How to Crochet Continuous Join As You Go Granny Squares (with an invisible or braided look).
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Hey Everyone!
This tutorial shows you how to join your granny squares with the continuous join as you go method (cjayg). I will show you how to do this with the "invisible" look and then finish the tutorial with the "braided" or "rope" like effect. Both are lovely and work up super fast saving you time and yarn and way less sewing!
The yarn I'm using in this tutorial is Michaels Loops and Threads Impeccable in the colour Putty. If you are following along with the Finn's Blanket Pattern you will be joining with the colour Navy. Unfortunately Navy wasn't showing up well on my test video and I really wanted you to be able to see the effect the braided look has once finished.
Happy Crocheting!
M
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This is a GAME CHANGER! I have avoided motifs in the past because I hate seeing them together. You've opened up a whole new world for me... Thank you so much!
Amazing! I haven’t made granny squares since my grandma taught me when I was 10 as the joins were too messy (ugly) Your tutorial is so easy to follow compared to any I’ve come across. Can’t wait to start making them again as now I know the blanket will look perfect. THANK YOU.
Thank you so much!! You just changed the way I attach all squares!! I hardly ever made any afghans with squares because I hated to sew them together. I have watched others do this method and couldn't understand it but you are a great teacher!! God Bless!!
Thank you! It took me a minute to figure out how to join more squares but the diagram plus the tutorial helped a lot. I really really enjoyed joining them.
08, April 2023 You are such a good teacher. You just won yourself a fan. Thank you.
Super helpful, thanks a lot. You're an excellent teacher!
I just did this for my granny square blanket with BLACK yarn and looks so good!!! I was worried you wouldnt really be able to see the "pattern" /"braided" look with the darker yarn, but you totally can! and adds such a nice effect to the blanket. Not to mention tutorial was super helpful. Also shows what to do when you run out of yarn and how to add another roll mid project.
Amazing tutorial!! Thank you for being an amazing teacher.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, for this amazing, easy way to join granny's. 😍
Love this braided edge so much going to use it for the crochet jacket I am making thank you for making such an interesting video.
You are an increíble teacher!! Everything seems so easy to do...now I will try this one 😊
Thank you so much for this great tutorial! I haven't done any kind of granny square blankets in 8 years of crocheting because I dreaded joining the squares together. Not anymore! This was not only easy to do, but was really fun. 😁
Glad you think so-happy crocheting 🥰
Thank you! Watched many videos but this one really “clicked” for me! I feel like I really understand the join as you go method now.
Yay!! I’m so glad!! Happy crocheting ☺️
Wow 🤩👌👏👏👏👏👏🥰🥰Thank you so much. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏I’m making a baby blanket and I was looking exactly for a way to join my squares and your way is perfect. Sending lot’s of ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Way of teaching is superb,Thanks 🙏🏻
I like it is lovely to attach them
Recently subscribed from UK. I just love this tutorial, my first Jayg project and I absolutely love it, looks so neat and secure. Thank you so much ❤❤❤for
Thank you so much! Your teaching is very easy to understand.
Thanks for sharing your tutorial I really appreciate your thorough instructions💕😉🌸
I saw this done about 4 years ago but it started from the bottom . I have used it a couple of times. As you say it is very simple and have only two ends to weave in at the end. I am doing an Afghan at the moment that has 279 3inch squares.
Thank you so much I'm a beginner and this tutorial help me a lot I'm going to use to join my blanket love the way you explain it ❤❤
I love braid edge much better than others
so beautiful...!!! thank you very much for showing how to mend a new skein (31:56).
You’re very welcome! ☺️
Your videos are great and so helpful THANK YOU
Making your sunburst granny blanket. Thanks for this video. I absolutely loath sewing anything in crochet and prefer to crochet it together somehow.
Can you do a tutorial video of how you made these particular granny squares I’m particularly looking for how you made the pattern. I am a beginner, but I would love to be able to make this exact granny. If you can do a tutorial that would be so helpful thank you so much.
There is one! It’s called the “Finn starburst granny square” ❤
@@nautikrallcrochet thank you much
Very nice❤
Impressive! Thank you ! 🌺
Merci beaucoup pour votre vidéo vraiment bien explicative. Je débute les carrés granny, et ça m'est bien utile.
