Crochet join for squares using dc2 together, easy tutorial Crochet Nuts

Another method of granny square joining using crochet. This tutorial uses a double crochet together method for a more open weave join. Stitches used are (US terms) dc2 together. I am using DK yarn but any yarn can be used for the squares and join stitches. The hook used for the join is a 5.5 mm. Suitable for a crochet beginner.

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[@kimberlyaustin6677]

Thank you for this. I'm coming back 5 years later to say this is gorgeous. I've had this saved in my favorites for a long time and finally tried it today on my granny Hexi-Cardi and WOW! Thank you again for sharing this join. 👍😄

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You're very welcome!

[@brokenandcraked]

I'm honestly impressed at how smoothly you can crochet with those finger nails.

[@carolseaton681]

Worked well when I needed to join 2 pieces that weren't exactly the same stitch count. Thank you!!

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Wonderful!

[@snospmoht3252]

Lovely. I'm going to try this join on a granny square cardigan to connect the back panel to each of the front side panels. It seems to have a more flexible feel to it than other methods which won't leave a stiff side seam I'm hoping. Thank you for this vid.

[@nancystrand1920]

Hi,thank you for the tutorial I really like how simple the join is.have a good week.nancy from wasagabeach,ontario,canada

[@imawip]

That's really lovely. Beautiful squares and a beautiful join!

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

Thank you so much!

[@jasminenystrom9074]

Great tutorial and beautiful join. Thank you

[@lattelatifa7604]

Thank you, I really like this join

[@yorkshirebirder6617]

Lovely, love the squares too

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

The granny square is this one Four Point Butterfly Granny Square
by Joanita Theron

[@JudyA-w7o]

Thanks for sharing, this stitch looks so easy...

[@shantikeyz5170]

Thank you so much for sharing and helping! Wonderful tutorial and exactly what I was looking for.

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You're very welcome!

[@loa81]

My husband and I have the same puzzle wedding rings as yours. My first silver versions of the same came from being stationed in Europe and seeing them coming from Turkey. We decided we wanted them for wedding rings when we married over a decade ago. My ring is 14k gold and his is 14k tri-colored gold. Our first promise rings were silver.
I refuse to wear diamonds since learning of DeBeers marketing. Diamonds are not rare, they are just severely controlled release of supply and, of course, the Blood Diamond movie as well.
If I get bored, I can take off my ring and play!
Thanks for the crochet tips, too!
Merry Christmas!

[@FindingFreedomInaVan]

Thank you!
The start i found a little tricky doing the standing double but i got there in the end.
Thank you very much ❤️

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Great job!

[@kirsitikka2896]

This is wonderful! I use it on all my works

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Glad you like it!

[@mandyviso3192]

This is so beatiful thank you for sharing :) I am trying to make my first complete blanket so this stitch will be very useful

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You’re welcome 😊

[@readsandeats2263]

Thank you for sharing this. Think I might use this method with my plain patch crochet blanket.

[@vanetzamenjivar204]

Very nice 👍 God bless you

[@brendagrobbelaar4618]

Please give us a video on how to crochet the blocks as well as they are so beautiful.

[@lovejeaa501]

This is my new favorite join

[@lulu1369]

Very nice.....thanks for sharing❤️❤️❤️🧶🧶🧶

[@crochetqueenqueen8303]

Lovely

[@aneetarao1422]

Very useful❤

[@BarbaraEyre]

Are you able to share a link to the square pattern itself? Thanks so much for this joining idea, looks perfect for your project.

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it is called Four Point Butterfly Granny square by Juanita Theron

[@BarbaraEyre]

Thank you so much - will look for that. Happy Hookin!

[@marywood8241]

I love this tutorial ❣Thank you for sharing this ❣🥰❤ Do you have a tutorial on how to make the squares? They are gorgeous 🥰

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The squares I used are not my design, but you can find them on 'a square a week' group on facebook

[@marywood8241]

@@CrochetNutsTutorials Thank you. Have a great day ☺

[@Haadi646]

Can you please also explain how to turn on the corner

[@battlerog222]

How do you cross over?

[@wandzettadarey9024]

Hello do you have a video on that granny square it is beautiful.♥️

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Hi the square is not my design, it is one from a square a week challenge :)

[@МаралСапарова-ч1л]

Спасибо .❤❤❤❤❤

[@68exismoran]

Thank you for you video but is there a video for your squares

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

I am not the designer of the squares so cannot make a video of how to work them, they are free patterns on ravelry if you search for Joanita Theron she has lots of squares designs

[@missymeakin6945]

Is there a reason you skip instead of DC in every stitch?

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

Yes, skipping gives a better finished join :)

[@agatakurzeja9224]

Hi there. Gorgeous squares and fabulous connection. I'm able to stitch all horizontally but then when it's time for vertical - oh boy...could you please let me know? Do you go along or just square by square?

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I go all the way along vertical and horizontal for a neat finish

[@agatakurzeja9224]

Thank you!

[@carolking5755]

When you join the two tog are you going thru the front or bottom

[@angelagibbons6155]

Hi