UPDATE: Hi everyone! This video has received a resurgence of interest so I wanted to let you know that I AM making this blanket and will show you the finished project in a few weeks. Here are some answers to your questions in the meantime. The yarn is "Feels Like Butta" and is a sport weight (Med 4) requiring a 4mm hook. I used a 3.75 mm which made each square 4x4 inches. I am making a 3' x 4' FT throw blanket (not including the border) and I will need 108 squares to do this ( width= 9 squares, height =12 squares). Each square takes about 23 yards of yarn. The skeins I have are 218 yards each so I will need 12 Skeins to make this size blanket. Hope
@@victorialamarque-blair6289 12 skeins total varying the colors . When I bought the yarn at Michaels, the skeins were huge. Each was the equivalent of 3 skeins so I have essentially 15 skeins but definitely don’t need that much. So to answer your question, I would get two of each color (10) then choose a 6th color for the remaining 2 or maybe repeat 1 or 2 colors to reach 12.
I haven't made a granny square in 50+ years but this beautiful pattern has made me rethink them. In my teens I made a blanket for my mom using the standard granny square but ran out of yarn. With no money for more yarn it became what my family jokingly called the "Half-gan". Although my mom has been gone for many years, it still lives on and has warmed laps of our entire extended family over the years. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I just may have to try them again! ♥️
Hello, I just wanted to say how much i enjoy you crocheting. You go slow enough for me to keep up. I love how you talk slow enough and and show slowly how to make what ever you are making. I am 71 and have tried for years to learn crocheting. I can go on and on about the pleasure you give me. Thank you so much.
Good for you, older people can't complain when there is so much to see and learn on you tube,I'm mid sixties and have discovered and learnt to crochet on you tube,hope you have continued fun.
i have adhd and anxiety, wich makes me basically a super agitated person all the time and crochet is one of the few things that makes me slow down. it's such a relief. your video was awesome, i finally learned how to do it!! thank you so much for this!!
Hi Pati! So happy to read this and completely relate to you regarding crochet as a therapeutic resource. It has helped me so much these past few years. Amazing the affect it can have 🙌🏻 I’m honored to be a part of your crochet journey 💕😀
Hi Roz..Best Granny Tutorial ever!! I learned basic crochet 2 yrs ago- after knitting throughout my life- Im now 65 & i was intimidated to try any Granny Sq pattern- I couldnt get the"ring" idea..Today I sat down, determined to CAL with you this gorgeous sunburst..and Voila- 2hrs later- I completed my first Granny- learned the "ring" your way- just a center really- and I had REAL FUN..I love your method of teaching..I like how you stacked the basic cirles- to crochet the edges later..I like to complete projects- and I had just finished a crocheted tassel afghan 48X60 in..and I wanted to make something that can be pastels- like yours- or boho colors- or even made in OMBRE colors- cuz I have multiple stashes in different clors.. and I just had so much fun- this was a starting point- and Im going to make more squares & use your BLOCK STITCH BORDER because I love how it looks..Im so excited,,Thanks for making this so easy..I cant wait to see what I make!! XO
@@PlayHookywithMe Count me in asnew sub ..I cant wait surf your other tutorials!💕🤗💕 PS where did you get the cow mug? I love to collect mugs & teapots..💕💕happy grandma
@@DonnasCraftingWhimsy so glad you have decided to stay and “play hooky with me” - I’m a fellow collector of cups/mugs 👏🏻 I’m going to disappoint you with this answer , unfortunately ... my mum is British and several years ago she brought it back for me after a visit to the UK. It’s over 10-15 years old . 💕
I did it.. I did it.. I just can't tell you I m so happy..it was my first try and you explained it so easily and make this possible for me in just first try. Thank you.
I cannot thank you enough for this video! I'm very new to crochet, have been trying to teach myself (thanks, COVID) and many "beginner" tutorials leave me so frustrated! This video could not be clearer, easy to follow and the results are beautiful. 🤗
My name is Sandra I'm on my son's pad He died and I can't delete him from his pad I just thought I would let you know What a great idea to join granny squares I have watched many videos but the way you have explained it I got it yay. Thank you your amazing Sandra
I know this video was made awhile ago but it's been years since I crocheted and I seen this video 1nd it inspired me to buy the yarn needed thank you. Oh I'd like to add I have pets too and I found that there is a shed comb for animals that I use on mine and it has reduced them from shedding hair all over as I brush them once a week. You can find it in 1 pet store or online . Looks similar to a mini rake but gets all the loose hair. Have a blessed day 🙏❤️🌈
I can easily say about you that you have lot of patience and a very smart lady. The way you did puff stich without chain in the start you are very creative. Tou must have explored lot of crochet tricks👏👏👏👏 very well explained and easy to work with👏👏👏👏👏👏
So nice with a video that actually explains everything so well voicewise, not just via a superfast video like so many others where it is very difficult to follow the pattern. :-)
Good Afternoon Roz! I Appreciate you and your Crochet Tutorials so Very Much! ❤ I have always been in Love making just Baby Blankets to give away for Shower Gifts and Beanie/ Slouchy Hats to one of my Daughter's Sorority Charities. Then I came across your Tutorial on "How to Crochet the Sunburst Granny Square"😃 and that was about 1 year ago. I have been Hooked every since, making Sunburst Granny Squares every since then! I Absolutely Love making them! Two Family members asked me for a Sunburst Granny Throw and replenished my Yarn supply. 😊 I have made Four altogether, two of them went to my two daughters for keepsakes and the other two went to other extended Family members. Thank you and know that you are very Appreciated more than realize. Many Blessings to you and your Family! ❤❤❤
This made me tear up . Thank you so much for this lovely message. It means more to me than you know. So excited to read about all your projects that are bringing such joy to your family. I feel honored to be a part of it. Much love to you and all the best 💕💕💕
So lovely, I too have pups and they love the feel of my blankets, making it tough to share my work. I now go to my sister's house to do my work without pets!!
