How To Join The Granny Squares From The 2024 Crochet A long into a Blanket By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

How To Join The Granny Squares From The 2024

 Crochet A Long into a Blanket 

By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

We Are Joining the Squares into a Blanket in 3 Steps And 3 Videos

1. Arranging and joining the squares

2. Basic Trim

3. The Fancy Trim

What was the This Crochet ALong

 2024 All About? 

FYI: Each month there was a crochet Granny Square

 that is inspired by the Birthstone of each month.

There is a written pattern with pictures, 

and a Brand New Video Tutorial.

Make at least 2 squares for each month.

Now that we have finished all 12 squares we will be

 joining them into a blanket,

To See how To make All 12 of the

 Granny Squares

 Click This LINK

I stitched up 2 squares of each of the crochet squares.

Next, I chose the yarn I wanted for my trim 

Scramble in the colorway Rainbow by SUNDANCE.

I ordered 3 balls from Herrschners yarn.

Each ball has 3.5 oz.

I stitched of 6  solid 6 inch squares.

Here is the Link I used: LINK

This Gave Me 30 Squares To Work with.

Step 1 - Video 1 LINK

I randomly arranged the squares in a

 5 X 6 squares pattern.

>>Place the 1st 2 squares together, right sides out.

Join in the yarn, 2 sc in the corner of the 1st square.

2 Sc in the corner of the 2nd square,

 *ch 2, sk 2 sts of the 1st sq,

2 sc in the next sc of the 1st square,

ch 2, sk 2 sts of the 2nd sq,

2 sc in the next sc of the 2nd square*

Repeat from * to * across

 2 sc in the corner of the 1st square.

2 Sc in the corner of the 2nd square 

Please remember that one square may have more sts 

the the other, so you may need to sk 1 or 2 more sts to 

make them line up evenly

Repeat At >>  to <<

As you join each square

Once you have 6 squares Join

Repeat 5 Times

Join the 5 sets of 6 squares the same as above

stitching across the rows of 6 squares

Weave in the ends as you go

Now You are Ready For Step 2

Step 2- The Basix Trim Edge -

Step 3 - The Fancy Trim -

FRIDAY FUN DAY - Spicy Winter Scarf Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 FRIDAY FUN DAY ! 

Spicy Winter Scarf 

Crochet Pattern 

By Sara Sach Of Posh Pooch Designs

After much testing and stitch changes, as well as,

design changes, I have a new Crochet Pattern For you.

It is The Spicy Winter Scarf

It is designed to Match The Spicy Winter Slouch Hat.

Now You can make a set to wear to keep you

 warm and spicy.

It is designed using same super bulky (6) weight

 yarn called Spice Shop from Premier yarns.  It has

 rich colors with spicy names. The color I chose is called

 Cayenne and it's perfect for this

 scarf just like the slouchy hat.

Spicy Slouchy Hat Crochet Pattern LINK

80% Acrylic, 20% Wool 

3.5oz – 109yds

#6 Super Bulky Weight

Get a closer look at All 

The flavorful colors at

My Premier Yarn LINK

"From the spice cabinet to your yarn stash, Spice Shop™ is a self-striping yarn inspired by spices and herbs. This roving wool-blend yarn is soft to the touch while each self-striping colorway is layered with rich, bold colors. Your stitch work will really pop with Spice Shop™ making it great for cables and textured stitches on accessories, garments, and more.

Craft comfortably knowing that this yarn is safe for everyone! It has passed the highest standard, suitable for direct contact with the most sensitive skin, even babies and small children."

From the Premier Yarn Website

See The Video On My Crochet Youtube Channel At This LINK

Spicy Winter Scarf Crochet Pattern

Please Add This Crochet Pattern To Your Raverly Favorites
 
Skill: Easy
 
Materials:
Crochet Hook: L / 8 mm
Yarn – Super Bulky 6/ Premier Spice Shop /
            Cayenne/ 5 oz./ 160 yds.
Yarn Needle
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)

Skip (sk)

 Space (sp)
 
Special Stitch - 2 Double Crochet Cluster (2dccl)
Yo, insert hook in the next st,
yo, pull the yarn through the st, yarn yo,
pull the yarn through the 2 loops on the hook
Repeat 1 more time – You will have 2 “uncompleted dc”
YO, pull yarn through all 3 loops on the hook 
 
Size:  8 X 48
21 Ch = 9 inch
2 rows = 2 inches
 
Notes:
Ch1 does not count as a st
Ch3 Counts as a dc
 
Pattern:
 
R: 1 – Ch 23, dc in the 4^th ch from the hook,
Dc I each ch across, Turn, ch 1 (21 dc)

 
R: 2 – 1 sc in each dc across, turn, ch 1 (21 sc)

R: 3 – Ch3, dc in the next sc, 
*sk the next sc, ch1, 2dccl in the next sc, ch1*
Repeat from * to * 7 More times,
Sk the next dc, Dc in the last 2 dc,
Turn, ch 1 (4 dc, 8 2dccl)

R: 4 - 1 sc in each dc and 2dccl across, turn, ch 1 (21 sc)

R: 5 - 1 sc in each sc across, turn (21 sc)

R: 6 - Ch3, dc in the next sc,
*sk the next sc, ch1, 2dccl in the next sc, ch1*
Repeat from * to * 7 More times,
Sk the next dc, Dc in the last 2 dc,
Turn, ch 1 (4 dc, 8 2dccl)

R: 7 – 1 sc in each dc and 2dccl across, turn, ch 1 (21 sc)
 
R: 8 - 1 sc in each sc across, turn (21 sc)

R: 9 - Ch3, dc in the next sc,
*sk the next sc, ch1,  2dccl in the next sc, ch1*
Repeat from * to * 7 More times,
Sk the next dc, Dc in the last 2 dc,
Turn, ch 1 (4 dc, 8 2dccl)
 
R: 10 - 1 sc in each dc and 2dccl across, turn, ch 1 (21 sc)
 
R: 11 - 1 sc in each sc across, turn (21 sc)

R: 12 – R: 97 – Repeat R: 9 – R: 11
Alternating Every 3 Rows

Add And Subtract Repeats as desired.

If you adjusted the length,

Make sure To end on a R: 11
 
R: 98 – Repeat R: 9

R: 99 - 1 dc in each st across,
Tie off,  weave in the ends.

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