Great job. This is exactly what I was looking for..a rectangle granny without big holes. And the reversing is producing absolutely perfect rectangles. Thank you, well done
I'm so glad you put this tutorial out for us. I absolutely love the continuous go on the granny squares but hate having a square blanket. Thank you so much Rebekah!!!
Thank you Rebecca. I absolutely love the way you started your rectangle. I also love the tight granny stitches and you are a master at making it tight and not twisted. Thanks for your commitment to excellent crochet!
Hi from Cape Town!! I just wanted to say I love your tutorials and have made many many blankets and shawls using your videos. I had never crocheted before in my life and you taught me!! I've been wanting to write and say thank you so very very much for all your tutorials and your beautiful patient manner with which you explain the stitches. Take care, and stay safe, thanks again, Lily.
Beautiful. I started mine. Mixed colors ( pastels) for upcoming spring. I learned from u to do the seamless granny square as well. Excellent teacher. Thank you. Stay safe. 🥰🧶💐
I just love this granny pattern in a rectangle. Thank you for sharing with us! Love that it’s reversible, and that you didn’t chain one after each cluster. Thanks for this tutorial 🤗.
Just what I was looking for. Have successfully made three no twist square blankets thanks to you. My last rectangle went skewiff so delighted to find this tutorial. Thanks
This tutorial was excellent for beginners like me. Thank you so so much for uploading a video with clear instructions. I can want to watch your other videos to learn more and continue my crocheting journey. Love your work 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰
This is such a great pattern to help use some of those cake yarns that otherwise aren’t used! Thanks so much for making this rectangle pattern available to us. I AM one of those that ends up with twisted granny’s so totally appreciate a pattern that takes care of that for me. YAY 👏🏻☺️👏🏻
Thanks bunches. I am doing this as a scrap blanket by doing 2 strands together & changing as a strand finishes. It is kind of thick but I figured it might make a mat for an animal shelter or to put on floor for baby. Great way to get rid of those dibs & dabs.
Thank you for this tutorial!! I’ve been wanting a continuous granny rectangle pattern to follow for gradient yarn cakes. Making my second baby a baby blanket for she/he makes their entrance into the world💕
Love this video I must have watched it and re-watched it quite a few times and im really pleased with the results of my blanket thank you mind you I bet I will be watching it again when I do my next blanket 😂
Thank you for this tutorial! I’m making this blanket for my granddaughter-in-law for Christmas. Her and my Grandson are from Texas but he is in the Air Force and stationed in Dover, Delaware!! Our new granddaughter is a very cold natured girl, so I’m trying to make warm items for their Christmas gifts this year!! Poor kids, they will either learn to dress in layers, or freeze!! Lol!! We shall see how it goes!! Thanks again for this lovely pattern, NORMA COLLINS FROM TEXAS
I love your granny square tutorial and have been making lots of blankets with it so now I am going to love the rectangle version this is definitely different for me.
Hi Rebekah Thanks again for another fantastic tutorial - love this and no twisting - a must have. Take care and stay safe Hugs Amanda from Lincolnshire xxxx
Hi Bec, just decided to make this using RHSS Stripes in Polo. Haven't used this one before. Hope it suits! Have been diagnosed with cancer so making this for my chemo visits....love Jilly from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 ❤
I love the granny square stitch!!! but always having a problem with the joining at the end. My goal is to learn to create different pattern withe granny square stitch. I would like to show you my project once I finish. Thank you so much for your help.🥰🥰🥰
Hello Rebekah, thank you so much for this. It’s just what I’ve been waiting for. I have some wonderful wool yarn ready to go. Can’t wait to create a rectangle Granny blanket following your lovely clear instructions . Kindest regards from Dianne in Melbourne 💐😘
Hello, you are very easy to listen to for a person who is just starting out again to crotchet since I was 15 👍 now 61 . How many chains do you think I would need to do my granddaughter a cover for her single bed . Thank you 😊
This is awesome Rebekah! I've been looking for a rectangle that I really love. Thank you❤❤🤗🤗 P.S. I think a tutorial for a Solid Granny Rectangle and a Granny Merge Rectangle would be awesome as well😉😉
Great tutorial but I was curious of what to do with the loop after the slip stitch when the gray color ended. I thought she was going to take the pink yarn through the gray loop and then continue that way. I have crocheted over strings to have them but that loop is there and it was just a loop from a slip stitch, it wasn’t tighten or tied off. Just curious.
