Who would have imagined, at 83 years I've followed your tutorial to crochet a Granny Square knee rug .Now I'm eager to start these squares and attempt another project Thank you so much 8/4/22
I know this is dumb to do when I haven't seen much of the video but I want to thank you already. I haven't crocheted in ages and wanted to pick up on granny squares since I knew they could be attached together for bigger projects. I figured I would try to make a blanket for my nephew but thanks to the sizes of the squares and the blanket size I'm aiming for, I wanted to add boarders too. So thank you.
I have just learned to crotchet thanks to your tutorials ALONE. In the past I have bought books, videos, tried other tutorials - all with no luck. I find your tutorials easy to follow - your voice is very relaxing and your instructions are very precise. Thank you!
I've always liked making granny squares but hated joining them. So after searching for "joining granny squares" and trying a couple of different ways I came across your tutorial and gave it a try. Will be the only way I use from now on. So much simpler. Thanks so much.
From South Africa. Thankyou for amazing tutorials, one of the best, You have taught me so much as you teach step for step, taking nothing for granted. Thumbs up all the way!!! Ann Douglas.
LOVE the double crochet seam!!!!! It looks soooooo beautiful!!!!! I cannot wait to get making some solid granny squares so I can use this seam!!!!! Thank you soooooo much for an amazing tutorial!!!!! 💖💖💖 I have tried crochet on and off for a few years but finding your channel a few days ago has resparked my passion for it!!! Thank you so very much!!! xxxxx
I've been crocheting for 6 months and looking into learning how to do the solid granny square, then joining to make a blanket so this is perfect! Looks like more individual work, but the amount of time and effort into it makes it even more satisfying when done. Thinking about making some daisy squares to add to it as well since it is one of my favorite flowers. Thank you for such a helpful video - have a great day!
this video has helped sooo much thankyou bella as i am only a 12 year old and love crocheting you have explained it well and i hope to see more videos from you
Hi I am so happy I came across this tutorial, I have made to lots of different squares for blankets for a baby boy and girl, watched loads of tutorials on how to join but not one explained how to do the corners, I should have known to come back to you as I have recently made a Granny stripe blanket from your tutorial and am very pleased with myself that it turned out so well. I live in Cheshire UK and am crocheting for charity as it keeps me busy during the day and off course I love crocheting anyway. Thank you so much for explaining so clearly,
thank you so much for this brilliant and clear tutorial....i'm new to crocheting but found this so easy to follow, my 12 yr old grandson is going to love his blanket which i have done in our union jack colours....thank you once again x
Bella this looks really easy. I do single crochet (double crochet in Britain). I’ve always used a slip stitch but I think I like this for a heavier yarn. Thank you so much!
hi Bella,I've just learnt solid square, its so easy and simple, so thank you very much for your tutorial of solid square you've given me a lot of confidence,lm really hooked on it thank you again,l will carry on crocheting.
I've just started crocheting, I find your tutorials very helpful-clear and easy to understand, I especially like that it is English/U.K as most that I've view are American which can be confusing. Mine don't look so uniform as yours do, but I'm only on my 3rd ever square (1st solid square) so hopefully after learning the sequences and more practice I'll have myself a blanket, so thanks :-)
I love your tutorials on making granny squares this is a wonderful idea for making a placemat or a blanket. I am going to learn how to make granny squares first. It looks like it's very easy to do. :)
Hi Bella! I love your videos! I learnt crochet by simply watching my mum doing it and find it very difficult to follow actual schemes in magazines. Videos are so much better and your patterns are absolutely beautiful! I've got a request: Can you make a short video of how to join solid squares as you go. I'm making a baby blanket and would like to avoid actual stitches! Thank you so much!!
Terrific tutorial. Easy to follow. Great explanation along the way. Thank you very much for sharing :-) P.S. Who would "dislike" any of this lady videos is beyond me :-(
I'm learning a lot from you. Did you block your granny squares before you starting joining them? This is my first big project and I don't want to skip a step! Thanks.
