Pattern ► www.crochetwithtiffany.com/product-page/closed-granny-square If like this video please subscribe so you don't miss out on any of my future videos and FREE giveaways! ❤️ Join my membership and get access to weekly live crochet gatherings, & more! ❤️ ua-cam.com/channels/tb80P7saiNRY126C_BGA4Q.htmljoin ❤️ Level ► Beginner Friendly Terminology ► US Terminology Dimensions ► My demo is 7 inches wide by 7 inches tall using a size 4 weight yarn and a size H/8-5.00 mm crochet hook. Though you could make more/less rounds or change the size yarn or crochet hook to affect the outcome of the square. ⏱ Time Stamps ⏱ Begin: 00:00 Materials: 02:11 Start Crocheting: 03:15 Rnd 2: 05:49 Rnd 3: 08:20 Repeat Rnd 3 for pattern. 🧶 Materials 🧶 • Yarn. I'm using Loops & Threads Impeccable Yarn in color Linen. Size 4 weight. CLICK HERE: bit.ly/3vHhCXc • Crochet Hook H/8-5.00mm CLICK HERE: amzn.to/3vJ19BL • Scissors CLICK HERE: amzn.to/3BNy9wJ • Yarn Needle CLICK HERE: amzn.to/3OW068d **Some of these are affiliated links. By purchasing from them the company may provide with compensation that is from them NOT you. Thank you!*** 🧶🧶🧶Check Out My Crochet Granny Square Playlist: CLICK HERE: bit.ly/3d1ywsZ Of Course if you have ANY questions feel free to comment below or contact me at any of my Social Media Contacts. I'd be Happy to help. 🙋♀️ Find Me At 🙋♀️ Website & Store for Patterns & DIY Kits ► www.crochetwithtiffany.com Facebook ► facebook.com/CrochetwithTiffanyHansen Email Me ► info@crochetwithtiffany.com Instagram ► instagram.com/crochetwithtiffany/ Pinterest ► www.pinterest.com/CrochetwithTiffanyHansen/ 😊 Happy Mail 😊 P.O. Box 271508 Flower Mound, TX 75027-1508 ***Tip: You can slow down the video if I am going too fast by IF WATCHING FROM A COMPUTER: on the bottom right hand side of the video clicking on the gear shape icon. Selecting "Playback Speed". The smaller the number the slower the video. IF WATCHING FROM A PHONE OR TABLET: touching the 3 dots on the upper right hand side of the video. Selecting "Playback Speed". The smaller the number the slower the video.
Hi Ms Tiffany, wanted to know if these would look good using blanket yarn? I know it’s a thick yarn but I’m trying to do a unique style blanket for my niece and think she’d really appreciate this square. Or maybe 5 would work better?
I'll need to join these to make a halter top. Granddaughter has turned to me. That's where I'm getting lost the most. This is only granny square I make
I'm so excited to try this granny square. My mom died in 2020 and I inherited her yarn and crochet hooks with no clue how to crochet. I'm slowly learning. Now this will be my first project.
I’m so happy this project is something you are interested in giving a try. So sorry to hear about your mom. Keep learning and growing in this craft. It is very rewarding.
Sorry to hear about your Mom. Her hands worked those hooks and so will you. Mine had dementia. She let me have her hooks right before she died. I will cherish them forever. 💓
Prayers to you♡ I believe that kind of inheritance and what we learn from our moms are way more valuable than monetary and the beauty of that is that no one can take that away from us♡♡
I'm getting so frustrated😢 I followed what you say here, yet my granny square is still coming out wavy, like there's too many stitches between each corner. 😢 Could you please show 3 complete rows, close up and slow so i can see where my mistake is? Thank you❤
Hi there, I'm so sorry for your frustration. If your granny square is coming out wavy that is generally a sign that there are too many stitches in the space. If you are following my tutorial exactly my question to you would be what yarn are you using and do you work with a tight stitch or a loose stitch. Both of these can affect the result of you square. Also, it takes a few rows for the pattern to take form. Try pushing through to round 5 and see if the pattern takes form for you. I hope one of these options help. 😊🧶❤️
Oh thank you very much @@CrochetWithTiffany for replying so promptly, I appreciate that very much. So I watched your video again and noticed that somehow I ended up starting my square with 4 dbls instead of 3 dbls on each side. I know you used 4 but I usually only start with 3 dbls, and it seems to have worked itself out. I also did find an extra stitch on each corner (Gasp! LOL) I removed my whole work (Very sad) and started again with a very valuable lesson lol..... Count Your Stitches! lmao! Thanks again fellow crafter/crocheter.
Chain 4 Slip stitch into first chain Chain 3 3 dc into circle Chain 2 4 dc into the circle Chain 2 4 dc into the circle Chain 2 4 dc into the circle Chain 2 Slip stitch into the top of 3rd chain Round 2 :- Chain 3 1 dc into every stitch 2 dc into the corner Then chain 2 And 2 dc into the same corner Repeat the same pattern for the next 3 sides Close round 2 by making a slip stitch into the chain 3 Round 3 :- Repeat the same pattern for round three Just leaving this here for anyone who needs it 🌷❤️
For the newbies. Each row the stitch increases by four. You might find that bit of information helpful. By round 4 you should have 12 double crochets across. Round 5 you should have 16 and so on.
@@CrochetWithTiffany , you’re welcome. It’s been quite a few years since I’ve picked up my hooks and thought I would start with something easy. And I remember when I began, that stitch count was so very helpful to me.
This is great. I'm an actual, certified granny, but I never learned how to do this (or actually any) Granny Square. I did somehow learn to crochet, though. In my advanced age, I'm now going to finally master the granny square! Your directions are so easy to understand and the camera is placed just perfectly so that it's easy to see what you're doing. Thank you so much!