I would normally tie off and sew in my end and then continue with the new colour, but for the tutorial I just left the loop so that I didn’t have to cut my yarn (as I reused this yarn for another project ☺️) Hope that makes sense! 🌸
Love the pattern! Thank you for sharing. I noticed another comment about loops and I have the same question. Are we seeing the wrong thing when you demonstrated the color changes?
How do I go about in measurement in making a single or a full size blanket in a rectangle shape? Is not the same as doing a square blanket. Right? Any help will be great appreciated.
I’ve followed this four times now. Up until the color change - everything is crystal clear- but since you don’t state it anywhere- will the beginning of the round, unless it’s a color change ALWAYS be ch2 and 2 trebles? Or will that at some point become a regular corner with 3tr-2ch-3tr? If that beginning is always different I’ll need a marker - that’s why I’m asking 😂
I love this tutorial and have started several projects using this technique. However, I found out it doesn’t work with ombré yarns because the “seamless”part goes out the window since the colors will not mesh and there’s a definite seam when you turn the work. I’ve simply stopped turning it … I’ll see how the project turns out.
Thank you for sharing this pattern! One quick question- when you slip stitch at the end of the round, do you slip stitch through both loops and then turn or do you only do the back loop and then turn? On the first color it appeared to be the back loop only, but on the color change when you closed the end, before the turn, you said both loops. Just want to make sure that I get it right from the start. Thank you!
I’ve been wanting to make a rectangular granny blanket and didn’t know how to start or do it so thank you very much for this amazingly helpful tutorial! May I ask what brand your hooks are? And where you got them?
I don't think the explanation of the starting chain length was too clear, but here's a good rule of thumb - take the length you want your blanket and subtract your width, EG - if you want your blanket to be 60x45, 60-45=15 - that's your chain length, of course following the other rules, make it a multiple of 3 and then add 2. (As close to that number as you can, a stitch or two won't make a difference) Works with any rectangle continuous.
It usually means that because you are turning each round, it stops the project from twisting that happens to some if they don't turn because the stitches all lean in the same direction.
Sorry but you are going too fast for me. I don't think mine looks right but I'm making it for my new grandson and I don't think he will notice if it's not perfect.
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Great job. This is exactly what I was looking for..a rectangle granny without big holes. And the reversing is producing absolutely perfect rectangles. Thank you, well done
You are simply the BEST! Thank you for the wonderful videos.
Glad you like them! Thank you so much 🥰🌸
I'm so glad you put this tutorial out for us. I absolutely love the continuous go on the granny squares but hate having a square blanket. Thank you so much Rebekah!!!
You’re very welcome! 🌸
Thank you Rebecca. I absolutely love the way you started your rectangle. I also love the tight granny stitches and you are a master at making it tight and not twisted. Thanks for your commitment to excellent crochet!
Thank you so much! That’s very kind, I’m glad you enjoyed it 🌸
14:44 thanks for this pattern I am making my daughter one for her 52 birthday 🎉❤
Hi from Cape Town!! I just wanted to say I love your tutorials and have made many many blankets and shawls using your videos. I had never crocheted before in my life and you taught me!! I've been wanting to write and say thank you so very very much for all your tutorials and your beautiful patient manner with which you explain the stitches. Take care, and stay safe, thanks again, Lily.
Thank you for such a lovely comment, Lily 🌸 it’s always wonderful to hear that my tutorials are helpful for people!
Beautiful. I started mine. Mixed colors ( pastels) for upcoming spring. I learned from u to do the seamless granny square as well. Excellent teacher. Thank you. Stay safe. 🥰🧶💐
This is beautiful if often wondered how to make a granny crochet in a rectangle. Thank you for your tutorial.
You’re very welcome ☺️
I love your seamless granny squares.
Thank you! 🌸🥰
I just love this granny pattern in a rectangle.
Thank you for sharing with us!
Love that it’s reversible, and that you didn’t chain one after each cluster.
Thanks for this tutorial 🤗.
Thank you for the tutorial on granny rectangle.
Just what I was looking for. Have successfully made three no twist square blankets thanks to you. My last rectangle went skewiff so delighted to find this tutorial. Thanks
That’s so good to hear! 🥰🌸
Love this one....i have to try this out. Thank you for sharing. Greetings from the Netherlands
Thanks so much 🌸
You from Holland I am from Holland as well
@@creationcrochetnanny8675 nice to meet you. Where are you born in Holland ? I was born in Venlo.
