Thanks for the in depth tutorial. It appears missing the first dc leaves the work slightly mis-aligned. I might try both methods of attaching to first and second dc and compare. Thanks for the clear instructions ❣
I've just pinned your comment so all can see - I hadn't even noticed until you mentioned it but once the entire piece is joined and bordered you do not notice it 😀 Please feel free to experiment and let me know if going into that 1st dc makes a difference as I can edit the description to update if that works better 👍 x As long as I've explained the overall concept of the continuous tight JAYG I'm happy LOL!
@@HookedbyRobin I tried both ways and prefer using the first dc. I was so relived when I found that you had this video for continuous JAYG for the solid granny squares. You are my favorite crochet instructor! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
Just edged and joined a blanket with 49 motifs using this technique. I'm a VERY experienced crocheter, but it took me a while to fully understand and memorize what to do at the various "decision points," but I've GOT IT now. Your explanations and video work were SO clear. LOVED not having to sew (which I despise) AND not having all those ^&*^$#&* yarn ends to sew in. Was able quite easily to adapt this technique to a "linen stitch" (sc, ch 1) border. THANK YOU, Robin!
Thank you! You are so easy to understand and have revived my love of crochet. I have completed 4 small blankets, all with different styles of squares and edging. Join as you go is a revelation. You have been my saviour during lockdown number 3. Can't thank you enough.
Thank you Robin. Not only did it teach me how to do the join as demonstrated but your close up work and slow downs in the corners filled gaps in my understanding of the original tight join method. So appreciate your great tutorials.
Wonderful to watch you switch away. Beaut tutorials clips by the way. Very clear and very relaxing. It's so soothing to watch you crocheting. Cheers from Western Australia. ✌🏻💜💙💜💙
Man, you were NOT kidding on the "much turning your work" part. 42 squares. Modified this technique to allow for LDC instead of DC. I'm finally on the homestretch 😅. Thank you for this wonderfully informative video.
SO SO grateful for this wonderful tutorial - I've watched it over and over and done my first practice piece joining 4 squares - very exciting. Thank you so much, Robin!
Thank you Robin for sharing and taking the time out of your busy schedule to show us how to join our crochet project. Every time I see you do something new, I want to start another project. It's a good thing 😁
This is the best video I've seen on this technique. I was wondering if you might have a graphic showing the direction of the joins with arrows. It would be another visual help.
Many many thanks. Very useful. It is exactly what I need. I started to crochet a tote bag with solid squares and you'll save me much time and effort. Thank you very much 🥰
Hi Robin, A few weeks ago I wrote I was having trouble with the continuous tight join. I am happy to say that I have now mastered it . Once you know what you are dong it is a piece of cake. Thanks once again for your help.. Regards from New Zealand😊
Thank you so much for this more advanced video. I’m always searching for tutorials that get right along as I’d rather not waste time on learning something that I already know how to do. Brava!!!!!
Thank you Robin I am half way through making a blanket with the solid granny square and I was wondering how to do the continuous join. I did the continuous join on the other granny square blanket I did a couple of years ago and enjoyed doing it so now I know how to join the solid granny square. Thanks again Robin for your video which was so very helpful. Regards from New Zealand.
Thank you, iv actually managed to join my lovely squares now with no cutting, and frustrating beginning and ends that I hate so much. You have a lovely work ethic! Xx
Hello a brand new subscriber here and I love this especially since only 2 tails to weave in, BRILLIANT! I am doing a Ravenclaw blanket for my husband and this will be perfect for it. Thank you so much for a wonderful tutorial. Oh and happy to see you had just enough yarn to finish lol. Wishing you much love 💗 many blessings 🦋 and happy crocheting 🧶🤗🧶
Like Lily I wonder why you miss the first dc. I did the joining on the regular granny square blanket and had no trouble. The blanket I am doing has 273 motifs(21 by 13) Thank you for any advice. I enjoy all your videos. Regards from New Zealand.
So grateful for your wonderful videos! I only found them last night. One thing I cannot find is a tutorial on how to make a solid granny square like the ones in this video. It’s probably a no brained, but I have no brain! LOL!
