EASY Chevron Granny Square Throw
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2022
- Come along with Bonnie and learn how to crochet the EASY Chevron Granny Square Throw! This is a beginner friendly design that will be a great addition to your skill set as well as any room in your home.
You can make this design wider by adding multiples of 36 to the original starting chain.
This throw is approximately 52" wide x 56" long (including optional edging).
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This is made using a #5 weight yarn available here: www.lovecrafts.com/en-us/p/pa.... Feel free to substitute a worsted/Aran weight yarn if you prefer. This also can be an excellent stash buster project.
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I DID IT. After Not Crocheting for nearly 15 years. I decided to start again. This was my first project. Turned Out Beautifully!!
Clear, Precise Tutorial! Awesome Teacher. Thank you!
I'm on the Hook Again!
Thank you!!
Welcome back to the world of crochet Laverne!
Very clear description & good close-ups of the stitches. I love it when video crocheters are crystal clear & detailed without going too long. Excellent presentation & a lovely pattern. 😊
I'm working a bigger blanket of purple hues. Used 248 for the initial chain. This was very easy to follow.
Classic pattern but still beautiful! Love the color you chose. Thank you for sharing this timeless pattern!
Very nice stitch Bonnie. This will definitely be added to my favorite list. TFS
This is my favorite chevron pattern! Easy to do and very relaxing. Thank you very much, Bonnie!❤
I made this pattern years ago. Loved, couldn’t find this pattern and wanted to make it again. Thank you for this.
Thank you for making such an easy to follow pattern! I've watched about five other videos and this is the first one I've been able to make it to three rows!!!
That is absolutely beautiful, I've just brought 3 colours of chunky to make a blanket, so I will be starting this pattern as soon as it arrives. Thank you so much for your wonderful video tutorials ❤️
Been making this pattern for 50 years. Love it. Thanks for letting other people know
Never been a fan of crocheting Chevron, But this one I must give a try! Thank you!
Absolutely gorgeous
I love chevron anything! I just inherited a queen size single crochet blo chevron scrapghan that my great grandmother made in the 70s. She passed just before I was born so it's pretty special to me for that reason, plus the fact that it was in my parents house my whole life. So many memories! You can very well tell it's 70s because there's a lot of browns, yellows, greens, and oranges. It was made with super saver and is in great condition.
Yes, Granny Squares were the starting point of when I learned to crochet back around 1970!
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Luv that it coordinates with the top.
I absolutely love this!!! I love your color choices too!🧶 thank you Bonnie 😊
My pleasure Katie!😊
love this pattern, thank you, your a great teacher, I’m doing a cot size blanket for my Grandson.
Thank you so much for such an easy to follow pattern….indeed relaxing!! Truly enjoying it….thanks again❤️
Pretty hues of blue used. It is a beautiful blanket. Thank you god the tutorial.
Such a beautiful blanket 😀
My friend Sunshine referred me to this channel n it will be my next afghan to make ! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial ! So looking forward to it !
So sweet! The first afghan I started was a ripple afghan in 1970. It was a beautiful mix of about 9 shades of fall colors. That was when I learned to ALWAYS make note of the hook size for each project! During my cross country move, I lost the hook I was using! I picked up a hook I thought was close enough! You know how that went! Been thinking about making another one after all these years. Thank you Bonnie for your inspiration and for the walk down memory lane! You are an awesome teacher.
Thank you Rosemary! Yes, it's so easy to forget which hook was used. Blessings to you!
Bonnie, absolutely gorgeous, am really enjoying your tutorial and such lovely colours too, thanks for sharing 👌🤗😘🙏🏻
What a great idea! I have one beloved earring formerly half of a pair that I didn’t want to throw away (actually, many single earrings). I knew they would have a purpose again. I, too, love Chevrons and had to see this video.
Yes, earrings will make beautiful stitch markers Laurel!
I can't wait to do this one!!
Love this technique! Thanks for sharing such a beautiful pattern, Bonnie
My pleasure Catherine!
Great...I loved it, and I made one but a little different. Your step by step guidance really helped me to do my project ...thank u so much.
Thank you for this clear instructive video - I tried another chevron pattern and failed miserably … I’m so happy. I only just picked up crochet properly recently thanks to RUclips and memories of my grandmother teaching my sister and when we were young.
