I'm with you Blue..I love the last method! Finally I can overcome my fear of joining my Squares! I have at least 3 afghans to finish! Thanks Blue! You're the best!!!!
@@HookedbyRobin I got so many WIPS going at the moment, my head is spinning lol. I do want to make a granny blanket but am going to use a bunch of odd colors that won't match so I thought that the raised join would be cool. Stay warm..brrr!
I am so glad I found your channel. You have taught me HOW TO CROCHET😊 I have struggled for years. I am making a coccoon granny square cardi. Using your squares video and now the joining together one. Robin you are a fabby teacher🎉🎉🎉🎉
Of these 3 methods, I prefer the 3rd. I'm new to crocheting (2 years ago, thanks to your videos) and I've only used your JAYG method. Of these 3 methods, I prefer the 3rd. I like the look of it the best and it looks easier to do.
Thank you for this, I have always sewn seams, the slip stitch method has changed this for me.I absolutely love how it makes my work so much neater..I came from the star burst square video :) x
I prefer the 3rd method but I would say the 2 Outer loops instead of the frontloop and backloop. It confuses me. I love all your videos. You are very clear with your instructions. 🙂
I am extremely curious as to why you only go on the back or inside loops. How come not both?? That’s the only way I’ve ever done it because I feel like it’s a stronger hold.
Just wondering, would these techniques work the same if being done on knitted granny squares? I'm making a blanket for my daughter and already have loads of squares made but none of the knitting techniques to join them look right and I wondered if crocheting like this would work
What if your corners have 3 chains and you are using the slip stitch join? It seems like you would have one extra chain hanging around. I know now that I will do 2 chains the next time, but I had 10 squares done before I heard to do it that way.
You can adapt it - slip stitch in 2 of the chains one way and the remaining 1 chain on the opposite way OR you could slip into the middle ch effectively twice (if you wanted to be even each way) - 1 chain here or there isn't going to make a vast difference to your finished piece :)
All are just lovey, no matter which you choose to do. Robin I really enjoy watching your work. You go slow enough to understand. And your techniques are easy to follow. When I forget a crochet stitch I come to "Hooked by Robin" because I know I will find, & understand it better.👍 Thanks so much.💗
Robin, thanks so much for this video!!! I hate having to sew blocks together!!! Yaaaay!! No needle!! Love these ways of joining! You rock that crochet hook!!! Take care!! 💕🤗💕
Hello Robin I watch all your vids on RUclips. I learnt to crochet during first lockdown thanks to you ❤ I've made so many of your blankets and three scarfs 😁 thanks Robin.
This has been immensely helpful, thank you!! I made a load of granny square 9 years ago but have been too intimidated to join them together. How would you go about joining loads together? Like would you join 2, then 4, then 6 etc in a vertical row, then go back to join them horizontally?
Thanks for these options but I think I prefer to use the needle to join squares seamlessly. It doesn't take away from the pattern then. I appreciate you showing more options though.
Don't get me wrong, sewing definitely has it's place and is awesome when you use the tails of the squares themselves but ughhh I'm just too lazy 😂 If I can avoid it, I absolutely will LOL x
I love the first method , for me it gives more definition to my blankets. On another topic I was when younger told that I was crocheting wrong and that if I wanted my projects to be called "crochet" I had to change the way I crocheted to the "right way". Thanks to you I crochet the way its most comfortable to me, I hold my work and wool in my right hand and also the rest of my work in my left hand for balance. I know it's more like knitting but it works for me and thanks to you stating there is no right or wrong way I can enjoy my hobby again. xxxx
oh you must have read my mind!!! just yesterday i was trying to think of a maybe new way for how i wanted to join my squares together for a blanket. such perfect timing!! thank you!!
I have always joined my squares together with sewing: lots and lots of sewing. I knew they could be joined with crochet, but I was never sure exactly what I was doing. Of the 3 methods you showed (all of which are lovely) i think i prefer the third one - slip stitching from the back. Thank you for sharing.
Don't get me wrong, sewing definitely has it's place and is awesome when you use the tails of the squares themselves but ughhh I'm just too lazy 😂 If I can avoid it, I absolutely will LOL x
It's as if you can read my mind. I just started stash bashing by making up granny squares & I too hate sewing them together. Thank you for always being such a great resource!
