Hi everyone! This is actually easier to do than explaining it, but I did my best to simplify the process so that you will be well on your way to zooming through your blanket. Seriously, it's a game changer and a lot of fun! I hope you enjoy the video and let me know what you are working on this month! xx
Roz, you’re the best! The more you do, the better you become! I’m making a nice granny square blanket for my son's newborn. The babies only due in the falll Thank you for your help. I really appreciate all everything you do for us.
I've been crocheting for years, but gave up on trying to create granny square designs as I could never figure out how to join them together properly, no matter how many 'how-to' videos I watched. I stuck to other patterns, making granny squares with scrap yarn when I was bored and throwing them in a bag to accumulate, figuring maybe I'd use them one day, or just donate them to a crochet friend. Found this video by chance and, bored, decided to give it a go. It took me almost 2 hours to finish joining 12 squares, but I've finally got the hang of it! By the end, I was whizzing through them easily. Thank you SO much for this video, I'm gonna have so much fun this weekend with that bag full of squares I've stashed lol ALSO: The diagram at the start was SO HELPFUL! I'm the worst at reading and understanding diagrams, but this was so simple, it's like a switch clicked inside my brain and suddenly it all made sense. Thank you again!!
Have been looking for a easy to undserdtand JAYG. Being a left handed crocheter ill just go the opposite way. Your digram at the beginning was a great help.tha ks
I cannot tell you how many videos I have seen of this join with NO luck. I just couldn’t get it. Thank you…I’m not exactly sure why it clicked with your video, but it did!
Oh my gosh, after watching your tutorial, which is amazing by the way.;I finally got it down in my head. I joined my very first afghan!!!❤❤❤❤😊😊😊 Thank you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
This is by far the BEST join as you go tutorial that I have watched. Thank you for taking the explanation slow, showing tons of visuals, and walking us through it step by step!!!
Super thank you for this! I've been looking for video tutorials on how to continuously link granny squares but I had a hard time understanding it. This one was the simplest and easy to follow instruction. Love it!
Hello ! I am working on a large blanket with granny squares and this is by far the best 'join as you go' tutorial that I have watched. I am busy joining squares now the same way you showed and it is indeed easy to do and I enjoy it a lot. Thank you so much for your clear explanation. I am really glad I found your channel :)
This is awesome! I've been searching RUclips for the last several days and so glad I came across your video! I'm making a baby blanket and almost done with the granny squares. Can't wait to put my blanket together. TYFS 😊😊😊
Again, such an informative video! I'm so glad I found you! You are gifted in teaching. I so appreciated the drawing of the pattern so we know exactly what you are doing. :) I also like knowing all the whys of the steps you take.
Thank you so much for this video. I really struggle with written patterns and the last granny square blanket I made I didn't use this method and I had so many ends to sew in and it took me forever, so this is going to save me a lot of time and effort. Thank you so much! X
I bought the Red Heart Granny Square yarn. I made 30 blocks before I gave up. I thought I would join them in 5 x 6 rows. Thanks for the tutorial for joining the granny squares together. ❤
OMG !!!!!! Thank you so so so much for this joining granny square tutorial I’ve watched many tutorials lol and this is by far the easiest and less tails to weave on 😅 ❤ 💐 🌹
Excellent tutorial! I have watched other CJAYG videos and just didn't get it. It seemed overly complicated. But you made it look so easy!! I also watched your Flat Braid Join video which also was done very well. Now I have two great options for joining granny squares! I can't wait to put these techniques to use!
Thank you so much for teaching me this wonderful method. I will never use another method again. I appreciate your effort in making this video. You are a superb teacher. 🌸
I cannot thank you enough. I LOVE the look of a granny afghan, but was always too intimidated by the joining process to try one. This is wonderful, Thank you!
Thank you I'm working on joining squares ATM. I just couldn't understand joining as you go. You have simplified it and explained it so well.wish I had seen this earlier .