No worries! Honestly, granny squares are not for everyone and that’s ok! There are a tremendous amount of different crochet project types to play with. Have fun sampling a bit of everything to find what you love most. 🤗❤️🧶
Oh! All we are doing is repeating EXACTLY what we did in round 2. If you need a little more guidance I definitely recommend you get the pattern to help you follow through the entire round and there's a diagram that might help you too. 😊❤️🧶
This video is absolutely helpful❤❤ but as a beginner here I do have few doubt :/ 1. How do you do the slip stich to close each rounds, how do you know which stich to put the hook through to close the round? 2. How do you change the last row into a new color? 3. Can I make a tote bag with these granny squares? I am sorry if my questions sounds dumb, I am a newbie and really need some help with the basics 😢
Hi there. Your questions are absolutely not dumb, they are great questions! I'm so glad you asked them because they tell me where you are coming from. Your questions such as the slip stitch, where to place your crochet hook and color changes can all be found in crochet basics. Sometimes we want to jump right into a project but we are not quite ready. And that is perfectly ok! Check out my Crochet Basic Playlist that I will link here. It will help you so much. CROCHET BASICS: ua-cam.com/play/PL6HRmAfbRXTUozLviGpviKkzlbRS4VKh3.html There are so many things you could make with this granny square! Including a tote bag. You could follow my granny square tote bag tutorial for some guidance and just swap out those squares for these ones. Keep learning and keep growing. You'll get this! 😊❤️🧶
Your Mom would be so glad you are learning to do something she enjoyed during her life time. I have no daughters to leave all my sewing materials to so im sure my sons will take it all to goodwill or throw everything in the trash. It breaks my heart to even think of it anyway i wish your learning experience to be a happy one. Making things for others has given me so much pleasure and peace of mind❤
Oh love, if you would ever want to find a good home for all of your beloved materials I would be more than happy to find one for you. Completely up to you, but feel free to write down my shipping address and you can let your sons know that they can send whatever you wish to me. I'm not much of a sewer but I can reach people and bless people who are. Just a thought. Let's make this world a beautiful place together Roberta. Shipping Address: Crochet With Tiffany P.O. Box 271508 Flower Mound, TX 75027-1508
Hmm, the warping might be a sign of how tight your stitches are. This is super common. There are a couple different things you can try to adjust this. You can try working with a crochet hook that is a little bigger to loosen up your stitches, or you can also try working with a thinner yarn. Give that a try. 😊❤️🧶
I love this stitch but I think you’re going too fast and don’t explain the corners enough after the second row, I had to pull everything apart and rewatch 4 different times to get it right
I’m sorry about that. If I ever go to fast for you feel free to slow down my video. You actually have control over how fast or slow my video goes by clicking on the setting button which will either look like a little gear ⚙️ or it will be the 3 dots in the upper right hand corner. Bush playback speed and adjust. Hope that helps. 😊❤️🧶
Best tutorial I've ever watched are you kidding me?! I didn't feel like I was left behind or needed to pause the video the whole time. Love this. About to try it right now!!
I have a question, so in the video (row 2) after working the corner space, we DC into that opening directly following the chain 2 space, and then DC three more times, and do not DC the the opening directly before the chain 2 space? I'm a little confused on that part. I slowed down the video and still need a little guidance. I hope my question makes sense! I keep crocheting both openings or none at all and it messes me up every time. Thank you for your time :)
Hmm, I'm not sure I follow. If you can get the pattern I think it would help a lot! I created a diagram you can follow along with to see where I put each stitch. If you have the opportunity, I would love for you to join me over in my Crochet Club! Every Wednesday at 7pm CST we have a zoom meeting were I can see your work and have a better idea how to walk you through what's going on. You can also post pictures of your project in the community questions section and get lots of help through it. You will have so much support and guidance over there. I hope this helps! To check out my Crochet Club Membership click here: members.crochetwithTiffany.com. Check out the 7-Day FREE trial!
Is it possible to make this with thicker yarn? Would it look different or off due to it being bigger/thicker yarn? I’m sorry if this is a silly question, I’m fairly new at this 😅
Hi there! YES! You can work this pattern with a thicker yarn. You will notice that the project itself will be thicker. You will want to adjust the crochet hook size you are using to match the size yarn you are using. This will help a lot to make sure that the project lays flat and works the way you want it to. 🤗💖🧶
Ok so I have a problem making this pattern… in all of my rounds, after I do the chain 3 and DC on top of next stitch there’s a larger gap between those two than the other DCs. I am using a thinner yarn but I don’t see why that would be a problem. The chain 3 just doesn’t connect close enough to the next DC so it makes a big hole. Ever had this problem?
No worries. Sometimes this happens. In such a case go ahead and only chain 2 instead of chaining 3. It wont hurt anything and it should shrink that gap you are talking about. Hope this helps! 😊❤️🧶
Did I do something wrong...any time I came to the end of a row or round, that last side that I slip-stitched into always had one extra DC. So I ended up just taking out one for that last row so all 4 sides are even. But am I missing something?
Hmm, I'm not really sure. So hard when I can't see what you're looking at. I think the most helpful tip I could give here is just to make sure you are staying on count for each round. As long as you are staying on count and your corners are worked how I show you should be fine. It took me until I got to round 4 or 5 for the pattern to really take shape AND I also blocked my square for those crisp sides. All things to keep in mind as you are working up your square if it is not looking perfect right away. 😊❤️🧶
So, if you do a magic ring, instead of the chain 4, you'd still chain 3 before starting your double crochet stitches into the ring--right? I always end up with a giant center hole that I can't really close when I do a chain instead of a magic ring.
