"Lilliandil" ~~ Fourth Square in the series "In Love With Granny"
Hello
yarnians, welcome again..!!
We
have already completed three squares in our series and today I am going to
publish fourth one, “Lilliandil”.
When I first announced that I will be
publishing 9 Granny Squares every 15 days, I was little skeptical whether I
would be able to design and write the pattern within stipulated time but I
think once you decide and start acting on it, things somehow fall into their places &
here I am releasing pattern for fourth square..!!
Lilliandil
is very special to me for many reasons, firstly because Lillian in Lilliandil
is very significant name in my life, Lillian is the name of my very dear friend who
passed away last year after fighting a bitter fight with Cancer. I dedicate
this square to her.
"Wherever
you are, you know that you are very special to me and you are missed every day."
Secondly,
this square is little different from traditional Granny Square. I like the
squares which are flower centric, and I am back with flower centric design with
this pattern, it also has a touch of overlay crochet.
And
lastly, I have picked this name from one my favorite book, “Chronicles of
Narnia”, “Lilliandil” is Ramandu’s daughter & is a part-star. She first
appears in the book, “Voyage of the Dawn Trader”.
So
coming back to our pattern, as with all my previous squares, this square size
too is 10’’ square made in fingering weight yarn. I have kept final stitch
count of all the squares same so you can join them letter to make Blanket or
Table Runner or anything you wish to make.
Material Required:
Your
favorite yarn and a matching hook, I used 3 mm hook with fingering weight yarn
Tapestry
needle to weave in the ends
Scissors
Level:
Enthusiastic
beginner
Finished size:
10"
with fingering weight yarn and 3 mm hook
Abbreviation and
stitch guide (US terms):
st
(stitch) sts (stitches)
ch
(chain)
sts
(slip stitch)
yo
(yarn over)
sp
(space) sps (spaces)
sc
(single crochet)
dc
(double crochet)
hdc
(half double crochet)
htr
(half treble crochet)
bpdc
(back post double crochet)
fpdc
(front post double crochet)
fptr (front post treble) – yo × 2 times, insert hook around
the indicated st, (yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops) × 3 times
fphtr (front post half treble) – yo × 2 times, insert hook around
the indicated st, yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops, yo, pull
through all 3 loops.
puff St
– yo × 3
fp-puff
– yo × 4 around indicated st
puff2tog
– yo × 3 in the indicated st, yo, pull through all loops but one, yo × 3 in the
next indicated st, yo, pull through all loops but one, yo, pull through all the
loops, ch1 to close.
Popcorn st
– (5dc –pc)
Split Cluster
– Split cluster is worked around different sts, keeping one loop on the hook,
yo, pull through all the loops, ch1 to close. The placement of the sts is
explained in the round itself.
Colorway:
I
have used yarn from my stash.
Pattern Notes:
Join
rounds with slip stitches in the first st made unless otherwise noted.
Pattern
repeats are marked within round with any of the following: **, (), {}.
Stitch
count for each round are listed at the end of the round.
Groups
of stitches are marked in parenthesis () or {}.
Please
go through the "STITCH GUIDE & ABBREVIATIONS" section before you
begin. All stitches in this pattern are listed and/or explained in this section
unless they are explained within the round itself.
I
have done my best to make sure this pattern is accurate. However, if you find
any errors or typographical mistake or have any query with regard to the pattern,
please drop me an email on hooksbooksnme@gmail.com
In
most of the rounds I start by saying, start your round with standing st and the
position where the stitch has to be placed; this is just a starting instruction
and should not be counted as a st . Moreover, you can start the round with slip
st and corresponding chains for a standing st (such as ch3 for dc, ch4 for tr
and so on)
Please
block your work after finishing and weaving in all the ends.
Instructions:
Start
with double magic ring. If you are not comfortable working with MR then you may
chain 6 and ss in the first ch to form a loop.
ROUND
1 (Yellow)
Work
8 sc's in the MR. Join with ss in the first sc ~ 8 sc
ROUND
2 (Yellow)
Ch1,
*2 sc in each st* around. Join with ss in the first sc made.. ~ 16
sc
ROUND
3 (Pink)
Start
this round with standing dc (first dc of 5dc-pc) in the first sc of any sc increase of previous round, *5dc-pc in any st,
ch2, skip next sc* around. Join with ss in the first popcorn made.. ~ 8 popcorn st, 8 ch2 sps
ROUND
4 (Yellow)
Start
with standing sc in any ch2 sp from previous round, * sc in ch2 sp, dc in the
skipped st from previous round, sc in the same sp, fpsc around pc st* around. Join
with ss in the first sc made.. ~ 16 sc, 8 dc, 8 fpsc
ROUND
5 (Lavender)
Start
with standing hdc in st after dc (sc made after dc in the previous round), hdc in the next 2 sts, *ch3, skip dc from previous round, hdc in the next 3 sts* repeat from * to * 7 more time, ch3, skip next dc. Join with ss in the first hdc made.. ~ 24 hdc, 8 ch3 sps
ROUND
6 (Yellow)
In
this round, we are going to work Split cluster over dc's worked in round 4, 3 hdc's from round 5. Please note, first tr of next split cluster will be worked in the same dc in which last tr of previous split cluster is made.
