I decided to solve my dilemma by creating a Planet Yarn version of the pattern so I would always know which pattern I'd been using! I thought it would be useful for other granny squarers out there too, particularly if it had a diagram to go with it too!
I had a brief battle (I was victorious) with a cracking little piece of free software called Stich Works Software and came up with this pretty little picture:
created with Stitch Works Software |
Here's the key:
And here's the written instructions:
Ch 4 and slst to make a ring
Round 1: ch3, all following double crochet stitches into the 4ch ring: 2dc, ch3, 3dc, ch3, 3dc, ch3, 3dc, ch 3, stst into third ch of starting chain.
Round 2: ch3, *3dc into next ch space, ch3, 3dc into the same ch space*, repeat until last ch space, 3dc into last ch space, ch3 2dc into same space and slst into third ch of starting ch.
Round 3: ch3, 3dc into next ch3 space, ch 3, *3dc into same ch space, 3dc into space in round 2, 3dc into ch space, ch3* repeat from * twice, then ch3, 3dc into 3ch space, 2dc into same ch space and slst into third ch of starting ch.
Here's a hooked up square using Stylecraft Special dk in Empire and a 5.5mm hook.
photo from Lana Bou |
And now a completely gratuitous shot of my very own 12 x 12 granny square blanket I'm hooking up, using my 'Empress' yarn pack from the Planet Yarn Shop. Oh and look, a handy little stitch marker to remind me which hook I'm using...heh!
Happy Hooking!
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