Block Ten: The Granny Stitch

Wow, here we are – all the way to Block TEN of The Stitchwork Scarf! The last and final block and let me tell ya, this one does not disappoint!

The granny stitch is formed by working clusters of dc stitches into the same space. In this block, 3 dc sts are worked together in a granny cluster. You can choose to work this block in a single color or in multiple colors for a striped granny square pattern. If you choose to stripe the pattern, you will need to cut yarn and weave in the ends at the end of each row.

If you prefer a video tutorial, check out the step-by-step rows of the block HERE!

BLOCK TEN:
Row 1: Working in Color C, ch 3 and turn. Work 1 dc into the same st as the ch 3. sk 1 st,[(3dc), sk 2 sts] x 8, (3dc). sk 1 st. (2dc) in the final st, switching to Color E on the last st. ch 3 and turn.
Row 2: Working into the sp between the 3dc clusters in Row 1, [(3dc)] x 10 across. dc into the top of the turning ch, switching to Color B to complete the st. ch 3 and turn.
Row 3: Work 1 dc into the sp between the ch and granny cluster. [(3dc)] x 9 across. Work 1 dc into the sp after the last granny cluster and then 1 dc into the top of the turning ch, switching to Color D to complete the st. ch 3 and turn.
Row 4: Repeat Row 2, switching to Color F.
Row 5: Repeat Row 3, switching to Color H.
Rows 6-13: Continue alternating repeats of row 2 and 3 in the same color pattern as rows 1-6. The final row should be in Color C. After the final st in Row 13, ch 1 and turn.
Row 14: To finish off the scarf, sl st x 30 across the final row of granny stitch to add a border row to the end of your scarf. Cut yarn and tie off. Weave in all ends.