Thank you very much. You have reassured me to join granny because it was problematic for me, I thought it was complicated but finally not with your explanations 🥰 You have the best tutorial to do it. I am French and I learn a lot with american crocheters 🌹🌹Thank you
I have avoided granny square throws becausi I HATE to join them. Will now do a granny square throw using your join as you go method. Thanks for the tutorial.😸
I am very good at doing the wrong thing. So I put a stitch marker at the 2nd corner of each square. Have ended up with some funny twisted crochet. 🙂 I am easily distracted by my cats or husband, so need that reminder of where I am supposed to be heading in my crochet. Love this method. Did a U shaped shawl a couple of years ago. Drew plan of my path on paper first to keep me working in the correct direction as U shape is not as easy as a square shape.
Your tutorial and the video is so clear! I'm wondering if you've ever crocheted a Granny Square Cardigan and if you have any tutorials or patterns for same. If not, I will still try your join-as-you go method and play it by ear in joining all the sections and sleeves. Bless you!
This is what I have been looking for. I like you method better. I like that you work the full corner and that you don't have a chain space in between the clusters. I am going to start joining some of my squares tonight. Now I used a 4.5 mm hook for my granny square. Should I stay with that size or use the recommended 3.5mm hook?
So glad you are finding it helpful. I would recommend you stay with your hook size . I only used the 3.5mm because I liked the tension it was giving me with my yarn . 💕
Love the video. I appreciate good teachers and you’re one of them. My question is would this work on a granny square scramble blanket. Where the granny squares are different sizes? I am a new to crocheting and when I started learning to make granny squares I made them all different sizes and now I want to join them and I’m trying to figure out how to do it.
That’s a very good question. This would work if all of your squares can be joined with the same granny square style but would be hard to do if some were solid granny squares. Are all your squares finished? This usually works best when you have one remaining round to do. I would suggest doing a flat seam join . In my opinion that would be less stressful. Here are some of my favorites: ruclips.net/video/x-3Ijs9Wm58/видео.html
@@PlayHookywithMe thank you for getting back to me! I have about a quarter of a queen blanket done, I hadn’t planned on being so ambitious for my first blanket but I was having so much fun making granny squares. Now they range from sizes 5x5, 8x8, 10x10 and 15x15 lol 😅 I’ll check out your other video! If you have any other advice it would be much appreciated
ruclips.net/video/a7jYv7B3GmA/видео.html I do a join as you go at the end of this video but it’s just a brief explanation. I will try to do a fresh video about hexagons soon but it’s really just a case of joining the way you would with a granny square. I have a video link to that one at the end of this video that you commented on. Hope that helps but if you would like me to do a video , let me know! Xx
Thanks for sharing your tutorial. The continuous join saved me a lot of time on making my blanket. How do I get rid of the 3D effect of my blanket? Thanks!
This is the easiest join as you go. I just made a large granny blanket. I'm half done with another one. The way that I'm doing it is much more confusing. I have had to frog whole rows for a little mistake..you leave the corner loose until the next row.i understand it but get confused. So Thank you ,I will be trying your way the next time.
This is so great thank you.. I have looked at other videos and felt this was too hard for me … but I think I can try having watched your method. I have made lots of the ‘inner granny’s’ with a chain between the side clusters… should I also add a chain when joining the sides ?.. thanks for your help
Oh good - I hope you find it helpful. I don’t think you will need to add a chain when you are working on joining the sides … but I would definitely try it both ways and see what you like better. You might find it’s looking /feeling too tight without the added chain on the sides as you join. You’ll know right away what you prefer 👍🏻 💕
Can you connect 4 squares for the front and 4 squares for the back of a "man's" bucket kind of looking hat. But the borders look like your's. So i was thinking i could join them like you have
You can . It would be easiest to join them together in separate parts in the shape you want. You would have more ends to weave in but it would be less stressful than trying to do it in a certain order all at once. More like this way: ruclips.net/video/Q6KkuLqGg2c/видео.htmlsi=jJ2Y5Y3p2eYT5FZI The square pattern is different but you could use the same approach with your pattern.
That’s a good question. It’s really a personal preference. Personally, I like to block before joining. I think it’s easier to see what you’re working with, especially if you’re making a garment. But it’s definitely not necessary if everything is laying flatly for you.
Can you share with viewers why? That always helps with a tip. 💕 also if anyone wants to try what she is referring to , you can find a tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/T7akHxy0Kgc/видео.htmlsi=P0JNMx2joz_IdGs6
@@PlayHookywithMe It looks much better. In my opinion, the ch 3 method to start new rows just looks too thin & doesn’t really look as nice. When using a StSc, it literally resembles a double crochet stitch.