I like method one but with a slip stitch instead of sc. It still has a ridge but it is less pronounced. Maybe it’s improper to do it that way (?) but I think it looks nice. The second method is so pretty but takes me way too long. :(
such a sweet person to help me, i am finding that yarny ppl really do stick together and also help the noobs like me out :) god bless you for taking the time for this
Having just finished a blanket where I sewed each granny square I said never again, but all the lovely comments made it worth while when it was finished - ha! I'll be using your tips in this video for the next blanket though ;)
I like the looks of the last example. Slip stitching on the back looks good and is easier to hold the squares as you work across. Thanks so much for another great tutorial. Much appreciated.
@@HookedbyRobin I have a question, I am working on a pdf pattern I purchased on etsy that calls for 3 different hook sizes, it is an older pattern, the blocks use an I hook, the border an h hook and joining calls for an f hook. I am worried that it will warp my blocks, because it calls for a zig zag slip stitch
@ashortyb411 I'm not Robin, and wonder if you finished in the time between then and now, but I've found that most often when it calls out a smaller hook, they want tougher stitches. You don't have to use the f, I personally would use the h hook and just watch my tension. Oh, and you will need 3X the length of your seam for the yarn.
Hello! First I have to say I love your tutorials!! Your explanations and showing are perfect for me. I feel even on the harder ones I'd be successful as a novice because of how well you explain things. As for your actual question, I do like all three, each one I was like oh I like that, then the second was og, I like that more, and so on. Someone else said that it would depend on the overall look you were going for and I agree wholeheartedly with that comment. But, the third on was my favorite.
Thank you so much Emmy, that is so kind of you. I am so pleased you like my videos.🥰 Yes definitely! Each one lends itself well to different projects.x
I promptly moved on from amigurumi to crocheting other things for the exact same reason - the constant sewing, stuffing, assembly etc. got on my nerves! I even despise tucking in the yarn tails, so basically everything that involves a darning needle :D
My fav join is similar to your 2nd flat slip stitch join. Instead of going thru back loop of both squares and joining with slip stitch - I start on front loop right & slip stitch, then front loop left & slip stich, repeat. It gives a beautiful flat zigzag join, very decorative. Enjoy!
You won't believe this I was thinking of when someone is going to share this video. As you are my favorite you tuber I always check on your channel first. You make things easy to understand. 💖💖 Hopefully now I can join my squares 😊 loads of love ❤️
Thankyou Robin for your fantastic tutorial on joining granny squares,, I have loads full waiting to find the right method to join them .. I think I just have, I like the 3rd method you’ve kindly shown us here.. It is by far the easiest and that’s what I want after looking at my stashed up granny’s lol . Just a question if you could answer me please, I I only chain two at the corners, where I think you chained three? Which stitch out of the chain two corner stitches do I pick up to start. I hope you know what I mean .. Thankyou so very much again for sharing your joining methods and you’ve helped me “finally” starting joining my granny squares. God Bless 🙏🩷
The third was a life saver for the afghan I just finished, the pattern called for a zig zag join using a size f hook with worsted weight yarn on the back loops it was a nightmare for me, so i substituted the third one
Hi there, I learned to crochet two months ago using RUclips tutorials and am thoroughly hooked!! Love your channel. I have used the single crochet method with the ridge and the flat braid method. When i tried the slip stitch way my work was probably too tight and the blanket was too ridgid. Shall i go up a hook size to loosen it up? Thank you 😊
Excellent tutorial, thank you! I’m seeking a joining method for a knitted cable blanket. Do you think joining with a double crochet will look ok? I’m looking for a bigger ridge look…
I’m contemplating undoing to entire rows of using the sewing method to connect and redoing the with the single crochet connection. I have to get it done so soon (for my new niece) but it’s just not looking up to my standards. Wish me luck… i might be a little crazy 😂
Thank you Robin. I rescued a project from a thrift store that contained 32 completed 4 inch Granny squares and 6 matching 8 inch squares. Now I will know how to finish the project.
