When we think of Granny… Squares we think of the old-timey style that we saw at out grandparents homes…multiple colors…generally bordered with black or cream. They still hold up today. I love the traditional look of them…but there is more that can be done with the granny square stitch than just a square. At our class on November 6th we will learn to make the traditional Granny Square but we will also learn how to apply that stitch to a Granny Stripe, a Granny Scarf, and even more. Click here to register and join us to learn how.
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It’s time to learn how to do more than just chain stitch. Let’s put it together and make something. These are granny squares…one of the staples of crochet. Many, many things can be made with granny squares….blankets, jackets, baskets, etc. We will have a class on November 6th so you can add this design to your repertoire of stitches. 
Making a new shawl/scarf to wear on my upcoming trip. Hope to get it done in time.
We had a great crochet class this afternoon. It was cold and rainy outside which is the perfect weather for crochet! We learned the pattern for an asymmetrical scarf. Here are three different ones, using different weights of yarn but the same basic pattern. (The borders are different).
I posted a photo of Brother’s family dog Duffy last week and the sweater I made for him. Debbie sent me this new photo of him this morning walking in the cold weather sporting his new attire. Isn’t he CUTE?! That reminded me to post the pattern. I wrote this several years ago after I post photos of Lincoln wearing one I had made up for him. If you crochet this will give you an idea of how to go about it. You may have to make alterations in order for it to fit your dog but it’s a start. 