@@moniquesmits6574 no l born in England I live in Amsterdam for 33 year
Thank you for sharing this tutorial. Your instructions were very easy to follow. 🇺🇸
Thank you so much! 🌸🥰
Very pretty, thank you for the tutorial.
Glad you like it! 🌸
This is really neat. I have never seen a rectangle granny before.
Love this great teacher and dedign
This tutorial was excellent for beginners like me. Thank you so so much for uploading a video with clear instructions. I can want to watch your other videos to learn more and continue my crocheting journey. Love your work 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰
This is such a great pattern to help use some of those cake yarns that otherwise aren’t used! Thanks so much for making this rectangle pattern available to us. I AM one of those that ends up with twisted granny’s so totally appreciate a pattern that takes care of that for me. YAY 👏🏻☺️👏🏻
You’re very welcome! Cake yarns are perfect 😍
Beautiful! I live for your tutorials and your extra channel! 😊
Thanks so much! 🌸
Love your tutorials, I've been wanting to do a rectangular granny square blanket, thank you ☺️
You’re so welcome 💕
Thanks bunches. I am doing this as a scrap blanket by doing 2 strands together & changing as a strand finishes. It is kind of thick but I figured it might make a mat for an animal shelter or to put on floor for baby. Great way to get rid of those dibs & dabs.
Again, very nice, and thank you, again. Love your videos...always learning.
Thank you for this tutorial!! I’ve been wanting a continuous granny rectangle pattern to follow for gradient yarn cakes. Making my second baby a baby blanket for she/he makes their entrance into the world💕
Love this video I must have watched it and re-watched it quite a few times and im really pleased with the results of my blanket thank you mind you I bet I will be watching it again when I do my next blanket 😂
Thank you for this tutorial! I’m making this blanket for my granddaughter-in-law for Christmas. Her and my Grandson are from Texas but he is in the Air Force and stationed in Dover, Delaware!! Our new granddaughter is a very cold natured girl, so I’m trying to make warm items for their Christmas gifts this year!! Poor kids, they will either learn to dress in layers, or freeze!! Lol!! We shall see how it goes!!
Thanks again for this lovely pattern,
NORMA COLLINS FROM TEXAS
Thank you for another great tutorial, I needed to learn the rectangle granny for when I make a new throw for my sofa xx
I love your granny square tutorial and have been making lots of blankets with it so now I am going to love the rectangle version this is definitely different for me.
I enjoy all your tutorials Thanks for showing,,, 😊
Love this tutorial. I’m half way done with the blanket and I just stated it this afternoon.
Thank you for this lovely change on the granny square Rebekah I look forward to giving it ago 😊Amanda xx💕💖
Thanks as always. Best tut on a rectangular granny. 🥰
Awesome.... thanks!🥰 Blessings from South Australia💕🐨
Hi Rebekah Thanks again for another fantastic tutorial - love this and no twisting - a must have.
Take care and stay safe
Hugs
Amanda from Lincolnshire xxxx
You do beautiful work!
Hi Bec, just decided to make this using RHSS Stripes in Polo. Haven't used this one before. Hope it suits! Have been diagnosed with cancer so making this for my chemo visits....love Jilly from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 ❤
Great job ,thank you 🌹
Thanks so much. Love the granny rectangle but didn't know how to start it. 🙂❤❤❤❤😍
You’re very welcome 🌸
Beautiful!
Lovely pattern giving it 💜🧡💛💚❤️ hearts❣️ I used rainbow favorite stripe turning out perfect with new color changes for each new round. ❣️
Wonderful, my dear friend ! Greetings !
Can’t wait to try this,looks lovely 👍🏻
Thank you, so glad you like it 💜
Great tutorial thanks xx
Thank you finally got it🥰
That’s great! ☺️🌸
I love the granny square stitch!!! but always having a problem with the joining at the end. My goal is to learn to create different pattern withe granny square stitch. I would like to show you my project once I finish. Thank you so much for your help.🥰🥰🥰
Really enjoyed your tutorial. It has been on my to do list.
Hello Rebekah, thank you so much for this. It’s just what I’ve been waiting for. I have some wonderful wool yarn ready to go.
Can’t wait to create a rectangle Granny blanket following your lovely clear instructions .