Hi Robin, I agree the Slip stitch on the front seems the most difficult and it's still easy to do😀. Question, as the last method you showed (joining from the back) is virtually unnoticeable when done with the same color yarn, could I possibly do that in the front? I think it would be an awfully easy way to get a little "texture" without much effort. 😃
I'm wondering how it would join using the last method with the slip stitch on the wrong side, if you used a similar colour to the square but used a thinner yarn? Would that make it less bulky, or is there no advantage?
I tried the third method on a couple quick knitting samples I made, and it seemed to work well. I'm looking forward to trying it on an actual knitting project. I'm terrible at sewing and I'd be thrilled if I could use this technique. (But first I've got some crocheting to finish!)
Very easy explained I would love to small squares for a change and of all the videos I've watched this is the easiest for my brain anyway. Thank you for sharing
Hello Robin! I think I am going to use the slip stitch method on the back loop. Then it won't be visible on the front. The join as you go method is my absolute vavourite when I join granny squares. I hate sewing squares together. Thank you, Robin😊
#HookedbyRobin - My name is Robyn with a Y. Just gotta say that I love all your tutorials and I definitely love your wedding rings, especially the diamond and how it is shaped. Thank you for your videos and how you explain the stitches. 🧶❤️
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I like to sc the square together or join as you go. I don't like to stitch the square together. Iam going to tackle the braid metod
Sincere thanks for your wonderful joining methods ,am passing it on to 24 friends,you're a super teacher
I'm with you Blue..I love the last method! Finally I can overcome my fear of joining my Squares! I have at least 3 afghans to finish! Thanks Blue! You're the best!!!!
Awwh, I’m just so glad it helps! 😃🥰
This was really helpful. Thanks for sharing. I really enjoy watching and learning from your videos
Glad it was helpful!
Agreed! The third method looks like it is easiest for me and I like the finished look. Thank you for helping us join granny squares!
I definitely prefer the third too 😃🧶
I like them all but my absolute favorite is the green ribbed type join. That would look so cute on a blanket! Thank you my British friend!! 🥰
It would look super cute! 😃 Are you making a blanket at the moment Sheryl?x
@@HookedbyRobin I got so many WIPS going at the moment, my head is spinning lol. I do want to make a granny blanket but am going to use a bunch of odd colors that won't match so I thought that the raised join would be cool. Stay warm..brrr!
I am so glad I found your channel. You have taught me HOW TO CROCHET😊 I have struggled for years. I am making a coccoon granny square cardi. Using your squares video and now the joining together one. Robin you are a fabby teacher🎉🎉🎉🎉
Awwh, this was the loveliest to read.🥰 Thank you! How is your granny square cardigan going?
I've been catching both loops for years, but that's been for pouches I made. Thanks for showing the extra ways to join motifs.
You’re welcome Connie! 🤗🥰
Thank you sharing your technique. Very well explained and with patience.
You are so welcome Gloria!😃🧶
#3 is my favorite. Thank you for the video, very helpful and you presented it very well.
You are so welcome Peggy!😃
I started crochet just for fun but what can I say? Now I’m Hooked......
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TV i like it a lot better here , here i am sewing block these all that time i love your idea thank you it help me a lot unstand i love it that way.
I’m so pleased it helps Barbara! 😃🧶
Brilliant video, I prefer the no 1 method very easy to follow beautiful affect.
Thank you David!😃
Thank you, such a great tutorial!!!! This will help me with my shawl grannie square.
Yay! I am happy it helps Alicia and I hope you enjoy making your grannie squares.😃🧶
Thank you so much! This is incredibly helpful. You are my absolute favorite RUclips crochet teacher! These videos were exactly what I needed!
Awh, thank you Amy! 😃🧶
Of these 3 methods, I prefer the 3rd. I'm new to crocheting (2 years ago, thanks to your videos) and I've only used your JAYG method. Of these 3 methods, I prefer the 3rd. I like the look of it the best and it looks easier to do.
Lots of people say they prefer the third too! 😃 I am glad my videos got you into learning crochet.x
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I love this method so easy thank you. I can use all my small scraps together and make a big blanket for cat shelter neR me
That is so adorable!🥰😻
I Prefferd the last one beautiful thanks !
