Granny's DaughterMaterials: Approx. 2 1/2 yarns worsted weight yarn, US size "I" hook
Finished size: 1.75 inches
ch 5, sl st in 5th ch from hook to form loop
Round 1: ch 3, [2 dc, ch 2, (3 dc, ch 2) 3 times] in loop, join with sl st in top of beg ch 3, fasten off, weave in ends.*
*You may wish to leave a long tail for sewing if you plan to sew your granny's daughters together rather than crocheting them together.
4 comments:
They are sooo tiny! I am currently working with tiny grannies too, but they are one row larger than these. Yours are lovely.
I have been doing up a lot of your patterns lately, and I just love them, and have been including links to your pages on my Facebook Group page, Daily Fiber. I was recently in an Antique mall and bought a huge trash bag full of these little wonders you call Granny's Daughter, at the time I had no idea what they were. It was only 5 bucks so I couldnt pass up buying it with dreams of making something with it, but I dont really know where to start. You mentioned sewing them together, but I would rather crochet them together. Do you have directions or a pattern somewhere that explains on how to crochet these little darlings together?? Thanks for any help you can give me! Happy Hooking!
I have been doing up a lot of your patterns lately, and I just love them, and have been including links to your pages on my Facebook Group page, Daily Fiber. I was recently in an Antique mall and bought a huge trash bag full of these little wonders you call Granny's Daughter, until now I had no idea that they were. It was only 5 bucks so I couldnt pass up buying it with dreams of making something with it, but I dont really know where to start. You mentioned sewing them together, but I would rather crochet them together. Do you have directions or a pattern somewhere that explains on how to crochet these together?? Thanks for any help you can give me! Happy Hooking!
Thank you for using and sharing my patterns with your friends! And a big congrats on scoring those granny daughters, what a bargain!
I'm sure there are other ways to join them, but this is the only pattern I know of that is free. http://www.quilt.com/Crochet/GrannysDaughter/AssembleMotifs.html
I think it is fairly basic, I've seen similar ones in one of Vanna White's crochet books, and a Scrap Afghans book from Leisure Arts.
There used to be another free pattern online, but it seems to be lost in cyberspace somewhere. If I happen to come across any others I will post here. :)
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