Combination stitch · Cluster
Granny Stitch
Three double crochets worked into a chain space — the cluster that built a century of blankets.
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Category
- Stitches
Definition
The granny stitch is a group of three double crochets placed into a space rather than a stitch, separated from the next group by a chain.
Overview
Working into spaces instead of stitches is what makes it so forgiving: stitch counts are easy to see and mistakes are easy to unpick.
It appears in squares, in straight rows (granny stripe) and worked on the diagonal (corner-to-corner).
Characteristics
- Worked into chain spaces
- Highly forgiving
- Instantly recognisable texture
Typical uses
- Blankets
- Cardigans
- Cushions
- Bags
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