Edit Feb 27, 2022: I have a video tutorial for this at the end of the post.
Materials: Worsted Weight Yarn
Size G hook
Row 1: ch 2, 6sc in second chain from hook
Row 2: 2 sc in each of the 6 sc from the previous row.
Row 3: slip into next sc, ch 3, 2 dc in the same stitch, *ch2, skip next sc, 3 dc in the next sc* repeat 4 more times, end with ch2 and slip stitch into top of ch 3
Row 4: slip stitch into first ch 2 space, [ch3, 2dc, ch 2,3 dc] in this space, [ 3dc, ch2, 3dc] in the remaining 5 ch2 spaces. Join with top of ch 3
Row 5: slip stitch into first ch 2 space, [ch3, 2dc, ch 2,3 dc] in this space, *ch 2, sc BETWEEN the next 3rd and 4th dc (or between the next 3 dc groups), ch 2, [ 3dc, ch2, 3dc] in the next ch 2 space* repeat 4 more times ending with ch 2, sc BETWEEN the next 3rd and 4th dc (or between the next 3 dc groups), ch 2, join on top of beginning ch 3.
Row 8: slip stitch into first ch 2 space, [ch3, 2dc, ch 2,3 dc] in this space, *ch 2, 3 dc in the next ch 2 space, ch 2, sc BETWEEN the next 3rd and 4th dc (or between the next 3 dc groups), ch 2, 3 dc in the next ch 2 space, ch 2 [ 3dc, ch2, 3dc] in the next ch 2 space * repeat 4 more times ending with ch 2, 3 dc in the next ch 2 space, ch 2, sc BETWEEN the next 3rd and 4th dc (or between the next 3 dc groups), ch 2, 3 dc in the next ch 2 space, ch 2 join on top of beginning ch 3.
Row 9: slip stitch into first ch 2 space, [ch3, 2dc, ch 2,3 dc] in this space, * ch 2, 3 dc in the next ch 2 space, ch 2, dc in the next ch 2 space, dc in the next sc, and dc in the ch 2 sp, ch 2, 3 dc in the next ch 2 space, ch 2, [ 3dc, ch2, 3dc] in the next ch 2 space* repeat 4 more times ending with ch 2, 3 dc in the next ch 2 space, ch 2, dc in the next ch 2 space, dc in the next sc, and dc in the ch 2 sp, ch 2, 3 dc in the next ch 2 space, ch 2, join on top of beginning ch 3.
Row 10: slip stitch into first ch 2 space, [ch3, 2dc, ch 2,3 dc] in this space, * ch 2, 3 dc in the next ch 2 space, ch 2, 3 dc in the next two ch 2 spaces, ch 2,3 dc in the next ch 2 space, ch 2,[ 3dc, ch2, 3dc] in the next ch 2 space * repeat 4 more times, ending with ch 2, 3 dc in the next ch 2 space, ch 2, 3 dc in the next two ch 2 spaces, ch 2, 3 dc in the next ch 2 space, ch 2, join on top of beginning ch 3
Repeat row 8 -10 for desired length and repeat the instructions in red one addition time for each time you repeat these rows. You can do a plain edge of sc or do a scalloped edge.
For the scalloped edge, end with row 8.
slip stitch into first ch 2 space, ch3, 6 dc in the same space. {*sc in the second dc of the 3dc group. 5 dc in next ch 2 space* repeat until you reach the 3 dc before the ch2 space, sc, and ch2 space grouping.
sc in the second dc of the 3dc group, in the next ch2 space, sc, ch 2 space, and second dc in next dc group.
(5sc) *5dc in the next sc 2 space, sc in the second dc of the 3dc group* repeat until you reach the corner ch 2 space, 7 dc in that space* } Repeat between the brackets {} ending with sc in the second dc of the 3dc group. 5 dc in next ch 2 space* repeat until you reach the 3 dc before the ch2 space, sc, ch2 space grouping. sc in the second dc of the 3dc group, in the next ch2 space, sc, ch 2 space, and second dc in next dc group. *5dc in the next sc 2 space, sc in the second dc of the 3dc group* repeat until you reach the beginning ch 3, join with beginning ch 3, fasten off.