I love it! I have not done a chevron yet and can't wait to do this one. I think I will use your advice and do a stash buster for this one. Thank you for sharing!
I hope you have fun with this one Nikki! It does crochet up quickly!😊
Never had any luck doing any kind of ripple...until now! I am working on the second row and already feel like I can finish this one. Thank you!
So glad this is working for you!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful project I love it 🥰 is my very first time to doing this 👍🥰 God bless you 🙏🏻🙏🏻
liebe Bonnie, ich liebe es, Deine Projekte nachzuarbeiten, du erklärst es klar und deutlich, so dass auch komplizierte Arbeitsabläufe verständlich werden/sind und das Häkeln wirklich Freude macht, danke für deine Mühe
Ich bin so froh, dass das bei dir funktioniert, @saliet9267! Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich heute die Zeit genommen haben, mich zu ermutigen.
I enjoy all of Bonnie’s crochet tutorials. I made a chevon blanket for my husband fifty years ago. It is in good condition today.
That's wonderful! I made many smaller ripple throws from kits in the 1970's. They have served us well!
Muy linda!!!. Gracias por esos tutoriales de todas esas cosas tan lindas que haces🥰
I will be making this 1 for sure. what pretty colors and I love the instructions. Had started another pattern when I found this pattern so I took it all apart so I could use the colors for your pattern. I am doing this in orange, yellow and browns. I make lap blankets for senior centers and this will be a good 1 for me to try. thanks for the easy instructions.
My pleasure Rosemarie!
Very beautiful. Thank you so much.
You are the goat of crocheting love crochet with you !!!!?
Lovely chevron. This will be on my list. I have been crochet blankets for Salvation Army.
Thanks for doing that Kathy! My mom worked for the Salvation Army for many years in South Florida. They helped her through some pretty rough times.
I am working on my second one I love the pattern and you are a great teacher
loved your show
Love this pattern ❤
Thanks that was an excellent tutorial. One of the best I’ve ever watched
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I love your tutorials. Thank you.
My pleasure Amy!😊
I am. Enjoy crocheting this pattern. Love it thank yo u for showing
I really like this, I’m currently doing a ripple stitch and this looks much better
This is so easy to follow. Went and bought my yarn today 4 my first project.
I wish you all the best with this Corina!
Great tutorial! You are so thorough in your explanation. Thank you!
Thank you Jennie!
Hi. Bonnie I. Love. This pattern. I. Have. Made. A. Few. Blankets. Using. It. You. Make. It. .easy to. Follow. And. The. Colors. You. Are. Using. Are. So. Pretty. Thank. You. For. Showing. This. Pattern
My pleasure Patricia!
Currently making this in Miami Dolphin colors~ turquoise, orange & white.
This tutorial was invaluable & the pattern easy to follow. Thank you.
That sounds amazing! I grew up a HUGE Miami Dolphin fan as a kid living in South Florida! Even took care of Don Shula’s dog at the vet hospital where I worked!❤️ I remember Superbowls VII & VIII very well too! 😊😊😊❤️❤️❤️
Perfect explanation. Thank you.
Perfect tutorial, thank you.
Beautiful
Tank you for sharing 💕🙏🏼🌷 Great tv project
I watched your video several times not because of your explanation but because of how my brain works lol after the initial 2 rows it works up so beautifully. Thank you for this inspiring video. Nice work
Yay! So glad this is working for you!
Lindo, parabéns, obrigada por ensinar!
Hermoso proyecto 😊
Really nice 👍
*I'VE BEEN TRYING TO RECALL THIS PATTERN!* I am YELLING with JOY because this is one of the first stitches my grandma Lucy Coker Jefferson taught me. She also did it in a double crochet zig zag, and it was sooo simple, but I just cannot recall exactly how it went. I've literally been on a sort of spiritual quest for a tutorial to jog my memory, so thanks, hear???
My pleasure Jancey!😊❤️
What a beautiful detail and result.i realy love your work💖
Thank you!❤️
Hi, just finished my second Chevron baby blanket and I'm pleased with the end result. I find it easy following your patterns and you take time explaining all the steps. I've knitted for years for all my family but can only crochet now due to arthritis , cant seem to hold knitting pins now. Anyway look forward to your next video. I'm going to try a Ripple baby blanket now . Bye now from Sunderland England.
So glad you enjoyed this one Lesley! Do take care.