Just be very patient with yourself . It will feel tricky at first but then it will click 💕 I’m trying to learn how to knit right now and I’m in the same boat you are with crochet. Don’t give up - it takes some time for the brain and the fingers to “get” it. Good luck , I know you’ll be able to make this!! 💕
Being a total newbie to crochet I've been watching a few videos and after getting frustrated and almost thinking it was too hard, I came across your video. Your instructions are so clear and got in nice and close to see what a finished stitch should look like that I now feel way more comfortable trying it out. Thanks so much for the post. Kia kaha (stay strong) from New Zealand :)
I’m so pleased to read this! I’m so glad the video helped. 😀💕 keep at it , it’s not easy at first but soon it will click and you’ll be making everything you want! 👏🏻💕
This pattern is just so pretty. I must say I think you are a fantastic teacher... you make it simple and so easy to learn. And what a beauty Sadie is. I am an absolute dog lover so if I ever got one of your blankets and it had a Sadie hair in it I would be delighted. Thank you so much for sharing your talents with us. God bless!!!
I really enjoy your blog. Took me three tries but did the Sunburst. It was time to learn something that I had to count. Thank you, next going to try the kitty cats.
Thank you! Your color choices are beautiful. I have been crocheting for many years and was happy to learn a few new tips to make my work look even better. I look forward to more videos!
I love this tutorial but I have a question. My square isn't laying flat what am I doing wrong.? I'm using an H hook and using 4 weight yarn. . It seems over crowed can someone advise me please.
You can try going up a hook size to help loosen the stitches - or add a chain in between stitches to help give it more room. It’s easiest to do that in between granny clusters or in the corners . It just sounds like a tension issue so these two suggestions should do the trick 👍🏻
Love your techniques and tutorial method. The pace is just right for me to re-learn this pattern. And it inspires me to continue finishing my huge blanket.
Thank you so much for plenty of little tips on joining the yarn for the circle parts of the pattern, I’m so glad I watched this video before I continued making them another way. They look so much better and neater now!
I’ve pretty much been crocheting on it for three days straight! 😄🥳 All of the 99 circles are done, now I feel like I’m getting closer to finishing it. It’s been a wonderful distraction! Cheers from Germany and happy 2021!
I love this tutorial and I LOOOOVE the colors you chose! I love doing starburst granny squares, but I keep having one issue: when I do my round of puff stitches, I tend to get a gap underneath it, between the puff stitch and double crochet. Your rows are all so tight and neat, and fit against each other so nicely! I'm wondering if I'm pulling too hard on the puff stitch, or if my double crochets aren't tight enough...do you have any words of wisdom you could pass on to a newbie crocheter?
Thank you so much - gosh I have to admit I’m not really sure what could be causing that. It could be an issue with tension - maybe a smaller hook size to see if that tightens it up for you ? I use a 3.75 mm eventhough my yarn calls for a 4mm. Maybe someone will read this and have some insights. Keep me posted if you find a resolution ❤️
@@PlayHookywithMe a smaller hook size might do it! since i’m still a beginner, i imagine it’s probably a yarn tension thing..i’ll keep at it! Thanks again for this video !
HAppened to me too! I realized that's because I didn't make the puff stitch between the double crochets but instead I made it inside of the double crochet.. if that makes sense. Go deeper, is what I'm saying kdsjdkjs
So glad I stumbled upon your tutorial!! Love the why you explain, slow and your video is so clear!! I have made the Sunburst block but joined it differently, I enjoyed so much making the Sunburst block, I think I am going to make another and use your method to join! Never done the Join as you go method, it looks so neat!! Happy Crocheting everyone! 🥰🧶☀️
Thanks for a wonderful tutorial. Easy to follow and I‘m looking forward using your cluster corners. You chose perfect colours and the blanket is amazing.
I wish you had a written pattern with all your specific tips and tricks! Love this channel but watching videos isn’t always so easy with many children. Love this square! Thank You
This was so helpful. Your tutorial was easy to follow and I love your voice and enthusiasm. I am using this pattern to make a hat and the join as you go method works really well. Keep it up!!!
Lovely square, and easy! I used a size H hook and my square measured about 4 and 3/4", so I added another row of dc to get it 6". This square is great-I'll be makin more.
I just finished reading some comments and I don't want to repeat what everyone else is saying, but I totally agree with everyone. The colors of the yarn looks really pretty together. I would love to have a throw like this but it's to much of changing the colors for me because I am not good at changing the colors in any project. Thank you for this tutorial.
