🧶 No More Turning Chain Seam Free GRANNY SQUARE & How to Apply to Other Stitches
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- 🧶 No More Turning Chain Seam Free GRANNY SQUARE & How to Apply to Other Stitches #crochet 😳
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I am so excited to try this. I started crocheting when I was 17. I am 83 now. so you can always learn something new. Thank you so much.
You are so welcome!
I've been crocheting for 62 years, so I'd better keep going to catch you! Congratulations!
I've been crocheting 51 years & been making granny squares I've never turned my work either & mines never twisted
Wonderful video!!!
One request: Toward the end when you were demonstrating a border, I couldn’t quite see how you turned the corner. I know a border wasn’t the point of this video but after what you taught about a granny square, I want to know your way of doing borders!! 😄😄😄❤
My picot went right into the corner stitch so the next one started the next side
What a great tutorial, I used to do turning chains too all those years but since I have learned about the stacked single crochet stitch I have never looked back and always do only one chain in my corners too, never turn my work either 😅I am so impressed, you are such a talented person and wonderful inspiration to so many of us out there, bless you 🙌🙌👍💕🙏🏻
Ditto
Thank you so much too kind
Very clever! Thank you!❤
At 77 years old & crocheting for 60+ years, this is such a revelation. Thsnk you.
My next afghan will be granny squares in asstd colors so I will binge watch your videos hoping to find a join as I go tutorial. ❤
I will be using your way of building the granny square without turning. Thank you so very much!
Thank you so much for doing this granny square. It really is a game changer. 🥰
I admire crocheters who can get these straight edges. I strive to reach this level.
You can do it just keep your tension constant as possible & keep practicing
This looks so much nicer then the way I learned. Thank you!
Thank you
Thank you!! I knew there was a way to do this, I remember watching my grandmother do these squares with out seams and turning but I couldn't remember how!! ❤
Thank you so much for sharing this method. It will certainly help my granny squares look better! ❤ I also like the tutorial for the straight sides and no turning chain. You’re going to revolutionize my crochet! 😂❤❤
thank you
This is brilliant thank you so much for sharing this method. My granny’s might actually turn out square now. 😂
You’re welcome 😊
😂 mine too ! Brill thank u
Very neat and even looking. Thanks for sharing your technique 😊
I do my granny squares just like this method only with hdc’s instead of sc’s…US…I do the double stacked sc’s as the 1st chain in everything I crochet
Very nice tutorial! I like this way! 😊❤
I do hdc too sometimes it depends on the yarn and the project how Mich space I need
This is a complete game changer. I did the turning chains, the slip stitches to the next space. This looks 100% prettier. I've been using the stacked single for years but never thought to incorporate it here. Thank you so much. I love it, I love it, I love it!!
Thank you
I prefer a tighter square so "ch 1" for the corners and going right into the next chain space without a chain looks way better to me. Thanks for a great video! 😊
Thanks for showing us this technique. Think I'll be using it from now on.
Very well demonstrated. Thank you I like the way you remind ine of the bigger picture -great for one who likes to be reminded where one is heading😊. Great result, looks good! Rave rave. No nonsense or distracting music & I like the sense of humour - there you are. Granny squares are great for presebts for “new” grandmums. 💓
Thank you
That is such a beautiful build on a granny square corner
This is hopefully going to be soooo much easier for me!!! Thank you. I want to make it big enough to fold into a cardigan/shawl 😊
I'm making my 1st daisy granny stitch blanket @ all about ami using 3 colors. Fortunately, I found a video where you don't have to sew in all ends @ made by anita here on YT. And I found a seamless join to close. I'm so excited!!
After I'm done with that project, I will definitely try this granny square. I'm still a beginner, with my tension being my worst enemy😂. Thank you so much for sharing this.❤❤
From East TN
Oh my goodness! Ive been watching many videos trying to learn exactly what you just taught us. Im so happy I found you. You are 5he best! Thank you and ill be watching you forever.❤
Thank you! Welcome to my channel 🤟🧶
Thank you😊
This was a great tutorial! I wish I was smart enough to translate the pattern on other squares.