Making a much bigger blanket and i did goof up on my math, but its looking wonderful. The instructions are easy to follow.
Thank you for the bigger stitch count. Did you use 6 balls of each or more?
this is awesome thank you so much 💜
My pleasure Bonnie! Cool name you've go there!!
Hi Bonnie,
Cathyjo here, Thank you for such a timely response.
You are single handedly the best and my favorite on this venue.
Thank you again
😊
Awww....thank you Gobabe23! I so appreciate your kind encouragement.
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Hi from Saudi Arabia.i am a beginner at crochet and i loved the way you explained the pattern thank you so much ❤
So glad this worked for you!
❤ beautiful
Hi that's very beautiful throw l just learnt how to do ripple crochet it's easy you made it easy and straight forward pattern to do from Bernadette from Hertfordshire
Very pretty. I'm making one using scraps ofcyarn
Thank you for this video!! I love it!
My pleasure!
And your nails are gorgeous!!
I like it thank you! 😊👍 Also really like your nails! 😊💅🏻
Thank you Pat! These are Color Street brand and they save me a lot of time and money to use!
Thank you!!!!
Thanks for explaining this blanket so well. Love it! This will be my first crochet blanket. Kindly from Colleen in Tasmania, Where it's cold enough for many blankets!
Stay warm Colleen!!
@@BonnieBayCrochet Waiting on my wool to arrive and then i'm going to watch over and over again how to get your blanket style made. Staying warm in a snuggly blanket that i actually made myself..... CAN NOT WAIT !!! Bless u dear lady xo
@@BonnieBayCrochet WOW...im so stoked you replied to me THANK YOU :)
@@colleenclark6835 Thank you Colleen!
Thanks!
Perfect project for me! I ve been crocheting for less than a year now and this is really nice and will keep me learning and progressing with my crochet skills. Thank you! Also I love your nail polish in this video! Very pretty!
So glad you are enjoying this on Lessons! Even after 50+ years of crocheting I LOVE working up throws like this one. They are fast, easy, relaxing and colorful.
I am new subscribe I just want to say I enjoy you making that banket I love making long blanket I will make this blanket next week I like that style Thank you !
Welcome to my channel RideorDie!
Hi Goofy Kayla.. I'm Goofy Sue .. trying to type this while having a sneezing fit. Such a fit that had to go down to ladies room in my house. Anyway haha don't know what I was going to say. Love seeing you as always. Maybe my brain will do better at remembering.
Yes it's a great day to crochet. 🌻🌼🌺❤️🐦🙏
😂😂😂Welcome to the “non-perfection” club Sue Ann! I totally understand!😊❤️
@@BonnieBayCrochet thanks 👍
tank you ❤ ❤❤ very good ❤❤❤
Such a Beautiful Afgan I'm New To Your Channel Love The Colors. 😊
Welcome aboard Joanne! So glad you are here!
I’m saying this again, I love this pattern!
Thank you Jenny!
The first blanket I ever made was a continuous Grannysquare in the 76,77. It was yellow,green & white big enough for a queen size bed
That was my first project as well, but mine was green and yellow!
Those square plastic keepers on bread make great stitch markers! And they're free
Hi so am do u possibly have a video of a bottom n top edge border? Just wondering like a frame going all around for a edge? This is so BEAUTIFUL thank you
No, I don't have a video like this. Usually chevron style blankets don't need a border, but you can just continue the single crochets all the way around if you would like.
Your sweater is very pretty.Did you make it? It looks like a top down with a circular yoke. I do the count 5trick to. It happens that I can only do 5 chains before moving the yarn again. Thank you for this video. I love the ripplechevron stitch p and have used it many times. Lately I find my edges get uneven on the left, but ok on the right. I’ve tried different patterns but haven’t figured it out yet. Help!!
Yes, I make these sweaters and you can see this one here: ruclips.net/video/lB7lJDT0pwA/видео.html. You can always send me clear photos of the issue you are having to bonniebay@me.com and I can take a look.
Thank You , easy to understand, so planning to make 2 of those. How big did it turn out to be , I would like to make this foe my twin size bed.
This one is
Thank You
How big is this blanket originally, I would like to make big enough for a twin size bed.
Thank you , You are a joy to listen and learn.
This one is 52" wide x 56" long (including optional edging).
