Tuesday, 17 July 2012

Ta -Dah!!









Well...I've been practising all weekend
and have finally produced.........
my first Granny Square


This was another of the challenges I promised my self to do this year.

I'm not sure if it's a square or a circle but it's a start.
I also realise that it's not perfect.....
at least I tried!!

Stocki challenged me, earlier this year,
 to start crocheting......
when I said that I would so like to be involved in the


So I picked up the hook
and told Annie at Knitsofacto......
that I had started.

I looked at different blogs and was told to look at Attic 24 for help.

I did and was immediately captured....
by the jewel like colours

So here I am.......my first Granny Square
and I hope to start a Granny Stripe Blanket

Perhaps that needs to be one of my next projects for this year.........

Please have a look at these blogs if you don't already visit them....they are just so encouraging!





18 comments:

  1. Well done, that's really good, can't believe is your first one! I love Attic 24, Lucy's was the first I ever looked at, years ago, when I knew nothing of blog land! So glad I discovered it! Claire xxx

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  2. Great job Friend
    I just love Attic 24. SHe has a beautiful crow-hooky blog.
    So happy or you.
    Hugs & JOY
    Trace

    www.grannytracescrapsandsquares.com

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  3. Yay! Well done you! It is a lovely little granny too.... I shall knock on your 'door' in a few months for the BBB 2013 :) Hugs, Jill (Stocki)x

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  4. Congratulations! I love the colors you used :)

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  5. Congratulations!! You have done a fine job!

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  6. It looks great.. I love the colours. Are you going to make it into a bigger project. Jx

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  7. Think you have done a lovely job at your granny "circle", and it is much better than anything i have not done. Bet you are going to have fun with this!

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  8. Looks great. Glad you mastered it. I made a hugh granny square afghan in the 70"s and got rid of it at some point in the last 15 years. I regret giving it away after all that work. Don't make my mistake.

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  9. Congratulations on your first granny square! My grandmother crocheted Granny Square quilts for each of her grandchildren. Quite the accomplishment.

    I am sending you Yarn Purls. I think you will enjoy her creativity. She amazes me . . .

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  10. Yay! Congratulations on making your first square. Love the colors you chose. I've been having fun crocheting various squares to eventually make a sampler blanket. Love crochet!

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  11. Kudos to you for that accomplishment! I never did learn to crochet.

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  12. Way to go! And it's beautiful! You'll probably want to make bunches now! HAVE FUN!

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  13. Nice job!!! I love it and it is one thing I would love to learn to do- xo Diana

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  14. Yea for you! Do you know it took me years to figure out the granny square. Some of those written patterns make it so much difficult than it needs to be. I actually finally figured it out from a pattern at Tangled Happy. So easy! The granny stripe pattern from Attic 24 is a breeze and you will love it! Have fun! Best wishes, Tammy

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  15. Yea Joan!!!! Great job. You will love crochet. It is so soothing! I love to knit as well. You are on your way....
    Can't wait to see more!!!!!
    XO Kris

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  16. Woo hoo! The world needs more crocheters - congratulations on your successful Granny motif! A few more, and you'll have a cushion cover on your hands. :)

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  17. Excellent! I still remember how pleased I was when I finally managed to make my first granny square (and how frustrating it was when I couldn't decipher some of the patterns either). I used Lucy's tutorial for my first one too.
    *** Warning *** - it's addictive!

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  18. Fantastic. Well done. Applause all around. !!!!!!!

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