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Broomstick Granny Top with Flower
Discover an original interpretation of broomstick lace with this lightweight sleeveless top designed using my original Naturofils Broomstick Granny Square technique.
The garment is constructed from two large square panels worked in the round. Alternating broomstick lace sections with open squares creates a light checkerboard effect while using only four skeins of yarn.
The panels are joined seamlessly through the loops of the final round, forming the shoulders, armholes and side seams without sewing. Additional rounds extend the squares into rectangles, while decorative loop finishes create an original edging inspired by broomstick lace.
The project is completed with a removable felt flower made from yarn leftovers. The flower can be sewn directly onto the garment or attached to a brooch pin, allowing it to be worn or removed whenever you wish.
Materials
Sample made with:
• 2 skeins Katia Love Wool #116 Fuchsia
• 2 skeins Katia Love Wool #118 Turquoise
Similar bulky yarns may also be used.
Finished Size
Designed to fit approximately up to French size 42.
Central square: approximately 45 × 45 cm.
You can easily adapt the size by adding extra rounds or using a larger hook.
Techniques included
• Original Naturofils Broomstick Granny Square
• Broomstick lace worked in joined rounds
• Seamless loop joining
• Decorative loop edging
• Felt flower made from yarn leftovers
This pattern introduces my original Naturofils Broomstick Granny Square technique, developed through years of experimentation with broomstick lace and creative crochet construction.
The pattern also includes instructions for making the decorative felt flower from yarn leftovers.
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- First published: November 2019
- Page created: February 4, 2020
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