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Granny Stripe Stitch – Pattern Description

The Granny Stripe Stitch is a two-row repeat crochet pattern constructed with clusters of double crochet nested in between the previous row’s double crochet clusters to create an offset pattern that is light and not completely solid. It works great for baby blankets, modern afghans, cardigans and shawls.

The two-row repeat pattern is easy to remember and you will not need to reference the pattern once you made a few rows. There are no stitches to count either, it is the perfect project to make while watching your favorite TV show.

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Video Tutorial

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How To Crochet The Granny Stripe Stitch

Pattern Notes

Pattern Characteristics

lace
double-sided
flat

Pattern Repeat

Multiples of 3ch+1
2-row repeat

Supplies Used

Deramores Studio Aran
5mm crochet hook

Abbreviations

Pattern written in US terms using Craft Yarn Council abbreviations.

st(s) – stitch(es)	sk – skip
ch(s) – chain(s)	dc – double crochet

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Special Stitches

There are no special stitches used in this pattern.

Pattern Instructions

ch3 at the beginning of each row counts as a double crochet
stitches contained within ** are the repeat section for that row

Starting Chain: This pattern requires you to chain multiples of 3x+1chains. My starting chain is 28ch.

Row 1: dc in the 4th ch from the hook, *sk2, 3dc in the next st*, repeat from * until you have 3chs left, sk2, 2dc in last ch.

Row 2: ch3, *3dc in the next space between the 3dc clusters below*, repeat from * until you have crocheted in the last space between the 3dc clusters below, dc in the top ch of the ch3 below.

Row 3: ch3, dc in the first stitch, *3dc in the next space between the 3dc clusters below*, repeat from * until you have crocheted in the last space between the 3dc clusters below

NOTE: the space between the dc and the 3dc cluster found at the beginning and end of the row does not count as a space.

Repeat rows 2 & 3 until you have the required length

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