Brilliant! I'll never do another turning chain for a perfect granny square. Thank you!🤗🧶
Wow! You’re a good teacher. This is going to save time and look better. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Tracy for showing. I will use this from now on.
What a fabulous way to begin a new round! Thank you so much for this game changing technique! And yes, the difference in terminology is very much confusing, lol.
Wow! I thought I was the only "weird" one by using left, middle finger! Thanks for helping me realize that I am not weird!! Love video.
I also use my middle finger. It reminds me of a sewing machine🎉🎉
@sandrarogers3896... you are so not alone, I always thought I was abby-normal coz I didn't hold my yarn in my left hand like the Professionals... watching this was a breath of fresh air, knowing I'm not alone in my weirdness
Thank you for showing us this technique - my granny squares are going to be so much neater!
Thank you
I decided I had better get this firmly fixed in my brain so decided to play and then I remember those times when I had the oops moment.
There you are, you are crocheting a humongous granny square/ oblong that takes forever to complete a round and there it is a two cluster granny! There’s four options
1. leave and call it your non deliberate mistake!
2. Patch in a stitch.
3. Grit your teeth and pull it out and redo the round or
4. Do a drop stitch.
Not being a fan of pulling out hundreds of stitches and knowing a two granny cluster would annoy the heck out of me I worked this out. Instructions in UK speak.
Work the three trebles in the gap before the two trebles cluster.
Instead of one loop around the hook work as if for a double treble (3 loops on hook). Insert the hook into the gap to the left of the two trebles from behind the two granny round. (You are working the first part at the back of the square). Pull through yarn, yarn on hook , pull through 2 loops, 3 loops on hook, work one chain. Bring the hook to the front of the work, pull through a loop. 4 loops on hook. Yarn on hook work through 3 loops, finish treble. Keep stitch a little looser but not too loose.
It sounds complicated but really it isn’t and beats undoing a round that took forever to do in the first place. I hope this helps someone, who, like me who can’t leave mistakes alone.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for doing this I was one of those who asked YOU ROCK
😮 mind blown again!
You crochet like me!
(Holding the middle finger up) 👏
Sounds rude when you put it into words lol. My Mother did it like that. When I see people wrapping it right round one finger then the little finger I wonder how the yarn can flow. It what we are used to from day 1 I think 🤟🤟
@@crochetrocks awesome tutorial btw.
I hold my yarn the same way as you too 😊
Thank you for the video, very clear instructions. Looking forward to trying it, I’m 75 and have been crocheting since my late teens x
Thank you for this informative video! I’ve never liked this chain 3 as a U.S. Dc because it’s always weird. Always doing weird stuff. I’ve been kinda winging a solution for my current project in the round, but your start is much more efficient and elegant. You explained the stacked stitch beautifully.
Brilliant! Another great tutorial. Thank you.
Many thanks!
I've just found your Channel and so glad I did. Fab tutorial thank you! 😊
Thanks so much! 😊
Hi, at 61 I have just begun my crochet journey. Your square is so neat, unlike mine!!! I am definitely going to practice your technique. Thank you!!
You can do it!!!!
Great video! I love using the stacked single instead of the starting chain, but joining the round with a single crochet is new to me. I'll definitely have to rewatch the video and try it along with you. Thanks!
Also if joining with a chain 2, you can do a half treble(uk) or half double (us) to join. Hope this helps 😊
THANK YOU SO MUCH! YOU HAVE CHANGED MY WAY OF MAKING GRANNY SQUARES FOREVER. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is fabulous thank you
Thank you ! My work always warps on me if I don't turn. What a wirkaround!
I would suggest using a stitch holder on the new first stitch to avoid any confusion. I am quite a fan of the easy use of Clover Stitch Holders.
