I’ve never posted a comment with you before and I just wanted to tell you you’re brilliant. I’ve been watching your videos for years now and it’s helped me out so much. You’re a great teacher. Thank you.
Omg! This is amazing!!! I have a granny square blanket I abandoned half finished about 16 years ago. This is making me want to take it apart and reboot it using this joining method!!! 😍
This is by far the most beautiful join I’ve found. It’s a strong connection, looks like an important design feature and is really easy. I’ll use this every time going forward. Very many thanks for sharing.
I love this .:':. Beautiful .:':. Made granny square blankets for years .:':. You have renewed my enthusiasm for grannnies .:':. Thank you dearest crochet friend .:':.
I would really like to see up close which actual chain you go into at the very start and again when working the vertical line where the join goes under the horizontal row. The thing I particularly liked about your videos when learning to crochet in the past was you showed exactly which stitch or gap to go into with close up shots . Thanks.
I absolutely love this technique! Thank you for sharing this! I have some 6 stranded granny squares that I have tucked away because I didn't care for the size it became. I originally sewed it together and just have dreaded putting it back together! Again thank you for this!
Absolutely perfect timing as I just made about 50 squares and was struggling to decide how to join them - this stitch is so effective and your tutorial is as easy to follow as ever, thank you!! :)
Hi Sarah! Love that zigzag slip stitch join, it 's so much pretty than the traditional join. Thank you so much for sharing your tutorials with us, I always learn so much from you. Can't wait to try it in my crochet projects. Love from Portugal :)
Fabulous tutorial... Very well done and extremely easy to follow... Thank You! I will be using this particular join a lot... And I’m excited about making a blanket just like yours it’s beautiful!!!
Just what I was searching for. Looks like a nice, sturdy join with a decorative element that doesn't detract or overpower the square design. Thank you!
Just what I've been looking for! Something that won't take loads of yarn, looks good on both sides, lays pretty flat, sturdy, and you make it look easy. Hopefully it IS easy. LOL! Thanks for another clear tutorial!
Who on earth would dislike this video?! Thanks so much for this Sarah-Jayne, I’m making my circle of hope blanket in aran weight yarn, it’s lovely, thank you x
Love the stitch !! I will be using this in future although after my last granny square blanket I said I wasn’t doing another because of the joining of them !! You may have just tempted me into another granny square blanket ! 😂💞
I was a bit scared to attach my granny squares together initially, but this video was so easy to follow and I caught on super quick thanks to you! Tysm!
Thank you Bella! This makes putting the squares together so much nicer looking on both sides. The yarn colors are gorgeous 💜💜. Beautiful blanket and your work is so well made. All shades of purples are my favorite colors. 💜🤗🙏🧶 from Philipsburg Pennsylvania.
Wonderful tutorial Sarah-Jayne! Such a pretty join! I love your color choices! The purple join really pops!! And your crochet hook matches!! I love it!! Thanks for sharing!!💕💞
The join looks absolutely amazing and I'll be making sure to bookmark it for future blanket projects. However as much as I loved it, it was a little difficult to see what you were doing sometimes with the white granny square against a white background.
Hi Bella Coco, I really love u and ur videos! I’m Holly a crocheter that likes to watch ur videos! I would really appreciate it if you answered 2 questions I have for you... the questions are what is your favourite yarn texture and what is your favourite stitch pattern.... ♥️ Holly 😊💖💕♥️💚 You can reply to my comment if u want
Love your work and your tutorials are so well done. Thank you. My only trouble was the captions, which are most important, but they blotted out the most impotant section -- the cross join on the corner of the second row of joins. I guess I got the gist of it, but I would like to have seen where the thread was coming from. Such a lovely join thank you very much for sharing.
I really love this join. I know a few of my squares have an extra stitch or two. How would you compensate for there being a different number of stitches on the sides of the square when you line them up? It's probably a difference of 2-3 stitches, maximum. I want it to look good because the blanket is a gift. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
I think the great thing about crochet is that it's really forgiving, so if you skip a stitch here and there you probably will find that it's not noticeable. To be on the safe side I think I would skip in the corners of the squares 😊
This is an absolutely beautiful blanket. I've just completed mine, but can't find a video tutorial for the border 😭. Is there a specific one you used? Or can you use any border? Your videos have literally taught me how to crochet! So thank you 😊
Excited to try this technique. Problem is, when I made my squares, I didn't use a 2-chain corner. I did 3 SC in each corner. I wonder if this will still work if I leave the centre stitch on my corners unworked?
