Granny Square Vest

 I got the idea to do this vest for grand-daughter from the site below, but I joined it all in a line, at the back also I made with squares and half-squares for the neck and armhole also I got the pattern from this site. Then I did the edging, for which, I made sc around, then made 3 ch, in each ch, made sc, hdc and 5 dc, made sc in next ch loop and continued around. My thanks to the crocheter for sharing the pattern for squares and half-squares.The pattern you can see in the site mentioned below.

For the front joined 4X4 whole squares, then 2 half-squares on the side with 2 whole square in the centre, next row was 2 half-squares on the sides and 1 whole square in the centre, followed by only 2 rows of 1square each.
Each square was 2 1/2".  The total length was 18". So, as per the size required, you can choose the no. of squares you need, while in the site, you will note that the back is not done in squares.


https://www.garnstudio.com/pattern.php?id=4292&cid=17

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Granny square mini bag

to be frank, I had made these squares long ago, only since few days got the idea to make mini bags for gifts/ carrying cell phones ! I've got these squares in different colours, so got to join them by making the sides and handle strip for them according to their matching colours.

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