You’re welcome Rosa!😃🧶
I like the third one best.
Lots of people have said that Nellie! 😃🧶
Most definitely the 3rd method. Thank you for this great tutorial.
3rd is a clear favourite!😃 You’re welcome Karen.
Thank you for this useful and very clear explanation
You’re welcome Janet, I hope it helps! 😃🧶
I have used all 3 methods before on various projects but I'm currently joining my squares using the zigzag slip stitch method for a different finish
How is it going Bev?😃
I found it a bit tricky to start with but I'm loving the result
The zig zag method is my favourite way of joining as it is flat and very decorative in a contrast colour.
I like the third slip stitch on the back. Thank you so much.
You’re so welcome Jeannine!😃🧶
Thank you for this very helpful video Robin I don’t mind sewing my squares but it’s nice to have other options 👏🏻Amanda xx💖💕
Do you want to come sew my squares? 😃😅 Thank you Amanda.x
@@HookedbyRobin I would love to😂
Thank you for this, I have always sewn seams, the slip stitch method has changed this for me.I absolutely love how it makes my work so much neater..I came from the star burst square video :) x
You're so welcome!😀
The third method is also my favorite.
That is most peoples favourite too! 😃🧶
The third method! I’ve started a Battenberg square blanket and I’m not looking forward to the JAYG technique so have been looking for other ways.
Perfect for that!🥰🧶
Love this! Thanks so much🎉
You are so welcome!😃
Another wonderful video. Thank you
Thank you!😃
I like the first one,than the last one thanks for the tutorial
You’re welcome Blake, I hope they help.😃🧶
Awesome...Thank You
Thank you Mary! 😃
I prefer the 3rd method but I would say the 2 Outer loops instead of the frontloop and backloop. It confuses me. I love all your videos. You are very clear with your instructions. 🙂
Thank you so much!🥰🤗
Can you make a video tutorial for bucket hat??? Your videos are the only ones I can follow 😢
Another great video thanks😊
Thank you so much Julie! 😃
Thank you so much. I have a granny square blanket. It says to sew them together but doesn't say what method to use. I will try one of these.
I am so pleased it will help Heidi, go for whichever option you find easiest! 🧶😃
trying the third
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I always just join as I go
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I am extremely curious as to why you only go on the back or inside loops. How come not both?? That’s the only way I’ve ever done it because I feel like it’s a stronger hold.
Does it look nice like that from both sides? I’m doing it for the first time so I’m curious.
Last one looks easier. I have 90 squares to put together. I've been thinking of how to join. Sewing or crocheting.
I personally think it's the easiest of the 3 😃 90 squares sounds like a beautiful big blanket in the making there!
Does this also work for hexagons? How about full hexagons with half hexagons on the sides?
When you aren’t strong show us, are you making them 4x4 and connecting? Or do you keep going and connect a whole row?
When you aren’t trying to show us *
Keep going and connect the whole row :)
Just wondering, would these techniques work the same if being done on knitted granny squares? I'm making a blanket for my daughter and already have loads of squares made but none of the knitting techniques to join them look right and I wondered if crocheting like this would work
I haven’t done that, so can’t give much advice I’m afraid but definitely give it a go!😃🧶
What wool are you using?
What if your corners have 3 chains and you are using the slip stitch join? It seems like you would have one extra chain hanging around. I know now that I will do 2 chains the next time, but I had 10 squares done before I heard to do it that way.
You can adapt it - slip stitch in 2 of the chains one way and the remaining 1 chain on the opposite way OR you could slip into the middle ch effectively twice (if you wanted to be even each way) - 1 chain here or there isn't going to make a vast difference to your finished piece :)
Thanks for the quick response. That was what I was hoping you would say. @@HookedbyRobin
Oh my goodness I’ve been looking for an easy way to join granny squares. You are the BEST. Thank you. 30,January 2023.
