Granny's Ludo Afghan/Game - PDF crochet pattern
In UK we call this game Ludo. It has alternative names in other countries.
As you might guess Granny’s Ludois basically made of crochet granny squares. It can be used as an afghan or floor game. It is one of six Afghan Games. The others are:
They are available together in Afghan Games.
These games are surprisingly popular with teenagers as well as with young children. Some of our favourite photos of all time were taken at a Maths Festival in July 2000 when a young girl with very limited mobility and co-ordination spent nearly two hours playing on this game with her father and sister. She loved the game because she could sit on it and it was at a scale she could manage.
One of the photos was taken, at another event, in a shopping centre in Birmingham.
Designed by mathekniticians Pat Ashforth and Steve Plummer.
As you might guess Granny’s Ludois basically made of crochet granny squares. It can be used as an afghan or floor game. It is one of six Afghan Games. The others are:
They are available together in Afghan Games.
These games are surprisingly popular with teenagers as well as with young children. Some of our favourite photos of all time were taken at a Maths Festival in July 2000 when a young girl with very limited mobility and co-ordination spent nearly two hours playing on this game with her father and sister. She loved the game because she could sit on it and it was at a scale she could manage.
One of the photos was taken, at another event, in a shopping centre in Birmingham.
Designed by mathekniticians Pat Ashforth and Steve Plummer.
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