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Granny Go Round Jumper – Scoop neck add - on

Please note – this is not the Granny Go Round Jumper pattern. It is an add-on for an
alternative neckline, to accompany the original pattern. You will still need to purchase the
original pattern to complete the rest of the jumper. This covers rows 1–7 of the yoke only.

You will need:

- Dk weight yarn in 4 colours as suggested in the Granny Go Round Jumper pattern
- 4mm hook (or hook needed to achieve correct tension)
- Stitch markers

Tension: 5 x 3tr groups = 10cm & 11 rows = 10cm in granny stitch

Hook size: 4mm.
Skill level: Intermediate
Abbreviations - this pattern is written in UK crochet terms:
ch = chain tr = treble crochet
st(s) = stitch(es) rs = right side
sp(s) = space(s) ws = wrong side
sl st = slip stitch rep = repeat
dc = double crochet dc2tog = double crochet two stitches together

Instructions for the 8 sizes are given as follows: XS (S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL). Circle your size
throughout. Refer to the size chart on the Granny Go Round Jumper pattern to establish your
size.

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Yoke: Yarn A is used for neckband.

Set up row: Using Yarn A Ch 68 (68, 71, 71, 74, 74, 77, 77). 1dc in 2nd ch from hook, 1dc in each ch to end. Place stitch marker in last st, do not
fasten off. 67 [67, 70, 70, 73, 73, 76, 76] sts.

Keeping the right side of the dc stitches facing, turn your row upside down so that the chain edge is at the top, and the tops of the dc stitches
are at the bottom. Starting in the same end as the stitch marker, attach yarn B under both loops of the first ch. You are going to work back
across the row into the chains in granny stitch. Fig 1 & 2. Tip: Do not try to count the chains, count the dc sts below instead.

R1: Using yarn B ch3 (counts as first stitch here & throughout), 2tr in same chain, [miss 2ch, 3tr in next ch] 6 times, miss 2ch, 2tr in next ch,
[miss 2ch, 3tr in next ch] 7 (7, 8, 8, 9, 9, 10, 10) times, miss 2 ch, 2tr in next ch, [miss 2ch, 3tr in next ch] 7 times, turn. Your last 3tr group
should be in the last ch. Fasten off. Fig 3.

Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3

Count the dc stitches, not the chains

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R2: Keeping rs facing, go back to the start of the row and attach yarn C to sp between 1 st & 2nd tr in first group. Fig 4 & 5.

Ch3, 2tr in same sp, 2tr between 2nd & 3rd tr in group, (place st marker between the 2tr you just worked – this is your first corner),

3tr in sp between 3rd tr in group & next group, 3tr in each of next 2 sps, 2tr in next sp, 3tr in each of next 3 sps, 2tr in sp between the 2tr (place
st marker between the 2tr you just worked – this is your second corner. fig 6)

3tr in each of next 8 (8, 9, 9, 10, 10, 11, 11) sps, 2tr in sp between the 2tr (place st marker between the 2tr you just worked – this is your third
corner),

3tr in each of next 3 sps, 2tr in next sp, 3tr in each of next 3 sps, 2tr in sp between 1 st & 2nd tr in last group (place st marker between the 2tr
you just worked – this is your fourth corner), 3tr in sp between 2nd & 3rd tr in last group, fasten off. Fig 6.

Fig 4 Fig 5 Fig 6

Starting R2 Start of R2 R2 complete

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You are going to decrease the shoulder in this row. Continue to move your stitch markers up at the 2tr groups in each corner.

R3: Keeping rs facing, go back to the start of the row and attach yarn D to sp between 1 st & 2nd tr in first group. Ch3, 2tr in same sp, 3tr in sp
between 3rd tr in group & 2tr group, 2tr in sp between the 2tr, *3tr in each of next 3 sps, miss next sp, 3tr in the space in centre of 2tr group
(fig 7), miss next sp, 3tr in each of next 3 sps, 2tr in sp between the 2tr,** 3tr in each of the next 9 (9, 10, 10, 11, 11, 12, 12) sps, 2tr in sp
between the 2tr, rep from * to ** 3tr in next sp, 3tr in sp between 2 nd & 3rd tr of last group, fasten off. Fig 8.

Excluding the 2tr group at each corner, you will have 2 3tr groups across each front, 7 3tr groups across each shoulder and 9 (9, 10, 10, 11, 11,
12, 12) 3tr groups across the back.

Fig 7 Fig 8
R3 shoulder decrease

R3 complete

R4: Keeping rs facing, go back to the start of the row and attach a new ball of yarn A to sp between 1 st & 2nd tr in first group. Ch3, 2tr in same
sp, 3tr in each of next 2 sps, 2tr in sp between the 2tr, *3tr in each of next 8 sps, 2tr in sp between the 2tr,** 3tr in each of the next 10 (10, 11,
11, 12, 12, 13, 13) sps, 2tr in sp between the 2tr, rep from * to ** 3tr in each of next 2 sps, 3tr in sp between 2 nd & 3rd tr of last group, fasten
off.

