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www.recklesshen.com ©recklesshen2017 Vintage Granny Blanket For the Vintage Granny blanket you will need nine colours of yarn, one of which will be used just for the final round in each square, for joining your squares, and for the final border row. The Granny Square pattern we used can be found in the tutorials section of the Patchwork Heart blog. Yarn used : Stylecraft Special DK Hook used: 4mm This is a great stash buster project to use up whatever you have but if you want to follow our colours we used the Patchwork Heart colour recipe so one ball in each of……. Duck egg Storm Blue Sage Pale Rose Grape Parma Violet Buttermilk Vintage Peach Mushroom (for final round & joining)

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Vintage Granny Blanket

For the Vintage Granny blanket you will need nine colours of yarn, one of which will be used just for the final round in each square, for joining your squares, and for the final border row.

The Granny Square pattern we used

can be found in the tutorials section of the Patchwork Heart blog.

Yarn used : Stylecraft Special DK

Hook used: 4mm

This is a great stash buster project to use up whatever you have but if you want to follow our colours we used the Patchwork Heart colour recipe so one ball in each of…….

Duck egg

Storm Blue

Sage

Pale Rose

Grape

Parma Violet

Buttermilk

Vintage Peach

Mushroom (for final round & joining)

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Start by crocheting a solid colour square in each of your eight colours., following

the pattern on The Patchwork Heart. We did seven rounds in our squares. Remember DO NOT do a solid square in the 9th colour as it is to be used for the final round and joining.

Next, crochet 6 of each of the following eight squares., so 48 in total.

Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6 Round 7

1. Duck Egg Storm Blue Sage Pale Rose Grape Parma Violet Buttermilk

2. Storm Blue Sage Pale Rose Grape Parma Violet Buttermilk Vintage Peach

3. Sage Pale Rose Grape Parma Violet Buttermilk Vintage Peach Duck Egg

4. Pale Rose Grape Parma Violet Buttermilk Vintage Peach Duck Egg Storm Blue

5. Grape Parma Violet Buttermilk Vintage Peach Duck Egg Storm Blue Sage

6. Parma Violet Buttermilk Vintage Peach Duck Egg Storm Blue Sage Pale Rose

7. Buttermilk Vintage Peach Duck Egg Storm Blue Sage Pale Rose Grape

8. Vintage Peach Duck Egg Storm Blue Sage Pale Rose Grape Parma Violet

With the solid squares you should now have a grand total 56 squares.

Using the 9th colour do a final 8th round on all your squares.

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Your layout should look like the one below.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1

Duck Egg Storm

Blue Sage

Pale

Rose Grape

Parma

Violet Buttermilk

Vintage

Peach

1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2

4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Now that all your squares are complete lay them all out in the pattern below and check that you are happy with how it looks. If you want to change any of the squares around, now is the time to do it.

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Now for the joining round.

For this we used the Continuous Join As You Go method from the tutorials on The Patchwork Heart blog. Following this method join all your squares together using your 9th colour.

Now you are ready to add the border. For this we used Linen Stitch. There are lots of tutorials for Linen Stitch on the internet as well as videos on You Tube. We learnt using the tutorial on the Attic 24 blog. There are lots of pictures on there if you get stuck. We did one round of each of our 8 main colours in the following order….

Duck Egg

Storm Blue

Sage

Pale Rose

Grape

Parma Violet

Buttermilk

Vintage Peach

And finally we did a last scalloped edging row in Mushroom.