I can’t even remember when I started this, but it was fairly
early in my learning-to-crochet career. It is a simple granny square, but
mitred instead of worked in rounds (I work two sides of the square then turn, instead of four sides in a round), which gives it a different style. I am
using scraps for this, and to be honest I haven’t worked on it for a few years
now. I am using a range of yarns and I think a 4mm hook. The idea is to not
worry about colours clashing, and to just use up odds and ends of yarn balls.
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| Before I discovered the joys of sewing in ends as I go, and remembering to leave ends long enough *to* sew in...! |
I am not using a pattern for this and I don't really have a plan for it except to make it bigger. Smaller mitred grannies (now there's an image) can be stitched together to make quite effective patterns - Pinterest as ever is a great source of inspiration.
Maybe 2019 will be the year I get it out and work on it some
more….?