Thanks for this lovely join technique, I'm going to use it for my granny square blanket. I have a question though, for the corners, does it make any difference if we insert the hook into the chain or the corner space?
You're welcome, I'm glad you like it 😊 If you can work through the actual chain stitches this will make the join look more consistent and neat, however it won't be too noticeable if you would rather work into the corner space instead.
Thank you, I’m glad you like it! If you only have one chain in the corner you could just skip it and move onto the next stitch - the great thing about crochet is that it’s very forgiving, and it should work up looking the same 😊
Hello Bella Coco, thank you for this great tutorial, wondering if the tutorial for the border of this blanket is also still available I am way behind. But have all the squares made just need to join them together and do the border. Thank you.
You're welcome, I'm glad you like it 😊 I have a tutorial here which shows you how to sew in your ends securely: ua-cam.com/video/6qXEcQj_0L0/v-deo.html
This is a beautiful edge for joining! I still have a question, what if I only have w squares at a time? Can this still be used or must there be almost all squares be ready?
I don't have a specific one for this blanket, however I do have several border tutorials, if you search bella coco border on UA-cam all the different ones will come up and you will be able to have a look through and choose the one that would suit you the best. Let me know which one you choose :)
I love the look of this join and I can't wait to try it! Do you have a suggestion for a border that might pair nicely with it? I will mostly be joining mosaic squares.
I think a crab stitch border would work really nice with this join as they both have a similar texture 😊 It also won't distract too much from your mosaic squares. You can find my tutorial here: ua-cam.com/video/K7XOkueIkNM/v-deo.html
Hi ,i am from India .ihave recently started making granny squares ,now i have 24 nos .peach and yellow, blue n cream, and green and yellow colour scheme. Can i start assembling to make a wooly blanket ?
What if you have 3 chains in a corner? You discussed it at the beginning but when it came to added more to the row you weren't clear which chain to go in.
I’ve never posted a comment with you before and I just wanted to tell you you’re brilliant. I’ve been watching your videos for years now and it’s helped me out so much. You’re a great teacher. Thank you.
You're very welcome :)
This is absolutely gorgeous!!! I love it 🥰. I hope 🤞 I can follow your directions and make it 😊
I think you are such a great educator on crocheting. You make it simple and explain things clearly. I’m so glad I found your channel
You are very welcome :)
Omg! This is amazing!!! I have a granny square blanket I abandoned half finished about 16 years ago. This is making me want to take it apart and reboot it using this joining method!!! 😍
Thank you, let me know if you finish it :)
@@bellacococrochet I started taking it apart immediately. 😂
This is by far the most beautiful join I’ve found. It’s a strong connection, looks like an important design feature and is really easy. I’ll use this every time going forward. Very many thanks for sharing.
My favourite joining method, looks great in contrast colour as well as matching - thank you!
You are very welcome :)
Love this join soo Pretty ❤
The perfect way for all of us to finish off our work. ❤
I usually don't like joining granny squares but I'm feeling very inspired to join them now thank you for sharing 😃
You’re very welcome 😊
This is so cute. I’ve been wanting to make this but haven’t got to it yet. I hope 🤞 to soon. Thanks for sharing this 😊.
You are very welcome :)
I love this .:':. Beautiful .:':.
Made granny square blankets for years .:':.
You have renewed my enthusiasm for grannnies .:':.
Thank you dearest crochet friend .:':.
Thank you and you're very welcome :)
I would really like to see up close which actual chain you go into at the very start and again when working the vertical line where the join goes under the horizontal row. The thing I particularly liked about your videos when learning to crochet in the past was you showed exactly which stitch or gap to go into with close up shots . Thanks.
That's what I needed now! I want to join the first few of my squares of you blanket today so this was perfect timing!!!
Glad it was of help to you :)
Right now I'm all thumbs - but I'll persevere. I will conquer this. Love your videos
Thank you :)
I absolutely love this technique! Thank you for sharing this! I have some 6 stranded granny squares that I have tucked away because I didn't care for the size it became. I originally sewed it together and just have dreaded putting it back together! Again thank you for this!