This is beautiful and so kind of you to share the pattern. This is a to do for me. Thank you very much.
ReplyDeleteI am loving this doily - gorgeous
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pattern, and done like you have in stripes, the geometric lines are really emphasized. Thanks for sharing the pattern, I think I'll do it in icy colours as a snowflake!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou are so kind to share.
Thank you for joining Creative Friday
Warm regards
Linda
Beautiful pattern and very versatile.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
Love this!
ReplyDeleteI love the patriotic doily.
ReplyDeleteNow, if I would ever attempt crochet again, I would totally try this one...and with these colors. I do love red, white and blue.
That's a nice pattern. I'm guessing if you wanted you could just keep going around until you had a baby-size blanket? Something to think about.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful pattern. I can imagine so many possibilities with different colors. I'm definitely pinning this one. I'd love it if you shared this at my link party. http://acraftycook.blogspot.com/2012/07/1-month-of-fun-july-link-party.html
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty cool. I have done a regular ripple and granny squares obviously, but this is different. Bookmarking it for later. ;)
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ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteShare please!
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Oh, you are so talented! I never learned how to do that. Thanks for joining the Planet Weidknecht weekend hop!
ReplyDeleteWow that's amazing! Thanks so much for sharing the pattern and linking up to The Fun In Functional!
ReplyDeleteLove this Granny... Thanks for sharing. I am following you and would love it if you could follow me as well. Thanks and happy crocheting!!!
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ReplyDeleteLove it! Liz
ReplyDeleteWonderful, I shall attempt this in soft colours for a baby blanket. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI really like this and can see it crocheted in threads to become an applique. Conversely I have already imagined joining the motifs together forming a throw.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for sharing this exciting crocheted item with tons of possibilities.
BTW I have registered to follow your blog. Would you please visit my blog and choose to follow it? Of course any comments are always appreciated. http://raggz2baggz.com
Cathy Milne the Bagg Lady
Can I make several different stars and stitch them together and still have it be a star shape?
ReplyDeleteI really don't know, I haven't tried it.
DeleteThis would make a pretty couch pillow by making two and joining them together. Might try that!
ReplyDeleteI am following your Round Granny Ripple Pattern (which I love love love!) But i can not see where I am to change colors!! I have stopped on the end of the 4th row just incase it's somewhere in this area. I also am using a H hook, will that make it smaller or larger? What is the finished size of the Round Granny Ripple Pattern?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your help. I don't consider myself a newbie but i do get confused easily! LOL.
Debbie
You can change colors at the end of any row. The finished size can be big or small as you like by repeating rows 8-10.
DeleteOh ok well i like the patten you have and actually zoomed into 600% to see if i could count the rows. :) and did! Haven't finished mine because i couldn't find my white! so this weekend it will be finished. Thank you so much for your help!
DeleteI would love to see a video on how to do this pattern. I'm new to crocheting and get stuck on a few parts of the pattern
ReplyDeleteI love this and have started but some of the directions are not very clear- changing colors- I would love to see a video on this one.
Deletedefinitely on my to do list for next project. love the star shape. thanks for the written instructions on blog.
ReplyDeleteHow big can you make this star. I love this
ReplyDeleteJust keep repeating rows 8-10. I haven't made it too big, but it should work out to make it as large as you want.
DeleteBeautiful pattern, Thanks for sharing the pattern.
ReplyDeleteI have made 3 of these with red, white, and black, and ended with a row of red. Using them on my black slate coffee and end tables. Then made a square afghan using the same colors and stitches. Stunning on my black leather couch. Thank you so much for the pattern.
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