Love this blanket. I can’t find how much yarn I will need.
I do list this information in the video. Here are the yarn recommendations: 5 skeins each of Paintbox Yarns Simply Chunky (100% acrylic, 100 g/3.5 oz, 136
m/149 yd). (I used 5 skeins of the colors #339 Sailor Blue, #334 Kingfisher Blue, #335
Duck Egg Blue, 15 skeins total.)
Hi Ms Bonnie ma'am,
I have been following you on this beautiful blanket. I have an issue I don't know how to fix. My blanket keeps getting wider and wider and wider... It's growing more square clusters and I don't know what I did wrong. Can you please help me.
Thank you so much for sharing.
I just love you so much Bonnie ma'am, I hope you don't mind. You are like a sister I never had or thought I needed! You are a great teacher 😉🥰.
I would really need a photo to understand what is going on, but sounds like you are adding extra stitches at the end of the rows. I recommend rewatching the first few rows of this project again to see what you are doing differently.
I really have a hard time with the combined double crochet. I cannot get it close to the last cluster of three. There is always a big gap. Can I do a 2 or 3 DC cluster instead? Thanks for your help.
Definitely try it and see how it looks.
I accidentally ended up with an extra cluster at the end of the row, would it make a huge difference? This is my first Chevron.
Just finished
Yay Anna!!
Hello Bonnie, 😊
Thank you for this tutorial.
I have a question please.
So I added 35 to my chain f 178 = 213 for
6 chevrons.
I wanted my throw a little bit longer.
I wanted to adjust for my Worsted Weight.
I thought mine would not be as wide as your chunky weight yarn. Or my Chevrons would shrink my original chain a little.
I have 212 stitches.
But I realize, My R 1
SC row is a even number. While yours is odd. 177
Will this matter.
Does odd I’m Ready even number matter with this chain
I don’t want to have to frog it.
Thank you so so very much.
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If you are off by a chain or two, you should be ok. Just may need to skip an extra stitch here or there on the foundation row. No one will ever notice. I promise!
I have to try this, what size is your project, and thank you for this video it’s so easy to understand
This throw is approximately 52" wide x 56" long (including optional edging). I usually have this information in the video description.
My row 2 (after the SC row) ends after a valley; i still have the correct cluster count, but when coming back to do the next row, i have space for four clusters before the valley. My other side ends after a peak and has the space for the five clusters. My row 4 will not end correctly if i continue. I did the 178 starting chain as the video suggests. I have followed the instructions exactly.
I would double check that.
Hi, how many stitches do I begin with to make a one meter square blanket?
I made this blanket but in green colors came out really nice I don’t know how to put a picture of my blanket
I want to do that blanket in stead of 25 stitches is it 35 stitches as long as I want plus 3
Bobbie pins work too as a market
I’m very excited to crochet the beginner chevron blanket. I would like to know how to print out the directions. Or can I buy a book with your beginner patterns?
That really all depends upon your computer/printer system Stella. The written pattern is available here: www.lovecrafts.com/en-us/p/easy-chevron-granny-square-throw-crochet-pattern-by-bonnie-barker
@@BonnieBayCrochet thank you for such a quick response. I’m going to try that later. Have you published a book for beginners?
@@stellapuorro6941 yes I have a couple Avalon Amazon: www.amazon.com/s?k=bonnie+barker+beginning&crid=1MB6J129ZFZKX&sprefix=bonnie+barker+beginning%2Caps%2C75&ref=nb_sb_noss
Hello Bonnie ❤ I'm seeming to have a big gap on the valleys and can't figure out why, any advice? Thank you 💐
If it looks significantly different from the sample in the video, you many need to back it up and recount.
You can use Bobby pins, too.
Great idea!😊
Bonnie I added an extra 35 chains. I was not sure how to do Row 2 since I added the extra chains. I did row 2 repeat I think 4 times and then the last sentence of Row 2. It did not come out right. Sure hope you can help. Thanks so much. Mary H
I believe the multiple to be added to the original starting chain is 36. Sorry for any confusion.
Bonnie, if I use #4 yarn - how many stitches would I need for a Lapghan?
That's hard to say due to many variables. I think a #4 yarn should be pretty close to what I used in this video. The design will be only slightly smaller.
@@BonnieBayCrochet thank you - I have started it with the same amount of stitches.