Thank you for writing. I hope you won’t let changing colors stop you from trying the project. What do you struggle with? Maybe that is something I could make a video about 💕
@@PlayHookywithMe when it's time to change colors, I usually tie the two ends in a knot, like 5 times because I'm always afraid it will come undone and also the 2 different yarn ends. I don't see them in very well and hide them. I have seen people change colors 1000x but I'm still unsure about myself. Thank you for replying. ❤️
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@@poppykisley2459 Ugh, I know it. A lot of times you can carry the tail in the next round and catch it in the stitches and eliminate a lot of them that way. Leave a long tail and include it in your next round for about an inch or inch 1/2 (whatever you feel is good). I would also recommend getting a pack of "Susan Bates Finishing Needles". I couldn't find them easily at a store so I ordered them online. These have made the process much faster. I waste so much time trying to thread a needle and this takes that away completely. Hope that helps xx
@@elizavindas8525 I would repeat row 4 OR you could do the same sequence in row 4 with double crochets instead . I just tried it and it looks really nice . So row 5 would look like this : start in a corner with 3dc ch3 3dc . 3dcs in each cluster on the side until you reach the next corner (there would be 4 clusters on row 5 ) and continue this all the way round.
Thank you so much for making this video! I love how the granny square doesnt look so classic with the touch of bubble pattern inside. I find it sooo pretty! 😍😍😍
Hi! Your videos always show perfect up-close camera work and your explanations are also spot-on. I was looking for a pretty lapgan to make for a senior citizens home and this is it. Thank you so much for creating this video.
Hello!! Just wanna say thank u so much for making this video!! It’s such an easy to follow tutorial. I’m a super new beginner and I made my very first granny square and I can’t express how happy I was after completing it. I struggled with learning how to crochet for weeks until I came across your channel ❤️🥺 sending u love all the way from Singapore 💗
I just recently stated back crocheting and came across your channel. I have really enjoyed your videos. I'm like you I can't sell my projects because all the pet hair that has found it's way into the stitches. That's okay with me for I'd rather have my babies and enjoy them then worry about selling my projects.
I just came across your channel (I love your channel name!) and am so excited! I adore this pattern and your color choices! So beautiful! When I get better with my crocheting I will definitely try it. Just saved this video! Can’t wait to see the final blanket
@@PlayHookywithMe am happy but the squares need more perfection at the corners.Your colours and the work itself is so perfect and I love watching this. Now I am trying to get the same yarn you have suggested from Amazon, (into India) but they cost a fortune :-) ...anyway am hoping I will be able to do a better and a slightly bigger project...thank you so so much for a lovely tutorial and for inspiring many ...❤️
Hi there, I’m so pleased I found you Thru a friends link to your pattern, just great teaching gorgeous work. Have often wanted to try Feels Like Butta yarn - your squares look awesome thank you
Love this so much thank you. I would love to border it but haven't a clue how as shell border doesn't calculate. Anyone can help with this to get a neat edge please? X
If you really want to do a shell border , you can make it work … just fudge it a little by skipping a stitch here or there to get the calculations right as you go. I’ve found the best place to do that is before a corner or after. As long as the corners look right, everything else will. If you don’t like that idea, here is the border I added to mine: Easy Block Stitch Border (+ Picot Stitch) ruclips.net/video/n8qxN5zUIzk/видео.html
Beautiful pattern, but I have a question. You said around 20 minutes in that I should connect the trebles going across to the other square, but what do I do when I’m joining my first two squares?? I don’t have another one on the left side like yours yet to be able to go across. Thanks
Thank you , Megan. Okay, when you are first starting , you complete the first square completely (not joining to anything). Grab your next “disc” and complete 3 sides. On the third side , only complete the first 3 trebles in the corner and then attach with your slip stitch to the corner of the first completed square . Then create the next 3 trebles on the new disc you’re working on to continue the joining of the 2 squares together. Finish the 4th side with the join as you go technique. You will keep doing this to join the first row of your blanket., If this doesn’t make sense , please write me over on Instagram in direct messages and I’ll send some photos to help . 💕
Hola Roz. Gracias por compartir este hermoso patrón. Realmente explicas muy bien, no creí que pudiera lograr hacer este cuadrado de la abuelita pero seguí cada uno de tus pasos y me quedó súper lindo! Muchas gracias!!
hi.love your choice of colors ..they are my favorite too. i was wondering what blanket to make and yours grab my heart. i am new to crochet only a month but i am doing pretty good . but it is not very clear for me how to join all squares. every one shows this only on one side and corner. should i conect them first lets say vertical and then horisontal ? a confusing here for me. maybe we conect them firs on the right side ,then conect the upper part and corner with diagonal then we continue the square without conection- the left side we crochet alone. ?????
Hello dear , it’s me again ; I’m trying to attach these squares as I go .. I crochet 4 rounds .. then I attached the 5 th round as I go .. I like the way it looks; even though a little difficult to handle.. I hope I’m on the right track .. not that easy.. I’ll keep on trying this method, thanks kindly.
Oh good idea to add a 5th round to join as you go. Yes, it’s a bit tricky but at some point it will “click” and you’ll get your rhythm. I hope you’ve seen my join the first 4 video - I think I added a couple more tips in that one that hopefully you will find useful 💕 ruclips.net/video/Q6KkuLqGg2c/видео.html
I just preferred the look of the tighter stitches and it was what I had on hand. Usually now, I work with a size 4 mm because I can’t easily find the 3.75 mm .
