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Hello my fellow needle workers I hope you had a wonderful and productive day. 


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On today's episode of what did Doreen make its a low waist granny square skirt with criss Cross on both sides and before I start I just want to put it out there that this is the most daring color palette I have ever worked with. 

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Everyone here knows that granny squares are my thing. There's even this phrase I use at the shop “if you think two colors would never look good together use then to make a granny square and it'll come out eventually blended” and yeah its true. 

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I've worked with colors that have no budinbeing on the same outfit but as far as it is on a granny square it'll find a way to blend which Is just amusing. 

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For the longest time I have used the oddest  colors in granny square [if that is even a word] but I have never used something this daring. 

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Almost every color in each square had absolutely no relations with the color before it or the colour after it. I was like yeah it's a granny square it's going to work out in the end. 

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So for context this is actually a client's order and I posted a video of ut and she sent a message saying she wanted the exact replica of the skirt. She is dark skinned so the white was definitely in her favor. 

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Anyways when I got to making this all I had in my head was “please come out like the inspo, please come out like the inspo” it sounds funny now but in that moment I meant every word I was murmuring.  

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I finished the squares for the front and did a duplicate buh with different arrangements for the back and then got to joining it. 

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I wanted it to be invisible so instead of the single crochet I usually use for join I used the top Stitch method instead and you can barely notice it 😅  which was the idea. 

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I would not lie the only thing I usually run from with granny squares is joining them. Especially when they are a lot. 

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Making them is fun and very very engaging but joining them is a lot of work and for those that work with squares you know what I mean. 

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The original design had the ropes for the loops as white but I wanted it to pop so I did mine in lilac I think that's the only alteration I did to the design and she absolutely loved it.

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 It was exciting, thrilling and scary to work om this and I'm glad I had to chance to push my “granny square compatibility one step further” but I still haven't figured out a name for this skirt so any suggestions will be appreciated. 

Things I used to make this:
4.0 mm hook 
Stitch markers 
8 40g yarn
Measurement tape 

Ps: these pictures belong to me and we’re taken with my mobile device. 
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