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GREG stands for Grand and Resplendent Endeavour in Gaiety. He is rather grand and each of the 5 patterns that go together to make GREG are named similarly – Tom, Joe, Tim, Ian are all 5″ patterns and Bob is 15″. Each has their own style and look but they all come together to make a statement blanket you will want to display.
GREG was designed to be made in a single, elegant colour to create an heirloom piece.
The GREG pattern can easily be changed into a rectangular shape and there are instructions for this in the ebook.
The pattern includes;
The GREG Crochet Blanket Pattern makes an elegant square blanket around 50″ across.
I used Bendigo Woollen Mills 8 ply cotton yarn in “Latte” colour way. You’ll need 2,000 metres (2,187 yards) of yarn to make the whole blanket.
Hook: a 4 mm is recommended with this yarn
This is the digital PDF pattern. Your download link will be on the order confirmation screen, in your order confirmation email and in your account, if you have one.
Hi Shelley,
Very slow getting going. I started with the smaller "Tom" block. The instructions have been easy to read and your tips are a useful addition.
I haven't made it yet but love the pattern.
I was about to ring regarding my order No. 30617 Greg Crochet pattern. I have yet to receive it and it is over 2 weeks since I ordered the pattern. Could you please advise me as to whether it has been dispatched.
Thanking you
Kathy copley
Hi Kathy
Thanks for your order. Sorry to hear you missed the link though.
As soon as the order was complete an order confirmaiton email was sent with the download link. You can also access the link if you have an account in my store.
I have just resent your order email with the link. Please check your spam folder if you don't see it.
Hope that fixes it for you.
Cheers
Shelley
At this time I have only done two test squares. The pattern is very easy to understand and the instructions are very involved and clear. Being a reasonably experienced crocheter a little over the top, next time I will purchase a more difficult/involved pattern.
This pattern works up beautifully and sits nice and square. I have enjoyed making it although at this point I haven't made a blanket. I've used the pattern for making squares to go over the arms of chairs that show wear and tear. Many have commented on how nice they look!