I want to try this with my sunflower squares, then knit on an I-cord border.
Amazing tutorial
Great tutorial! Thank you!
Just fantastic Thankyou
Excellent tutorial Thank you 😊
Hope you are feeling better
You’re welcome!! I’m getting there 😅
Happy crocheting!
Beautiful work, thank you 👏👍🙂
❤❤❤merci from Belgium !
Excelente video. Muy bien explicado. Gracias!!!
This is just fabulous and your teaching style is lovely. Is this technique available anywhere in a printed version, either pictures or text? I can't always have my laptop open while I'm crocheting and mu memory is not what it was? No doubt I'll totally 'get it' soon, but in the meantime.....
Very helpful. What is the wool used? My finish is slightly different
You are a genius !
hahaha thanks! I'll take it :)
Thank you
Do you ever use the magic circle? I’m debating on it
When doing the border for this, how to I crochet Where the blocks were joined. Thanks.
I have done ch3 for my granny squares, so do I need to add any extra chains in my corners when using this joining method??? I love the look of the braid 😍
Hi Jen, it’s entirely up to you…you don’t have to, it’ll lay flat and everything will be fine. However, if you like a more open look you may want to!
Best,
M
Thanks for this video! I'm trying to understand one thing: how do you join more than four squares? I mean if you have to join eight squares to make a single line, how do you do it?
So when I joined the second square to the first one…you follow those instructions along until all 8 squares are joined. Then you crochet along the bottom of all 8 until your back at the bottom corner of the first square. Then you would start joining your next row by following the instructions for the 3rd and 4th square until all 8 are joined to your top row. Then you just continue to repeat that row until your whole blanket is joined!!
I only show the first two squares of each row to keep the video short ❤️
Happy crocheting!
Love this what if you want to change colors? Is that possible?
I wouldn't use the continuous join if you want to change colours. I would use a regular join as you go method and attach each square individually. You follow the same method-just complete the whole round on the square and fasten off. Then attach the next. There is a Sunburst video that shows how to join them separately on my channel! M
Once you have it all joined let’s say I wanted to do one final round around the whole project.. I’m just not sure what to do when I get to the space between squares where the outside corners were joined because it’s not a traditional Cluster space
Yes! So I always put 2 DC on the one side and 2 DC on the other side of where two squares join. It ends up being a “cluster” of four-but it keeps the edges nice and flat. If you want to do an audition round after that just work regular clusters of 3DC all around. Works out perfectly.
@@nautikrallcrochet okay since my project has a single CS between clusters should I do that or will it affect how flat it lays… or maybe single chain until that spot?
And thank you so much for a quick reply! Your video was very helpful.. love the braided look
@@AaronRBeer yep! Keep the stitch between clusters ☺️
I’m trying to understand the flow of how to do this blanket. You make two squares to start, then join them, then make a third square and join that one and continue to your left that way?
YES!! that is exactly right!! Once you get the width you want then you finish up the bottom of those squares which will bring you back to the start or the row on the right hand side. Then proceed to add your next row! ☺️
I usually make all my squares first, lay them all out the way I want them and make my piles by the row so you can just fire right through them!
Thank you!
so after you attach all your squares in row 1 you crochet straight across the bottom and then start attaching row 2?
Exactly!
Will this join work ok for a wool blanket or would that be too heavy?
I usually use the tight join for wool blankets-there’s a tutorial for it in my videos section as well!
Do you do a complete corner at the top after adding a square?
After you e joined the square to the previous one you finish the corner and then continue on across the top of the square. The next corner (top left) you complete the whole corner before going down the side-then you do a half corner, ch 2 and join the next square with a standing dc. Hope this help!!
M☺️
Hello!!would you please tell me the name of the yarn(brand)?thank you so much
This was Loops and Threads Impeccable yarn from Michael’s stores.
I have watched this 20x and still cannot figure out how to begin the 2nd row of squares 😢
The second row starts at time 19:15….
Work the first half of the corner, then you put a standing DC stitch into the square you want to join and continue on!
Im trying to visualized how you look. I picture you as the blonde on Nite Court sitcom. Harry Stones daughter.
Way way to difficult for me!
Sorry but as a nct fan, the blue and light green square Is hot sauce themed
I have no idea what this means!? Good? Bad?