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R5: Keeping rs facing, go back to the start of the row and attach yarn B to sp between 1st & 2nd tr in first group. Ch3, 2tr in same sp, 3tr in each
of next 3 sps, 2tr in sp between the 2tr, *3tr in each of next 4 sps, 2tr in next sp, 3tr in each of next 4 sps, 2tr in sp between the 2tr,** 3tr in
each of the next 11 (11, 12, 12, 13, 13, 14, 14) sps, 2tr in sp between the 2tr, rep from * to ** 3tr in each of next 3 sps, 3tr in sp between 2 nd &
3rd tr of last group, ch 10 (10, 13, 13, 16, 16, 19, 19), sl st to top of ch3 on the other side, fasten off. Fig 9.

Fig 9 Fig 10

Join R5 together with chains Sl st in the direction of the arrow

Neckband: Attach yarn A to just below your last dc stitch (where st marker is) and loosely work 9 sl st down left side of front neck, (you can
reduce this to 7 or 8 if necessary, as long as you keep it the same on both sides). loosely sl st into each ch across base of front neck, work 9 sl st
up right side of front neck & sl st to base of first dc stitch. Fasten off. Fig 10.

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R1: Go back to the start of your sl sts & remove st marker holding last dc. Using this attached yarn from set up row, work 9dc (or the same
number used for sl sts) down the left side of the front edge, (working under both v’s of your sl st), work 10 (10, 13, 13, 16, 16, 19, 19) dc into
the ch across the centre front, work 9dc up the right side of the front edge and join to top of first dc with a sl st. Do not fasten off. Fig 11.

R1: Dc in same direction using attached yarn R2: dc2tog above first 2tr group R2: dc2tog in 4 corners
from set up row

Fig 11 Fig 12 Fig 13

R2: Ch1 (does not count as stitch), 1dc into each stitch across shoulder, dc2tog when you are directly above the 2tr group of the back right
corner (fig 12), 1dc into each st across back, dc2tog when you are directly above the 2tr group of the back left corner, dc into each st across
shoulder, and down left side front, dc2tog at the point where the left side front meets the centre front, 1dc into each st across centre front,
dc2tog at the point where the centre front meets the right side front, 1dc into each stitch up the right side front and join to top of first dc with
a sl st. Fasten off. Fig 13. *If you wish to add further rounds, work 1dc into each st.

Continue to work yoke:

R6: With rs facing, attach yarn C to sp between two 3tr groups in centre of back. Ch3, 2tr in same sp, 3tr in each sp to first 2tr group, *2tr in sp
between the 2tr, 3tr in each of next 4 sps, miss next sp, 3tr in sp in centre of 2tr group, miss next sp, 3tr in each of next 4 sps, 2tr in sp between
the 2tr**, 3tr in each of next 4 sps, 3tr in 1st yarn B ch across centre front (fig 14), [miss 2 ch, 3tr into next ch] 3 (3, 4, 4, 5, 5, 6, 6) times across
centre front, 3tr in each of next 4 sps along remaining front, rep from * to **, 3tr in each of remaining sps to end, join to top of ch3 with a sl st,

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fasten off or float yarn. Fig 14. You will have 12 (12, 13, 13, 14, 14, 15, 15) 3tr groups across each front/back, and 9 3tr groups across each
shoulder.

*If you wish to float your yarn up the inside to avoid weaving in ends, please see my IGTV video on my Instagram feed @iron_lamb for this
technique.

R7: With rs facing, attach yarn D to sp between two 3tr groups in centre of back. Ch3, 2tr in same sp, [3tr in each sp to 2tr group, 2tr in sp
between the 2tr] 4 times, 3tr in each sp to end, join to top of ch3 with a sl st, fasten off or float yarn. Fig 15.

Work from original Granny Go Round pattern from R8 onwards. When asked to repeat R4, repeat R4 as written in the original Granny Go
Round pattern.

Fig 14 Fig 15

Working the 3tr groups across the centre front End round 7

Tip: If you wish to taper the body so it is narrower at the waistline, you can use the same decrease method used on the shoulders:
Work your body round as normal until you are directly under the centre of the underarm. Work a 2tr group. Continue to work your 3tr groups
as normal until you are at the centre of the underarm on the other side. Work another 2tr group. Complete your round as normal. Begin your
next round as normal. When you reach the 2tr groups, miss the sp before them, work a 3tr group into the centre of the 2tr group, and miss the
sp after them. Continue your round as normal. You will have decreased by 2 3tr groups. If you need to decrease further Leave at least 5 rounds
before starting this process again. Always check it still fits over your shoulders.
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