Wow! Such a beautiful effect! Love the colour scheme too :) Expecting a baby in the next couple of weeks so will definitely be doing this in these colours if we have a boy :) x
I love your tutorials & have taught myself to crochet using them & have made several blankets this winter which my family love. I have just watched your joining solid granny squares tutorial but I desperately need one for joining solid hexagons given that I can't do the straight line across with hexagons. Can you please help me :-)
thankyou this has helped soooo much i really wanted to make 4 different coloured ones and join the together but what colour should i use cause im using a DARK purple and then a LIGHT pink blue and green as the squares but what should i use for JOINING THEM cause i have a white and also a brown
Thank you for this tutorial. I made a baby blanket by refering this video. Your instructions were really helpful. Not sure how to send a picture of my blanket here!😊
I really enjoy watching your tutorials, you are so very easy to follow. I am fairly new to crocheting and you are easy to learn from. Would you please show how to put a border around your Star Burst Granny squares? I am in the process of making squares using your Star Burst Granny square tutorial. Now, I am ready to put it together but I would like to add a border around each square first. Thank you so much.
Hi Bella. Thanks to your videos I am almost ready to make my first crochet project in 40 years! Thank you so much for your help. I will be using this video to attach my squares into a lap-robe afghan. MY QUESTION IS: should the squares be wet and blocked before I join them? I will be giving the lap robe as a gift, so I want to be my best work. By the way, I subscribe to your FaceBook page also. I'll look for your reply here on this channel. Thanks in advance. I'm in the US and I appreciate you describing both crochet terms.
+Janice Robinson Hi Janice. How lovely thank your making such a lovely gift. I would suggest that you block the squares beforehand yes, it will make it much easier :) x
I want to do a blanket with different patterns of granny square - how would you join solid granny squares to the absolute beginner granny squares? Thank you so much for your videos! In two weeks I've got through a lot of crochet.
Hi Sarah-Jayne! Is there a way to join squares without making a ridge? I love all your videos. After watching many many videos on how to crochet granny squares, yours is the first to help me to actually get it!! Thanks!
I can't believe no one has answered your question! Melissa, instead of putting the squares back to back to join, you would put them right sides together. This would give you a flat join instead of a ridge. Also, I like to join all my squares continuing all the way across horizontally and then vertically. That way I don't have have a bunch of tails, and I don't have to keep stopping and starting.
Hi. your 2 tutorials have helped me to make a baby blanket for my soon to be niece. I have used this to crochet the squares together. But not sure how to do a simple border to finish it off. any ideas? Thanks so much!!!!
Hi, I have made two pieces of your solid granny squares, 3 squares by 3 squares. I would now like to make these front and back pieces into a cushion cover: Should I add another border? How do I attach the two pieces together? Would love advice or better, another tutorial video on this! Thank you!
Hi, great tutorial, do you have written instructions for this as I'm worried about using heaps of data looking at the RUclips tutorial all the time. Thanks for your help
Great video! I am making a BIG blanket of solid granny squares. Can I join this way going all the way across one way, and then all the way across the other, rather than joining the squares one by one to make the strips?
Yes, you can! That's how I do it. Starting from the right and working left you can join all the way across and then down after horizontally joining them.
I absolutely love your tutorials! I'm not a fan of the join on the front side, since I'm working on a pixel blanket, so if I just flip it around and have the join ridge on the back, would this method still work? :) Thank you so much for these videos!
If I do the join on the wrong side, will the right side remain flat? I have already single crochet a border on my 50 squares which I am now going to unpick as this looks so much neater!
Can I just keep going and going and make the blanket by just continuing the same square, without stopping? I think it would look super that way, but I'm uncertain.
Jeanne-Marie Cooper I did that with a normal granny square patern and it turned out very nice! I did it with alernating colors pink/white and ended with a scaloped edge. I was very pleased with it and it was a lot easier than doing a bunch of seperate squares and then having to cochet them together .
I would like to just continue the small square into one large blanket, about 32-34 inches square. Any thoughts on how this would work out? Thank you for any advice or comment.
Love love your tutorials, the easiest to follow and understand am still a beginner, so I have a question I made a blanket just like in the tutorial but I would also like to add a wave border, should I add first a double stitch border or not?
