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Granny Square Crochet Rectangle http://crochet-mania.blogspot.com/2009/07/rectangle-crochet-granny-square.html

Rectangle Crochet Granny Square

Written by Teresa Richardson

Abbreviations
SC - Single Crochet
DC - Double Crochet
CH - Chain
SL ST - Slip Stitch

Long Side - This represents instructions for the long side within each round. There will be 3 DC, CH 1 in each chain 1 space across the long side.


Work 13 foundation single crochet.

The Multiple is 3 if you want to work a chain or add more stitches for a longer rectangle.

Round 1: CH 3, Work 2 DC in the same Space. CH 2, Work 3 DC, CH 2 3 DC in the same end stitch. (This creates the corners) *CH 1, skip 2 SC, work 3 DC in the next, Continue across from *. CH 1, work 3DC, CH2, 3DC, CH2, 3DC all in the same stitch at the end. (This creates the corners). *CH 1, skip 2 SC, work 3 DC in the next, Continue across from *. SC in the beginning CH 3 to join.

Round 2: CH 3, 2 DC in the same space.
Long Side 1:*CH 1, 3 DC in the next CH 1 space. Continue across from *. Corner- 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC in the same chain 2 space. Chain 1, Next Corner - 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC in the same chain 2 space.
Long Side 2: *CH 1, 3 DC in the next CH 1 space. Continue across from *. Corner- 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC in the same chain 2 space. Chain 1, Next Corner - 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC in the same chain 2 space. SC in the beginning CH 3 to join.

Round 3: CH 3, 2 DC in the same space.
Long Side 1:*CH 1, 3 DC in the next CH 1 space. Continue across from *. Corner- 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC in the same chain 2 space. CH 1, DC in the next CH 1 space, CH 1, Next Corner - 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC in the same chain 2 space.
Long Side 2: *CH 1, 3 DC in the next CH 1 space. Continue across from *. Corner- 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC in the same chain 2 space. CH 1, DC in the next CH 1 space, CH 1, Next Corner - 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC in the same chain 2 space. SC in the beginning CH 3 to join.

Continue with each round to make the rectangle larger.

For additional patterns and techniques, please visit my crochet blog.
Crochet Patterns
http://crochet-mania.blogspot.com/

Crochet Tips
http://crochet-mania-tips.blogspot.com/

Crochet Hats
http://crochet-mania-hats.blogspot.com/

Granny Squares
http://crochet-mania-grannysquare.blogspot.com/

Crochet Flowers
http://crochet-mania-flowers.blogspot.com/

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  • I followed another way how to do a granny rectangle by Red Heart-- I like the technique she used, but it was too fast, and she didn't do a demo of how the second or third round was done. Now I'm stuck... I've started a project using that technique, but I don't know what to do next. I like how you explain patterns and techniques better. Would you mind checking out how to do the Red Heart pattern for a rectangualr granny and teaching us how to do it that way too? Pretty Please ? :)

  • @luvuJesusmySavior They are not interested in teaching you, only selling yarn. Due to intellectual property laws, I would not be able to work the pattern without permission from the author. I have tried contacting that company with no luck or response.

  • Almost everything I have learned I have learned from you!! You are an awesome teacher, you take time to explain things perfectly and slow the video down on the more difficult parts. I am a young crocheter so most people are floored by the array of things I have learned...I have always given credit where credit is due and now even my grandmother (who taught me how to crochet) is learning things from you!! You're great Teresa, thanks for taking the time to post your videos!!

  • @chellebean80 Thank you for your generous words. Very much appreciated. Say hello to your Grandma! It is great that she is learning new techniques.

  • omg... excellent video... this was hilarious for me, as i am workin w/ a size Q hook, using macrame nylon cord to make a rectangle rug for outside bbq... the 15 minute video took well over 2 hours for me!!!... had to stop/go because my stitches are at least 2" in height... am familiar w/ crocheting, but never made a rectangle, which, now that i have seen video, makes too much sense... tyvm for video... greatly appreciated... i think i can handle it from here...

  • @nobracobra I appreciate the comment, thank you.

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  • how do we turn this into a scarf

  • This is absolutely beautiful!!! OMG! You are turning me into a lover of all things crochet! and I'm a newbie!

  • @tjw1963 Oh, okay, I understand. Thank you anyway. I really do enjoy watching your

    videos-- they have helped me so much! Since you have made each step so

    clear-- I'm going to try the rectangle granny you have demonstrated here.

    Thanks so much! :-)

  • I recently bought my wee mum a smaller bed (5ft 6" in length) and found that I couldn't buy bedding to fit. I came across your video and figured I might as well give it a try. Thanks to you I have just completed a warm arran crochet blanket and plan to make a few more! Excellent instuctions (even if it took me a dozen attempts before I got the gist of it) I couldn't have done it without your help.

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