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Here is another lapghan that I just finished a few days ago for the V.A. Hospital. This is a great way of using up leftover spare yarn.
By MCW from Lewiston, NY
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08/04/2009
This is so pretty. I have to master crochet yet. I can only do the basic single and double stitch. nothing else turns out right. I'd love to learn to do a granny square but I need to be shown how to do it, the symbols in the instructions confuse me until I get the ang of it.
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08/03/2009
Could you please send me the pattern for your lapghan. I make them to, but I make mine just for a lap- 32"' Square. Would like to try your version of the granny square and add ties- never thought of that. Thanks
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06/21/2009
I was wondering if you would be so kind as to share the pattern with me? I believe you can message me on here. Thank you so much and keep up the good work, I only wish i would have thought of this when my Grandmother was still alive.
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06/19/2009
Just beautiful! You're so kind, thoughtful, and do outstanding work; keep it up!
Debbie
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06/17/2009
I neglected to mention that a Size 6 or G crochet hook was used. This was given as a gift to one of the male residents.
Below you can read previous posts and comments about this topic. The discussions on this page have been archived 2 times. Select a discussion and read the feedback here.
(Archived Jan 06, 2010)Craft: Granny Square Wheelchair Lapghan
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I saw my neighbor out in his wheelchair early this afternoon. I asked if he would stop over so I could estimate and see if I made it long enough. The only thing left to do was to crochet the scalloped edging and make the two ties.
The first wheelchair lapghan was all hand sewn, and this one I crocheted all the squares together.
He told me that my timing was perfect since he's leaving on a camping trip tomorrow and will definitely use it to stay warm at night.
I always attach a tag with the washing instructions.
Crochet Hook - Size G
Source: My Own Pattern
By MCW from Lewiston, NY
(Archived Jul 29, 2009)Craft: Granny Square Wheelchair Lapghan
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The approximate measurements are 36 inches wide by 48 inches long. I made two removable 30 inch long cords so the lapghan can be tied to the back of the wheelchair if so desired.
I didn't follow a pattern, this is my own creation.
By MCW from Lewiston, NY
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