@@PlayHookywithMe I disagree! People use the StSc because it resembles the dc. Definitely much better alternative to the ch 3. One thing I’ve learned over the last 30 years I’ve been crocheting is that people tend to crochet differently & have differing opinions. I think the general consensus though is to get rid of the ch 3 option to start rows that call for dc. ;) Also, to clarify, what I’m referring to are called Stackable Single Crochet. :) I’m not talking about the “standing” sc. They are slightly different in appearance.
@@apothecrafty8195 ahhh, gotcha 👍🏻yes, the stacked dc is very different from the standing sc. I agree with you there. Anyone reading this , it’s a great option. Here’s a video sharing how to do it : ruclips.net/video/UaMRF_kKg-8/видео.htmlsi=5nxQGJ9JKWqU6JU2
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Hi everyone! This is actually easier to do than explaining it, but I did my best to simplify the process so that you will be well on your way to zooming through your blanket. Seriously, it's a game changer and a lot of fun! I hope you enjoy the video and let me know what you are working on this month! xx
This is the only JAYG video that actually helped me understand the whole process. Thank you so much for making it!!
Oh good, I’m so glad it helped 😀💕
Roz, you’re the best! The more you do, the better you become! I’m making a nice granny square blanket for my son's newborn. The babies only due in the falll Thank you for your help. I really appreciate all everything you do for us.
Ooooh, many congratulations to your soon to be new arrival! 😍 Thank you for your kinds words, it means a lot 💕
I've been crocheting for years, but gave up on trying to create granny square designs as I could never figure out how to join them together properly, no matter how many 'how-to' videos I watched. I stuck to other patterns, making granny squares with scrap yarn when I was bored and throwing them in a bag to accumulate, figuring maybe I'd use them one day, or just donate them to a crochet friend.
Found this video by chance and, bored, decided to give it a go.
It took me almost 2 hours to finish joining 12 squares, but I've finally got the hang of it! By the end, I was whizzing through them easily. Thank you SO much for this video, I'm gonna have so much fun this weekend with that bag full of squares I've stashed lol
ALSO: The diagram at the start was SO HELPFUL! I'm the worst at reading and understanding diagrams, but this was so simple, it's like a switch clicked inside my brain and suddenly it all made sense. Thank you again!!
Ahhh, I’m so happy to read this, thank you for telling me!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😀💕
THANK YOU for drawing it. I understood it in theory watching people do JAYG but I needed to *see* it in 2D like that!
So glad it helped 😀👏🏻
Simplest and easy to follow instruction. Best tutorial.
A big thank you.
So glad it helped 💕
Thank you 🙏 you made it easy to understand. After all these years I have never joined my blankets like this. Hooray I’m doing it. 😁
Yay! 👏🏻💕
Have been looking for a easy to undserdtand JAYG. Being a left handed crocheter ill just go the opposite way. Your digram at the beginning was a great help.tha ks
Wonderful! So glad it helped 💕
This is the best video i have seen explaining this method! Thank you so much for making it!!
I’m so glad it helped, thank you for telling me ! 😀💕
I cannot tell you how many videos I have seen of this join with NO luck. I just couldn’t get it. Thank you…I’m not exactly sure why it clicked with your video, but it did!
Oh good, I’m so glad !! 😀👏🏻💕
Oh my gosh, after watching your tutorial, which is amazing by the way.;I finally got it down in my head. I joined my very first afghan!!!❤❤❤❤😊😊😊 Thank you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Fantastic!!! 😀💕👏🏻😆🧶
This is by far the BEST join as you go tutorial that I have watched. Thank you for taking the explanation slow, showing tons of visuals, and walking us through it step by step!!!
I’m so happy you found it useful! 😀🙌🏻💕
Love this! So clear and easy to follow! Thank you!
I’m definitely going to come back and watch this video whenever I am ready to made a granny square blanket! Thank you for the video!
Great!! 😀🤗💕
Super thank you for this! I've been looking for video tutorials on how to continuously link granny squares but I had a hard time understanding it. This one was the simplest and easy to follow instruction. Love it!