Great question. Yes, if you chain 4, you will then slip stitch into the first chain to form that center ring. After you form the center ring THEN chain 3 to start your round 1. 😊🧶❤️
Great observation. Keep going. towards the beginning the corner spaces are trying to take shape but won't be super defined as a square unless you block it. If you continue on you should start to see that very defined look after round 6. To help give you some piece of mind, I did block this square before taking the picture so you could see the details more distinctly. If you are following everything just as I explain it, you should be good. Trust the process and keep moving forward. You got this! 😊🧶❤️
I'm so sorry you feel that way. Did you know that you can actually slow down a video to the speed you need? Just go to the videos settings, click playback speed, and slow it down to the speed that works best for you. The biggest challenge here on UA-cam is meeting everyone's needs. What works great for some people does not work for other people. 🤷🏼♀️
That is a great question! How I would figure this out for the most accurate answer would be to make one square. Measure how wide and how long it is. Then take it apart and measure how much yarn was in the one square. Convert inches to yards (if you need help you can just insert this into google for a quick answer). That is how many yards you will need for just the one square and it's dimensions. Now figure out how wide and how long you will want your blanket to be. How many squares can fit widthwise and how many square can fit lengthwise. If you need help visualizing, use grid paper. Now how many squares do you need to fill in the whole blanket? Divide this number by 3 for your 3 colors. Take that answer and multiply it by how many yards were in the one square. Now you know approximately how much yarn you will need to make all the squares you will need for your blanket. Don't forget to account for the amount of yarn you will need for joining the squares together and if you would like to make a border around your blanket to clean up the sides. There is no real way of knowing how much yarn you will need for the joining and border so I would error on buying an extra skein or two just in case. 😊❤️🧶
As a beginner, I personally would say this is for advanced beginners cause I feel like I'll need to do some pausing & rewinding, as well as having some questions. I'm saving this for when I feel I might be ready. I've also not done anything in the round yet, so that's my biggest unknown. I'm fine with double crochet, I'm currently practicing those. Thanks!
I would recommend slowing down a LOT because I've had to run it back so much I've lost count and by the time you're finishing your fourth DC I'm still trying to find the correct placement of my first one.
Great question Sarah. Because we are working closed rounds you don't really need a stitch marker. You will be able to see where the row begins and ends based on the displacement of the height of stitch. If you would like to use a stitch marker I would place it in the corner we close the round in. 😊🧶❤️
Hmm, If you are finding you have an extra double crochet in the corner I recommend counting the number of stitches you have in your row so you know when to stop. That would be most helpful and quickly give you the result you are looking for. 😊
Thanks so much for sharing this pattern/tutorial! I'm trying to re-learn after brain injury and really struggle with some, but this one came much more easily than others have!!😊
Wonderful tutorial! I have started crocheting 2 weeks ago, and managed to ramp up my skills quite quickly thanks to tutorials that were ultra easy to follow like yours. Thank you!
At the end of round 3 you worked 2 extra stitches in and then slipped stitches to close the round off. Can someone please help me…will this increase every round you do? So round 4 you would work 4 extra stitches in and then slip stitch to close?
Hi A S. With this pattern, we work one stitch on top of every stitch, in each corner you work (2 stitches, chain 2, 2 stitches). If you follow the pattern, every single round I add 4 stitches per side. That means each round I will continue to add more stitches before I slip stitch the row closed. Getting the pattern will help tremendously! I have a diagram that helps you visually and the directions should help you to see the pattern. I highly recommend for the best experience with this project. 😊❤️🧶
I love this soooo much. FINALLY a granny square tutorial I can understand. I love how you explain what you're doing, where you're going, showing very clearly and pointing out where you're going. Thank you so much!! ❤️❤️
definitely not the first one to say this but THANK YOU, as a beginner I feel like a lot of tutorials are overly complicated but this one is super simple to understand and enjoyable to follow!!!
I apologize for not being clear about that. What you will do is complete a round by closing that fourth corner. Then cut your yarn with a 4 to 5 inch long tail. Pull the yarn tail through the loop on your crochet hook and pull tight for a tie off. Then take your yarn needle and weave in your tail. I left this tutorial open ended because you can really choose how big or small you want your square to be. 😊🧶❤️
I just subscribed to your channel, thank you for the clear instructions I was looking for just a nice plain granny square and this one worked perfectly since I can control how big I want it to be Looking forward to looking through your videos Thanks!
I love the simplicity of this square and it is a great beginner square. If you want a more seamless close of the round you join with a half double crochet (hdc) to the beginning chain or stitch. I do a stacked single crochet (sc) instead of a chain. The hdc counts as a chain 2 and allows you to always start in the corner with a chain 2 (or stacked sc) and 1 double crochet (dc) then you finish the round with 2 dc joining with a hdc. Works the same if you only chain 1 in the corners. You just join with a sc to count as your chain 1 at the end.
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I started crocheting 4 months ago, starting with animals. The last month I have been trying to find an easy square pattern to follow to make a blanket for my granny and this was so easy!!! I couldn't ask Granny so this was definitely the next best option!
Hi Tiffany Hansen awesome thank you and I love your channel and your videos and if you keep making videos I will keep watching them and what is your favorite crochet project to work on right now and favorite types of yarn to used when crocheting ❤
I love this granny Square. I’m actually going to make it gigantic into a blanket. I’m gonna just keep going and going. I’m sure it’ll turn out beautiful.
Thank you Tiffany 😊 you have a beautiful and inspiring way of teaching. Love that color of yarn! It looks like macrame, would love to make a throw with those squares. Blessings to you and yours 💖 ,
Well, that's a little spooky. I'm literally right in the middle of doing a solid granny square right now! 😂 The only minor differences are that the pattern I'm using starts off with a magic ring,, used 3DC instead of 4DC per cluster on round one and slip stitches into the corner chain space to start the next round - but otherwise, it is identical.
For round 2, I have been doing chain 3 for every corner and it was not coming proper square. In my 3 rd attempt I realized chain 3 should be taken only at the beginning of the round😅
Hmm, there could be a couple reason. One, check how tight your stitches are. It's possible that the stitches just don't have enough room to lay flat. Second, count your stitches in each round. Sometimes we just go without counting thinking we got it but it is very easy to get off track. For me personally, I will count the number of stitches I have in each row for the first 4 rounds to make sure I see the rhythm and then I'll count the number of stitches I have in each round every few rows to make sure I am staying on track. I hope this helps you out Rose. 😊❤️🧶
Great tutorial! I’m a beginner and I found it ways to follow. I tried 2 others before this and they were too complicated. The only I felt was missing it how to end it. I’m new to crocheting so I wasn’t sure how to knot it at the end?
Hi Tiffany I have tried this so many times and some reason I just couldn't get it😒I watched your video and did it thats crazy im excited now lol thank you this video helped me🙂🥰
Oh WOW! Well GREAT JOB!! I’m so excited that you finally got it! It can be so frustrating when you’re not sure why you’re not getting something but when you finally get it. Oh it feels so rewarding. So Kudos!! 😊❤️🧶
hi so at the end of round 3 I made a couple of extra sts and then closed round 3 , but you don't say if we do this at the end of round 4 and 5 ? I've done 5 rounds and now that side definitely looks longer than round 4 and 5 ???
