It's been a while since I last posted pictures of my Giant Granny Square.
Well, here it is! Almost ready. Last row added! Only *some* ends to sew in.
As I said before, it's a rather unusual colour palette for me. But I do like it as these colours seem to represent the Quintessential Granny Square. ;-) Oh yeah!
I used a 6 mm hook and a huge variety of yarns. (Variety in brands, thickness, structure, colours, sheen.)
What a pleasure it is, this pattern, just keep going - adding row after row...
The plan was to make a 2 x 2 meters square. But when arriving there, I thought: 'Why stop here?' ;-) So now it measures 2.5 x 2.5 meters. Love that size, truly giant!
Do you currently have any granny squares on you hooks?
Thanks for paying a visit. It's lovely to have you here.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
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Gorgeous!!!!!! I looooooooooooove it!!!!!
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Thanks Cristina!
DeleteOhhhh, that is one big square of gorgeousness! It's fantastic! And so huge! And it matches your shoes, too :o) I LOVE the colours. Actually, I wasn't working on anything granny related, but this may have inspired me to start one. Right now.
ReplyDelete;-) Thanks & happy crocheting!
DeleteYour jolly giant granny square blanket is gorgeous. Looks great with your ruby slippers, too.
ReplyDeleteI've been neglecting my crocheting as I continue to knit, knit, knit.
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Thanks! Owh, I should REALLY like to learn to knit soon!
DeleteBeautiful !!!!!
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Thanks Alessandra!
DeleteThat's going to be a very warm and cozy blanket! I do love the colour scheme but then again, I'm a rainbow fanatic ;)
ReplyDeleteRainbow fanatism is a good thing. ;-)
DeleteWhaaaa, fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteReally nice, it is a classic. Every house should have one!
ReplyDeleteI agree. ;-) Now I should really weave in those end, hahaha!
DeleteBeautiful !!♥
ReplyDeleteThanks Elena!
DeleteSo pretty and such lovely colors!! Have a wonderful day! xo Heather
ReplyDeleteThank you Heather!
Deleteit's lovely, I wonder did you turn the blanket over each round and go in the other direction, or keep going the same way?! I would like to make a giant granny too and was wondering how to keep it square. It would be hard to block so big I think! enjoy curling up with this blanket, Heather x
ReplyDeleteThanks for your question Heather! I actually worked in the same direction for every row. I didn't think of the alternative of alternating the direction. But somehow I was lucky and it worked out well + square, so I didn't have to block it. (Phew!)
DeleteLove the granny square, and your red shoes are very cool too!
ReplyDelete;-) Thanks!
DeleteGorgeous! you capture the real essence of granny square! :::Silvia
ReplyDeleteThank you Silvia!
DeleteOH MY WORD I just love this. 'Tis a true granny blanket, and your colours are spot on for it. I'm sure many snuggles are to be had under it!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week!
Vanessa x
Thanks Vanessa! For sure it turned out snuggly!
DeleteFabulous work! Stunning shoes by the way:)
ReplyDelete;-) Thanks! And they are vegan too!
DeleteBeautiful picture!! I love your blanket!!
ReplyDeleteDank je wel, Marijtje!
DeleteCongrats! your blanket looks amazing, and sounds like fun to corchet :-)
ReplyDeleteIt was definitely fun to make!
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ReplyDeleteAw love it... Bet you can't wait until those winter/rainy days to snuggle on the couch with it.
ReplyDeleteI have one similar one in progress, no where near as big but whenever I have some left over yarn I add a couple of rows. I'm into stripes at moment can't get enough of making stripy things.
... Love your skirt btw xx
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Thanks Rachel! Stripes are good! I would love to make something stripy next - but first I have to finish a couple of wips...
DeleteSo pretty! Love the colors!! Hope you have a wonderful day! xo Holly
ReplyDeleteThanks Holly, I'm glad you like it! Have a lovely weekend!
Deletefantastic, my first granny squares afghan turned out to cover a king size bed but I love it so much
ReplyDeleteWow, king size! But it is such fun making it, isn't it?
DeleteSupercute!!
ReplyDeleteWauw, prachtig! Moedig dat je hem zo groot maakte, heerlijk ook :-). Ik maakte onlangs de babyversie en vond dat al werk genoeg ;-). Groetjes, G
ReplyDeleteWat een mooi blog! Je maakt erg mooi projekten.
ReplyDeleteWat voor wol gebruik je als ik maag vragen?
groetjes Conny