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UPDATE: Hi everyone! This video has received a resurgence of interest so I wanted to let you know that I AM making this blanket and will show you the finished project in a few weeks. Here are some answers to your questions in the meantime. The yarn is "Feels Like Butta" and is a sport weight (Med 4) requiring a 4mm hook. I used a 3.75 mm which made each square 4x4 inches. I am making a 3' x 4' FT throw blanket (not including the border) and I will need 108 squares to do this ( width= 9 squares, height =12 squares). Each square takes about 23 yards of yarn. The skeins I have are 218 yards each so I will need 12 Skeins to make this size blanket. Hope
Very hard working thank you 👏🏼
@@sammyr.1284 it’s a lot of fun thank you 😀💕
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!!!!!
May I ask is that 12 skeins all up & as there’s 5 colours how many of each colour did you need
@@victorialamarque-blair6289 12 skeins total varying the colors . When I bought the yarn at Michaels, the skeins were huge. Each was the equivalent of 3 skeins so I have essentially 15 skeins but definitely don’t need that much. So to answer your question, I would get two of each color (10) then choose a 6th color for the remaining 2 or maybe repeat 1 or 2 colors to reach 12.
I haven't made a granny square in 50+ years but this beautiful pattern has made me rethink them. In my teens I made a blanket for my mom using the standard granny square but ran out of yarn. With no money for more yarn it became what my family jokingly called the "Half-gan". Although my mom has been gone for many years, it still lives on and has warmed laps of our entire extended family over the years. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I just may have to try them again! ♥️
What a beautiful story! Thank you so much for sharing. What a treasure 😀❤️
Hello, I just wanted to say how much i enjoy you crocheting. You go slow enough for me to keep up. I love how you talk slow enough and and show slowly how to make what ever you are making. I am 71 and have tried for years to learn crocheting. I can go on and on about the pleasure you give me. Thank you so much.
Oh , you’ve made my day, thank you so much 🌸💕🌸
this is so cute ☹️
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Good for you, older people can't complain when there is so much to see and learn on you tube,I'm mid sixties and have discovered and learnt to crochet on you tube,hope you have continued fun.
The joy you give is beyond price 😊
FINALLY someone has shown me in a way that I can actually follow!!! Legend! Absolutely loving this!
Oh good! I’m so glad 😀💕
i have adhd and anxiety, wich makes me basically a super agitated person all the time and crochet is one of the few things that makes me slow down. it's such a relief. your video was awesome, i finally learned how to do it!! thank you so much for this!!
Hi Pati! So happy to read this and completely relate to you regarding crochet as a therapeutic resource. It has helped me so much these past few years. Amazing the affect it can have 🙌🏻 I’m honored to be a part of your crochet journey 💕😀
That sweet little trick at 5:05 just blew my mind. Thanks for that one. It makes it look so much nicer.
Great! I’m so glad it helped 👏🏻💕
Can you use a different mix of yarn
@@georganmatkowski4187 absolutely! Anything that you like 👍🏻
i did it and weaved it throught a few more chains, then cut it but it unraveled. how is yours stable when you cut the wool?
Thank you , it's my first project in 15 years!! I have completed the 108 squares and I'm ready to join them together! So happy to crochet again!
Oh how wonderful!! So happy to read this ! 😀💕
@@PlayHookywithMe I've made it bigger: 10*17 tiles! Dark blue and dark red. So proud! Thank you!
@@valval6468 sounds gorgeous! Well done ! 😀😀😀😀❤️
Arigatoo!! I'm a chilean (ji), but I live in USA, I thank you for sharing your talent!!...love Nihonji!!!beautyful work!!!
Thank you so much!!
Hi Roz..Best Granny Tutorial ever!! I learned basic crochet 2 yrs ago- after knitting throughout my life- Im now 65 & i was intimidated to try any Granny Sq pattern- I couldnt get the"ring" idea..Today I sat down, determined to CAL with you this gorgeous sunburst..and Voila- 2hrs later- I completed my first Granny- learned the "ring" your way- just a center really- and I had REAL FUN..I love your method of teaching..I like how you stacked the basic cirles- to crochet the edges later..I like to complete projects- and I had just finished a crocheted tassel afghan 48X60 in..and I wanted to make something that can be pastels- like yours- or boho colors- or even made in OMBRE colors- cuz I have multiple stashes in different clors.. and I just had so much fun- this was a starting point- and Im going to make more squares & use your BLOCK STITCH BORDER because I love how it looks..Im so excited,,Thanks for making this so easy..I cant wait to see what I make!! XO
Oh, I’m so happy to read this !!! Thank you so much for letting me know! 😀🤗 I’m so glad the tutorial helped! 💕🤗
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@@PlayHookywithMe Count me in asnew sub ..I cant wait surf your other tutorials!💕🤗💕 PS where did you get the cow mug? I love to collect mugs & teapots..💕💕happy grandma
@@DonnasCraftingWhimsy so glad you have decided to stay and “play hooky with me” - I’m a fellow collector of cups/mugs 👏🏻 I’m going to disappoint you with this answer , unfortunately ... my mum is British and several years ago she brought it back for me after a visit to the UK. It’s over 10-15 years old . 💕
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I did it.. I did it.. I just can't tell you I m so happy..it was my first try and you explained it so easily and make this possible for me in just first try. Thank you.
yay!!! So happy for you ! 🧶💕❤️👏🏻❤️
The best tutorial for beginners.. thank you! Love it❤
Thank you so much ❤️
I cannot thank you enough for this video! I'm very new to crochet, have been trying to teach myself (thanks, COVID) and many "beginner" tutorials leave me so frustrated! This video could not be clearer, easy to follow and the results are beautiful. 🤗
I’m so happy the video helped you! Thank you for letting me know, it has made my day!! 😀💕
My name is Sandra I'm on my son's pad He died and I can't delete him from his pad I just thought I would let you know What a great idea to join granny squares I have watched many videos but the way you have explained it I got it yay. Thank you your amazing Sandra
I’m so glad it helped !
