@@PlayHookywithMe❤ so beautiful ❤ thank you for teaching us ❤ please can you show us how to make this in a triangular granny to be used in a cardigan please please 🙏 ❤
I cannot be more pleased with this tutorial. I was looking for floral hexagon granny squares for a table runner I am making, no extra talk or lingo, this is my kind of video!!!
Hello Roz love 💘 the sunflower hexagon & half granny hexagon are lovely . I could see the half as a pocket on a bag or something. You always come out swinging. Have a blessed day and give the boys a hug.
“Join as you go”is a great way but that would mean redoing a lot of them or adding an extra round. I have a lot of joining videos. Here’s a playlist : ua-cam.com/play/PLnn12fDX5S3Nhm8bNbTH1_ZPQup2-kbwD.html&si=L2Pi_5Nq1cpb6wGg
R1 : CH3, 11SC [12] R2 : CH1 SC into the same stitch, 2SC in each stitch R3: CH3 DC3 into same stitch, CH2, SK1, DC4TOG [ 12 petals] R4 : granny clusters
4 ply is usually a weight 1/fingering weight or sock yarn. Typically a hook anywhere from 2.5- 3.5 mm works well for that. Hopefully you have a yarn label to confirm this . Or if you know the yarn brand , you can find the details online 💕
Hi Roz: Just completed this granny square which measures 4-1/2”. I love the pattern, but needs to be a 5” square. Will need 5 squares total. Could I add a row to it? Appreciate your feedback. 💜😎🇺🇸
@ You are so nice to answer my question. Will take your suggestion and use my 5.5 mm hook. Hope you and your family are having a wonderful weekend. Thank you. 💜🤞🏼
When you’re done with all 11 DC (plus the magic ring 12) and you slip stitch top of chain. Is it the first chain off the magic ring where you only did 2 chains (plus chain on magic ring=3) or the next DC after chaining 2?
Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I did a slip stitch in the top of the very first chain 3. BUT you can slip stitch into the first true dc made if you like the look better. Just count your dc’s and see that you have 12 stitches to work into for the next round . ✨❤️
Each square with this yarn measured 4x4 inches. For 1 square I used : Thistle 1 gram Honey 3 grams Ivory 4 grams I haven’t made a blanket but based on a 4x5 foot blanket (48 x 60 inches) you’d need about 180 squares. Thistle 180g (2 skeins) Honey 540g (6 skeins) Ivory 720g (8 skeins) Hope that helps
Like someone else commented, I cannot clearly see the transition space for the second SC between rounds 1 and 2 because of the background shadow from your fingers. Could you please do a slow short and closely demonstrate that transition point when you are not changing colors? Thanks!
Awesome - oh I didn’t think about a half square! You should be able to use the half hexagon pattern . when you reach round 4 , do a ch 3 in the first space (this will replace the first side cluster ) , then follow along doing the same sequence you did for for the square . Then end with a double crochet in the last space available (this will replace the second side cluster) .If you watch the half hexagon portion, it will make more sense. I’ll play with it more to confirm this then write it in the description box below the video 🌻❤️🧶
Hi, I just discovered your channel today and I can't stop watching your videos, starting from today you can consider me a big fan 😍 I just want to ask you to add Arabic translation in your videos please 😊
@@fatimahaider8172 I have a lot of videos so it will take time to go through and find all I’m those categories. Please send specific videos and I’ll add when I can. For now , I added Arabic to the color choosing and most frequently asked beginner crochet questions video 💕
Good morning. I am considering making the hexagon but using Size 10 crochet thread. My question is: how do I increase the number of rows so I don't have to make a bazillion squares, lol. I'm planning to make a mid length skirt. Thanks for your help. Be blessed 😇
Oh, sure . Just keep increasing by repeating the last round. You’ll add your corners the same and then you’ll increase your clusters on the side after each round. Right now you only have 1 cluster between the corners. The next round you’ll have 3 and so on … It will grow incrementally. It’s just like a typical granny square. 👍🏻💕
@@carolyngardner9768 That's right, you'd do the same thing with your half hexagons. There are several ways you could join them. Check out my "joining" playlist, but if you want to do a "join as you go method", I would recommend you watch this one: ua-cam.com/video/loW2JxkxXnQ/v-deo.htmlsi=KWlHeETO8DC0Si9t
If you take a finished one and lay a piece of paper over it to see the pentagon shape you need, you can follow the way I approached the half square in a similar way to make it . 👍🏻💕
@@PlayHookywithMe thank you so much for your quick response! I figured it out. The stitches you're starting with has to be divided by five, so if you start with ten instead of twelve it's working out the same way 👍
I like what you do, but I can't do it because I don't understand your language. Greetings from Türkiye, could you please open the Turkish translation part of your videos? so that I can easily eat, thank you for what you do, love...