I love this more solid and simple granny square! You have a wonderful voiceover quality and your explanations are simple and to the point. I have gotten exactly what I was looking for in this video and I have started the project I conceived with your help! I appreciate the straightforward American version of the stitches, otherwise it is too crazy hearing both the US and UK versions!Thanks so much!
Tiffany, i purchased your pattern and believe that there is a minor mistake in the pattern. At the bottom of page 2 in the parentheses it indicates (Dc, ch 2, 2Dc). But in your video you say 2Dc, ch2, 2Dc.
Hi Betsy. Thank you so much for pointing this out to me. I'll go back and double check the pattern to make sure the video and pattern match up. I appreciate you reaching out to me. 😊❤️🧶
Hmm, that depends on if you are switching between 2 different colors or if you are integrating many different colors. If you are just switching between 2 different colors I would end the round, drop a color, pick up the second color and then begin the next round. If you are incorporating many colors I would tie off the yarn at the end of the round and then slip stitch to attach the next color in the same stitch you ended the last round. I hope this helps. 😊❤️🧶
I’m struggling with starting the circle. It always seems to clunky and I lose the middle in the process. I will keep trying tho ! I’m making a Christmas present for my bf so I can’t stop now
I really liked this Granny Square! I bought some yarn that’s a 3 weight the other day, I usually always use the 4 weight. I can’t take it back because I couldn’t find my receipt! And to it was on sale so they probably wouldn’t have taken it back anyway. But I’m using this yarn and I’ll make a lot of these squares and then sew them together and make a blanket! It will come in handy for me, or I could use it as a Christmas gift! Thank you so much Tiffany, I was wondering how I was going to use this yarn up! (The yarn I have is Lion Brand - Mandala in color #205AW-Echo Caves) Thanks again, NORMA COLLINS FROM TEXAS
Slip knot Ch 4 Sl in chain number 1 Round 1 : ch 3, 3 dc in circle, ch 2, 4 dc in circle, ch 2, 4dc in circle, ch2, 4dc in circle, ch 2, slip stick on the top of the square Round 2 to any round : 1dc in every stich except the corners, Once a corner is reached : 2dc, ch 2, 2dc and repeat..
This is awesome, thank you! I am going to make dots, traditional granny squares and plain squares for the dogs and cats at our no kill shelter! Now this square, it looks gorgeous and will help add a change to the blankets.
Hi Ms. Tiffany 😊. I’m making this square to put a pocket of the campfire cardigan for my husband. Which I called it Kimono for him, because it’s really big. Thank you Ms. Tifanny🙏😘🤗🩷
Great question! There are actually many different ways you can join the squares together! It's really personal preference. I have 2 different videos you can check out for ideas: 7 different join methods: ua-cam.com/video/VKG_M__Ysb0/v-deo.htmlsi=sGFW_8cMYuM18mgk 3 joining methods I'm obsessed with: ua-cam.com/video/-3i7_Yxc8LU/v-deo.htmlsi=IwPcMsQegjhIrv9B
Can I just keep going until it’s a blanket? Would that work? By the way this was the first granny square tutorial I’ve seen and been able to understand!
Hi Christine! Yes, you can absolutely keep going and make this square as large as you want! I think I have actually seen a blanket that looked like this square just kept going. I'm so happy my video tutorial actually helped you out! That is always so important to me. I hope you have a lot of fun with this project. 😊❤️🧶
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H/8-5.00 mm crochet hook. Though you could make more/less rounds or change
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⏱ Time Stamps ⏱
Begin: 00:00
Materials: 02:11
Start Crocheting: 03:15
Rnd 2: 05:49
Rnd 3: 08:20
Repeat Rnd 3 for pattern.
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Hi Ms Tiffany, wanted to know if these would look good using blanket yarn? I know it’s a thick yarn but I’m trying to do a unique style blanket for my niece and think she’d really appreciate this square. Or maybe 5 would work better?
Are we supposed chain 3 after row 3 and every round after that,, I’m having a problem seeing the connors
I'll need to join these to make a halter top. Granddaughter has turned to me. That's where I'm getting lost the most.
This is only granny square I make
Hi friends Same here my mama was too too good miss her 😢
I'm so excited to try this granny square. My mom died in 2020 and I inherited her yarn and crochet hooks with no clue how to crochet. I'm slowly learning. Now this will be my first project.
I’m so happy this project is something you are interested in giving a try. So sorry to hear about your mom. Keep learning and growing in this craft. It is very rewarding.
Sorry for your loss. I am sure that you'll enjoy crocheting and have fun remembering your Mom.
Sorry to hear about your Mom. Her hands worked those hooks and so will you.
Mine had dementia. She let me have her hooks right before she died. I will cherish them forever. 💓
Prayers to you♡ I believe that kind of inheritance and what we learn from our moms are way more valuable than monetary and the beauty of that is that no one can take that away from us♡♡
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I can't believe I didn't know how to do this style of granny square before now, thank you for a easy tutorial.
thank you so much, I prefer a quick and simple pattern that looks beautiful! Thank you!
this is exactly what i was looking for THANK YOU!!
I'm so glad!! You are most welcome. HAVE FUN!! 😊❤️🧶
Thank you ❤
It was super easy .. thanks 😊
Love it
I'm getting so frustrated😢 I followed what you say here, yet my granny square is still coming out wavy, like there's too many stitches between each corner. 😢 Could you please show 3 complete rows, close up and slow so i can see where my mistake is? Thank you❤
Hi there, I'm so sorry for your frustration. If your granny square is coming out wavy that is generally a sign that there are too many stitches in the space. If you are following my tutorial exactly my question to you would be what yarn are you using and do you work with a tight stitch or a loose stitch. Both of these can affect the result of you square. Also, it takes a few rows for the pattern to take form. Try pushing through to round 5 and see if the pattern takes form for you. I hope one of these options help. 😊🧶❤️
Oh thank you very much @@CrochetWithTiffany for replying so promptly, I appreciate that very much. So I watched your video again and noticed that somehow I ended up starting my square with 4 dbls instead of 3 dbls on each side. I know you used 4 but I usually only start with 3 dbls, and it seems to have worked itself out. I also did find an extra stitch on each corner (Gasp! LOL) I removed my whole work (Very sad) and started again with a very valuable lesson lol..... Count Your Stitches! lmao! Thanks again fellow crafter/crocheter.