*Work following sts keeping one loop each on the hook, (tr in the skipped dc, fpdc
over next 3 hdc's, tr in the next skipped dc), you will have 6 loops on the hook,
yo, pull through all loops, ch1 to close, ch4*, repeat from * to * 8 time.Join with ss
in the first cluster made.. ~ 8 split clusters, 8 ch4 sps
ROUND
7 (Purple)
Start
with standing dc in any ch3 sp from round 5, *5 dc in the ch3 sp of round 5, ch1, fpsc around split cluster from previous round, ch1*, repeat from * to * 8 times. Join with ss in the first dc made. ~
40 dc, 8 fpsc, 16 ch1 sps
ROUND
8 (Pink)
Start
with standing fpsc around any fpsc from previous round, * fpsc around fpsc, ch1,
(skip dc, yo × 3 puff st in between two dc's, ch1) × 4 times, skip next dc*, repeat from * to * 8 times. Join with ss in the first fpsc made. ~ 8 fpsc, 32 puffs, 40 ch1
sps
ROUND
9 (Lavender)
Start
with standing fpdc around first dc of 5dc group from round 7, *fpdc around first dc of round 7 , fpsc around puff, fphtr around next dc of round 7, fpsc around next puff, fptr around next dc from round 7, fpsc around next puff, fphtr around next dc from round 7, fpsc around next puff, fpdc around next dc from round 7*, repeat from * to * 8 times. Join with ss in the first fpdc made. ~ 16 fpdc, 16 fphtr, 8 fptr, 32 fpsc
ROUND
10 (Sky Blue)
This entire round is worked in the ch1 sps from round 8.
Start
with puff in ch1 sp before any fpsc, *yo × 3 puff in the ch1 sp before fpsc from round 8 (keep one loop on the hook), skip fpsc, yo × 3 puff in the next ch1 sp (keep one loop on the hook), 3 loops on the hook, YO and pull through all the 3 loops, (3 dc in the next ch1 sp)× 3 times, (skip all the sts in between)* repeat from * to * 8 time. Join with ss in the first tr
made. ~ 8 puff2together, 72 dc
ROUND 11 (Royal Blue)
Start with standing bpdc around first puff of puff2together made in the previous round, * bpdc around first puff, bpdc around next puff, bpdc around next 9 sts* repeat from * to * 8 times. Join with ss in the first st made. ~ 88 bpdc
ROUND
12 (Yellow)
In
this round, our circle will be transformed into square.
Start working in the bpdc that is worked
after second puff of round 10 (first dc of 3 dc group falling next to second puff),* tr in the st, dc in the next 3 sts, hdc in the next 3
sts, sc in the next 6 sts, hdc in the next 3 sts, dc in the next 3 sts, tr in the next st, 2 tr in the next st, ch2, 2 tr in the next st, * repeat * to * 8 times.
Join with ss in the first st made. ~ 24 tr, 24 dc, 24 hdc, 24 sc, 4 ch2 sps
ROUND
13 (Pink)
Start
with standing fpdc in first st after ch2 sp of previous round, *fpdc in next 24
sts, (hdc, ch2, hdc) in corner ch2 sp* around. Join with ss in the first fpdc
made. ~ 96 fpdc, 8 hdc, 4 ch2 sps
ROUND
14 (Royal Blue)
This
entire round is worked in the opposite direction without turning.
Join
the new yarn with ss in the st after ch2 sp, *RSC in the previous st till the
end of one side, ch3, skip ch2 sp* around. Join with ss in the first rsc made.
ROUND
15 (Lavender)
This
entire round except for corner is worked in the round 12.
Join
your yarn in the first st after ch2 sp of round 12 (working behind round 13),
*2 dc in the st, 2 dc in the next st, dc in the next 20 sts, 2 dc in the st, 2
dc in the next st, (2 hdc in the ch2 sp of round 14, ch2, 2 hdc in the same ch2
sp of round 14)* around. Join with ss in the first dc made. ~ 112 dc, 16 hdc, 4 ch2 sps
ROUND
16 (Purple)
This
entire round is worked between the sts.