I’m so glad ! 😀💕🧶
Hello ! I am working on a large blanket with granny squares and this is by far the best 'join as you go' tutorial that I have watched. I am busy joining squares now the same way you showed and it is indeed easy to do and I enjoy it a lot. Thank you so much for your clear explanation. I am really glad I found your channel :)
Oh good! 😀 I’m so glad it helped 🧶🤗
So glad I found your channel, I have learned so much, I’m a visual learner and this helps so much. Thank you
Thank you, Brenda! 😀💕
Best tutorial I’ve seen. Now to put it into practice. Thank you for your video. X
This is the MOST SIMPLE VIDEO I have seen yet regarding CJAYG. Thank you so much!
So glad you found it useful 🧶💕
This was so helpful, thank you!
So glad 😃 💕
This is awesome! I've been searching RUclips for the last several days and so glad I came across your video! I'm making a baby blanket and almost done with the granny squares. Can't wait to put my blanket together. TYFS 😊😊😊
I’m so glad you found it useful! 😀🧶❤️
Again, such an informative video! I'm so glad I found you! You are gifted in teaching. I so appreciated the drawing of the pattern so we know exactly what you are doing. :) I also like knowing all the whys of the steps you take.
Thank you so much for your lovely feedback, I’m happy you found it helpful! 💕
I always come back to this tutorial for a refresh reminder. I can’t thank you enough 💙👍
I’m so glad it helps!! 😀
This is one of the best,tutorials on RUclips, for learning how to join😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊Thanks✨✨✨
Oh good! I’m so glad you found it useful, thank you for letting me know 😀🧶💕
Such a valuable video! The best explained ever! Thank you so much for all the effort and time you put to make this video. I appreciate that 🙏🏻💓
Oh I’m so glad ! Thank you!! 💕
Thank you so much for this video. I really struggle with written patterns and the last granny square blanket I made I didn't use this method and I had so many ends to sew in and it took me forever, so this is going to save me a lot of time and effort. Thank you so much! X
Thank you !! 💕💕
OMG!! I could finally understand how to join as you go.. thank you so much for sharing this video 😍
So happy to read this , thank you ! 😀💕
Excellent tutorial!!! Very clearly composed and presented.
Thank you , I appreciate your kind feedback 💕
I have done several baby blankets with the cjayg your demonstration is the easiest and most concise instructions. Well done.
Appreciate it, thank you
This is by far the easiest to follow and I have watched many. thank you
So glad 💕
You are a wonderful teacher! I didn’t think I would ever be able to do JAYG. Thank you 😊 Thank you 😊 ~kelly
I’m sooo glad ! 👏🏻👏🏻🤗🧶
Thank you so much. You made it make sense. I was about to give up on JAYG.
You made this so easy to follow, especially with the diagram 😊
Thank you !
I bought the Red Heart Granny Square yarn. I made 30 blocks before I gave up. I thought I would join them in 5 x 6 rows. Thanks for the tutorial for joining the granny squares together. ❤
OMG !!!!!! Thank you so so so much for this joining granny square tutorial I’ve watched many tutorials lol and this is by far the easiest and less tails to weave on 😅 ❤ 💐 🌹
Haha great! I’m so glad you like the technique!! 🙌🏻🧶💕
Excellent tutorial! I have watched other CJAYG videos and just didn't get it. It seemed overly complicated. But you made it look so easy!! I also watched your Flat Braid Join video which also was done very well. Now I have two great options for joining granny squares! I can't wait to put these techniques to use!
I’m so glad !! 👏🏻👏🏻🧶❤️
Excellent explanation of joining granny squares ! Thank you.
So glad you found it useful! 😀🧶💕
Makes great sense once you get the hang of it. Great tutorial! It sure helped me a lot.
I’m so pleased 😀
❤ Thank you so much for this video.
Great instructions, so clear, many thanks!
Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful love this so much ❤
So happy you like it! ❤️
Thank you so much for teaching me this wonderful method. I will never use another method again. I appreciate your effort in making this video. You are a superb teacher. 🌸
Thank you so much 💕🧶
Glad I found you. You have really great videos. Thank you for this.
Thank you so much , Nicola ! 💕
Roz great joining technique I have watched a few join as you go brilliant and quite easy thank you for sharing your amazing videos xxx
So glad you enjoyed it, thank you and happy new year! 🎊
Really awesome and thank you so much dear and very useful and clear instructions
Thank you so much , that means a lot to me 💕
Great instructions and demo! Thanks!