Chain 4
Slip stitch into first chain
Chain 3
3 dc into circle
Chain 2
4 dc into the circle
Chain 2
4 dc into the circle
Chain 2
4 dc into the circle
Chain 2
Slip stitch into the top of 3rd chain
Round 2 :-
Chain 3
1 dc into every stitch
2 dc into the corner
Then chain 2
And 2 dc into the same corner
Repeat the same pattern for the next 3 sides
Close round 2 by making a slip stitch into the chain 3
Round 3 :-
Repeat the same pattern for round three
Just leaving this here for anyone who needs it 🌷❤️
Thank you so much this really helped ❤❤!
I appreciate a written pattern. Can't rely on memory anymore!
Thankyou
Thank you so much. was about to watch video and take notes.
Tanks for the written pattern,, I’m making lap afghans for folks in wheelchair , pattern goes fast, 🧶🧶
For the newbies. Each row the stitch increases by four. You might find that bit of information helpful. By round 4 you should have 12 double crochets across. Round 5 you should have 16 and so on.
Thank you for adding that helpful tip Christine! 😊
@@CrochetWithTiffany , you’re welcome. It’s been quite a few years since I’ve picked up my hooks and thought I would start with something easy. And I remember when I began, that stitch count was so very helpful to me.
Thank you for this. I was wondering how many I should have on each row.
@@mistylawrence422 , you’re welcome.
Very helpful! Thank you!
This is great. I'm an actual, certified granny, but I never learned how to do this (or actually any) Granny Square. I did somehow learn to crochet, though. In my advanced age, I'm now going to finally master the granny square! Your directions are so easy to understand and the camera is placed just perfectly so that it's easy to see what you're doing. Thank you so much!
I followed your pattern exactly, and did three rounds, but I’m ending up with 3 sides of 10, and 1 side with 12. What am I doing wrong?
yeah no, I’ve tried 7 different granny squares & I can’t figure out which one to slip stitch into to end the round. I give up on them.
No worries! Honestly, granny squares are not for everyone and that’s ok! There are a tremendous amount of different crochet project types to play with. Have fun sampling a bit of everything to find what you love most. 🤗❤️🧶
Why did you not show round 3 all the way round as I’m just learning and I needed to see what you were doing
Oh! All we are doing is repeating EXACTLY what we did in round 2. If you need a little more guidance I definitely recommend you get the pattern to help you follow through the entire round and there's a diagram that might help you too. 😊❤️🧶
This video is absolutely helpful❤❤ but as a beginner here I do have few doubt :/
1. How do you do the slip stich to close each rounds, how do you know which stich to put the hook through to close the round?
2. How do you change the last row into a new color?
3. Can I make a tote bag with these granny squares?
I am sorry if my questions sounds dumb, I am a newbie and really need some help with the basics 😢
Hi there. Your questions are absolutely not dumb, they are great questions! I'm so glad you asked them because they tell me where you are coming from. Your questions such as the slip stitch, where to place your crochet hook and color changes can all be found in crochet basics. Sometimes we want to jump right into a project but we are not quite ready. And that is perfectly ok! Check out my Crochet Basic Playlist that I will link here. It will help you so much.
CROCHET BASICS: ua-cam.com/play/PL6HRmAfbRXTUozLviGpviKkzlbRS4VKh3.html
There are so many things you could make with this granny square! Including a tote bag. You could follow my granny square tote bag tutorial for some guidance and just swap out those squares for these ones.
Keep learning and keep growing. You'll get this! 😊❤️🧶
@@CrochetWithTiffany oweee thank you soo much!!! Have a great day angel 🥺❤️
Your Mom would be so glad you are learning to do something she enjoyed during her life time. I have no daughters to leave all my sewing materials to so im sure my sons will take it all to goodwill or throw everything in the trash. It breaks my heart to even think of it anyway i wish your learning experience to be a happy one. Making things for others has given me so much pleasure and peace of mind❤
Oh love, if you would ever want to find a good home for all of your beloved materials I would be more than happy to find one for you. Completely up to you, but feel free to write down my shipping address and you can let your sons know that they can send whatever you wish to me. I'm not much of a sewer but I can reach people and bless people who are. Just a thought. Let's make this world a beautiful place together Roberta.
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Hi I am following this tutorial and mine is warping and I’ve followed it exactly and the stitches are counting properly
Hmm, the warping might be a sign of how tight your stitches are. This is super common. There are a couple different things you can try to adjust this. You can try working with a crochet hook that is a little bigger to loosen up your stitches, or you can also try working with a thinner yarn. Give that a try. 😊❤️🧶
I wish you'd have shown what it was meant to look after each step - youre finger was covering it so I got so lost 😭
So sorry about that Nat. I’ll remember this in future tutorials.
this is a good tutorial but next time maybe go a little slower i had to pause a few times to catch up. still a good tutorial though.
I love this stitch but I think you’re going too fast and don’t explain the corners enough after the second row, I had to pull everything apart and rewatch 4 different times to get it right
I’m sorry about that. If I ever go to fast for you feel free to slow down my video. You actually have control over how fast or slow my video goes by clicking on the setting button which will either look like a little gear ⚙️ or it will be the 3 dots in the upper right hand corner. Bush playback speed and adjust. Hope that helps. 😊❤️🧶
Or how to count so that it is even
@@CrochetWithTiffany I appreciate you taking the time to read the comments ❤️
Best tutorial I've ever watched are you kidding me?! I didn't feel like I was left behind or needed to pause the video the whole time.
Love this. About to try it right now!!