I’m so very sorry for your loss, my son died as well 💔
I watched so many crochet videos. Your ones are the most clear. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge....
I’m so glad you found it helpful, thank you !
When I was 8 my best friend’s grandmother showed me the basics of crocheting but I never knew how to actually make blankets...this is great!
Makeup Muva LLC What a lovely story. I hope you take it up again. 💕Thank you 🤗
I started this project during COVID and forgot about it. Halfway through now but this video makes it easy to remember!
I have a blanket like that too that I need to dig out 😅😅💕
This tutorial was amazing I’m a beginner and this was my first crochet ever and it turned out so good, thank u so much for this❤️
Oh, I’m so glad 😀🙌🏻💕
I know this video was made awhile ago but it's been years since I crocheted and I seen this video 1nd it inspired me to buy the yarn needed thank you. Oh I'd like to add I have pets too and I found that there is a shed comb for animals that I use on mine and it has reduced them from shedding hair all over as I brush them once a week. You can find it in 1 pet store or online . Looks similar to a mini rake but gets all the loose hair. Have a blessed day 🙏❤️🌈
Wonderful, I really appreciate your shedding tip 😀❤️🧶
I can easily say about you that you have lot of patience and a very smart lady. The way you did puff stich without chain in the start you are very creative. Tou must have explored lot of crochet tricks👏👏👏👏 very well explained and easy to work with👏👏👏👏👏👏
Very kind of you 💕 sometimes I think I’m just doing things wrong and don’t know the “right” way yet 😂😅.
Thank you for watching !
So nice with a video that actually explains everything so well voicewise, not just via a superfast video like so many others where it is very difficult to follow the pattern. :-)
Thank you so much 💕
I loved it! You explain so clearly .."we're cooking with gas now"..haven't heard that in forever❤
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Good Afternoon Roz! I Appreciate you and your Crochet Tutorials so Very Much! ❤ I have always been in Love making just Baby Blankets to give away for Shower Gifts and Beanie/ Slouchy Hats to one of my Daughter's Sorority Charities. Then I came across your Tutorial on "How to Crochet the Sunburst Granny Square"😃 and that was about 1 year ago. I have been Hooked every since, making Sunburst Granny Squares every since then! I Absolutely Love making them! Two Family members asked me for a Sunburst Granny Throw and replenished my Yarn supply. 😊 I have made Four altogether, two of them went to my two daughters for keepsakes and the other two went to other extended Family members. Thank you and know that you are very Appreciated more than realize. Many Blessings to you and your Family! ❤❤❤
This made me tear up . Thank you so much for this lovely message. It means more to me than you know. So excited to read about all your projects that are bringing such joy to your family. I feel honored to be a part of it. Much love to you and all the best 💕💕💕
So lovely, I too have pups and they love the feel of my blankets, making it tough to share my work. I now go to my sister's house to do my work without pets!!
Hahaha great idea! 💕
Just come across your videos so easy to follow, and have fallen in love with Sadie, what a beautiful mix breed. I'm a collie lover to.
Oh wonderful! Collies are such a beautiful breed. She’s half border collie and St.Bernard. She’s a joy 💕 thank you for writing!
The colours are lovely and work beautifully together,very tasteful
Thank you so much 💕
Just saw this beautiful pattern, i am so new to the crochet world but i feel i can do this! Its because you are so articulate!! Thank you so much.
Just be very patient with yourself . It will feel tricky at first but then it will click 💕 I’m trying to learn how to knit right now and I’m in the same boat you are with crochet. Don’t give up - it takes some time for the brain and the fingers to “get” it. Good luck , I know you’ll be able to make this!! 💕
Being a total newbie to crochet I've been watching a few videos and after getting frustrated and almost thinking it was too hard, I came across your video. Your instructions are so clear and got in nice and close to see what a finished stitch should look like that I now feel way more comfortable trying it out. Thanks so much for the post. Kia kaha (stay strong) from New Zealand :)
I’m so pleased to read this! I’m so glad the video helped. 😀💕 keep at it , it’s not easy at first but soon it will click and you’ll be making everything you want! 👏🏻💕
Thankyou im making a sunflower one with a black boarder.... Will be such a perfect present for someone very dear too me.
How lovely 😀🖤🧶
This pattern is just so pretty. I must say I think you are a fantastic teacher... you make it simple and so easy to learn. And what a beauty Sadie is. I am an absolute dog lover so if I ever got one of your blankets and it had a Sadie hair in it I would be delighted. Thank you so much for sharing your talents with us. God bless!!!
Thank you so much ! I really appreciate your words and you’ve made my day ☺️❤️ 🐶
I really enjoy your blog. Took me three tries but did the Sunburst. It was time to learn something that I had to count. Thank you, next going to try the kitty cats.