UH!! So idecided to to do a sampler kind of blanket using up wool from a different project and making lots of different squares! Still kinda novice to crochet so squares all diiferent sizes and numbers of stitches!! But fell in love with this method of joining as ultimately will neatly up all those 'odds' but but boy am losing the will!! Have done and undone sooooo many times and so far only have 4 out of a total of 28 done!!! xx
Omdz, Robin I am so sorry, I just watched the border of the granny squares and then asked you to do a video joining the squares 🤦🤦🤦🤦 so sorryyyyyy, I've been busy lately and couldn't sit down to watch videos, so I missed it.
I m following ur steps but joining of 2 squares is not equal. They are little bit up & down at the corner. Plz do slowly while u reach to d corner so that we can do corner part correctly.
Ah this is great - I've just stitched together 30 tight granny squares for a blanket, I just wish I'd seen this first! Quick question though, it's probably a bit obvious but are you talking in US crochet terms? Those look like UK treble crochet to me, as opposed to double.Thanks! x
Thank you so much for all of your amazing tutorials. Out of all the solid granny square methods I find yours the most user friendly. I am a beginner but I like tackling big projects. I am making a solid granny square blanket for my niece. Do you think it’s possible to throw in a few regular granny squares? How could I joining them all together cohesively?
I love the look of this join, but I have a ton of traditional type Granny squares made. Would this method work for those, or do I have to use a granny stitch?
I was wondering if you did a border all the way around after you joined all the squares. I loved this video. I'm thinking I might want to do a border around just to even out the sides but wouldn't know where to begin or what to do in the spots where we joined 2 squares.
Hi Patti! Apologies for the delay in replying - this video should help with that first round and dealing with the joins :-) ua-cam.com/video/jq_TOyCNjXM/v-deo.html
Hey Robin again 😂as you can probably tell I'm a granny square neek lol Love ❤️ all your videos was just wondering if you can single crochet join as you go method like this instead of double crochet 🤔 will not try if it's impossible 🙃xx
@@HookedbyRobin thank you so much. I have a granny square with five dc in the corner. how do I do the corner when I crochet together. I only see joining for the three dc style in the corner. TY
Hello Robin, I’m a complete beginner at Crochet, but have managed to crochet lots of granny squares, I am now putting them together with your tight continuous video, I have done the first row which is a large blanket, but I’m not sure how I attach the next row, do I keep going like you showed for the first row,
Hello I would love to k ow what yarn you are using in the blue and mustard granny squares? I just love these and am pleased to have found your tutorials. Thank you very much. Kathy 15:51
I’m hoping you have some advice. I’ve made a bunch of solid granny squares (love your tutorial!). They are all wavy. (maybe I pulled my magic ring too tight?) I thought they might straighten out by joining them together but now my whole first row is wavy. I don’t “really” want to block all the granny squares individually, but that’s the only thing I can think of, unless blocking at the very end would be as effective. Any suggestions? Thank-you!!
What happens if you don’t PLT and instead slip stitch? I’m so lazy and my yarn is sooo small I don’t know if I could take the hook out of the loop. Thank you for your help
You can absolutely slip stitch instead! I have a video for that - it gives a gorgeous zig zag braid type effect 😀 (Here is the video if you wanted to see what it looks like: ua-cam.com/video/W0-9A6ggtOk/v-deo.html )
Hi Pamela, this video explains how to speed up or slow down different parts of a YouTubs video 😃: ua-cam.com/video/LIRYwkkI_4Y/v-deo.htmlsi=TE5TTH6ONs6Ocbrr
Hi, This is best for joining solid granny squares with a completely flat back with pretty corded front. This method of joining is like magic! It is my go to method for joining squares when using one single colour - the bonus is you will only have 2 ends to sew in! Yep just 2 ends as you are joining the entire blanket with just one strand of yarn for the whole project.😀 You can also use these depending on what type square you have made or want to make: How to do the Tight Join As You Go: ua-cam.com/video/NM-ri0nkdd0/v-deo.html How to do the Continuous Granny Style Join As You Go (for traditional granny squares) : ua-cam.com/video/kKsb_1YTV4I/v-deo.html
Is this method possible using the colours of the granny Square ie colour changes as you go around. I have a pile of these and don't want a " border" effect. Interesting video. Thanks
Ellen Rose Yes, you can. I've been doing this join for over 5 years. For borderless joins, you will only need to join as you are finishing each square (not bordering them in a different color). Go round and round in whatever color, leaving the last edges to be worked into other squares, so they look like squares touching each other by their natural sides. I hope you can understand what I'm trying to say. ♡
you should be able to use any stitch...the stitch count matters more than the stitch...as long as you are matching the stitch in one square to the corresponding stitch in the other...the actual stitch you use shouldn't matter...the difference in using a single, double, or treble will be the width of the "border" around your squares
I've got a video which will go live over the weekend about prepping it for a border - then it'll be border time! 😀👍 (I promise it wont be a 2 month wait again 🙈)
if you are joining different sizes....make sure you join the corners of any squares that align at the corner like she shows on the outer edge...so you don't have any corners hanging that fall on a solid side of other squares. It will lay better than trying to join those hanging corners in the middle of a solid side.