I have a question, so in the video (row 2) after working the corner space, we DC into that opening directly following the chain 2 space, and then DC three more times, and do not DC the the opening directly before the chain 2 space? I'm a little confused on that part. I slowed down the video and still need a little guidance. I hope my question makes sense! I keep crocheting both openings or none at all and it messes me up every time. Thank you for your time :)
Hmm, I'm not sure I follow. If you can get the pattern I think it would help a lot! I created a diagram you can follow along with to see where I put each stitch. If you have the opportunity, I would love for you to join me over in my Crochet Club! Every Wednesday at 7pm CST we have a zoom meeting were I can see your work and have a better idea how to walk you through what's going on. You can also post pictures of your project in the community questions section and get lots of help through it. You will have so much support and guidance over there. I hope this helps!
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Is it possible to make this with thicker yarn?
Would it look different or off due to it being bigger/thicker yarn?
I’m sorry if this is a silly question, I’m fairly new at this 😅
Hi there! YES! You can work this pattern with a thicker yarn. You will notice that the project itself will be thicker. You will want to adjust the crochet hook size you are using to match the size yarn you are using. This will help a lot to make sure that the project lays flat and works the way you want it to. 🤗💖🧶
Ok so I have a problem making this pattern… in all of my rounds, after I do the chain 3 and DC on top of next stitch there’s a larger gap between those two than the other DCs. I am using a thinner yarn but I don’t see why that would be a problem. The chain 3 just doesn’t connect close enough to the next DC so it makes a big hole. Ever had this problem?
No worries. Sometimes this happens. In such a case go ahead and only chain 2 instead of chaining 3. It wont hurt anything and it should shrink that gap you are talking about. Hope this helps! 😊❤️🧶
Why is my square curling 🥴
Great question @kathleenwahl3130. That usually happens when our tension is tight. Try using a larger crochet hook to see if that helps. 😊❤️🧶
@@CrochetWithTiffany thanks for answering me,,, I love making the solid granny,,, 👍🧶
Did I do something wrong...any time I came to the end of a row or round, that last side that I slip-stitched into always had one extra DC. So I ended up just taking out one for that last row so all 4 sides are even. But am I missing something?
Hmm, I'm not really sure. So hard when I can't see what you're looking at. I think the most helpful tip I could give here is just to make sure you are staying on count for each round. As long as you are staying on count and your corners are worked how I show you should be fine. It took me until I got to round 4 or 5 for the pattern to really take shape AND I also blocked my square for those crisp sides. All things to keep in mind as you are working up your square if it is not looking perfect right away. 😊❤️🧶
So, if you do a magic ring, instead of the chain 4, you'd still chain 3 before starting your double crochet stitches into the ring--right? I always end up with a giant center hole that I can't really close when I do a chain instead of a magic ring.
Great question. Yes, if you chain 4, you will then slip stitch into the first chain to form that center ring. After you form the center ring THEN chain 3 to start your round 1. 😊🧶❤️
Somehow after the first few rounds mine was a circle, not a square. Looks cool, but I don’t know what I did wrong.
Great observation. Keep going. towards the beginning the corner spaces are trying to take shape but won't be super defined as a square unless you block it. If you continue on you should start to see that very defined look after round 6. To help give you some piece of mind, I did block this square before taking the picture so you could see the details more distinctly. If you are following everything just as I explain it, you should be good. Trust the process and keep moving forward. You got this! 😊🧶❤️
I like how she goes way too fast for beginners. Worst tutorial video ever and completely usless
I'm so sorry you feel that way. Did you know that you can actually slow down a video to the speed you need? Just go to the videos settings, click playback speed, and slow it down to the speed that works best for you. The biggest challenge here on UA-cam is meeting everyone's needs. What works great for some people does not work for other people. 🤷🏼♀️
how much yarn would a person need if they were doing this but wants to do 3 colors of squares to make a throw blanket?
That is a great question! How I would figure this out for the most accurate answer would be to make one square. Measure how wide and how long it is. Then take it apart and measure how much yarn was in the one square. Convert inches to yards (if you need help you can just insert this into google for a quick answer). That is how many yards you will need for just the one square and it's dimensions. Now figure out how wide and how long you will want your blanket to be. How many squares can fit widthwise and how many square can fit lengthwise. If you need help visualizing, use grid paper. Now how many squares do you need to fill in the whole blanket? Divide this number by 3 for your 3 colors. Take that answer and multiply it by how many yards were in the one square. Now you know approximately how much yarn you will need to make all the squares you will need for your blanket. Don't forget to account for the amount of yarn you will need for joining the squares together and if you would like to make a border around your blanket to clean up the sides. There is no real way of knowing how much yarn you will need for the joining and border so I would error on buying an extra skein or two just in case. 😊❤️🧶
As a beginner, I personally would say this is for advanced beginners cause I feel like I'll need to do some pausing & rewinding, as well as having some questions. I'm saving this for when I feel I might be ready. I've also not done anything in the round yet, so that's my biggest unknown. I'm fine with double crochet, I'm currently practicing those. Thanks!
I would recommend slowing down a LOT because I've had to run it back so much I've lost count and by the time you're finishing your fourth DC I'm still trying to find the correct placement of my first one.
Thank you for the feedback! It helps me to do better. ❤️🧶
Other than slowing down, you are great! Thank you! 😊
Where would I put my stitch marker to know where the end of my row is. This way I know where to end my row.
Great question Sarah. Because we are working closed rounds you don't really need a stitch marker. You will be able to see where the row begins and ends based on the displacement of the height of stitch. If you would like to use a stitch marker I would place it in the corner we close the round in. 😊🧶❤️
Where would be the best place to put the stitch marker so I know where my row ends and I have one more double crochet in the corner
Hmm, If you are finding you have an extra double crochet in the corner I recommend counting the number of stitches you have in your row so you know when to stop. That would be most helpful and quickly give you the result you are looking for. 😊
This was great! I am learning to crochet and just picked this hobby up a week ago. This was simple to follow and pretty. Thank you for sharing!
I’m so glad you like it! 😊❤️🧶
My granny square's middle ring is too big, and I don't know how to close it a little. If anyone can help me, it would be much appreciated🫠
Great question! The best way to make a tighter center is to begin with a Magic Ring. This will allow you to synch the center closed. 😊❤️🧶
@CrochetWithTiffany okayyy I'll definitely try again later🫶
I've had trouble with this technique before... I will watch your video again, and I think (?) I will be able to master it. I hope...