Oh wonderful, Jill! So happy you found success. I appreciate you letting
me know! 😀💕💕
Thank you! Your color choices are beautiful. I have been crocheting for many years and was happy to learn a few new tips to make my work look even better. I look forward to more videos!
I’m so glad you found something of use from the video. I appreciate your kind words , thank you! 🤗
The way u finished the first dc ring with a chain.. wow loved it.
😀🧶❤️ thank you !
Making very beautiful granny square
Thank you 😀🧶💕
The granny section is confusing, but i will persist. Whew!! Learned 3 new stitches today. Grateful 💐
Maybe this will help :
ruclips.net/video/Q6KkuLqGg2c/видео.html
Ty for this video some other artists on here don’t explain exactly when they should
Thank you very much, I've been crocheting for 15 yrs and had never tried this one and I love it. Your tutorial is also easy to follow 😊
Much appreciated, thank you!
Love how you take your time
Your crochetting is just beautiful
Thank you 😀💕
I love this tutorial but I have a question. My square isn't laying flat what am I doing wrong.? I'm using an H hook and using 4 weight yarn. . It seems over crowed can someone advise me please.
You can try going up a hook size to help loosen the stitches - or add a chain in between stitches to help give it more room. It’s easiest to do that in between granny clusters or in the corners .
It just sounds like a tension issue so these two suggestions should do the trick 👍🏻
Thank you for replying. I went up two sizes. I'm using a K hook. I've never used one this big but so far it's doing good. Thank you again.
Thank you for this clear and beautiful tutorial. You have helped me a lot! And your voice is so kind and soft, just so nice to listen to.💗
How kind , thank you so much ! 😀💕
Love your techniques and tutorial method. The pace is just right for me to re-learn this pattern. And it inspires me to continue finishing my huge blanket.
So happy to read this 💕
Thank you so much for plenty of little tips on joining the yarn for the circle parts of the pattern, I’m so glad I watched this video before I continued making them another way. They look so much better and neater now!
I’m soooo glad you found it helpful! Thank you for letting me know and I hope you are enjoying making your blanket! Xx
I’ve pretty much been crocheting on it for three days straight! 😄🥳 All of the 99 circles are done, now I feel like I’m getting closer to finishing it. It’s been a wonderful distraction! Cheers from Germany and happy 2021!
@@mamaofpurl fantastic! I’m sure it’s going to be beautiful! Happy New Year to you too! 🍾🎊🎆 Wishing you all good things xx
I love the colors you chose. Thanks for such a pretty tutorial.
I wish they would make more colors I’m really fond of them too , thank you ! 💕
I love this tutorial and I LOOOOVE the colors you chose! I love doing starburst granny squares, but I keep having one issue: when I do my round of puff stitches, I tend to get a gap underneath it, between the puff stitch and double crochet. Your rows are all so tight and neat, and fit against each other so nicely! I'm wondering if I'm pulling too hard on the puff stitch, or if my double crochets aren't tight enough...do you have any words of wisdom you could pass on to a newbie crocheter?
Thank you so much - gosh I have to admit I’m not really sure what could be causing that. It could be an issue with tension - maybe a smaller hook size to see if that tightens it up for you ? I use a 3.75 mm eventhough my yarn calls for a 4mm.
Maybe someone will read this and have some insights. Keep me posted if you find a resolution ❤️
@@PlayHookywithMe a smaller hook size might do it! since i’m still a beginner, i imagine it’s probably a yarn tension thing..i’ll keep at it! Thanks again for this video !
@@PlayHookywithMe for
HAppened to me too! I realized that's because I didn't make the puff stitch between the double crochets but instead I made it inside of the double crochet.. if that makes sense. Go deeper, is what I'm saying kdsjdkjs
Wow! What a lovely pattern! ❤❤❤❤ I will try to make it)))) thank you for this video ❤❤❤
Thank you ! 🧶💕
I really love this pattern and I appreciate how thorough your instructions are☺️
Thank you 💕
I did it!!! Much easier than I thought it was going to be. Thanks for sharing ☺️
So glad ! 😀💕🧶
Your color palette grabbed me right off. Nice sunburst blanket. New sub.
Thank you for subbing! 😀💕
So glad I stumbled upon your tutorial!! Love the why you explain, slow and your video is so clear!! I have made the Sunburst block but joined it differently, I enjoyed so much making the Sunburst block, I think I am going to make another and use your method to join! Never done the Join as you go method, it looks so neat!! Happy Crocheting everyone! 🥰🧶☀️
Thanks so much, Paula! I think you’ll really enjoy the joining method! 😀💕🧶
Thank you for the super easy tutorial. I'm a beginner and I managed to follow along.
Oh good, I’m so happy it was easy to follow. Thank you for letting me know 💕
Thanks for a wonderful tutorial. Easy to follow and I‘m looking forward using your cluster corners. You chose perfect colours and the blanket is amazing.
Thank you ! 🧶💕
I wish you had a written pattern with all your specific tips and tricks! Love this channel but watching videos isn’t always so easy with many children. Love this square! Thank You
Yes I understand, thank you for the feedback
This was so helpful. Your tutorial was easy to follow and I love your voice and enthusiasm. I am using this pattern to make a hat and the join as you go method works really well. Keep it up!!!