Thanks for the in depth tutorial. It appears missing the first dc leaves the work slightly mis-aligned. I might try both methods of attaching to first and second dc and compare. Thanks for the clear instructions ❣
I've just pinned your comment so all can see - I hadn't even noticed until you mentioned it but once the entire piece is joined and bordered you do not notice it 😀 Please feel free to experiment and let me know if going into that 1st dc makes a difference as I can edit the description to update if that works better 👍 x As long as I've explained the overall concept of the continuous tight JAYG I'm happy LOL!
@@HookedbyRobin I tried both ways and prefer using the first dc. I was so relived when I found that you had this video for continuous JAYG for the solid granny squares. You are my favorite crochet instructor! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
When I try the first dc I run out of stitches. Do you still do the chain 2?
sorry to ask... what is the missing first dc you mentioned? 😘 yes looks abit wonky
Hey, i noticed the misalignment too. What do you mean by missing the first double crochet? Where should I join to try it your way? Thanks x
The blue and the mustard is beaitiful together. Love it. ❤
🥰🧶
Just edged and joined a blanket with 49 motifs using this technique. I'm a VERY experienced crocheter, but it took me a while to fully understand and memorize what to do at the various "decision points," but I've GOT IT now. Your explanations and video work were SO clear. LOVED not having to sew (which I despise) AND not having all those ^&*^$#&* yarn ends to sew in. Was able quite easily to adapt this technique to a "linen stitch" (sc, ch 1) border. THANK YOU, Robin!
You are welcome Kate and I hear you - I dislike sewing in as well! 😂🧶 x
Thank you! You are so easy to understand and have revived my love of crochet. I have completed 4 small blankets, all with different styles of squares and edging. Join as you go is a revelation. You have been my saviour during lockdown number 3. Can't thank you enough.
Thank you Robin. Not only did it teach me how to do the join as demonstrated but your close up work and slow downs in the corners filled gaps in my understanding of the original tight join method. So appreciate your great tutorials.
I love making granny squares but I hate the task of joining them together. You have made my life easier by this tutorial. Thank you!
I love that you are so attentive to your subscribers. Thank you, I know the time and effort it takes, I never take that for granted.
I sitch a 20 squares using your instructions, came out great. Thank you!
Fantastic Sue!😃🧶
Wonderful to watch you switch away. Beaut tutorials clips by the way. Very clear and very relaxing. It's so soothing to watch you crocheting. Cheers from Western Australia. ✌🏻💜💙💜💙
Thank you so much Sarah-Jane!🥰🤗
I like your style of joining the squares, thank you for sharing your techniques.❤
Thank you Barba, it is a good way to join them.😃🧶
Clever you are, I have not seen such a complete lesson on this solid square.
Man, you were NOT kidding on the "much turning your work" part. 42 squares. Modified this technique to allow for LDC instead of DC. I'm finally on the homestretch 😅. Thank you for this wonderfully informative video.
😅 Woohoo!
You are a crochet genius. Great tutorials. The best. 🌹
Thank you so much Ada!🥰🤗
SO SO grateful for this wonderful tutorial - I've watched it over and over and done my first practice piece joining 4 squares - very exciting. Thank you so much, Robin!
Thank you Robin for sharing and taking the time out of your busy schedule to show us how to join our crochet project. Every time I see you do something new, I want to start another project. It's a good thing 😁
Another great tutorial, Robin! I'll have watch again to make sure I get the hang of it. Thank you for sharing!!
This is the best video I've seen on this technique. I was wondering if you might have a graphic showing the direction of the joins with arrows. It would be another visual help.
Thank you so much for these join as you go videos!!! They helped so much with the baby blanket I’m making someone!!
