How to:

make a granny shrugfor the visual learner

Thornberry & kootoyoo… click & crochet

Any terminology used is

Australian/UK

• There is a PDF line by line pattern available at http://thornberry.wordpress.com• Round 1

• Round 2

• Round 3• Make sure that you have chained 2 between the treble clusters on the points of the hexagon & only chained one

between treble clusters along the sides of the hexagon.

• Round 4

• Round 5

• Round 6

• Round 7

• Round 8

• Round 9

• Finished hexagon motif. • You need to make a second.

• The hexagon shape will fold in on itself to form an “L”

• Once you have two hexagons completed lay them out as pictured.• If you’ve made the motifs reversible as I did then there really isn’t a right or wrong way to put it together.

• Starting at the neck seam down the centre back seam.• I switched to a smaller hook so that I wasn’t trying to jam the monster 15mm through the stitches & just

concentrated on making my stitches nice & loose. I used double crochet.

• If you think you want to edge the shrug just “hold your place” while you seam the shoulders.

• Position your neck opening & add markers.

• Seam along to your marker. • Again, I used double crochet.

• Once you hit your neck marker just slip stitch along the back of the neck opening until you reach the marker on the other side.

• Then double crochet the other shoulder seam.

• Now you can pick up the loop you marked at the base of the centre back seam & edge the garment if you wish. • I edged this one with double crochet.

• Now weave in your ends. If you’ve used the Wilderness 100g balls then you shouldn’t have too many…hooray.

• Wear your shrug with pride.• Seams in (as pictured) for a lovely drape OR seams out for a more structured look.