Ooooh, a hat ! I’m sure it’s going to look amazing 😍 thank you for your kind words and I’m so glad you found it helpful 💕
Lovely square, and easy! I used a size H hook and my square measured about 4 and 3/4", so I added another row of dc to get it 6". This square is great-I'll be makin more.
Wonderful! 😀💕👏🏻
Love this Granny square and your tutorial is marvelous. Love the colours you used
Thank you so much !
I just finished reading some comments and I don't want to repeat what everyone else is saying, but I totally agree with everyone. The colors of the yarn looks really pretty together. I would love to have a throw like this but it's to much of changing the colors for me because I am not good at changing the colors in any project. Thank you for this tutorial.
Thank you for writing. I hope you won’t let changing colors stop you from trying the project. What do you struggle with? Maybe that is something I could make a video about 💕
@@PlayHookywithMe when it's time to change colors, I usually tie the two ends in a knot, like 5 times because I'm always afraid it will come undone and also the 2 different yarn ends. I don't see them in very well and hide them. I have seen people change colors 1000x but I'm still unsure about myself. Thank you for replying. ❤️
Thank you!!!! I didn't understand the written pattern so much and you saved my life
Oh great!! 😃👏🏻👏🏻💕
Such a great video! So easy to follow and your voice is really relaxing ☺️
How kind of you , thank you ☺️ 💕
Beautiful, great tutorial, thank you for sharing 🥰👏🏻💗
Thank you 💕
Nice video and so so easy to follow.your voice is so sweet and clear.
So happy you liked it, thank you ! 💕
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Hi, what do you do with all the loose ends, do you so them in or is there a better way, as I’ve been sewing them in but it’s taking forever
@@poppykisley2459 Ugh, I know it. A lot of times you can carry the tail in the next round and catch it in the stitches and eliminate a lot of them that way. Leave a long tail and include it in your next round for about an inch or inch 1/2 (whatever you feel is good). I would also recommend getting a pack of "Susan Bates Finishing Needles". I couldn't find them easily at a store so I ordered them online. These have made the process much faster. I waste so much time trying to thread a needle and this takes that away completely. Hope that helps xx
@@PlayHookywithMe ok thank you!!
hi! If i wanted to make the square bigger, how can i do it? After the last round, what should I do?):
@@elizavindas8525 I would repeat row 4 OR you could do the same sequence in row 4 with double crochets instead . I just tried it and it looks really nice . So row 5 would look like this : start in a corner with 3dc ch3 3dc . 3dcs in each cluster on the side until you reach the next corner (there would be 4 clusters on row 5 ) and continue this all the way round.
The best tutorial I have ever seen. Thank you.xx
Thank you so much 😀💕
Your work is beautiful. From Australia 🇦🇺
So kind, thank you ! 😀💕
Thank you so much for making this video! I love how the granny square doesnt look so classic with the touch of bubble pattern inside. I find it sooo pretty! 😍😍😍
Thank you ! 😀💕
This was very hard to make but thank you so much for doing this one too you are wonderful ❤
Hi! Your videos always show perfect up-close camera work and your explanations are also spot-on. I was looking for a pretty lapgan to make for a senior citizens home and this is it. Thank you so much for creating this video.
Oh good, I’m so glad. Thank you 😀🧶❤️
i thought that would be hard but it was much easier than i expected! thank you for the great tutorial
Oh good, I’m so glad! 😀🤗
Hello!! Just wanna say thank u so much for making this video!! It’s such an easy to follow tutorial. I’m a super new beginner and I made my very first granny square and I can’t express how happy I was after completing it. I struggled with learning how to crochet for weeks until I came across your channel ❤️🥺 sending u love all the way from Singapore 💗
Ohhh, you have made my day, Tammy 😀💕 thank you so much for telling me. I’m so happy I could help 💕🌸
I just recently stated back crocheting and came across your channel. I have really enjoyed your videos. I'm like you I can't sell my projects because all the pet hair that has found it's way into the stitches. That's okay with me for I'd rather have my babies and enjoy them then worry about selling my projects.
Yay! I’m glad I’m not alone on this with the pet hair. 😂💕 glad to see you here 💕
Very well explained and film in such a way that it is clear what we should mimic. Thank you so much for this tutorial! ❤
Thank you so much 😀💕
Thank you very much!!! I’m Brazilian so I can’t understand you, but i’m trying and I managed make do crochet squares like yours
😀👏🏻🙌🏻💕 wonderful!
Fantastic video! I'm a new crocheter and this is awesome...I can't wait to make my throw following your instructions...thank you!!
So happy you like it!! 💕🧶 thank you !
Lovely tutorial. Thanks 🇨🇦
Thank you 💕😀
I just came across your channel (I love your channel name!) and am so excited! I adore this pattern and your color choices! So beautiful! When I get better with my crocheting I will definitely try it. Just saved this video! Can’t wait to see the final blanket
Excellent! Thank you for letting me know and I hope you’ll give it a try! 💕💕💕
What a beautiful color palette!!
Thank you so much!
I will try this later. Still a beginner and bought a yarn for a bucket hat, today!
@@adhitya2077 oooh fun!
Great job, thanks for sharing, i wonder how kind of yarn you have used snd what hook size please? Thanks a lot!
Hi - all the information is in the description box under the video
Hello, Thank You. Been having trouble with how finish the first round of my hexagon I'm working on now for my afghan. Thanks again.
Oh how pretty ... hope this helped 💕 thank you !!
