21 pagesAutumn Keepsake Granny Throw
A checkerboard of warm and cool granny squares, joined with cream seams and a simple edge.
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Festive cotton spirals in three lengths and three holiday palettes, with stitch-count checkpoints.
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The three styling palettes pair red with ivory, green with red, or sage with a golden accent. Select yarns with compatible care requirements and a similar intended thickness. A highly textured or fluffy yarn can make the narrow spiral edge difficult to see and count.
Use the PDF terminology and repeat counts rather than estimating stitches from the promotional images. The images suggest color and hanging style; they do not establish a tested length or amount of curl.
Work one complete sample before committing yarn to several ornaments. Record hook, yarn, starting chain and your measured result. A longer starting chain changes both the length and the number of repeated stitches; use the guide’s size-specific counts.
Check the hanging loop and any optional decorative finish for the intended display. Keep decorative cords and small attachments out of the reach of children and pets; these ornaments are display items, not toys.
These notes help you evaluate colors, scale and preparation. They do not replace a complete cutting list or row-by-row recipe.
21 pagesA checkerboard of warm and cool granny squares, joined with cream seams and a simple edge.
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22 pagesGentle back-loop texture and soft stripes, with row maps for lap, throw and large blanket sizes.
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11 pagesA plain sage moss-stitch rectangle, explained in larger text with short steps and regular counting checks.
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