I love your tutorials so I came here looking for help on how to join 2 granny squares that are very large. I have made 2 granny squares that were made using the diamond granny square technique consisting of 3 boxes each. My intention is to change the 2 large squares into a rectangle and then add a border around the two once they are joined so that it will fit my grandaughter ‘s twin bed. Would I use the same technique as for these tiny granny squares? I’m not sure since I only have 2 very large granny squares to join, not a bunch of tiny ones. I’m not sure that I want a raised line going across the middle of the blanket so maybe you can suggest a different way to do this? Your help is much appreciated. Trish
I did a the border on my square that had 9 rows and it’s now not sitting straight, will that affect how it will join together?? I’m panicking!!! But I love the colour choices in your video 😍
Thank you 😊 If your border is rippling/waving that usually means you have too many stitches. There's a bit of trial and error involved but I do have a tutorial offering some guidance here: ruclips.net/video/904wGzBtLwY/видео.html If the border you've worked is around a solid granny square I would double check that you haven't worked too many stitches.
I made a solid granny square blanket that contained 56 squares. Used 8 skeins of yarn and got 7 squares out of each skein. I used Hobby Lobby "I Love This Yarn."
Is it ok, to join your granny squares without a border? Can you join granny squares with different coloured yarn throughout your blanket. I'm wanting to have the joining Ridge on top, so it's visible.
Yes, absolutely, you can join without a border - I would take a look at my tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/uMSwvtmWk7E/видео.html which shows how to join using a slip stitch and gives a really pretty effect when using different coloured yarn 😊
How could you join a solid granny square to the other simple more open granny square. I am wanting to use both styles in a blanket to give different textures.
I am almost done with a solid square granny blanket. I ended up making 56 squares. Each square was 4 rounds ending with 19 double crochet on each side. I came across this video and put a border on mine as well. So, I'm guessing, with the border, they were about 7 inches each. I had 8 squares horizontally and 7 vertically.
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Who would have imagined, at 83 years I've followed your tutorial to crochet a Granny Square knee rug .Now I'm eager to start these squares and attempt another project Thank you so much 8/4/22
You are very welcome :)
I know this is dumb to do when I haven't seen much of the video but I want to thank you already. I haven't crocheted in ages and wanted to pick up on granny squares since I knew they could be attached together for bigger projects. I figured I would try to make a blanket for my nephew but thanks to the sizes of the squares and the blanket size I'm aiming for, I wanted to add boarders too. So thank you.
You are very welcome, I'm glad it has been of help to you :)
I have just learned to crotchet thanks to your tutorials ALONE. In the past I have bought books, videos, tried other tutorials - all with no luck.
I find your tutorials easy to follow - your voice is very relaxing and your instructions are very precise. Thank you!
Kathleen Johnston Im so glad you have found them useful Kathleen :) xx
I've always liked making granny squares but hated joining them. So after searching for "joining granny squares" and trying a couple of different ways I came across your tutorial and gave it a try. Will be the only way I use from now on. So much simpler. Thanks so much.
You are very welcome :)
From South Africa. Thankyou for amazing tutorials, one of the best, You have taught me so much as you teach step for step, taking nothing for granted. Thumbs up all the way!!! Ann Douglas.
LOVE the double crochet seam!!!!! It looks soooooo beautiful!!!!! I cannot wait to get making some solid granny squares so I can use this seam!!!!! Thank you soooooo much for an amazing tutorial!!!!! 💖💖💖
I have tried crochet on and off for a few years but finding your channel a few days ago has resparked my passion for it!!! Thank you so very much!!! xxxxx
I've been crocheting for 6 months and looking into learning how to do the solid granny square, then joining to make a blanket so this is perfect! Looks like more individual work, but the amount of time and effort into it makes it even more satisfying when done. Thinking about making some daisy squares to add to it as well since it is one of my favorite flowers. Thank you for such a helpful video - have a great day!
this video has helped sooo much thankyou bella as i am only a 12 year old and love crocheting you have explained it well and i hope to see more videos from you
You're very welcome :)
Hi I am so happy I came across this tutorial, I have made to lots of different squares for blankets for a baby boy and girl, watched loads of tutorials on how to join but not one explained how to do the corners, I should have known to come back to you as I have recently made a Granny stripe blanket from your tutorial and am very pleased with myself that it turned out so well. I live in Cheshire UK and am crocheting for charity as it keeps me busy during the day and off course I love crocheting anyway. Thank you so much for explaining so clearly,
I love the way you explain things I've learned a lot , at the age of 65 you can teach an old dog new tricks!
+Lilian Dew hehe thanks x
thank you so much for this brilliant and clear tutorial....i'm new to crocheting but found this so easy to follow, my 12 yr old grandson is going to love his blanket which i have done in our union jack colours....thank you once again x
Judy Davies that would look lovely! glad you like the video x
I have just learnt to crochet from your tutorials - wonderfully clear and so easy to follow.
