Granny In The Middle – #CAB 001

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Easy 
Basic stitches, simple shaping and finishing.

Yarn: medium worsted yarn
Color – 7 colors – new color changed at the start of each round

Hook: 4.00 mm

Size: 23 cm x 23 cm (approx. 9 inches)

Notes:
Tension/Gauge is not necessary for this project to be perfect

I use US Crochet stitch terminology

Abbreviations:
CH – chain
SL ST – slip stitch
SC – single crochet
DC – double crochet

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INSTRUCTIONS:

Foundation Ring:

Make a 6 CH and join with a SL ST into the first CH to form a ring

RND 1:
CH 3 (counts as 1 DC), work 2 DC into rnd, CH 3. *Work 3 DC into ring, CH 3,. Repeat from * twice more, join with a SL ST into the top of first 3 CH.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
RND 2: (Change Color)
Join yarn to any 3 CH corner space with a SL ST, CH 3, work (2 DC, CH 3, 3 DC) into same space to make corner. *CH 1, work (3 DC, CH 3, 3 DC) into next 3 CH space. Repeat from * twice more, CH 1, join with a SL ST into top of first 3 CH.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
RND 3:  (Change Color)
Join yarn to any 3 CH corner space with a SL ST, CH 3 work (2 DC, CH 3, 3 DC) into same space to make corner. *CH 1, work 3 DC into next 1 CH space, CH 1 work (3 DC, CH 3, 3 DC) into next CH 3 space. Repeat from * twice more, CH 1, work 3 DC into next 1 CH space, CH 1, join with a SL ST into the top of the first 3 CH.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
RND 4:  (Change Color)
Join yarn to any 3 CH corner space with a SL ST, CH 3 work (2 DC, CH 3, 3 DC) into same space to make corner. *(CH 1, work 3 DC into next 1 CH space) x 2, CH 1 work (3 DC, CH 3, 3 DC) into next CH 3 space. Repeat from * twice more, (CH 1, work 3 DC into next 1 CH space) x 2, CH 1, join with a SL ST into the top of the first 3 CH.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
RND 5:  (Change Color)
Join yarn to any 3 CH corner space with a SL ST, CH 3 work (2 DC, CH 3, 3 DC) into same space to make corner. *(CH 1, work 3 DC into next 1 CH space) x 3, CH 1 work (3 DC, CH 3, 3 DC) into next CH 3 space. Repeat from * twice more, (CH 1, work 3 DC into next 1 CH space) x 3, CH 1, join with a SL ST into the top of the first 3 CH.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
RND 6: (Change Color)
Join yarn to any DC from previous round. CH 1, work 1 SC into each DC and 1 CH space or previous round, working 5 SC into each CH 3 corner space. Join with a SL ST into first SC.
RND 7: CH 1, work 1 SC into every SC of previous round, working 3 SC into  center ST of the 5 SC corner groups, join with a SL ST into first SC.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
RND 8:  (Change Color)
Join yarn into any SC ( NOT THE CORNERS), CH 3 (counts as 1 DC), work 1 DC into every SC of previous round, work 3 DC into the center ST of the 3 SC corner groups. Join with a SL ST into the top of the first 3 CH.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
RND 9:  (Change Color)
Join yarn into any DC ( NOT THE CORNERS), CH 3 (counts as 1 DC), work 1 DC into every DC of previous round, work 3 DC into the center ST of the 3 DC corner groups. Join with a SL ST into the top of the first 3 CH.

RND 10: CH 1, work 1 SC into each DC of the previous round, working 3 DC into center ST of the 3 DC corner groups. Join with a SL ST into first SC.
Fasten off and weave in ends.

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I have been a crochet designer for more than 10 years. I love to think outside the box and to try and do things a bit differently. I love to learn new techniques and to challenge myself. I firmly believe that crochet should fun and evoke joy and pleasure. Creating and designing is one of my life's passions.

“Crochet is an art and crocheters it’s artists. Each crafted item is unique and own to its crafter”

Happy Crocheting Joanita Theron

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  1. love the colors you used! Granny squares are so versatile and great scrap busters. You can make anything from a toy to a king sized blanket and best of all, you can't have too many patterns on them! Thanks for sharing 🙂

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