Thanks so much for sharing this pattern/tutorial! I'm trying to re-learn after brain injury and really struggle with some, but this one came much more easily than others have!!😊
I’m so glad you had a good experience with this project Tricia! It is huge what you have gone through. I’m so glad to see you back at it. 😊❤️🧶
Wonderful tutorial! I have started crocheting 2 weeks ago, and managed to ramp up my skills quite quickly thanks to tutorials that were ultra easy to follow like yours. Thank you!
At the end of round 3 you worked 2 extra stitches in and then slipped stitches to close the round off. Can someone please help me…will this increase every round you do? So round 4 you would work 4 extra stitches in and then slip stitch to close?
Hi A S. With this pattern, we work one stitch on top of every stitch, in each corner you work (2 stitches, chain 2, 2 stitches). If you follow the pattern, every single round I add 4 stitches per side. That means each round I will continue to add more stitches before I slip stitch the row closed. Getting the pattern will help tremendously! I have a diagram that helps you visually and the directions should help you to see the pattern.
I highly recommend for the best experience with this project. 😊❤️🧶
@@CrochetWithTiffany thank you so much! That is very helpful 🥰
Suggestion: have your tail for weaving in a lot longer than just a couple of inches.
Thank you. I appreciate the suggestion. 😊
I love this soooo much. FINALLY a granny square tutorial I can understand. I love how you explain what you're doing, where you're going, showing very clearly and pointing out where you're going. Thank you so much!! ❤️❤️
About how many yards of yarn does each square require at this size?
Great question. It will vary but it would take approximately 30 yards of yarn.
I watched so many granny square tutorials and this was the easiest one to follow. Thank you!!
Just because I'm from Hindi ..vedio start from 3:21 ..enjoy😅🤍
definitely not the first one to say this but THANK YOU, as a beginner I feel like a lot of tutorials are overly complicated but this one is super simple to understand and enjoyable to follow!!!
I'm So Glad!!!! Yay!! So happy my video was able to help you make this Granny Square. Thank you for crocheting with me. 😊❤️🧶
I love this stitch. Granny squares are too open for me but this is perfect. Thank you. I had never heard of this stitch.
How do it finish off at the end? 😭 am I blind? Is it in the video? Did I miss it?
I apologize for not being clear about that. What you will do is complete a round by closing that fourth corner. Then cut your yarn with a 4 to 5 inch long tail. Pull the yarn tail through the loop on your crochet hook and pull tight for a tie off. Then take your yarn needle and weave in your tail. I left this tutorial open ended because you can really choose how big or small you want your square to be. 😊🧶❤️
I just subscribed to your channel, thank you for the clear instructions
I was looking for just a nice plain granny square and this one worked perfectly since I can control how big I want it to be
Looking forward to looking through your videos
Thanks!
Hi Mary! Welcome to my channel! I'm so glad you found me! Thank you so much for subscribing. I hope you find many fun crochet videos to watch. 😊❤️🧶
This would make a great temperature blanket for next year for me
Yes it would!! I love that idea Kathy! 😊❤️🧶
Mine when I keep doing same thing In 1 color it puckers .
I wonder if this is a tension thing. Try working this square again but with a slightly larger crochet hook. 😊❤️🧶
I love the simplicity of this square and it is a great beginner square. If you want a more seamless close of the round you join with a half double crochet (hdc) to the beginning chain or stitch. I do a stacked single crochet (sc) instead of a chain. The hdc counts as a chain 2 and allows you to always start in the corner with a chain 2 (or stacked sc) and 1 double crochet (dc) then you finish the round with 2 dc joining with a hdc. Works the same if you only chain 1 in the corners. You just join with a sc to count as your chain 1 at the end.
Love watching your tutorials!! You make crocheting so easy for me. Thank you for your time 😊!!!
chain 4, sl st into first ch, ch 3, 3 dc, ch 2, 4 dc, ch 2, 4 dc, ch 2, 4 dc, ch 2, sl st into ch 3, ch 3
I love this, so simple but beautiful pattern. Thanks Tiffany 💙🧡💛💚
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Hi, just love it. I was just thinking how would it be to just continue the square, changing colors. Thank you so much, you are a great teacher.
I started it n like the way u teach
Thank you so much! So glad you found my channel. 😊❤️🧶
I started crocheting 4 months ago, starting with animals. The last month I have been trying to find an easy square pattern to follow to make a blanket for my granny and this was so easy!!! I couldn't ask Granny so this was definitely the next best option!
Love this!! I’ll definitely be doing this! I’m really loving crochet..it’s so addictive😄
Hi Tiffany Hansen awesome thank you and I love your channel and your videos and if you keep making videos I will keep watching them and what is your favorite crochet project to work on right now and favorite types of yarn to used when crocheting ❤
I love this granny Square. I’m actually going to make it gigantic into a blanket. I’m gonna just keep going and going. I’m sure it’ll turn out beautiful.
Thank you Tiffany 😊 you have a beautiful and inspiring way of teaching. Love that color of yarn! It looks like macrame, would love to make a throw with those squares.
Blessings to you and yours 💖
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I would enjoy it more if you weren’t so fast
Try slowing down the video and see if that helps. You can control the speed by going to settings and clicking on Playback Speed. 😊
Well, that's a little spooky. I'm literally right in the middle of doing a solid granny square right now! 😂 The only minor differences are that the pattern I'm using starts off with a magic ring,, used 3DC instead of 4DC per cluster on round one and slip stitches into the corner chain space to start the next round - but otherwise, it is identical.
Wished you started with a magic circle. But I loved how quick you taught the pattern.
For round 2, I have been doing chain 3 for every corner and it was not coming proper square. In my 3 rd attempt I realized chain 3 should be taken only at the beginning of the round😅
My granny square was wavy what did I do wrong?
