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That was almost 3 years ago now! This pattern has been a struggle in more ways than one, but it is finally ready for you, thanks to some awesome pattern testers! I hope you enjoy it!
Rnd 16 : ch 1, sc in the next 7 sts, inc, sc in next 14 sts, inc, sc in next 64 sts, (inc, sc in next 14 sts)2x, inc, sc in next 64 sts, inc, sc in next 7 sts, join with sl st; 196 sts Rnd 14 : ch 1, sc in next 6 sts, inc, sc in next 12 sts, inc, sc in next 62 sts, (inc, sc in next 12 sts)2x, inc, sc in next 62 sts, inc, sc in next 6 sts, join with sl st; 184 sts Gauge – 10 sts and 10 rnds = 4 inches –– This does NOT need to be exact. As long as your rug lays flat, you will be fine! The gauge will simply help you to be consistent in your stitching as the project goes on. Rnd 6 : ch 1, (sc in next 4 sts, inc)2x, sc in next 50 sts, (sc in next 4 sts, inc)3x, sc in next 50 sts, sc in next 4 sts, inc, join with sl st; 136 stsRnd 11 : ch 1, (inc, sc in next 9 sts)2x, sc in next 50 sts, (inc, sc in next 9 sts)3x, sc in next 50 sts, inc, sc in next 9 sts, join with sl st; 166 sts This Granny Square Cabin Rug is dense and feels wonderful underfoot! It fits neatly beside a standard-sized external door and may be customised in any colour and size you choose.
The Cabin Rug is made by crocheting a granny square with two strands of thread held together. You’ll make 24 simple granny patches. Whip stitching is used to join the pieces, and then a fringe is attached. Frequently Asked Questions Is It A Good Idea To Crochet My Own Rug? Rnd 7 : ch 1, (inc, sc in next 5 sts)2x, sc in next 50 sts, (inc, sc in next 5 sts)3x, sc in next 50 sts, inc, sc in next 5 sts, join with sl st; 142 stsRnd 8 : ch 1, (sc in next 6 sts, inc)2x, sc in next 50 sts, (sc in next 6 sts, inc)3x, sc in next 50 sts, sc in next 6 sts, inc in last st, join with sl st; 148 sts Rnd 10 : ch 1, (sc in next 8 sts, inc)2x, sc in next 50 sts, (sc in next 8 sts, inc)3x, sc in next 50 sts, sc in next 8 sts, inc in last st, join with sl st; 160 sts When I had a few requests for something larger, I started using Lion Brand Hometown yarns, a chunky yarn, for a larger rug, but they often fuzzed a bit more, and they were more expensive. Not long after my second son began playing with cars, I had an idea for expanding the oval and including parking places for the cars. By this point, I had made some of my own adjustments to the pattern, and was including various color changes. But when it came time to actually consider publishing the pattern, I reached out to Cynthia via Etsy, to ask her how she felt about it. She was so kind, and told me she couldn’t wait to see it!
Crochet some quirkiness for a baby’s room. These cheerful rugs will bring you and your loved ones so much joy every time you see it.. The pattern calls for a tough, low-cost acrylic yarn that fades well and can withstand foot activity. The pattern is only available in English. Rnd 5 : ch 1, (inc, sc in next 3 sts)2x, sc in next 50 sts, (inc, sc in next 3 sts)3x, sc in next 50 sts, inc, sc in next 3 sts, join with sl st; 130 sts
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Rnd 1 : turn and inc into 2nd ch from the hook, sc in next 50 chs, 3 sc in last ch, turn to work other side of the ch, sc in next 50 chs, sc in last ch, join to first st with sl st; 106 sts Rnd 3 : ch 1, (inc, sc in next st)2x, sc in next 50 sts, (inc, sc in next st)3x, sc in next 50 sts, inc, sc in next st, join to first st with sl st; 118 sts Add a touch of wood playfulness to a baby’s nursery. This lovely rug is simple to make. It’s constructed of tough, low-cost acrylic yarn that launders well and withstands footwear. Every granny square is roughly 4″ × 4″, and you may use these dimensions to calculate the size of your chosen rug. To make it look bigger, start adding more squares. You can produce a rag rug to match anything Grandmother used to produce with one simple crochet thread and just a few easy steps, and while the techniques are old, the style is “modern” when this rug is done in a range of fabrics in related hues.
skein of Caron One Pound – White , approximately 203 yds (since the pattern doesn’t call for even a full skein, you can double strand it by splitting the skein in half, and rolling up part of the skein. I use a kitchen scale to measure it out to divide the skein. 1 oz of Caron One Pound = 50.75 yds)Rnd 12 : ch 1, sc in next 5 sts, inc, sc in next 10 sts, inc, sc in next 60 sts, (inc, sc in next 10 sts)2x, inc, sc in next 60 sts, inc, sc in next 5 sts, join with sl st; 172 sts Rnd 9 : ch 1, (inc, sc in next 7 sts)2x, sc in next 50 sts, (inc, sc in next 7 sts)3x, sc in next 50 sts, inc, sc in next 7 sts, join with sl st; 154 sts Rnd 2 : ch 1, inc in each of the first 2 sts, sc in next 50 sts, inc in each of the next 3 sts, sc in next 50 sts, inc in last st, join to first st with sl st; 112 sts
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