I'm so glad that they have helped you, let me know how you get on :)
Thank you for teaching me how to join granny squares. Making my first baby blanket for a friend.
You're very welcome :)
The way you explain is extremely clear. You are amazing!!!! Thankyou
You're very welcome :)
Bella this looks really easy. I do single crochet (double crochet in Britain). I’ve always used a slip stitch but I think I like this for a heavier yarn. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome :)
hi Bella,I've just learnt solid square, its so easy and simple, so thank you very much for your tutorial of solid square you've given me a lot of confidence,lm really hooked on it thank you again,l will carry on crocheting.
I've just started crocheting, I find your tutorials very helpful-clear and easy to understand, I especially like that it is English/U.K as most that I've view are American which can be confusing. Mine don't look so uniform as yours do, but I'm only on my 3rd ever square (1st solid square) so hopefully after learning the sequences and more practice I'll have myself a blanket, so thanks :-)
cheryl wood so glad you found it helpful :) xx
👍👍👍👍👍 thank you! And I love how you add the conversion in thank you. Now I’m off to finish my first blanket 😁
You are so easy to follow, please keep posting!
Sarah Esquivel :) x
Sarah Esquivel easy borders
Lovely. Thanks to your videos I now know how to join squares. Join as you go and the SC method.
You're very welcome 😀
Your blanket turned out looking really nice and beautiful. Love the colors too :) thanx for tutorial again.
thank you. this has become a family activity!
I totally love all your videos.. i practically learned all I know about crochet from them! ❤
Thank you so much , I really needed to learn ho to join rows ,and your method is very easy and clear to follow.
You are very welcome 😊
I love how simple you explain thank you❤
You are very welcome :)
I love crocheting and I am going to make a blanket next! I love your videos so much! Thank you!
+Fiona Cummings thank you! thanks for watching x
Bella Coco
I love u so much Bella Coco. U make crocheting easier
I love your tutorials on making granny squares this is a wonderful idea for making a placemat or a blanket. I am going to learn how to make granny squares first. It looks like it's very easy to do. :)
Hi Bella! I love your videos! I learnt crochet by simply watching my mum doing it and find it very difficult to follow actual schemes in magazines. Videos are so much better and your patterns are absolutely beautiful! I've got a request: Can you make a short video of how to join solid squares as you go. I'm making a baby blanket and would like to avoid actual stitches! Thank you so much!!
Lena Mikheenko so glad you like the video, thanks for watching x
New here but I love your videos. Very easy for me to follow and understand.
You are an excellent teacher.. easy to follow.. thanks
You're welcome :)
Terrific tutorial. Easy to follow. Great explanation along the way. Thank you very much for sharing :-)
P.S. Who would "dislike" any of this lady videos is beyond me :-(
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Very nice what beautiful colors!
Thank you! Very easy to follow your tutorial. Can't wait to finish my afghan. Now I know how to keep from getting those pesky gaps!
Thank You!! I like this way of stitching them together ❤️😍
You’re welcome 😊
Love your work, very easy to follow & learn 👍🏻
+Mimi Lee :)
absolutely love your videos. cannot wait to make my very first blanket 🥹🧡
Thank you! 😊
I'm learning a lot from you. Did you block your granny squares before you starting joining them? This is my first big project and I don't want to skip a step! Thanks.
I love ur easy to follow tutorials. Thank you sooo much❤
You are very welcome :)
Absolutely beautiful! And as always, easy to get. Thank you
Wow! Such a beautiful effect! Love the colour scheme too :) Expecting a baby in the next couple of weeks so will definitely be doing this in these colours if we have a boy :) x
Lauren Read How lovely! hope all goes well x
Great tutorial, very clear to work from. Thanks so much x
You’re welcome 😊
I love your tutorials & have taught myself to crochet using them & have made several blankets this winter which my family love. I have just watched your joining solid granny squares tutorial but I desperately need one for joining solid hexagons given that I can't do the straight line across with hexagons. Can you please help me :-)
thankyou this has helped soooo much i really wanted to make 4 different coloured ones and join the together but what colour should i use cause im using a DARK purple and then a LIGHT pink blue and green as the squares but what should i use for JOINING THEM cause i have a white and also a brown
Many thanks i love the way you explain this beautiful pattern.