I can't even get past the double crochet from the magic circle. I tried slowing the playback but i can't see it clearly and it looks all wrong. I've avoided granny squares for 10 years because i can't understand them
I know this was quite a while ago but you can always chain 4 and join to the first chain as your middle! Then work your dc into the middle of the chain circle
Magic rings are not easy, don’t be discouraged! You can do a handful of single crochets, join the first to the last chair and then make your doubled into the loop. You can still pull it tight too
Happy Mother's Day 🌻💛 I hope you enjoy this sunflower granny square and hexagon just in time for summer xx
Happy Meow-ther's Day, to Roz. I am from Kansas, so I will have to make something using the square! Thanks. 💜🌸💚🐾
I really loved this tutorial! It was super easy to get the hang of it
@@evahascramps awe ! So glad 🧶🥰🥰🥰
@@PlayHookywithMe❤ so beautiful ❤
thank you for teaching us ❤
please can you show us how to make this in a triangular granny
to be used in a cardigan
please please 🙏 ❤
Happy mother's day from a year later ❤
Excellent video. So clear explanation and demonstration. Brilliant teacher.
Thank you so much !🧶💕
I cannot be more pleased with this tutorial. I was looking for floral hexagon granny squares for a table runner I am making, no extra talk or lingo, this is my kind of video!!!
Awesome, I’m so glad you found the video useful 😀🧶💕
Hello Roz love 💘 the sunflower hexagon & half granny hexagon are lovely . I could see the half as a pocket on a bag or something. You always come out swinging. Have a blessed day and give the boys a hug.
Thank you so much , Angela ! 😽
❤🌻 I just love sunflowers and your right the red/rust would be great.
Glad you like it! 😀❤️🧶🌻
I just crochet my very first granny square following your tutorial. Thank you so much. 😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Ive been wanting to learn and make my daughter a baggy for her bday. Sunflowers are her favorite flowers :)
Wonderful! She will love it! ❤️
What a beautiful art with perfection 100%❤
I’ve learned a lot of neat crochet tricks from you. I love your channel. Great content! ❤
So glad , thank you 😀🧶💕
Lovely granny squares
Thank you 🧶❤️
@PlayHookywithMe You're welcome
THANK YOU... ❤HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY TO YOU TOO💐🙏
Thank you so much 😀❤️❤️❤️
Ooooh, I like the last stitch a lot 😮
I LOVE YOUR TUTORIALS A LOT!
I’m so glad that you do ! ❤️
This is beautiful! Can't wait to try it!
Love this pretty flower granny square! I’m going to do the hexagon. Thank you for your excellent tutorial! 🤗
Wonderful 😀thank you 🌻❤️
Such a cute idea!
Thank you 😀🧶💛
Thank you so much for this!!! I’ve been trying to make a bucket hat but I didn’t know where to start and your Tutorial was so easy to follow 🥹
Oh, good, I’m glad it helped 😀👏🏻💕
Best one I have seen ❤❤
this is the best crochet tutorial i’ve ever used! thank you so much 🥰
Awe, I’m so glad you enjoyed it, thank you ! 😀❤️
Love this granny! Thank you for the awesome tutorial!
Thank you, Kathi! 😀🌻💕
♥️♥️♥️ So beautiful! Will definitely be making these. Sunflowers are a favorite.
Also beautiful is your cat! 😻
I’m so glad! 🌻 and thank you on Biscuit -he is more of a yarn addict than I am, I think 😅🧶💕
I started making these, and they are lovely, but now I'm trying to learn to join, something I forgot I would be needing in my excitement.
“Join as you go”is a great way but that would mean redoing a lot of them or adding an extra round. I have a lot of joining videos.
