How to crochet drunken granny stitch in easy steps. 1 Row Repeat!

The drunken granny stitch is a fun and lovely stitch to switch up with the traditional granny stitch.

I personally love the drunken granny stitch because it gives an airy lacy feel. It can work perfectly on summer outfits, shawls and lace scarves.

The drunken granny stitch also have only one row repeat making it easy to work on even by an absolute beginner. once you master the first 3 rows, then all others are just walk over.

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Notes.

1. The foundation chains are multiples of 5 + 4.
2. The chain 3 at the beginning of a new row counts as a stitch (the first double crochet stitch)
3. The pattern is written in US Terms.
4. The stitch is only 1 row repeat after rows 1 & 2.

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Materials

1. Yarn. You can use any yarn that you have around with recommended hook size. I used light weight cotton yarn.
2. Hook. Use the hook size recommended on the yarn label. I used a 4.0 mm hook
3. pair of scissors & yarn needle

Abbreviations and stitches used (US Terms)

ch = chain

dc = double crochet

ch-2-sp = chain 2 space

sk = skip

rep = repeat

pat = pattern

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Crochet Drunken Granny Stitch Pattern.

Chain any multiple of 5 (i.e, 10,15,20,25,30,35,,,,,) then add 4 more chains to your multiples.

I started with 34 chains.

Row 1.

step 1,

skip 5 chains (this acts as a dc + chain 2), then place 3 dc, chain 2 and 1 dc in the 6^th chain.

step 2,

skip 4 chains, [3 dc, chain 2, 1 dc ] all in the next chain (see arrow in pic above)

repeat step 2 until you have 3 chains remaining.

step 3,

skip 2 chains, dc in the last chain. Turn to Row 2.

Row 2.

step 4,

Chain 3, [3 dc, chain 2, 1 dc] in the next chain-2-space,

step 5,

[3 dc, chain 2, 1 dc ] in the next chain-2-space, and each chain-2-space until the last space.

step 6,

dc in the 5th chain of the 5 chains. turn to row 3

Row 3.

step 7

Chain 3, [3 dc, chain 2, 1 dc] in the next chain-2-space,

step 8,

[3 dc, chain 2, 1 dc ] in the next chain-2-space, and each chain-2-space until the last space.

step 9.

dc in the last stitch (locate the 3^rd chain) Turn to row 4.

Repeat row 3 or step 7 to step 9 until you master the pattern or finish your project.

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