ROSEBUD GRANNY SQUARE

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  • Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
  • JOIN ME FOR A TUTORIAL ON HOW TO MAKE THE ROSEBUD GRANNY SQUARE. THIS BEAUTIFUL GRANNY SQUARE ISN'T TOO DIFFICULT TO DO AT ALL. I TAKE YOU STEP BY STEP THROUGH EACH ROUND. I USE US TERMINOLOGY THROUGHOUT. I ALREADY HAVE A TUTORIAL ON MY CHANNEL FOR THIS SQUARE WHERE I USE UK TERMINOLOGY. I HOPE TO HAVE THE PATTERN IN MY ETSY SHOP SOON.
    THANKS FOR WATCHING.
    BEST WISHES
    SUSAN X

КОМЕНТАРІ • 33

  • @chrisgoddard4032
    @chrisgoddard4032 Рік тому +2

    I was just looking at your Irish Rose coming up next and realized it was the very first thing my Grandmother taught me how to complete some seventy plus years ago when I was five years old. Thank you for bringing it to my memory! Haven’t made it in oh so many years

  • @openorwap5412
    @openorwap5412 Рік тому +1

    Aw, this is a very cute design - thank you for your tutorial 😊 🌹

  • @preciousbeautyj1043
    @preciousbeautyj1043 Рік тому +1

    Tiara, it’s so wonderful seeing you again. The granny square is so beautiful I just love it.

  • @shettikkawoods3248
    @shettikkawoods3248 Рік тому +1

    Springtime 🌸 beautiful pattern 😊thank you

  • @minini5571
    @minini5571 Рік тому +1

    This is so beautiful and the first tutorial of yours that I’ve followed. Very easy to follow.❤

  • @healgrowlovecommunity8397
    @healgrowlovecommunity8397 Рік тому +1

    I've been looking for something like this for ages...and it's perfect! I would like to make lots of these into a bedspread. Thank you SO much!

  • @bethdoler542
    @bethdoler542 9 місяців тому

    Very beautiful 😊

  • @luciewager7359
    @luciewager7359 Рік тому

    Lovely. I was looking for something sweet for an afghan for my granddaughter. Thankyou

    • @TiaraLaceCrochet
      @TiaraLaceCrochet  Рік тому

      Wonderful, that sounds perfect and thank you for your lovely comment😊

  • @PEGGYLAWHON
    @PEGGYLAWHON Рік тому

    Beautiful!! Thank you, Susan!!

  • @deborahb2lil2latemashburn
    @deborahb2lil2latemashburn Рік тому

    Oh my how lovely.♥💐

  • @jindaratwhichukornmanont7754

    Thank you very much for tutoring ❤ you’re a very good teacher for tutoring and I wait for your next clip to tutor again 😊Take Good Care ❤❤

  • @katkelly9453
    @katkelly9453 Рік тому +1

    This is so perfect! Thank you. I’ve just finished my first one and your directions are wonderful. Is there a pattern to make this a continuous rosebud granny square blanket? Thank you

    • @TiaraLaceCrochet
      @TiaraLaceCrochet  Рік тому +1

      Thank you. I have an old video in UK terminology ua-cam.com/video/VwLPRLnAyII/v-deo.html I am hoping to complete a tutorial in US terms soon with a slightly different border.😊

  • @donnasqueaky2
    @donnasqueaky2 Рік тому

    Beautiful!❤

  • @GrannyL
    @GrannyL Рік тому

    Looks lovely 😍

  • @paoladelbello1299
    @paoladelbello1299 Рік тому

    Very nice 😍

  • @user-ox5nh8kx1l
    @user-ox5nh8kx1l 7 місяців тому

    This is so gorgeous!!! I would love to make a blanket of these, is there a way to figure out how much yarn I should buy? I am VERY new to crochet.

  • @2learn4ever
    @2learn4ever Рік тому

    Such a sweet little square! Very clear instructions, and oh my, your tension is perfect, every stitch! I'd like to try a square blanket starting with this little square, but just continuing to make rounds, do you think it would work out?

  • @user-ox5nh8kx1l
    @user-ox5nh8kx1l 7 місяців тому

    This is so gorgeous!!! I would love to make a blanket of these, is there a way to figure out how much yarn I should buy? I am VERY new to crochet.

    • @TiaraLaceCrochet
      @TiaraLaceCrochet  6 місяців тому

      You would need to know the yarn weight each ball has before you start to calculate. I would buy one ball of each colour first then weight the yarn without the yarn label. Next make several squares, then weigh each ball of yarn again. Subtract that weight from the original weight. You will now know how many grams or ounces you have used from each ball. If you have made two squares, for example, divide the weight you have used by 2 to get what one square takes. Decide how many squares your blanket will have. Multiply the weight of each colour used for one square, by the total amount of squares required for your blanket. Once you have the total weight of each colour you can convert that into how many balls/skeins you need. I do hope this helps and isn't too complicated.