Okay so many of you asked for it, so here it is Ive done the best I write it up for you all.
This was a gift from my Nonna, you can read more about it here.
Its really basic. Starts off like a Granny Square. I used size 4mm Hook and Standard Cotton yarn so my mofits are bigger and more visible for the Tute.
My Blanket was made from 4 ply baby yarn with Hook to match ( read your lable) the mofits measure 2.5 inches
Nonna"s Blanket
Chain 6, Sl St into 1st CH from Hook
Ch 3 (counts as first DC from hereafter), 3Dc, Ch 3, 4 Dc, Ch 3, 4 Dc, Ch 3, 4 Dc, Ch3 and join to the top of the first 3 chain
Should look like this after the first round.
2nd Round: Sl St across to next 3 chain opening. Ch 3, 8 Dc into the chain 3 opening,
9 Dc in the next opening and finish round in the same way.
Now you should have one completed square. Bind Off
Make as many of these as you want the blanket big. My Nonna's Blanket is 13 Squares Across. 17 Squares long....bassinet size.
Now to sew them together...
Lay them with sides folded up like so....
Use cotton to match...I'm using different coloured thread to show you where to sew the mofits together.
Sew at the end of each outer shell and in the middle of the shell where my needle is pointing. I sewed from the back as it was easier to pick up the stitches.
till you end up with the above, and so on make it as big or as little as you like.
Add a pearl, button or bead in the center and there you have it.
Would love to see your creations....Ive started a flickr group here
any question feel free to email me my email is at the top of my blog.
Thanks enjoy
Leah x
Thank You so much!!
Blessings,
JoEl
Posted by: JoEl Guillot | June 28, 2011 at 01:44 PM
Thank you for doing this :)
Posted by: osmia | June 28, 2011 at 02:13 PM
Thank you!!
Posted by: Maria | June 28, 2011 at 05:12 PM
Very cool. Is your dc UK or US? It's very pretty :-)
Posted by: Mandy | July 01, 2011 at 10:09 AM
Awesome! We were trying to figure this out over on Ravelry!
Posted by: Elizabeth Ham | July 21, 2011 at 12:34 PM
Bellissima, meravigliosa, fantastica!
Grazie per il tutorial:)))
Posted by: Rosalba Strega | July 26, 2011 at 09:32 PM
Hello!
I loved the tutorial! Thank you, the flower is very beautiful!
Kisses!
Marcia
Posted by: Márcia | November 14, 2011 at 12:49 AM