Thank you so much Jean, I’m pleased it helps.😃🧶
All are just lovey, no matter which you choose to do. Robin I really enjoy watching your work. You go slow enough to understand. And your techniques are easy to follow. When I forget a crochet stitch I come to "Hooked by Robin" because I know I will find, & understand it better.👍 Thanks so much.💗
That is so lovely to read, thank you so much Sheilia! 🥰🤗
Robin, thanks so much for this video!!! I hate having to sew blocks together!!! Yaaaay!! No needle!! Love these ways of joining! You rock that crochet hook!!! Take care!! 💕🤗💕
😅 that's the kind of response I was hoping for! 🪡🚫😂
You’re the only channel that’s shown how to do the corner join for 4 squares!! Thank you 😊
I’m so pleased it helps Melanie.😃🧶
Hello Robin I watch all your vids on RUclips. I learnt to crochet during first lockdown thanks to you ❤ I've made so many of your blankets and three scarfs 😁 thanks Robin.
Aw thank you so much! I'm so glad my videos helped! Xx
This has been immensely helpful, thank you!! I made a load of granny square 9 years ago but have been too intimidated to join them together. How would you go about joining loads together? Like would you join 2, then 4, then 6 etc in a vertical row, then go back to join them horizontally?
Yeah I'd break it down like that in chunks - join the verticals first then go back and do the horizontals 👍
Im not at a point in my blanket yet to join the squares, but i find your tutorials incredibly relaxing, so I'm watching just because lol
Awwh Ivy, that has made my day! Thank you.🤗
Thanks for these options but I think I prefer to use the needle to join squares seamlessly. It doesn't take away from the pattern then. I appreciate you showing more options though.
Don't get me wrong, sewing definitely has it's place and is awesome when you use the tails of the squares themselves but ughhh I'm just too lazy 😂 If I can avoid it, I absolutely will LOL x
@@HookedbyRobin I totally get that! Sometimes it's not lazy hun, there's so many things that just need to be made and not enough time lol.
@@jenreeves7684 haha I can guarantee that on my part, it's sheer laziness 😂😂😂
@@HookedbyRobin lol 😂
The chain one over the join, wow. No wonder mine had never looked right for all these years. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
You’re so welcome Diana! 😃🧶
I love the first method , for me it gives more definition to my blankets. On another topic I was when younger told that I was crocheting wrong and that if I wanted my projects to be called "crochet" I had to change the way I crocheted to the "right way". Thanks to you I crochet the way its most comfortable to me, I hold my work and wool in my right hand and also the rest of my work in my left hand for balance. I know it's more like knitting but it works for me and thanks to you stating there is no right or wrong way I can enjoy my hobby again. xxxx
oh you must have read my mind!!! just yesterday i was trying to think of a maybe new way for how i wanted to join my squares together for a blanket. such perfect timing!! thank you!!
It's fate Cheyenne! 😅🧶
I think it would depend on the design you're trying to accomplish. I love your join as you go method. I've used it to make 7 blankets so far.
Join as you go will always be my preferred method if I can make it work for a pattern! 😃🧶
I have always joined my squares together with sewing: lots and lots of sewing. I knew they could be joined with crochet, but I was never sure exactly what I was doing. Of the 3 methods you showed (all of which are lovely) i think i prefer the third one - slip stitching from the back. Thank you for sharing.
Don't get me wrong, sewing definitely has it's place and is awesome when you use the tails of the squares themselves but ughhh I'm just too lazy 😂 If I can avoid it, I absolutely will LOL x
It's as if you can read my mind. I just started stash bashing by making up granny squares & I too hate sewing them together. Thank you for always being such a great resource!
I wish I could read minds Zara.😅 You’re very welcome.x
I’ve been crocheting for about 50 years, and always used the last method. I think it looks the nicest ! 😊
The last one is a favourite with lots of people Sandy.😃🧶
Do you block your squares before joining?
Rarely - I find that when assembling squares into a blanket the weight of the blanket blocks itself (if that makes any sense!) 😃🧶
I like method one but with a slip stitch instead of sc. It still has a ridge but it is less pronounced. Maybe it’s improper to do it that way (?) but I think it looks nice.
The second method is so pretty but takes me way too long. :(
such a sweet person to help me, i am finding that yarny ppl really do stick together and also help the noobs like me out :) god bless you for taking the time for this
Team crochet! 😃🧶 I am glad it helps Ruth.x
Having just finished a blanket where I sewed each granny square I said never again, but all the lovely comments made it worth while when it was finished - ha! I'll be using your tips in this video for the next blanket though ;)
Yay!😃🧶
I like the looks of the last example. Slip stitching on the back looks good and is easier to hold the squares as you work across. Thanks so much for another great tutorial. Much appreciated.