Many many thanks. Very useful. It is exactly what I need. I started to crochet a tote bag with solid squares and you'll save me much time and effort. Thank you very much 🥰
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Robin, A few weeks ago I wrote I was having trouble with the continuous tight join. I am happy to say that I have now mastered it . Once you know what you are dong it is a piece of cake. Thanks once again for your help.. Regards from New Zealand😊
Thank you so much for this more advanced video. I’m always searching for tutorials that get right along as I’d rather not waste time on learning something that I already know how to do. Brava!!!!!
You’re so welcome, I’m glad it helped!😃🧶
Thank you Robin I am half way through making a blanket with the solid granny square and I was wondering how to do the continuous join. I did the continuous join on the other granny square blanket I did a couple of years ago and enjoyed doing it so now I know how to join the solid granny square. Thanks again Robin for your video which was so very helpful. Regards from New Zealand.
Brilliant work, in awe you keep track, keep instructing and keep crocheting perfectly 😊👍
haha I mess up A LOT!! 😂
Thank you, iv actually managed to join my lovely squares now with no cutting, and frustrating beginning and ends that I hate so much. You have a lovely work ethic! Xx
I liked before I started watching it. I know it will be good. Thank you very much.
Thank you so much for this helpful lesson. They colours are great 👍🏻 🧶🧶😘
Hi dear, I love this pattern and love the joining as you go along....lovely. Thank you for sharing. God bless you
Fabulous tutorial showing JAYG for the solid granny squares I needed to join. Thank YOU! 🥰Blessings from South Australia💕🐨
You’re so welcome Kerry!🧶
@@HookedbyRobin 💕🐨
I love this! I just finished a bunch of squares and am using thiis method and I like this! Thanks for the video!
Hello a brand new subscriber here and I love this especially since only 2 tails to weave in, BRILLIANT! I am doing a Ravenclaw blanket for my husband and this will be perfect for it. Thank you so much for a wonderful tutorial. Oh and happy to see you had just enough yarn to finish lol. Wishing you much love 💗 many blessings 🦋 and happy crocheting 🧶🤗🧶
Amazing video! Just what i was looking for. Now I know jayg and cjayg (needs practice) thank you
Like Lily I wonder why you miss the first dc. I did the joining on the regular granny square blanket and had no trouble. The blanket I am doing has 273 motifs(21 by 13) Thank you for any advice. I enjoy all your videos. Regards from New Zealand.
Hey, i keep watching and I can't see the missed stitch, help!
So grateful for your wonderful videos! I only found them last night. One thing I cannot find is a tutorial on how to make a solid granny square like the ones in this video. It’s probably a no brained, but I have no brain! LOL!
Excellent video, Robin! Thank you so much.
You are very welcome!
OH and your so good at this it's beautiful ❤️
I humbly thank you.
Love this technique, thank you for the tutorial 😊
You're so welcome Laura!😀
Anyway you can upload the video without speeding it up?
I love your little jokes: so this video isn’t three years long.
The blues in this project are stunning
super good video. im so pleced with how my blanket turnes out with this method :3
Thank you so much!😃🧶
Love this method, i will have to watch the other video, to catch up!
Absolutely! I hope the videos help?😀🧶
Thank you so much. I love all of your tutorials! ❤
Thank you.
You’re welcome Jody!😃
Wonderful.... my fingers are smilin' ..... less work. Yippeee !!
I tnink you are so ❤SMART❤
Thank you so much!🥰🧶
Great method thanks very much for sharing😘💜💙
You are very welcome!
UH!! So idecided to to do a sampler kind of blanket using up wool from a different project and making lots of different squares! Still kinda novice to crochet so squares all diiferent sizes and numbers of stitches!! But fell in love with this method of joining as ultimately will neatly up all those 'odds' but but boy am losing the will!! Have done and undone sooooo many times and so far only have 4 out of a total of 28 done!!! xx
Omdz, Robin I am so sorry, I just watched the border of the granny squares and then asked you to do a video joining the squares 🤦🤦🤦🤦 so sorryyyyyy, I've been busy lately and couldn't sit down to watch videos, so I missed it.
Hermosa combinacion. Felicidades y gracias por compartir.!!!
Thank you vey much. It is nice although much work. I think once i learn sure don´t seems so hard. Thank you
Beau-ti-ful!!!
Thank you!
Wow love it, thank you 👌
I m following ur steps but joining of 2 squares is not equal. They are little bit up & down at the corner.
Plz do slowly while u reach to d corner so that we can do corner part correctly.
