Please can you tell us what the jumper is that you're wearing in this video, I really like the different, non-typical way that you've used the granny squares, looks lovely! 😍
@@Agirlinstitches Sorry to bother you again as I know this video wasn't about what you're wearing, but guaranteed other people will be asking too as it's just gorgeous! I went to look at the blog you mentioned and found the pattern but preferred the look of yours better, so I wanted to know if you made any adaptions in any way, even if slight/subtle?? When I looked back at yours it looks like you crocheted solid strips or rows in between your large granny squares perhaps, would that be right? I haven't ever liked the granny square jumpers where the large granny square sits in the centre as it just looks like a bullseye to me, but I liked the look of your jumper as it seemed to sit to the side more, our left/your right. So if you could let me know if you happened to make yours a bit differently from the original design that would be so helpful, as I really like how yours came out and your colour choices are great as well, thanks! :)
@ aw thank you! I did have a slight alteration from the original pattern - I added additional rows onto the right and left sides to extend the top more for a looser fit so it would lay more like an off the shoulder top! I believe the pattern called for a few rows onto each side and I think I just about doubled the recommendation! On the sleeves I did a sc join instead of crocheting the square together as well via join as you go!
Please can you tell us what the jumper is that you're wearing in this video, I really like the different, non-typical way that you've used the granny squares, looks lovely! 😍
@@alwayslearning9272 Granny’s Cabin Shrug by Wooly Mama Crochets! It’s a free pattern on her blog!!
@@Agirlinstitches Thank you so much for this information, and free as well, can't do better than that, wonderful! :)
@@Agirlinstitches Sorry to bother you again as I know this video wasn't about what you're wearing, but guaranteed other people will be asking too as it's just gorgeous!
I went to look at the blog you mentioned and found the pattern but preferred the look of yours better, so I wanted to know if you made any adaptions in any way, even if slight/subtle??
When I looked back at yours it looks like you crocheted solid strips or rows in between your large granny squares perhaps, would that be right? I haven't ever liked the granny square jumpers where the large granny square sits in the centre as it just looks like a bullseye to me, but I liked the look of your jumper as it seemed to sit to the side more, our left/your right.
So if you could let me know if you happened to make yours a bit differently from the original design that would be so helpful, as I really like how yours came out and your colour choices are great as well, thanks! :)
@ aw thank you! I did have a slight alteration from the original pattern - I added additional rows onto the right and left sides to extend the top more for a looser fit so it would lay more like an off the shoulder top! I believe the pattern called for a few rows onto each side and I think I just about doubled the recommendation! On the sleeves I did a sc join instead of crocheting the square together as well via join as you go!