Very true Kathie, whatever is easiest is the best - there is definitely no right or wrong in crochet.😃🧶
@@HookedbyRobin I have a question, I am working on a pdf pattern I purchased on etsy that calls for 3 different hook sizes, it is an older pattern, the blocks use an I hook, the border an h hook and joining calls for an f hook. I am worried that it will warp my blocks, because it calls for a zig zag slip stitch
@ashortyb411 I'm not Robin, and wonder if you finished in the time between then and now, but I've found that most often when it calls out a smaller hook, they want tougher stitches. You don't have to use the f, I personally would use the h hook and just watch my tension. Oh, and you will need 3X the length of your seam for the yarn.
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I love it🧶🧶😃😃❤
Thank you Daya! 😃
Hello! First I have to say I love your tutorials!! Your explanations and showing are perfect for me. I feel even on the harder ones I'd be successful as a novice because of how well you explain things.
As for your actual question, I do like all three, each one I was like oh I like that, then the second was og, I like that more, and so on. Someone else said that it would depend on the overall look you were going for and I agree wholeheartedly with that comment. But, the third on was my favorite.
Thank you so much Emmy, that is so kind of you. I am so pleased you like my videos.🥰
Yes definitely! Each one lends itself well to different projects.x
I was just about to see the different ways I can join mine! Thank you Robin!
Perfect timing Samantha! I hope it helps you.😃🧶
fantastic work & thank you. I like 1st & 3rd joining stiches
The third! I need to put together stripes of squares of different colors. Thank you! ❤
You’re very welcome Carolyn!🧶
Thanks Robin, I definitely prefer the last method, much less intrusive. Thank you as always x
It definitely is! 😃🧶 Thank you for watching Joanne.x
I promptly moved on from amigurumi to crocheting other things for the exact same reason - the constant sewing, stuffing, assembly etc. got on my nerves! I even despise tucking in the yarn tails, so basically everything that involves a darning needle :D
I know what you mean! 😂 Hope this video helps? 😃
@@HookedbyRobin Definitely, as always 🥰; I'm giving squares another chance (as soon as I'm done with my C2C blanket)!
Yay! 😃🧶
Absolutely fantastic thank you. x 👏🥰
Thank you Beverley!🥰🤗
My fav join is similar to your 2nd flat slip stitch join. Instead of going thru back loop of both squares and joining with slip stitch - I start on front loop right & slip stitch, then front loop left & slip stich, repeat. It gives a beautiful flat zigzag join, very decorative. Enjoy!
That sounds great, thank you for sharing! 🧶🤗
You won't believe this I was thinking of when someone is going to share this video. As you are my favorite you tuber I always check on your channel first. You make things easy to understand. 💖💖 Hopefully now I can join my squares 😊 loads of love ❤️
It was meant to be Richa! 😃 I’m sure you can join your squares now.x
Thankyou Robin for your fantastic tutorial on joining granny squares,, I have loads full waiting to find the right method to join them .. I think I just have, I like the 3rd method you’ve kindly shown us here..
It is by far the easiest and that’s what I want after looking at my stashed up granny’s lol .
Just a question if you could answer me please, I
I only chain two at the corners, where I think you chained three?
Which stitch out of the chain two corner stitches do I pick up to start. I hope you know what I mean ..
Thankyou so very much again for sharing your joining methods and you’ve helped me “finally” starting joining my granny squares.
God Bless 🙏🩷
Hi Hooked by Robin I will have to try them all 3 I have not try them before. So have a good day.
Good idea Kathy, then you will know which one you like best. Thank you, have a lovely day too! 🤗
I think my favorite is the slip stitch on the front. I love the way it looks with your post granny square.
Great choice Jeanne.😃🧶
My favourite one is the last one I really like that one but it’s my favourite that’s the best one for me ❤❤❤❤
That is great! 😃 Thank you so much for watching Seden.