Great tip! Thank you
OK, so I'm making a granny-square-like blanket but using the V-stitch (uses less yarn and lighter for tropical climates) and I wish
I knew about this technique before I started it.
But... I've incorporated that stacked-single crochet (US terms) at the start of a round and I no longer have that tell-tale sign where
I'm joining. This is amazing! Been crocheting 50+ years and just now learning this amazing chainless starting technique! 💡
Thanks for sharing! 😍🤩
thank you so much
Fabulous. Saved your video 💖
Great tutorial, I have never seen this before, like only doing the 1 chain
🎉Your video rock my world! Amazing, awesome. I have a new way of crocheting now!♡! Can't say thank you enough. ❤
Awesome tutorial. I just found and subscribed to your channel and I am looking forward to using this technique on my next granny square project. Thank you❤
Awesome! Thank you!
I have always made my Granny Square’s this way and I started crocheting in 1970.
I kind of hung up my hooks for a while for lots of reasons but you have just stirred the pot and I’m going to give it a go and new subscriber & will watch more of you to learn new things
Thank you so much that makes what I do feel very worthwhile
Thank you for this tutorial. It was exactly what I was looking for and has improved my granny squares immensely.
Wow! You've taught an old dog a new trick! When crocheting in rows, I sometimes use a standing dc to start a row but more often I use 2 stacked sc. I've never seen your technique for granny squares before...I make a lot of squares because I'm in Florida where it's warm 10 months of the year...no warm heavy throw on my lap! Thank you so much. New subscriber now. ❤
Thank you Kathy and welcome to my channel
Hi Tracy fabulous tutorial, thank you so much😊🤗💕
Thank you. Having just mastered a granny square (not sure why but previous attempts never worked) I was keen to explore the possibility of a seam free square and I think this properly explains it for me. I will be giving it a go.
Thank you
I love this square and the chainless stitches when you start a round or row. It’s perfect. Thanks for the tutorial. 🫶🏼
Brilliant. I’m going to try this!
You've just taught an old dog a new trick! I am 70 and I learnt to crochet when I was 8 and I've never seen this before! This is how I will do my granny squares from now on😊
Thank you 🤟🤟
Thanks for sharing this. Great demonstration and explained very well.
You are such an excellent teacher. Your tutorials are truly excellent. Your demonstration is very clear and I really enjoy your explanation for why you do something they way that you have. Your videos have truly improved the quality of my work and my confidence overall. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much!
This is great Tracy thank you
Hi Tracy how are you doing today iam doing fine today your granny square are very beautiful colors and very beautiful work thank you for sharing stay safe ❤❤❤
Wow! I am flying along, free as a bird making lovely granny squares. I’ve made a lot of squares before, but never as easily and nicely as these. Thanks.
Thank you means a lot
I really like this idea of the sc in the corner and no slip stitches. Yours look great. I will try that with my next ones. Thanks !!!!
Love this! Thank you so very much ❤
You are so welcome!
Cool thanks for sharing 😊
Granny square game changer!!!!! Thank you!!!
I LOVE IT! ❤ yes! 🙌🏾 Thank You! 😊
You are so welcome
Thank you very much. I’ve been crocheting 🧶 for over 30 years and have never done that. Thank you for teaching me how to crochet 🧶 a new stitch.🧶💜🧶💜🇦🇺Western Australia 🇦🇺.
You are so welcome!
Lovely.
Good video. I get that you don't like the backside of the stitches, but if you don't turn, won't one whole side be all backside stitches? For those that turn because theirs gets slanted, another positive for turning is that both sides will look the same. Suggesting a HDC instead of a SC, when joining, was a good suggestion.
That’s true but I like the right side
❤ thank you very much
Totally enjoyed this tutorial! Thank you!
Thank you
Well I got two project on the go but why not stop the second one and try some new style granny squares 😂. Thank you for the video ❤
Thanks for the tips! Love this!
You're so welcome!
