Maryfairys granny babette

I have a basket full of “starter squares” made from scraps of yarn left over from projects, which aren’t big enough to make anything substantial, but too big to throw away, so I am using them to s...

I’m never disappointed when I use Paton’s Canadiana yarn for a baby blanket! I just love how soft the yarn…

...rd, 4s rd and 2 rd squares. Note to self: When making granny squares, always turn after each rd. The benefits are that you don’t get tilting of the square, which I am prone to and both sides of the blanket look the same, so no right or wrong side. For this blanket I worked first 2 rds right side facing and then turned after each rd so that the squares ended with right...

Ravelry: Maryfairy's Squiggly Ruffle Flower Granny Square

Ravelry: Maryfairy's Something Cute Granny Square

...rd, 4s rd and 2 rd squares. Note to self: When making granny squares, always turn after each rd. The benefits are that you don’t get tilting of the square, which I am prone to and both sides of the blanket look the same, so no right or wrong side. For this blanket I worked first 2 rds right side facing and then turned after each rd so that the squares ended with right...

As I had all of my colourful yarns out for my Lanterns Blanket, I thought I would start another granny blanket. I have procrastinated for days over what type of granny blanket I wanted and have d...