Thank you robin I love how you teach great tutorial as always.💝💝
Thank you so much Deborah for always being so supportive! 🥰🤗
The third was a life saver for the afghan I just finished, the pattern called for a zig zag join using a size f hook with worsted weight yarn on the back loops it was a nightmare for me, so i substituted the third one
Ah no! I’m so glad my video helped though.😃🧶
@@HookedbyRobin love all your videos, have several on my to do list
Yay! 😍
Hi new to your channel I like the 3rd method.
Hi Lorrieann, lovely to have you here! 😃🧶
I think your favorite is my favorite, at least appearance -wise.
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Hi there, I learned to crochet two months ago using RUclips tutorials and am thoroughly hooked!! Love your channel. I have used the single crochet method with the ridge and the flat braid method. When i tried the slip stitch way my work was probably too tight and the blanket was too ridgid. Shall i go up a hook size to loosen it up? Thank you 😊
Gracias,muy bonito🇦🇷♥️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🤗
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Excellent tutorial, thank you! I’m seeking a joining method for a knitted cable blanket. Do you think joining with a double crochet will look ok? I’m looking for a bigger ridge look…
Hello Robin! Thanks for your tutorial very helpful. 😉😊😍🤗👍
So glad it's helpful Georgina! 😃🧶
The slip stitch on the back has always been the easiest for me as well, but I always just winged it before. Thank you for helping me polish it up!
You're so welcome!🥰🧶
Beautiful 🌹🌼🌷🍀⚘️🌸🌻🌺
Thank you!🤗
I’m contemplating undoing to entire rows of using the sewing method to connect and redoing the with the single crochet connection. I have to get it done so soon (for my new niece) but it’s just not looking up to my standards. Wish me luck… i might be a little crazy 😂
Thank you Robin. I rescued a project from a thrift store that contained 32 completed 4 inch Granny squares and 6 matching 8 inch squares. Now I will know how to finish the project.
Ahhh fantastic Kelly!😃 How did it go?
Hi Robin, I agree the Slip stitch on the front seems the most difficult and it's still easy to do😀. Question, as the last method you showed (joining from the back) is virtually unnoticeable when done with the same color yarn, could I possibly do that in the front? I think it would be an awfully easy way to get a little "texture" without much effort. 😃
Yes absolutely you could!
I'm wondering how it would join using the last method with the slip stitch on the wrong side, if you used a similar colour to the square but used a thinner yarn? Would that make it less bulky, or is there no advantage?
Thank you very much... I love your video... 🥰
It's really helpful...
Thank you so much! 🥰🤗
So pleased to read that.x
I tried the third method on a couple quick knitting samples I made, and it seemed to work well. I'm looking forward to trying it on an actual knitting project. I'm terrible at sewing and I'd be thrilled if I could use this technique.
(But first I've got some crocheting to finish!)
Ah I know that one, I have so many work in progress crochet projects!🫣 The third one is a favourite of most people.😃
Very easy explained I would love to small squares for a change and of all the videos I've watched this is the easiest for my brain anyway. Thank you for sharing
Glad it was helpful!
Hello Robin! I think I am going to use the slip stitch method on the back loop. Then it won't be visible on the front.
The join as you go method is my absolute vavourite when I join granny squares. I hate sewing squares together. Thank you, Robin😊
That sounds good Marianne, I’m glad my video helps!😃🥰
Another awesome video! I also hate seeing granny squares together. I can't wait to try the slip stitch join on the back☺️
Me too! I hope you find this way easier Lisa.😃🧶
#HookedbyRobin - My name is Robyn with a Y. Just gotta say that I love all your tutorials and I definitely love your wedding rings, especially the diamond and how it is shaped. Thank you for your videos and how you explain the stitches. 🧶❤️
Lovely to meet you, another Robyn! 😃 I am so pleased you like my videos.x
Im doing the four square slip stit h but dont know where to start the next four squares to continue on 😅 do you have a video ???
Very nice 👌 👍
Thank you! 🥰
Brilliant video, thank you very much. Can't make my mind up which one I'll use on my next blanket, 1 or 3.
Thank you so much Sharon, 3 seems to be a firm favourite with everyone.😃🧶