I Love using the stacked double crochet! Thanks for sharing, Blessings 💕
Thank you!! This is exactly what I needed! Thank you so much!
You're so welcome!
I’m definitely going to try this. I hate those ugly 3 chains. Thank you for sharing 😊
Too fast for me but I admire your great knowledge and skill. I,ll come back when i,ve had a bit of practise. Bravo
Thank you 🤟🤟
I too had problems with tension but since I change the way I hold the yarn in my left hand it’s improved tremendously. Go to a beginner video and try the way they say to hold the yarn. I found it awkward at the beginning but so happy I persevered. I love this tutorial and my square looks great now using this method. Thanks
This is excellent! I’m not fond of those chains between rows or between DC clusters. 😉
Thank you so much for sharing! ❤
Hello Tracy, thank you a lot to show me/us your new method to substitute the turning chain/chains. Greetings from Germany.
I have been using the Standing SC or DC,HDC and TR.
This is the only way that looks great N normal lookin!
I'll never use any other Stitch only the Standing Stitch.
It just looks better than everything i have tried N I've tried a lot of ways. Even this way i don't like how it leaves extra chains.
Nice tutorial N thanks for Sharing.
Thank you, Tracy 🧶💚
Thank you. I stopped using a three chain at the beginning of a row or square ages ago because I didn’t like the 'skinny' look. For the want of a better name I call this method of starting a round or row 'stacking.' I do like the way you finish the round, it’s so much better and neater. Like you I don’t do a chain between the groups of trebles because I don’t like a granny square that is too open and the other reason is I would often forget to do it, causing way too much pulling out. Once again thank you for sharing this with us. 👍
Ohh! Nice one. A great technique. Would use this technique for my granny squares from now on.
I use another technique though if I crochet in rounds. I essentially "recreate" the stitch. I look at the turning chains as incomplete stitches; they are just missing some parts. I leave a very long yarn tail which I then use to recreate the "missing parts" of the stitches. The seams are almost invisible with this technique which is why I prefer to use it even if it is a bit fiddly and uses an additional tool (a needle).
Hi love this, the sqaure turns out much nicer its now away eith the chsins for me. Is it do this the same way doing a rectangle granny? If so would you be able to do a quickly demo video please?
Thanks so much 😊
I will do that thank you 🤟🤟
Do you have a tutorial about how to keep round, flat (circles)? (Keep round & flat). Enjoying ur tutorials.
I do but it’s an old one I will look into updating it
Wow! I followed along with you and I'm so excited to make squares for a blanket. The granny square has never been my favorite but I'm really enjoying it. Thank you. 40 years of crocheting I wish I would of discovered sooner. I know what I am doing with my scrapes and yarn where I only have 1 skein. I'm going to make a big blanket. I. Excited!!
Thank you
Fantastic!
Many thanks!
🎉Am loving this technique - thank you!
Thank you for teaching this!❤
Thanks you❤ so much
So much nicer. Great job Tracy, thank you. 💙
Thank you for a great tutorial. I’m relatively new to crochet and often wondered why everyone seemed to do a chain instead of a stacked stitch (I always do them at the beginning of straight rows). I thought you’d forgotten to do the chain one at the end of the first round but now I understand. ❤🎉
i love this i will try it
Yes! Ever since I first saw the stacked stitch I never went back to chaining 😃And so many granny projects done in the corner, it looks so much better. This is the first video I've seen that of how I do it. Except I turn after every round. How do you prevent the inevitable twist?
Thank you very much! I’m using the chain 1 in corner and the new way to do double crochet and also the single crochet to close the round!!!
Do you have any helpful hints on starting a round or row with a half treble (half double crochet)? Thank you again!
I just found your lovely channel and subscribed. Thank you for this very helpful video😊❤
Thank you 🤟🤟
Sorry another question. Could you do a tutorial for granny squares but changing colour every round please? 😘
Yes I can thank you
Oh my goodness! 😯😯🙂 thank you!