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    This pattern provides instructions for making a bee granny square using 4 colors of yarn and a 3mm crochet hook. The square is worked in joined rounds following a color chart. It begins with a foundation chain and increases, then continues in pattern following the chart for 34 more rows. Backstitch is then used to outline the chart design. Finally, a border is added in a fourth color worked in joined rounds with increases in the corners to shape the square.

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    Bee Granny Square 4bbdb6b

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    This pattern provides instructions for making a bee granny square using 4 colors of yarn and a 3mm crochet hook. The square is worked in joined rounds following a color chart. It begins with a foundation chain and increases, then continues in pattern following the chart for 34 more rows. Backstitch is then used to outline the chart design. Finally, a border is added in a fourth color worked in joined rounds with increases in the corners to shape the square.

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    This pattern provides instructions for making a bee granny square using 4 colors of yarn and a 3mm crochet hook. The square is worked in joined rounds following a color chart. It begins with a foundation chain and increases, then continues in pattern following the chart for 34 more rows. Backstitch is then used to outline the chart design. Finally, a border is added in a fourth color worked in joined rounds with increases in the corners to shape the square.

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    827 views2 pages

    Bee Granny Square 4bbdb6b

    Uploaded by

    Janette
    This pattern provides instructions for making a bee granny square using 4 colors of yarn and a 3mm crochet hook. The square is worked in joined rounds following a color chart. It begins with a foundation chain and increases, then continues in pattern following the chart for 34 more rows. Backstitch is then used to outline the chart design. Finally, a border is added in a fourth color worked in joined rounds with increases in the corners to shape the square.

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    Bee granny square crochet pattern by Cara Medus

    You will need:

    • A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook


    • Scheepjes Catona (100% cotton, 50g/125m), 1 ball of each:

    o Yarn A Saffron (249)


    o Yarn B Chocolate (507)
    o Yarn C Lemonade (403)
    o Yarn D Linen (505)

    Measurements

    15cm (6in) square

    Notes

    Pattern is written in UK terminology.

    Find a full list of all abbreviations we use in our abbreviations and conversions guide
    (https://www.gathered.how/crochet-abbreviations

    On the Chart (below), each square represents 1dc stitch, and the bold lines represent back stitch worked
    afterwards. Read all RS rows from right to left and WS rows from left to right. When changing colours, change
    in the last yrh of the previous st and twist the yarn ends together to avoid holes forming.
    Bee granny square pattern
    Using Yarn A, ch34.

    Row 1 (RS) Dc in second ch from hook and in each ch to end, turn. [33 sts]

    Row 2 Ch1 (does not count as st), dc in each st to end, turn.

    Rows 3-36 Cont working each row as Row 2, following Chart for the colour changes.

    Fasten off and weave ends.

    Using Yarn B, work back stitches using the stitches as a grid, following the lines on the Chart.

    Border

    Using Yarn C, join in top edge, in third st from right.

    Round 1 (RS) (Tr in st 2 rows below, dc in next st) repeat to last st of top row, 3dc in last st. Tr in same point as
    previous tr, dc in next st. Cont working (tr, dc) as before, so that the tr sts are in line with the first tr worked on
    this side. You may have to adjust the number of sts when you reach the corners so that the tr sts at the
    corners line up as closely as possible. Cont in same fashion around, working 3dc in each corner, ss to first st.
    Fasten off and weave in ends.

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