Thank you !
Great job at explaining, thanks!
Thank you !
I cannot thank you enough. I LOVE the look of a granny afghan, but was always too intimidated by the joining process to try one. This is wonderful, Thank you!
So glad it helped 😀🧶
Thank you so much for this easy to follow tutorial. x
Thank you !
Best demo I have seen 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you!
Thank you much for this easy explanation on joining. It is the best one I have seem
So glad it helped 😀❤️
Thank you I'm working on joining squares ATM. I just couldn't understand joining as you go. You have simplified it and explained it so well.wish I had seen this earlier .
I’m so glad it helped make things “click”. Thanks for letting me know 😀💕
this is wonderful... 💕 💕 love it
Thank you! 😀💕
Going to try this, thank you.
Great, I hope you enjoy trying it ! 🤗
thank you so much!! currently working on a granny square bandana and this is just the video i needed
Wonderful!
This seems so fun!
It actually is!
Thank You so much for this video..👍
Thank you so very much! You’ve helped me out!
I’m So glad! 😀👏🏻💕
OMG that is georgeus😍
So glad you like it! 💕
Thank you very much. You have reassured me to join granny because it was problematic for me, I thought it was complicated but finally not with your explanations 🥰
You have the best tutorial to do it. I am French and I learn a lot with american crocheters 🌹🌹Thank you
I'm so glad it has helped, merci ❤️😀
@@PlayHookywithMe ❤❤
Thanks.
Adorei a explicação! Muito obrigado por ensinar! abraços do Brasil!
Muito obrigado!!! :)
I have avoided granny square throws becausi I HATE to join them. Will now do a granny square throw using your join as you go method. Thanks for the tutorial.😸
I’m so happy about this, thanks for letting me know! 😀🧶💕
Love it
Thank you !
Wanderful work 😮❤😊
Thank you ❤️
I am very good at doing the wrong thing. So I put a stitch marker at the 2nd corner of each square. Have ended up with some funny twisted crochet. 🙂 I am easily distracted by my cats or husband, so need that reminder of where I am supposed to be heading in my crochet.
Love this method. Did a U shaped shawl a couple of years ago. Drew plan of my path on paper first to keep me working in the correct direction as U shape is not as easy as a square shape.
I’m easily distracted too 🙌🏻😅
The U shaped shawl sounds brilliant!!
Thanks for writing 💕
Useful share 👍
I appreciate it, thanks!
Tnx for you lady
Your tutorial and the video is so clear! I'm wondering if you've ever crocheted a Granny Square Cardigan and if you have any tutorials or patterns for same. If not, I will still try your join-as-you go method and play it by ear in joining all the sections and sleeves. Bless you!
I’m so glad you enjoyed the video!
I have not made a granny square cardigan yet but I really want to 😍
nice
Thank you 😊❤️ Ed it
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This is what I have been looking for. I like you method better. I like that you work the full corner and that you don't have a chain space in between the clusters. I am going to start joining some of my squares tonight. Now I used a 4.5 mm hook for my granny square. Should I stay with that size or use the recommended 3.5mm hook?
So glad you are finding it helpful. I would recommend you stay with your hook size . I only used the 3.5mm because I liked the tension it was giving me with my yarn . 💕
Love the video. I appreciate good teachers and you’re one of them. My question is would this work on a granny square scramble blanket. Where the granny squares are different sizes? I am a new to crocheting and when I started learning to make granny squares I made them all different sizes and now I want to join them and I’m trying to figure out how to do it.
That’s a very good question. This would work if all of your squares can be joined with the same granny square style but would be hard to do if some were solid granny squares.
Are all your squares finished? This usually works best when you have one remaining round to do.
I would suggest doing a flat seam join . In my opinion that would be less stressful. Here are some of my favorites:
ruclips.net/video/x-3Ijs9Wm58/видео.html
@@PlayHookywithMe thank you for getting back to me! I have about a quarter of a queen blanket done, I hadn’t planned on being so ambitious for my first blanket but I was having so much fun making granny squares. Now they range from sizes 5x5, 8x8, 10x10 and 15x15 lol 😅 I’ll check out your other video! If you have any other advice it would be much appreciated
Love your helpful videos! I'm trying to join a bunch of hexagons together. Any tips? Lol
ruclips.net/video/a7jYv7B3GmA/видео.html I do a join as you go at the end of this video but it’s just a brief explanation. I will try to do a fresh video about hexagons soon but it’s really just a case of joining the way you would with a granny square. I have a video link to that one at the end of this video that you commented on.