It looks great. A bit difficult for me. I can send you my squares to join 😂
😂 yes of course! I enjoy joining squares 😂
Beautiful
Is there also a video of this without the speed up i need to see more closely for success thank you
Hi there. Do you have a vidoe on this granny square? It's gorgeous!
Ah this is great - I've just stitched together 30 tight granny squares for a blanket, I just wish I'd seen this first! Quick question though, it's probably a bit obvious but are you talking in US crochet terms? Those look like UK treble crochet to me, as opposed to double.Thanks! x
Hiya Caroline - yep you're correct, I use USA stitch terms 👍 (UK trebles 🙂)
I wish you spent more time on the stiches it's harder than it looks
Excellent ❤
Thank you so much for all of your amazing tutorials. Out of all the solid granny square methods I find yours the most user friendly. I am a beginner but I like tackling big projects. I am making a solid granny square blanket for my niece. Do you think it’s possible to throw in a few regular granny squares? How could I joining them all together cohesively?
Another amazing tutorial. Have you got a tutorial for these granny squares?
I have yes! It's here: ua-cam.com/video/dE-ANNZeYLk/v-deo.html 😀
I love the look of this join, but I have a ton of traditional type Granny squares made. Would this method work for those, or do I have to use a granny stitch?
You can use it for any stitch / any square 😃
I was wondering if you did a border all the way around after you joined all the squares. I loved this video. I'm thinking I might want to do a border around just to even out the sides but wouldn't know where to begin or what to do in the spots where we joined 2 squares.
Hi Patti! Apologies for the delay in replying - this video should help with that first round and dealing with the joins :-) ua-cam.com/video/jq_TOyCNjXM/v-deo.html
@@HookedbyRobin oh my goodness thank you. I just watched it.
Great tutorial! love your colors too. What kind of (brand/size) yarn did you use please? Thank you!
The yarn is Caron X Pantone 😃👍
Hey Robin again 😂as you can probably tell I'm a granny square neek lol Love ❤️ all your videos was just wondering if you can single crochet join as you go method like this instead of double crochet 🤔 will not try if it's impossible 🙃xx
Is there a tutorial showing how to make these particular squares?
This is my first time joining granny squares. Is there an easier way? Thank you, Robin G
This will help: ua-cam.com/video/6z8cpynq_Bs/v-deo.htmlsi=7jTt-97HxHbs7kOw 😃🧶
@@HookedbyRobin thank you so much. I have a granny square with five dc in the corner. how do I do the corner when I crochet together. I only see joining for the three dc style in the corner. TY
Question, for u small squares did u do in the corner only a chain 2 and then 2dc ch2 2dc or did u make a chain 3?
Gostei mto ,mas podia ser um pouco mais devagar na hora d ensinar. P quem qer aprender fica difícil.
Can you also use SC for this final joining row?
Hello Robin,
I’m a complete beginner at Crochet, but have managed to crochet lots of granny squares, I am now putting them together with your tight continuous video, I have done the first row which is a large blanket, but I’m not sure how I attach the next row, do I keep going like you showed for the first row,
Hello I would love to k ow what yarn you are using in the blue and mustard granny squares? I just love these and am pleased to have found your tutorials. Thank you very much. Kathy 15:51
do you take the crochet hook out each time on the way up?
I have a question so I didn't make chain spaces will that mess up the pattern? I made 5 dc in each corner..
Robin, could you do a join as you go tote bag, please?
I’m hoping you have some advice. I’ve made a bunch of solid granny squares (love your tutorial!). They are all wavy. (maybe I pulled my magic ring too tight?) I thought they might straighten out by joining them together but now my whole first row is wavy. I don’t “really” want to block all the granny squares individually, but that’s the only thing I can think of, unless blocking at the very end would be as effective. Any suggestions? Thank-you!!
Can you do this join but with a uk Dc instead of the treble?
Yes absolutely!
I love this style, but I don't know if I can get behind having to take my hook out every, single, time i have to join.
Hi Deanna, all my other joining techniques are here if that helps?🤗
ua-cam.com/play/PLP0pPGx0kI8-v33SH1VIh8Znkbs-ByORh.html
Another fab video. Think I’ll need to practice loads lol. Can I ask what yarn this is your using?
can you please tell me what kind of wool are you using. I love the look .
The yarn is Caron X Pantone!😀
@@HookedbyRobin Thank You
Would this work for granny hexagon?
