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Crochet MG Book by Jeanne
Crochet MG Book by Jeanne

Crochet #MG Modern Granny Patterns eBook

Jeanne Steinhilber, Community Chaperone and Assistant Content Writer for The Crochet Crowd has a new free eBook called #MG. #MG is short for Modern Granny.

Over the past year, she has been using similar stitch combos and coming up with variations of what she initially called the Modern Granny. A different approach of traditional granny squares.

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Crochet MG Book by Jeanne

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For self-striping yarn like Caron Cakes, this stitch comes in handy and the yarn colours fall where they may. I've seen Jeanne really flourish in crochet since I have known here. For her not to have her own dedicated free eBook would be a tragedy. She's done a lot to encourage creativity.

You can Download Your Own Copy Here.

Feel free to print or save the PDF.

There are matching tutorials for most of the patterns here in the #MG Video Playlist on YouTube.

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  1. Kristine Guardino says

    Does this tend to come out a bit wavy? I keep taking it out as mine seems to have an almost wavy or rather floppy rectangle

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    • Jeanne - The Crochet Crowd says

      You might try decreasing a hook size. It should lay fairly flat.

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      • Kristine Guardino says

        Okay! I will try that! Thank you!

  2. Pam Outt says

    Oops...talking about mitered #MG pattern
    Pam

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    • Sandra Beathard says

      A question: is there a "rule of thumb" for changing a rectangular crochet shawl into a triangular shawl?

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  3. Pam Outt says

    Love this pattern. Approx how big can I make with 8 skeins?? Also when starting next skein did you cut off yarn so next skein started with same color you ended with.
    Pam

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    • Linda says

      I didn't see the pattern for a baby size rectangle afghan. How many beginning chains in the baby size?

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      • Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says

        I will plant a seed with Jeanne if she can put in a few hours to figure that out for you. We will need time.