You're very welcome :)
I just pulled apart a whole blanket join with the flat braid to use this method instead. This method looks much better. Thank you for sharing
You're welcome :)
Thank you I am finishing a blanket and I didn’t know what to use to join the squares and that is the perfect stitch thanks again very happy 😉
You're very welcome :)
Absolutely perfect timing as I just made about 50 squares and was struggling to decide how to join them - this stitch is so effective and your tutorial is as easy to follow as ever, thank you!! :)
You're very welcome :)
Hi Sarah! Love that zigzag slip stitch join, it 's so much pretty than the traditional join. Thank you so much for sharing your tutorials with us, I always learn so much from you. Can't wait to try it in my crochet projects.
Love from Portugal :)
You're very welcome :)
Just Perfect for my Baby Blanket for my 1st Grandaughter whose 7th in line of 6 Boys!! So Excited, Thank You So Much!!💞💌
You're very welcome and congratulations on your Granddaughter :)
Fabulous tutorial... Very well done and extremely easy to follow... Thank You! I will be using this particular join a lot... And I’m excited about making a blanket just like yours it’s beautiful!!!
You are very welcome and I am so glad that it was helpful. Good luck with your blanket :)
Just what I was searching for. Looks like a nice, sturdy join with a decorative element that doesn't detract or overpower the square design. Thank you!
You are very welcome :)
Just what I've been looking for! Something that won't take loads of yarn, looks good on both sides, lays pretty flat, sturdy, and you make it look easy. Hopefully it IS easy. LOL! Thanks for another clear tutorial!
You're very welcome :)
I was looking for a way to join the squares that didn't add to the size much and that didn't add an odd ridge. This is PERFECT! Thank you.
You are very welcome :)
Great technique for joining granny square. I am making a granny square tote bag and you've helped me how to join them. Thank you Sarah 😊😊
You're very welcome :)
Thank you, you explain so easy to first time crocheting like me I appreciate your help
You’re very welcome 😊
Who on earth would dislike this video?! Thanks so much for this Sarah-Jayne, I’m making my circle of hope blanket in aran weight yarn, it’s lovely, thank you x
You're very welcome :)
Best granny square joining tutorial! Thank you!
You are welcome :)
This is a great way to join granny squares! I love the finished look. Can't wait to try it! Thank you.
You are very welcome :)
Your method is remarkable!!! Thanks so much for your tutorial 🤗
You are very welcome :)
Your explanations are perfect and clear I started at the beginning with you thank you for these videos absolutely perfect 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
You are very welcome :)
Love the stitch !! I will be using this in future although after my last granny square blanket I said I wasn’t doing another because of the joining of them !! You may have just tempted me into another granny square blanket ! 😂💞
I was a bit scared to attach my granny squares together initially, but this video was so easy to follow and I caught on super quick thanks to you! Tysm!
Glad I could help :)
Thank you so much for this gorgeous border. Have been waiting for it and it was a lovely surprise to see it today 🥰
You’re very welcome 😊
This stitch is just beautiful! Thank you so much for a great tutorial. :)
You are very welcome :)
Hi Sarah - thank you so much for this, i needed a way to join the squares from the Stay Home Stay Safe box and this will be perfect :) x
You're very welcome :)
I love this joining method!!!!
I loved making the cocoon
Thanks for teaching, hopefully can make it 👍👍👍👍😃😃😃😃 love you..🥰🥰🥰🥰
You're very welcome 😊
Nice dainty join, wonderful tutorial, easy to follow.
Thanks so much 😊
Beautiful afghan
Thank you :)
This is so good. Thanks for sharing, you're tutorials are so easy and simple to follow 😊 because of you I've started to crochet on my UA-cam
You're very welcome :)
Thank you Bella! This makes putting the squares together so much nicer looking on both sides. The yarn colors are gorgeous 💜💜. Beautiful blanket and your work is so well made. All shades of purples are my favorite colors. 💜🤗🙏🧶 from Philipsburg Pennsylvania.
Fantastic
You're very welcome :)
@@bellacococrochet I love the crochet hooks you use in your tutorials. Where can I find them at? Please and thank you 💜
Thankyou! Your channel is sooo good. You’ve inspired me to start my own- Crochet with Rashmi. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You’re welcome 😊
This is what I have been waiting for brilliant thank you ☺️.