What happens if you don’t PLT and instead slip stitch? I’m so lazy and my yarn is sooo small I don’t know if I could take the hook out of the loop. Thank you for your help
You can absolutely slip stitch instead! I have a video for that - it gives a gorgeous zig zag braid type effect 😀 (Here is the video if you wanted to see what it looks like: ua-cam.com/video/W0-9A6ggtOk/v-deo.html )
Thank you Robin. I still want to have the dc on both squares….so I will try it with an slip stitch to join and see what happens!
@@moodle5922 if you take a quick peek at the video I linked, it's slip stitching with dc's 😃🧶
Would you be able to use this method with the Modern Granny square?
Yes absolutely 😀
would it be possible to do this method in other sized stitches like half double or even US treble?? just wondering how customizable this method is.
Is there any way I could get the slowed down version of this video? I wished you had sped up going round.
Hi Pamela, this video explains how to speed up or slow down different parts of a YouTubs video 😃: ua-cam.com/video/LIRYwkkI_4Y/v-deo.htmlsi=TE5TTH6ONs6Ocbrr
11:57 time stamp
I made some granny square what does it mean when curles into itself?
Can you do this with any granny square pattern?
Hi, This is best for joining solid granny squares with a completely flat back with pretty corded front. This method of joining is like magic! It is my go to method for joining squares when using one single colour - the bonus is you will only have 2 ends to sew in! Yep just 2 ends as you are joining the entire blanket with just one strand of yarn for the whole project.😀
You can also use these depending on what type square you have made or want to make:
How to do the Tight Join As You Go: ua-cam.com/video/NM-ri0nkdd0/v-deo.html
How to do the Continuous Granny Style Join As You Go (for traditional granny squares) : ua-cam.com/video/kKsb_1YTV4I/v-deo.html
Why do you skip the first double crochet in the corner?
Just so it isn't too tight - you can experiment with joining to that one too if you want too! :-)
Can this work for a temperature blanket? Instead of starting from square 9 to 1 can you start from 1 to 9 (top to bottom)
I don't see why not!
Hi where can I find the tutorial for the squares please?
ua-cam.com/video/dE-ANNZeYLk/v-deo.html 😀🧶
What is the color and brand of first square? I've been searching for that color!
Thank you for using American terminology!
Is this method possible using the colours of the granny Square ie colour changes as you go around. I have a pile of these and don't want a " border" effect. Interesting video. Thanks
You probably could, but you'd have a *lot* of ends to weave in.
Do you mean more like just a standard tight join as you go rather than this continuous method? (Like this: ua-cam.com/video/NM-ri0nkdd0/v-deo.html )
Ellen Rose Yes, you can. I've been doing this join for over 5 years. For borderless joins, you will only need to join as you are finishing each square (not bordering them in a different color). Go round and round in whatever color, leaving the last edges to be worked into other squares, so they look like squares touching each other by their natural sides. I hope you can understand what I'm trying to say. ♡
@@mariakristinahawl1640 yes thank you so much. I do and will give it a go.
@@weejas yes, always ends.... Thank you
Is this berroco chunky yarn . What brand of yarn please
It's Caron x Pantone in the colour way "peacock" 👍
Good evening. I just found your video and am wondering if my square was made of mostly sc do I still do dc for the join or do I have to use sc
you should be able to use any stitch...the stitch count matters more than the stitch...as long as you are matching the stitch in one square to the corresponding stitch in the other...the actual stitch you use shouldn't matter...the difference in using a single, double, or treble will be the width of the "border" around your squares
Thanks what border? Gotta have a border
I've got a video which will go live over the weekend about prepping it for a border - then it'll be border time! 😀👍 (I promise it wont be a 2 month wait again 🙈)
@@HookedbyRobin Are you saying you're going to add a border onto this same blanker?
How do join different sizes granny squares by this method? I want to join different sizes granny square by this joining method.
if you are joining different sizes....make sure you join the corners of any squares that align at the corner like she shows on the outer edge...so you don't have any corners hanging that fall on a solid side of other squares. It will lay better than trying to join those hanging corners in the middle of a solid side.
Will this work with HDC or SC joining?
It will yes :)
@@HookedbyRobin thank you for such a quick reply
Will this work with a single crochet or even a half double?
Yep! 😀
Do you think this would work with single crochet or half double stitches?
Yes it absolutely would!
Can't wait to try this! Thank you for the great video!