I remember GS's from the 1960's when everyone seemed to have one on the back of the couch in the den or family room.
The traditional dark colors didn't call to me.
Flash forward to today with all the fun colors in yarns, and now I want to play.
So far, my most favorite Granny Square pattern comes from Sarah London.
Sarah's coordinating white with the brights looks so clean and happy.
(*Make sure to check out her site. She has so many wonderful crochet ideas!)
I will be making one of these.
Not sure when, but it's a gotta have.
15 comments:
These are just beautiful!! I love the colors too. You are right bright and clean. They look like flowers.
Those are absolutely beautiful! Love them!
Those are just gorgeous. I tried to link to her, but wasn't able.
I love them too and glad that people are bringing them back again. White background would be gorgeous. Are you starting one? Hugs Nat
You are right, the new bright colors make them sing! Ditto for me, the link did not work???
Love your granny squares. I went to her site but couldn't find the pattern, please help.
What a talented gal... that Sarah London. Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to see what you make!
I love the granny squares with white as well--fresh as a daisy!!
Mary
Beautiful Nedra! I love the colors and the round middle with the square edge! They look like sunflowers to me!
MGM
How beautiful, Nedra - have checked out Srah's site before - is this square called Pop Wheel Motif? Very Beautiful!
Hugs - Lurline♥
Who can resist granny squares. they are so fun to make. these were not just on the back of couches I had a Pink and blue poncho made of granny squares. It was very fashionable.
I love Sarah London and Attic 24. Always happy places to visit. I hope to get back to my granny squares this Fall--letting the self-induced tendonitis recover since January.
Went to her site and can not find the pattern for the afagan you have pictured. Where do we find that pattern???
OOOOHHHH NO!!! I'm in trouble again Nedra!!! I WANT to do these too!!!
Oh darn...since this is from a year ago I bet you won't see my comment. I live this. Where can I find the pattern?
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