Here’s a playlist :
ua-cam.com/play/PLnn12fDX5S3Nhm8bNbTH1_ZPQup2-kbwD.html&si=L2Pi_5Nq1cpb6wGg
@@PlayHookywithMe OH! Thank you, I appreciate the reply! I get ahead of myself in excitement.
@@FoxInSocksInABox I can relate!
Lovely. Thanks for sharing 🙂
That was fantastic. Thank you
Thank you so much 😀💕
Super easy to follow. Thank you so much! Don’t know What i am creating yet. Mabye a bag, blankett table cloth 😅
👏🏻💕
Thank you❤
Sooooo pretty omg 😱🥰
Thanks so much 🌻😃❤️
How pretty.
Thank you 😃 🌻
this was perfect, just needed a pentagon 😢
It's beautiful ty😊
Thank you ! 🧶💕
Thank you so much ☺️
Happy Mother’s Day
Thank you 😚
So cute thank you.
Thank you 💛 😀
R1 : CH3, 11SC [12]
R2 : CH1 SC into the same stitch, 2SC in each stitch
R3: CH3 DC3 into same stitch, CH2, SK1, DC4TOG [ 12 petals]
R4 : granny clusters
Love this pattern! If I want to use 4 ply acrylic yarn, what size hook should I use?
4 ply is usually a weight 1/fingering weight or sock yarn. Typically a hook anywhere from 2.5- 3.5 mm works well for that.
Hopefully you have a yarn label to confirm this . Or if you know the yarn brand , you can find the details online 💕
Hi Roz:
Just completed this granny square which measures 4-1/2”. I love the pattern, but needs to be a 5” square. Will need 5 squares total. Could I add a row to it? Appreciate your feedback. 💜😎🇺🇸
You could add an extra round , yes, but maybe consider going up a half hook size and it should stretch to the size you need. Good luck 🧶❤️
@ You are so nice to answer my question. Will take your suggestion and use my 5.5 mm hook. Hope you and your family are having a wonderful weekend. Thank you. 💜🤞🏼
@ thank you , Joanne! Good luck and hope that does the trick. Happy week to you 💕🧶
When you’re done with all 11 DC (plus the magic ring 12) and you slip stitch top of chain. Is it the first chain off the magic ring where you only did 2 chains (plus chain on magic ring=3) or the next DC after chaining 2?
Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I did a slip stitch in the top of the very first chain 3.
BUT you can slip stitch into the first true dc made if you like the look better. Just count your dc’s and see that you have 12 stitches to work into for the next round . ✨❤️
Thank you ☺️
Hello loved this video on sunflower. Approximately how many skeins of ivory, thistle and honey would i need to make a small blanket
Each square with this yarn measured 4x4 inches.
For 1 square I used :
Thistle 1 gram
Honey 3 grams
Ivory 4 grams
I haven’t made a blanket but based on a 4x5 foot blanket (48 x 60 inches) you’d need about 180 squares.
Thistle 180g (2 skeins)
Honey 540g (6 skeins)
Ivory 720g (8 skeins)
Hope that helps
I know it’s late but how many of the granny squares would I need for a blanket❤
I never made this into a blanket - just a sample to show you the stitches 🧶💕
If I’m adding another round to the square, do I keep triple crochets for the corner or switch to doubles?
If it were me, I’d switch back to double crochets but I’d recommend you try both and see what look you like best.
I tried both today! Double works better for the second round. Tysm for sharing this pattern and your input! 🫶🏾
@@kaeter428 wonderful! 😀👏🏻👏🏻💕
Like someone else commented, I cannot clearly see the transition space for the second SC between rounds 1 and 2 because of the background shadow from your fingers. Could you please do a slow short and closely demonstrate that transition point when you are not changing colors? Thanks!
I’m sorry that was hard to see . ❤️
This is 🥰 cute! I’m currently making a bag making sunflower pattern. I was wondering can u make a half square? Thanks😊
Awesome - oh I didn’t think about a half square! You should be able to use the half hexagon pattern . when you reach round 4 , do a ch 3 in the first space (this will replace the first side cluster ) , then follow along doing the same sequence you did for for the square . Then end with a double crochet in the last space available (this will replace the second side cluster) .If you watch the half hexagon portion, it will make more sense.