Thanks to you, my first attempt done, just 9 squares ... not as perfect as yours but feeling happy to have at least started. ❤️
Wonderful, I’m so happy I got to be a part of your project! I’m sure they are fantastic 😀💕👏🏻
@@PlayHookywithMe am happy but the squares need more perfection at the corners.Your colours and the work itself is so perfect and I love watching this. Now I am trying to get the same yarn you have suggested from Amazon, (into India) but they cost a fortune :-) ...anyway am hoping I will be able to do a better and a slightly bigger project...thank you so so much for a lovely tutorial and for inspiring many ...❤️
Your tutorial is great 👍
I will surely going to try this with help of this video.
Keep posting more video
Thanks a lot 😊
Stunning! The colors are so beautiful!!! Wow!
Thank you ! 😀❤️
Wow great instructions and uncomplicated. So many good suggestions! Do you ever use the magic ring to begin? Thank you.
All the time now, yes 💕
Your instructions are very easy to follow. Can you make a tutorial for how to make a baby cardigan and a granny square women's blazer?
I’ll make a note of it , thank you
Thank you. You teach very well. Many kisses from me and from Portugal.
Kisses back to you , thank you! 😘
Hi there, I’m so pleased I found you Thru a friends link to your pattern, just great teaching gorgeous work. Have often wanted to try Feels Like Butta yarn - your squares look awesome thank you
Oh wonderful! So happy you are here , thank you ! 💕
Just love the colour combination 🥰
I’ve tried so many but this is my favorite! Thank you❤
I’m so happy you do, it’s a favorite for me as well 💕
That yarn looks so soft. I may have to buy some.
It’s as soft as it looks 💕
This helped so much I wanted to learn how to do it and I finally found a good video
I’m so glad!
Love this so much thank you. I would love to border it but haven't a clue how as shell border doesn't calculate. Anyone can help with this to get a neat edge please? X
If you really want to do a shell border , you can make it work … just fudge it a little by skipping a stitch here or there to get the calculations right as you go. I’ve found the best place to do that is before a corner or after. As long as the corners look right, everything else will.
If you don’t like that idea, here is the border I added to mine:
Easy Block Stitch Border (+ Picot Stitch)
ruclips.net/video/n8qxN5zUIzk/видео.html
Beautiful pattern, but I have a question. You said around 20 minutes in that I should connect the trebles going across to the other square, but what do I do when I’m joining my first two squares?? I don’t have another one on the left side like yours yet to be able to go across. Thanks
Thank you , Megan. Okay, when you are first starting , you complete the first square completely (not joining to anything). Grab your next “disc” and complete 3 sides. On the third side , only complete the first 3 trebles in the corner and then attach with your slip stitch to the corner of the first completed square . Then create the next 3 trebles on the new disc you’re working on to continue the joining of the 2 squares together. Finish the 4th side with the join as you go technique. You will keep doing this to join the first row of your blanket.,
If this doesn’t make sense , please write me over on Instagram in direct messages and I’ll send some photos to help . 💕
Hola Roz. Gracias por compartir este hermoso patrón. Realmente explicas muy bien, no creí que pudiera lograr hacer este cuadrado de la abuelita pero seguí cada uno de tus pasos y me quedó súper lindo! Muchas gracias!!
Estoy muy feliz de leer esto, ¡gracias! xxx
Yes thank you!!! The last tutorial I saw she did treble crochet all around and my square looked wonky!
Oh good! Yes sometimes it just takes a little tweak in the height of the stitches to fix things! Glad the video helped ! 😀🧶💕
hi.love your choice of colors ..they are my favorite too. i was wondering what blanket to make and yours grab my heart. i am new to crochet only a month but i am doing pretty good . but it is not very clear for me how to join all squares. every one shows this only on one side and corner. should i conect them first lets say vertical and then horisontal ? a confusing here for me. maybe we conect them firs on the right side ,then conect the upper part and corner with diagonal then we continue the square without conection- the left side we crochet alone. ?????
Here you go :
ruclips.net/video/Q6KkuLqGg2c/видео.html
🐕 are a joy I ❤ 🐕
Thank you 💕💕💕
Hello dear , it’s me again ; I’m trying to attach these squares as I go .. I crochet 4 rounds .. then I attached the 5 th round as I go .. I like the way it looks; even though a little difficult to handle.. I hope I’m on the right track .. not that easy.. I’ll keep on trying this method, thanks kindly.
Oh good idea to add a 5th round to join as you go. Yes, it’s a bit tricky but at some point it will “click” and you’ll get your rhythm. I hope you’ve seen my join the first 4 video - I think I added a couple more tips in that one that hopefully you will find useful 💕
ruclips.net/video/Q6KkuLqGg2c/видео.html
Thanks for your helpful tutorial but still struggle with keeping up to it. My granny square don't look neat but trying not to give up.
Please don’t give up , you’ll get it 🌸💕
Excellent tutorial
This a great tutorial really easy to follow, thankyou.
Thank you so much 😀
Im very very new to crotchet but oh my im going to have to try this!
Thank you :)
Welcome to the world of crochet! I hope you are enjoying it so far 💕
Hi I love your channel. Please would you tell me why you use a thinner hook than is recommended, thanks.
I just preferred the look of the tighter stitches and it was what I had on hand.
Usually now, I work with a size 4 mm because I can’t easily find the 3.75 mm .