Centurys End Granny Square
Designed by Julie A. Bolduc
Pattern ID: p101016
Date Added: December 11, 1999
This square is slightly bigger than the squares I usually make but you can decrease the size by using a smaller hook. I know technically that the year 2000 is the actual last year of the 20th century but since this is the last year of the century that begins with a 1 and this is he last square I am designing this year.
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