I’ll play with it more to confirm this then write it in the description box below the video 🌻❤️🧶
@@PlayHookywithMe thank you 😊
Hi, I just discovered your channel today and I can't stop watching your videos, starting from today you can consider me a big fan 😍
I just want to ask you to add Arabic translation in your videos please 😊
I’m so glad you liked the videos, thank you !
Let me know which videos you want translated and I’ll add them . 💕🧶
@@PlayHookywithMe Tips and guides videos and beginners videos also the colour choosing video please 🙏❤️
@@fatimahaider8172 I have a lot of videos so it will take time to go through and find all I’m those categories.
Please send specific videos and I’ll add when I can. For now , I added Arabic to the color choosing and most frequently asked beginner crochet questions video 💕
@@PlayHookywithMe thank you very much ❤️. I appreciated that
Can you make a triangle? Half square??
Good morning. I am considering making the hexagon but using Size 10 crochet thread. My question is: how do I increase the number of rows so I don't have to make a bazillion squares, lol. I'm planning to make a mid length skirt. Thanks for your help. Be blessed 😇
Oh, sure . Just keep increasing by repeating the last round. You’ll add your corners the same and then you’ll increase your clusters on the side after each round.
Right now you only have 1 cluster between the corners. The next round you’ll have 3 and so on … It will grow incrementally.
It’s just like a typical granny square. 👍🏻💕
Hi.... Thank you so much... I would also do similar for the half hexagon? Also do you have a video on how to join pieces? Thanks again.
@@carolyngardner9768 That's right, you'd do the same thing with your half hexagons. There are several ways you could join them. Check out my "joining" playlist, but if you want to do a "join as you go method", I would recommend you watch this one:
ua-cam.com/video/loW2JxkxXnQ/v-deo.htmlsi=KWlHeETO8DC0Si9t
Hey there, amazing tutorial but can someone tell me how I can turn this into a Pentagon square?
If you take a finished one and lay a piece of paper over it to see the pentagon shape you need, you can follow the way I approached the half square in a similar way to make it . 👍🏻💕
@@PlayHookywithMe thank you so much for your quick response!
I figured it out. The stitches you're starting with has to be divided by five, so if you start with ten instead of twelve it's working out the same way 👍
@@lauha_loves_sun6510 bravo 🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻💕
🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
What kind of yarn you use, pls
Cotton yarn , weight 4 . “I love this cotton yarn “ hobby lobby
Is there a print version of the pattern? Thanks!
No, sorry 💕
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hello! do you happen to have a written pattern I could follow along with?
Hi Ashley, I’m sorry , I don’t at this time.
I’m going to start working on a site this summer but I know that doesn’t help you right now.
@@PlayHookywithMe that’s okay! I can just use the video. I’m still new & trying to work on my pattern reading while following along to a video 😊
Do you have a tutorial on how to make a zipper pouch from this?
Yes - just follow the pattern in the pouch video but use these sunflower squares :
ua-cam.com/video/MYjEfF6Me4s/v-deo.htmlsi=bW7i2w_6Vcj6G81E
@@PlayHookywithMe Thanks
Great but a magic circle is beyond me.
Magic Ring and Sliding Loop SIMPLIFIED (+ Hacks!)
ua-cam.com/video/ICUqDZY1QH0/v-deo.html
LOVE SUNFLOWERS 🌻 💛 HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!
So glad, thank you ! 😀🌻🧶
I like what you do, but I can't do it because I don't understand your language. Greetings from Türkiye, could you please open the Turkish translation part of your videos? so that I can easily eat, thank you for what you do, love...
I can't even get past the double crochet from the magic circle. I tried slowing the playback but i can't see it clearly and it looks all wrong. I've avoided granny squares for 10 years because i can't understand them
That’s a shame ❤️
I know this was quite a while ago but you can always chain 4 and join to the first chain as your middle! Then work your dc into the middle of the chain circle
Magic rings are not easy, don’t be discouraged! You can do a handful of single crochets, join the first to the last chair and then make your doubled into the loop. You can still pull it tight too
Go to bag o day crochet
Dark yarn is hard to follow and she isn't going very slow enough.
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Not sure what you’re referring to, how can I help you?