And its formula as always starts from the space it needs to fill :)
- x - longest edge (I am counting the holes or typical joining points of the typical granny square)
- y - shortest edge
- z - edge length difference z=x-y
- B - the chains needed for the beginning or middle
B=7+4z
btw, the rounds needed to make the rectangular granny square (R) can be caunted too ->
R=y
Schemes
First round or the middle of granny rectangle would look like this ->The second round would look like this.
I draw just one for z=2, because I think it's pretty clear from there how the scheme should look like for other Z-ies ...
And If you have crocheted a granny square you will know what to do next ;)
If not - check out the scheme for ordinary granny square and/or ask questions - I will try to answer them as soon as possible.
Picture tutorial to make this more clear ;)
1st step CalculationsYou estimate the size of the gap (or the size of the needed granny square rectangle).
y=3
And calculate the edge length difference (z), the chains needed (B) and the rounds needed (R) to form the appropriate granny rectangle.
z = 2
B = 7 + 4z = 7 + 8 = 15
R = y = 3
2nd step First round - Beginning
Crochet the chain with 15 stitches. Then in fifth chain from hook crochet one double crochet, then two more in next chains ... I actually think that scheme shows it better than I could ever say it with words...
3rd step Second round
Change the color if you like and crochet the next round. To form a corner you will need to crochet 3 double crochets 3 times .. on the long side of rectangle crochet 3 double crochets in each hole (in this case there is only one).
In this example 3rd row is the last one so I joined it in the gap and woala! It's done! :)
Happy crafting! ;)
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