc (UK TR), this lady has worked the sign up in blocks. Clever!

Pattern here.

2014 number 13 – Fresh as a daisy (see what I did there?)

This stunning photo tutorial will show you how to make these gorgeous daisies! Don’t you love them?!

The pattern is not in English (Swedish) BUT the photos are so helpful, no foreign language skills are required.

They make us feel all Spring-like!

Visit BautaWitch for the tutorial. She’ll even blow you a kiss.

Genius idea from Itchy Crochet!

Granny Square holders!

Her hubby made them (whom she affectionately calls the Crochet Widower!).

And yes, the spikes are hooks because if you’re anything like me, you forget which hooks you used on which WIP!

 

Granny hat – pattern translation

Here’s a different way of making a hat – a granny pattern!

Visit Cows And Pink for the pattern

hdc – UK HTR

dc – UK TR

Easy!

Another granny square pattern

All in UK terms at littletinbird

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Crochet World mag with free butterfly pattern

The pattern is in US terms so when it asks for sc, crochet a UK DC (and that’s the only stitch you’ll need!).

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Free basic grannie square pattern

This comes from Sarah London and is already in UK terms. It’s a lovely simply pattern that anyone could whip up.

Click here to visit Sarah’s blog and for the pattern.

Her blog archives are full of goodies and she’s also a published author!