You are welcome 😊
Thank you for this tutorial. I made a baby blanket by refering this video. Your instructions were really helpful. Not sure how to send a picture of my blanket here!😊
I really enjoy watching your tutorials, you are so very easy to follow. I am fairly new to crocheting and you are easy to learn from. Would you please show how to put a border around your Star Burst Granny squares? I am in the process of making squares using your Star Burst Granny square tutorial. Now, I am ready to put it together but I would like to add a border around each square first. Thank you so much.
Its very simple n easy way to do...thank you..
Most welcome 😊
Hi Bella. Thanks to your videos I am almost ready to make my first crochet project in 40 years! Thank you so much for your help. I will be using this video to attach my squares into a lap-robe afghan. MY QUESTION IS: should the squares be wet and blocked before I join them? I will be giving the lap robe as a gift, so I want to be my best work. By the way, I subscribe to your FaceBook page also. I'll look for your reply here on this channel. Thanks in advance. I'm in the US and I appreciate you describing both crochet terms.
+Janice Robinson Hi Janice. How lovely thank your making such a lovely gift. I would suggest that you block the squares beforehand yes, it will make it much easier :) x
I loveee your videos! Seriously such a big help as im still learning!! Thank you!
Christina Stone I'm glad you found them helpful x
Thank you! I have learned so much from your videos!
Thanks for helping me with these crochet Video
Thanks so much! Love your tutorials.
Mary Adams Hogan Thanks for watching x
Hi Bella thanks for this great video you helped me out as i was going to give up. Hope you post more videos Thanks
Beautiful going to try these
I want to do a blanket with different patterns of granny square - how would you join solid granny squares to the absolute beginner granny squares? Thank you so much for your videos! In two weeks I've got through a lot of crochet.
Hi Sarah-Jayne! Is there a way to join squares without making a ridge? I love all your videos. After watching many many videos on how to crochet granny squares, yours is the first to help me to actually get it!! Thanks!
I can't believe no one has answered your question! Melissa, instead of putting the squares back to back to join, you would put them right sides together. This would give you a flat join instead of a ridge. Also, I like to join all my squares continuing all the way across horizontally and then vertically. That way I don't have have a bunch of tails, and I don't have to keep stopping and starting.
Great video - how do I add a border to this type of blanket? Shall I do the single stitch then scallop edge, or is there another method you prefer?
Couldnt do the slip stitch join im thankful for this ty sarah jane
You're very welcome 🙂
Can you please tell
Me what yarn you use here as it is so neat, clear and even stitches - looks beautiful.
I used Stylecraft Special DK, it's a lovely yarn to use :)
Hi. your 2 tutorials have helped me to make a baby blanket for my soon to be niece. I have used this to crochet the squares together. But not sure how to do a simple border to finish it off. any ideas?
Thanks so much!!!!
Renee Williams I have a few border videos you could look at? x
Hi, I have made two pieces of your solid granny squares, 3 squares by 3 squares. I would now like to make these front and back pieces into a cushion cover: Should I add another border? How do I attach the two pieces together? Would love advice or better, another tutorial video on this! Thank you!
Your videos are so helpful!! thank you!! Do you have a 'join as you go' tutorial for solid granny squares please?
Hi, great tutorial, do you have written instructions for this as I'm worried about using heaps of data looking at the RUclips tutorial all the time. Thanks for your help
Working on this now! Thanks so much for the help!!!
Great video! I am making a BIG blanket of solid granny squares. Can I join this way going all the way across one way, and then all the way across the other, rather than joining the squares one by one to make the strips?
Joan Rosenbaum Hi Joan, I'm not entirely sure I understand what you mean, but do whatever works best for you x
Yes, you can! That's how I do it. Starting from the right and working left you can join all the way across and then down after horizontally joining them.
Fabulous tutorial. Thank you so v much Jx
I absolutely love your tutorials! I'm not a fan of the join on the front side, since I'm working on a pixel blanket, so if I just flip it around and have the join ridge on the back, would this method still work? :) Thank you so much for these videos!
FMAfanFMA Hi! yes that should work, or you could just sew them together? xx
I was actually wondering the same thing! Let me know how that works if you do it!
If I do the join on the wrong side, will the right side remain flat? I have already single crochet a border on my 50 squares which I am now going to unpick as this looks so much neater!
Can I just keep going and going and make the blanket by just continuing the same square, without stopping? I think it would look super that way, but I'm uncertain.