Start
with a standing hdc in any ch2 sp, *(hdc, ch2, hdc) in ch2 sp, skip next st,
ch1, (hdc in between next 2 sts, ch1, skip next sp) × 15 times, hdc in between
next 2 sts, skip last st, ch1* around. Join with ss in the first hdc made.. ~ 72 hdc, 4 ch2 sps, 68 ch1 sps
ROUND
17 (Royal Blue)
Start
with beginning puff in any ch2 sp, * (puff, ch2, puff) in ch2 sp, ch1, (puffs
in the next ch1 sps, ch1) × 6 times, (dc in next ch1 sp, ch1) × 5 times, (puffs in the next ch1 sps, ch1) × 6 times *
around. Join with ss in the first puff made. ~ 56 puff sts, 20 dc, 4 ch2 sps, 72 ch1 sps
ROUND
18 (Lavender)
This
entire round is worked between the sts.
Start
with standing sc in any ch2 sp, (hdc, ch3, hdc) in ch2 sp, * (ch1, hdc in next
ch1 sp) × 18 times, ch1* around. Join with ss in the first sc made. ~
80 hdc, 4 ch3 sps, 76 ch1 sps
ROUND
19 (Pink)
Start
with standing hdc in ch3 sp, *(hdc, ch2, hdc) in ch2 sp, fpdc around next 2
sts, (push the ch1 sp of previous round back and work 1 dc in the puff from
round 17, fpdc around hdc from round 18) × 6 times, dc in the puff,( fp-puff
around hdc from previous round, ch1) × 5 times, fp-puff around hdc, (dc in the
puff, fpdc around hdc ) × 6 times, dc in the puff, fpdc around next 2 sts*
around. Join with ss in the first hdc made. ~ 8 hdc, 60 fpdc, 56 dc, 24 fp-puff sts, 20
ch1 sps, 4 ch2 sps
ROUND
20 (Sky Blue)
This
entire round is worked between the sts.
Start
with standing hdc in any ch2 sp, * (hdc, ch2, hdc) in ch2 sp hdc in between
next 15 sps between sts, fphdc around fp-puff, fphdc around next fp-puff, (hdc
in between 2 fp-puffs, fphdc around fp-puff) × 3 times, fphdc around last
fp-puff, skip sp after fp-puff, hdc in next 15 sps between sts * around. Join
with ss in the first hdc made. ~ 164 hdc, 4 ch2 sps
ROUND
21 (Yellow)
This
entire round is worked in bl. If you do not like to have holes in your project,
work through bl and third loop.
Start
with standing sc in any ch2 sp, *(sc, ch2, sc) in ch2 sp, sc in each st across*
around. Join with ss in the first sc made. ~ 172 sc, 4 ch2 sps
ROUND
22 (Sky Blue)
This
entire round is worked in bl.
Start
with standing sc in any ch2 sp, *(sc, ch2, sc) in ch2 sp, sc in next 2 sts, (sc
in next 2 st, fpdc in the st one round below, skip the st, sc in next 2 sts) ×
8 times, sc in next st* around. Join with ss in the first sc made. ~
148 sc, 32 fpdc, 4 ch2 sps
ROUND
23 (Yellow)
This
entire round is worked in bl.
Start
with standing sc in any ch2 sp, *(sc, ch2, sc) in ch2 sp, sc in next 3 sts, (sc
in next st, fpdc in the st one round below, skip the st, sc in next st, fpdc in
the st one round below, skip the st, sc in next st ) × 8 times, sc in next 2
sts* around. Join with ss in the first sc made. ~ 124 sc, 64 fpdc, 4 ch2
sps
ROUND
24 (Sky Blue)
This
entire round is worked in bl.
Start
with standing sc in any ch2 sp, *(sc, ch2, sc) in ch2 sp, sc in next 4 sts, (sc
in next 2 st, fpdc in the st one round below, skip the st, sc in next 2 sts) ×
8 times, sc in next 3 sts* around. Join with ss in the first sc made. ~ 164
sc, 32 fpdc, 4 ch2 sps
ROUND
25 (Pink)
Start
with standing sc in any ch2 sp, *(sc, ch2, sc) in ch2 sp, sc in each st across
* around. Join with ss in the first sc made. ~ 204 sc, 4 ch2 sps
And
your fourth square in our “In Love With Granny” series is done..!!
Thank
you for choosing my pattern.
And
now it is time for today’s WoW
(Words of Wisdom).
The
above quote is taken from “Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis”. Chronicles of
Narnia (I have a copy of a complete set of all seven book arranged
chronologically) was my first book which
introduced me to Fantasy Genre and since then it has become my all-time
favorite along with LOTR.
Hope
you are enjoying my patterns as well as some bits of reading from here and
there.!
Also this is my last blog post for 2019, see you in Roaring Twenties..!!
Happy
crocheting..!!
Hi Jessica, thanks for sharing. I wrote ypu something about my experiences with this pattern on ravelry!
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