Kindest regards from Dianne in Melbourne 💐😘
Thanks so much Dianne! 🌸
I love it
Hello, you are very easy to listen to for a person who is just starting out again to crotchet since I was 15 👍 now 61 . How many chains do you think I would need to do my granddaughter a cover for her single bed . Thank you 😊
I have MS on left side 😢 so going to try this😊
Lovely 👍⭐
This is awesome Rebekah! I've been looking for a rectangle that I really love. Thank you❤❤🤗🤗
P.S. I think a tutorial for a Solid Granny Rectangle and a Granny Merge Rectangle would be awesome as well😉😉
A rectangular granny merge is in the works 💕🌸
@@BlossomCrochet Awesome😊😊❤❤
Love love love ❤️
Thank you ☺️
Hi love the rectangle blanket would you put a border on and if so which one? Thank you
is there a written instruction for this, I love it!
What yarn is the pink you used for the example please? So pretty. Now making this in rainbow colors for my Grandaughter x
Great tutorial but I was curious of what to do with the loop after the slip stitch when the gray color ended. I thought she was going to take the pink yarn through the gray loop and then continue that way. I have crocheted over strings to have them but that loop is there and it was just a loop from a slip stitch, it wasn’t tighten or tied off. Just curious.
I would normally tie off and sew in my end and then continue with the new colour, but for the tutorial I just left the loop so that I didn’t have to cut my yarn (as I reused this yarn for another project ☺️) Hope that makes sense! 🌸
Love the pattern! Thank you for sharing. I noticed another comment about loops and I have the same question. Are we seeing the wrong thing when you demonstrated the color changes?
I have a question. How does turning the work effect the colors of self striping yarn? When you turn, does it make the colors a little "wonky"?
Can you say the lenght of different chains you tried and the final results in dimentions of the pieces?
How do I go about in measurement in making a single or a full size blanket in a rectangle shape? Is not the same as doing a square blanket. Right? Any help will be great appreciated.
Hi I'm crochet pillowcase everything gon well bit side ov my pillowcase gon wider then the middle...tll me y thus happening plz ...thanku ..from uk
Can you please reply does that mean if I do a chain of 18 I gave to add 2 or 3
I’ve followed this four times now. Up until the color change - everything is crystal clear- but since you don’t state it anywhere- will the beginning of the round, unless it’s a color change ALWAYS be ch2 and 2 trebles? Or will that at some point become a regular corner with 3tr-2ch-3tr? If that beginning is always different I’ll need a marker - that’s why I’m asking 😂
Can I do this pattern for king size bed I must do what you doing
Yes absolutely!
Could you do this with the Moss Stitch too?
Absolutely! You can find my Moss Stitch Rectangle tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/ZoEqTNL30EQ/видео.html
@@BlossomCrochet Thank you very much
Are there any written instructions? Do you have anything on Ravelry? Thanks so much for all the help.
How many multiples would equal a 20x 28 rectangle?
I love this tutorial and have started several projects using this technique. However, I found out it doesn’t work with ombré yarns because the “seamless”part goes out the window since the colors will not mesh and there’s a definite seam when you turn the work. I’ve simply stopped turning it … I’ll see how the project turns out.
How many chains for a lap blaknet
Thank you for sharing this pattern! One quick question- when you slip stitch at the end of the round, do you slip stitch through both loops and then turn or do you only do the back loop and then turn? On the first color it appeared to be the back loop only, but on the color change when you closed the end, before the turn, you said both loops. Just want to make sure that I get it right from the start. Thank you!
I’ve been wanting to make a rectangular granny blanket and didn’t know how to start or do it so thank you very much for this amazingly helpful tutorial! May I ask what brand your hooks are? And where you got them?
My hooks are Clover Soft Touch and they were my Nanna’s before she passed away. You can buy them in lots of places though 🌸
@@BlossomCrochet ahhh thank you, I only have one hook from my granny and it’s a bamboo 8mm
Love it
I must mumpital 3 for king size bed
Hi Rebekah please get back to me possible today I’m trying to do this pattern why when I turn I and slip stitch it’s always in the same corner
I don't think the explanation of the starting chain length was too clear, but here's a good rule of thumb - take the length you want your blanket and subtract your width, EG - if you want your blanket to be 60x45, 60-45=15 - that's your chain length, of course following the other rules, make it a multiple of 3 and then add 2. (As close to that number as you can, a stitch or two won't make a difference) Works with any rectangle continuous.
Can I turn your pattern into a shrug?
I would enjoy a written description
Your title says not twisting, isn't that the same thing as no turning your granny square?
It usually means that because you are turning each round, it stops the project from twisting that happens to some if they don't turn because the stitches all lean in the same direction.
I like you you are nice
Sorry but you are going too fast for me. I don't think mine looks right but I'm making it for my new grandson and I don't think he will notice if it's not perfect.