Jeanne-Marie Cooper yes you could! I think it wold look great x
Jeanne-Marie Cooper I did that with a normal granny square patern and it turned out very nice! I did it with alernating colors pink/white and ended with a scaloped edge. I was very pleased with it and it was a lot easier than doing a bunch of seperate squares and then having to cochet them together .
I would like to just continue the small square into one large blanket, about 32-34 inches square. Any thoughts on how this would work out? Thank you for any advice or comment.
Thank you, is a great video, I love how you explain
You're very welcome :)
Love love your tutorials, the easiest to follow and understand am still a beginner, so I have a question I made a blanket just like in the tutorial but I would also like to add a wave border, should I add first a double stitch border or not?
you could make a cool square scarf!
What do ygou think would be best for attaching the spiral grany squares
thank you. brilliantly done x
wow such beautiful video
Pradeep Khanna thank you x
Its really amazing!!! Can u pls make doily table cloth or bedspread plssss...
Nice job....really i like your work 😘😘
+Basel Saud Thank you x
I love your tutorials so I came here looking for help on how to join 2 granny squares that are very large. I have made 2 granny squares that were made using the diamond granny square technique consisting of 3 boxes each. My intention is to change the 2 large squares into a rectangle and then add a border around the two once they are joined so that it will fit my grandaughter ‘s twin bed. Would I use the same technique as for these tiny granny squares? I’m not sure since I only have 2 very large granny squares to join, not a bunch of tiny ones. I’m not sure that I want a raised line going across the middle of the blanket so maybe you can suggest a different way to do this? Your help is much appreciated. Trish
Have you a video how to do a seamless crochet join? I’m making a cowl scarf. Thanks.
Hi Annie have you seen this tutorial it might help you :- ruclips.net/video/vRF_dbitdRs/видео.html :)
Bella Coco thank you
do you put a border also on this kind of blanket?
thank you for the tutorial, it was most helpful
+JustMissEna You can do yes, any kind you like really x
I did a the border on my square that had 9 rows and it’s now not sitting straight, will that affect how it will join together?? I’m panicking!!! But I love the colour choices in your video 😍
Thank you 😊 If your border is rippling/waving that usually means you have too many stitches. There's a bit of trial and error involved but I do have a tutorial offering some guidance here: ruclips.net/video/904wGzBtLwY/видео.html If the border you've worked is around a solid granny square I would double check that you haven't worked too many stitches.
Is it possible to join solid granny squares by join as you go method?
How many balls of yarn did you need to complete this blanket? Love it!!!!
I made a solid granny square blanket that contained 56 squares. Used 8 skeins of yarn and got 7 squares out of each skein. I used Hobby Lobby "I Love This Yarn."
Hi Bella, can you join these squares without adding a border? x
of course :)
luv your vdeos good job you are doing . luv n blessings from india💝💗💋
Thank you very much, very very good is your video, congratulations!
Is it ok, to join your granny squares without a border?
Can you join granny squares with different coloured yarn throughout your blanket. I'm wanting to have the joining Ridge on top, so it's visible.
Yes, absolutely, you can join without a border - I would take a look at my tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/uMSwvtmWk7E/видео.html which shows how to join using a slip stitch and gives a really pretty effect when using different coloured yarn 😊
hi I'm now to crocheting how do I know which is the right side thank you I like watching your videos
Thank you very much!
Love the tutorials but I was wondering if there is another way to join the squares as I'm not a fan of this way for a bigger blanket.
Perhaps the join as you go method? X
How could you join a solid granny square to the other simple more open granny square. I am wanting to use both styles in a blanket to give different textures.
Thank u so much💗💗💗❤️
You're welcome 😊
Bella...u r great
I love this pattern. Do you use a certain size hook?
Thank you, you should use the hook size that the label on the yarn recommends :)
Is it possible to put a solid granny square and a normal granny square together and if it is could u do a video on it please
How much of these rows would u need to make a blanket? Also I love the video.
I am almost done with a solid square granny blanket. I ended up making 56 squares. Each square was 4 rounds ending with 19 double crochet on each side. I came across this video and put a border on mine as well. So, I'm guessing, with the border, they were about 7 inches each. I had 8 squares horizontally and 7 vertically.
Could i join the granny squares, without the boarder, using the same method?
Have you used this joining method to attach hexagons?