this comment is for those who're unsure at the beginning: trust the process! At first you can't see the petals, but once you finish, they're clearly there
Yes I absolutely agree! I made those with the Driftwood and loved them but they didn’t ‘pop’ enough for my thumbnail so I made some more in the stonewashed and preferred them! 🌸
Finally found a granny square pattern that was easy to follow and looked good. Thank you so much for publishing this video. At first I was not sure, then once I had finished I stretched out those corners and it was perfect and you could see the floral pattern clearly.
What a gorgeous granny square! Going to make some! I love the variegated granny with a solid! Thank you so very much for sharing your very excellent tutorial with us!! 💕🤗💕
Well done you!!! I I can only think blanket or shawl. I’ll have to get more practice and experience to think beyond that😮. Such a pretty pattern. Thank you Blossom
Thank you for all the shares your work is impeccable, I love this pattern and already I have my yarn and hook ready to start on making this square, your tutorials are so easy to follow so it's not too difficult to keep up with you, take care and stay well.
Thank you, Rebekah😊. Wonderful learning more from you. This is so pretty! AND your using variegated colour yarn has shown me on how it would look on a project to make a sunburst blanket/large throw. I had even thought of splitting up the starburst into Picasso type mixed up motifs! It would be difficult for me to calculate making YOUR motif BIGger… but I keep getting more & more ideas ad infinitun on how to develop my sunburst! Part of the fun?! Hope I made some sense LOL Stay Safe. 🥰 J&🦜🦜🧶 in Australia
Love the video & pattern but now that I’m ready to join I am confused by the joining how-to video links provided. They both add an extra round before the actual joining & you offered no tips for that part on this square. I understand the reasoning of doing the gradually shorter then longer stitches to square off the circle & anticipate the extra round would be all in DC (US term) with a chain 2 at each corner. Is this correct? Thx!
@@laurakeane8734 If I would guess, you'd just continue in the multiples that she was doing; [2 dc in one stitch, 1 ch], [3 dc in one stitch, 2 ch], [5 dc in one stitch, 3 ch], [7 dc in one stitch, 4 ch], [9 dc in one stitch, 5 ch]
LOVE THIS IT WOULD BE REALLY PRETTY FOR A GIRL BABY (PASTEL COLORS) BLANKET, RED CENTER BE PRETTY TO LOOK LIKE A FIELD OF POPPY'S LAYING ON A A CHAIR OR COUCH
I love this motif! I'm using it to make a sweater and it calls for two triangles. Can I make them using this motif? I can't read a pattern though I just learn by videos. Can you help? Thanks😊
If I remember correctly, I used a 4.5mm for this particular dk yarn. It recommended a 4mm but I decided to go up a half just to give it a little more softness 🌸
I love granny squares and this one is awesome. However, I am not a fan of putting all the smaller squares together to make a bigger afghan. Can this pattern work for making just one big granny square?
Outstandingly beautiful squares in this yarn Rebekah. So good I want to put down my current project and start this pretty pattern…just wondering how many squares you made from one ball of this James C Brett yarn? 🧶👏🏼❤ thanks Michelle
I also would love to continue somehow and make a baby blanket with one big square. Hope Rebekah sees our posts and helps us figure out how to make one big square.
just a question if i need to make the square a little bigger will i continue with the same row with double trebles into corner and trebles and half trebles as set out or continue with trebles. Thank you May
Would you mind giving the number of clusters there should be in rows 2, 3, and 4? These are beautiful and I have tried twice but I’m doing something wrong. I tried to count from the pictures but can’t quite make it out. Thanks for sharing these very pretty squares.
The pattern is lovely but I’ve never been so confused with following the stitches . Either go with terms of British terms or American terms please don’t repeat both along the way. For this 75 year old it blew my mind. Stick with one or another please.