Hope that helps but if you would like me to do a video , let me know! Xx
@@PlayHookywithMe Thank you for the reply! I will check that out.
i just learned the c2c from watching your channel
Wonderful 😀👏🏻💕
Thanks for sharing your tutorial. The continuous join saved me a lot of time on making my blanket. How do I get rid of the 3D effect of my blanket? Thanks!
Hm 3D effect? Not sure what’s happened there. It may have been the way you joined that made it raise up but I really don’t know for sure , sorry 💕
@@PlayHookywithMe Thanks for the quick response. I may have pulled my yarn or tension too tight. It looks as though its smoothing out. Thank you!
This is the easiest join as you go. I just made a large granny blanket. I'm half done with another one.
The way that I'm doing it is much more confusing. I have had to frog whole rows for a little mistake..you leave the corner loose until the next row.i understand it but get confused. So Thank you ,I will be trying your way the next time.
Wonderful, I’m so glad it helped 😀🧶💕
🙏🙏🙏🌻💜💙💚
This is so great thank you.. I have looked at other videos and felt this was too hard for me … but I think I can try having watched your method. I have made lots of the ‘inner granny’s’ with a chain between the side clusters… should I also add a chain when joining the sides ?.. thanks for your help
Oh good - I hope you find it helpful. I don’t think you will need to add a chain when you are working on joining the sides … but I would definitely try it both ways and see what you like better. You might find it’s looking /feeling too tight without the added chain on the sides as you join. You’ll know right away what you prefer 👍🏻 💕
Can you connect 4 squares for the front and 4 squares for the back of a "man's" bucket kind of looking hat. But the borders look like your's. So i was thinking i could join them like you have
You can . It would be easiest to join them together in separate parts in the shape you want. You would have more ends to weave in but it would be less stressful than trying to do it in a certain order all at once.
More like this way:
ruclips.net/video/Q6KkuLqGg2c/видео.htmlsi=jJ2Y5Y3p2eYT5FZI
The square pattern is different but you could use the same approach with your pattern.
Should you block your granny squares before or after doing this connecting? Edit to add: I am making a sweater
That’s a good question. It’s really a personal preference. Personally, I like to block before joining. I think it’s easier to see what you’re working with, especially if you’re making a garment. But it’s definitely not necessary if everything is laying flatly for you.
Just a tip! Don’t do the “ch 3” at the beginning of any rounds. Use StSc instead! 😉
Can you share with viewers why? That always helps with a tip. 💕
also if anyone wants to try what she is referring to , you can find a tutorial here:
ruclips.net/video/T7akHxy0Kgc/видео.htmlsi=P0JNMx2joz_IdGs6
@@PlayHookywithMe It looks much better. In my opinion, the ch 3 method to start new rows just looks too thin & doesn’t really look as nice. When using a StSc, it literally resembles a double crochet stitch.
@@apothecrafty8195 Awesome, thank you ! I’d suggest a standing dc resembles a double crochet more. A standing sc is a little short in my experience.
@@PlayHookywithMe I disagree! People use the StSc because it resembles the dc. Definitely much better alternative to the ch 3. One thing I’ve learned over the last 30 years I’ve been crocheting is that people tend to crochet differently & have differing opinions. I think the general consensus though is to get rid of the ch 3 option to start rows that call for dc. ;)
Also, to clarify, what I’m referring to are called Stackable Single Crochet. :) I’m not talking about the “standing” sc. They are slightly different in appearance.
@@apothecrafty8195 ahhh, gotcha 👍🏻yes, the stacked dc is very different from the standing sc. I agree with you there. Anyone reading this , it’s a great option.
Here’s a video sharing how to do it :
ruclips.net/video/UaMRF_kKg-8/видео.htmlsi=5nxQGJ9JKWqU6JU2
I was wondering is there a similar process to join the hexagon granny square 😊😀😁😆🫶😘
There probably is but I haven’t tried it yet 🧶💕