Hmm, there could be a couple reason. One, check how tight your stitches are. It's possible that the stitches just don't have enough room to lay flat. Second, count your stitches in each round. Sometimes we just go without counting thinking we got it but it is very easy to get off track. For me personally, I will count the number of stitches I have in each row for the first 4 rounds to make sure I see the rhythm and then I'll count the number of stitches I have in each round every few rows to make sure I am staying on track. I hope this helps you out Rose. 😊❤️🧶
Great tutorial! I’m a beginner and I found it ways to follow. I tried 2 others before this and they were too complicated. The only I felt was missing it how to end it. I’m new to crocheting so I wasn’t sure how to knot it at the end?
great video, I wanted to make a baby blanket but unfortunately it didn't turn out nice and square after I made it bigger
Hi Tiffany I have tried this so many times and some reason I just couldn't get it😒I watched your video and did it thats crazy im excited now lol thank you this video helped me🙂🥰
Oh WOW! Well GREAT JOB!! I’m so excited that you finally got it! It can be so frustrating when you’re not sure why you’re not getting something but when you finally get it. Oh it feels so rewarding. So Kudos!! 😊❤️🧶
Do you join chain in both loops or just back only
Great question. In this pattern we are working under both loops only. 😊🧶❤️
I started yesterday and I’m somehow already doing alright with granny squares
But I just wanna watch this for now (it’s late)
Love this solid granny square.
hi so at the end of round 3 I made a couple of extra sts and then closed round 3 , but you don't say if we do this at the end of round 4 and 5 ?
I've done 5 rounds and now that side definitely looks longer than round 4 and 5 ???
I have been trying to crochet granny squares with no luck. but I've never thought have 4 dc instead of 3 might be something to try.
Awesome 😎 thank you ❤️🌻🙏🏽
Very easy but I started to get frustrated in the beginning so I used a 6.5 needle which helped a lot
I love this more solid and simple granny square! You have a wonderful voiceover quality and your explanations are simple and to the point. I have gotten exactly what I was looking for in this video and I have started the project I conceived with your help! I appreciate the straightforward American version of the stitches, otherwise it is too crazy hearing both the US and UK versions!Thanks so much!
Tiffany, i purchased your pattern and believe that there is a minor mistake in the pattern. At the bottom of page 2 in the parentheses it indicates (Dc, ch 2, 2Dc). But in your video you say 2Dc, ch2, 2Dc.
Hi Betsy. Thank you so much for pointing this out to me. I'll go back and double check the pattern to make sure the video and pattern match up. I appreciate you reaching out to me. 😊❤️🧶
You can see the joins in every round
Yes, that is correct. This is just one way to do a granny square like this. There are other techniques you could use to hide the join. 😊
Thank you! I made one extra round as I wanted to make fingerless gloves out of the granny squares, cuz the real tutorials take to much time 😅
Great tutorial, never crochet before but I finished my first square with your help
I LOVE this pattern!!
i just don't carre for the hole in my granny squares, so I do the magic ring, and go from there.
Thank you so much for this video, I’ve been trying for 2 years and finally did it because of you ❤
Awe! Thank you so much for the feedback! You've got this! 🤗❤️🧶
Would you explain how to change color ever row,
Hmm, that depends on if you are switching between 2 different colors or if you are integrating many different colors. If you are just switching between 2 different colors I would end the round, drop a color, pick up the second color and then begin the next round. If you are incorporating many colors I would tie off the yarn at the end of the round and then slip stitch to attach the next color in the same stitch you ended the last round. I hope this helps. 😊❤️🧶
Thank You Very Much
I’m struggling with starting the circle. It always seems to clunky and I lose the middle in the process. I will keep trying tho ! I’m making a Christmas present for my bf so I can’t stop now
I really liked this Granny Square! I bought some yarn that’s a 3 weight the other day, I usually always use the 4 weight. I can’t take it back because I couldn’t find my receipt! And to it was on sale so they probably wouldn’t have taken it back anyway. But I’m using this yarn and I’ll make a lot of these squares and then sew them together and make a blanket! It will come in handy for me, or I could use it as a Christmas gift! Thank you so much Tiffany, I was wondering how I was going to use this yarn up! (The yarn I have is Lion Brand - Mandala in color #205AW-Echo Caves)
Thanks again, NORMA COLLINS FROM TEXAS
Slip knot
Ch 4
Sl in chain number 1
Round 1 : ch 3, 3 dc in circle, ch 2, 4 dc in circle, ch 2, 4dc in circle, ch2, 4dc in circle, ch 2, slip stick on the top of the square
Round 2 to any round : 1dc in every stich except the corners,
Once a corner is reached : 2dc, ch 2, 2dc and repeat..
This is awesome, thank you!
I am going to make dots, traditional granny squares and plain squares for the dogs and cats at our no kill shelter!
Now this square, it looks gorgeous and will help add a change to the blankets.
Hi Ms. Tiffany 😊. I’m making this square to put a pocket of the campfire cardigan for my husband. Which I called it Kimono for him, because it’s really big. Thank you Ms. Tifanny🙏😘🤗🩷
Haha love it! 😄❤️🧶
Loved this pattern so much, you explain so well, thank you so much 💕
Love this pattern and I’m going to make a blanket. How would I attach the squares together?
Great question! There are actually many different ways you can join the squares together! It's really personal preference. I have 2 different videos you can check out for ideas: 7 different join methods: ua-cam.com/video/VKG_M__Ysb0/v-deo.htmlsi=sGFW_8cMYuM18mgk
3 joining methods I'm obsessed with: ua-cam.com/video/-3i7_Yxc8LU/v-deo.htmlsi=IwPcMsQegjhIrv9B
Hi Tiffany! I love this granny square. Thank you for this tutorial, I have been wanting to make an afgan with these squares.
Can I just keep going until it’s a blanket? Would that work? By the way this was the first granny square tutorial I’ve seen and been able to understand!
Hi Christine! Yes, you can absolutely keep going and make this square as large as you want! I think I have actually seen a blanket that looked like this square just kept going. I'm so happy my video tutorial actually helped you out! That is always so important to me. I hope you have a lot of fun with this project. 😊❤️🧶
This so adorable! Thank you for sharing and for making it so easy to follow 😊! You're super!!
I Have to try this one if i cant go fishing might as well injoy makeing these😁
Thank you ❤
Editing/cutting through stitches confused me so much. I slowed down to .25x and still couldn’t figure out the first part because of the editing.
My apologies. I’ll do better in the future.