You’re very welcome 😊
That is a beautiful join. Not nearly as bulky as some 💙
Thank you! 😊
Wonderful tutorial Sarah-Jayne! Such a pretty join! I love your color choices! The purple join really pops!! And your crochet hook matches!! I love it!! Thanks for sharing!!💕💞
You're very welcome :)
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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thsi si amazing and soooooooooooo pretty i love it i will be using this for my circle of hope blankrt thankyou son mauch
You're very welcome :)
your very welcome you work incredilbly hard and you dont know how much i apreciate it you are the sparcle in a dark cloud
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Rica ederim :)
Thank you, great tutorial! It would be great to see more variety in how to join granny squares.
You are very welcome and thank you for your suggestion :)
I LOVE the crochet hook!
Thank you :)
Thank you so much for this video. It's exactly what I need right now. 👍👏♥️
You're very welcome :)
I love this join..thank you so much 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
You are very welcome :)
Gorgeous! Thank you so much! 😍😍😍
You are very welcome :)
Beautiful join 🥰
Thank you! 🤗
Nice. Love the hook you are using.
Thank you it was from one of the crochet society subscription boxes :)
Thank you
You're welcome :)
It really is beautiful👍👏👏👏
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you so much! This tutorial is so helpful!
You're very welcome :)
Love the join so awesome 😊👍
Thank you :)
Thank you this is a lovely joining method so pretty 🇦🇺❤️
You’re welcome 😊
The join looks absolutely amazing and I'll be making sure to bookmark it for future blanket projects. However as much as I loved it, it was a little difficult to see what you were doing sometimes with the white granny square against a white background.
Thank you :)
I really like this method thank you 💐
You're very welcome :)
Hi Bella Coco,
I really love u and ur videos! I’m Holly a crocheter that likes to watch ur videos! I would really appreciate it if you answered 2 questions I have for you... the questions are what is your favourite yarn texture and what is your favourite stitch pattern....
♥️ Holly 😊💖💕♥️💚 You can reply to my comment if u want
❤ This is pretty! But nice to credit Lyza
Walters
Granny square started with yellow colour six petal flower and circle n then a square ....Bella .
Bravo! Respekt!
Loved it. 😍it was easy to pick up.thou I would love vocal instruction to. Just a suggestion. Just a suggestion . Overall 💖💖💖
Thank you, this tutorial does give vocal instructions and also subtitles :)
Thank you very much!
You're very welcome :)
Thank you.
You're welcome :)
Definitely like this join better than others, do you have a tutorial on the granny square you used
The circle of hope square can be found on my blog at bellacococrochet.com :)
Oohhh I love it 😍
Thank you :)
Love your work and your tutorials are so well done. Thank you. My only trouble was the captions, which are most important, but they blotted out the most impotant section -- the cross join on the corner of the second row of joins. I guess I got the gist of it, but I would like to have seen where the thread was coming from. Such a lovely join thank you very much for sharing.
Hi Greta you can turn off the subtitles, where it says 'cc' at the bottom of the video click on this and it will turn them off :)
Oh thank you so much Sarah. That will be great. Never knew that before, so you've taught me a new trick as well. Thank you Xx
I really love this join. I know a few of my squares have an extra stitch or two. How would you compensate for there being a different number of stitches on the sides of the square when you line them up? It's probably a difference of 2-3 stitches, maximum. I want it to look good because the blanket is a gift. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
I think the great thing about crochet is that it's really forgiving, so if you skip a stitch here and there you probably will find that it's not noticeable. To be on the safe side I think I would skip in the corners of the squares 😊
Thanks
You're welcome :)
Very pretty way to join squares.
Thank you! 😊
Could you please do a tutorial of the border around your circle of hope blanket as really like the finish look. Thank you Chris. X
You can find the instructions in the pattern on my blog at bellacococrochet.com their is not a tutorial for the border :)
Bella Coco Thank you for replying so quickly, very grateful.
This is an absolutely beautiful blanket. I've just completed mine, but can't find a video tutorial for the border 😭. Is there a specific one you used? Or can you use any border? Your videos have literally taught me how to crochet! So thank you 😊
You are very welcome and you can use whichever border you want to :)
Pretty
Thank you :)
The white background with white yarn,,it did'nt show up clearly but I love this stitch its very nice
Hi, how do you finish off the edge?
Excited to try this technique. Problem is, when I made my squares, I didn't use a 2-chain corner. I did 3 SC in each corner. I wonder if this will still work if I leave the centre stitch on my corners unworked?
I should have looked through the other comments first. I see you've already answered this question. Lol.
What does it look like on the back? Thank you.
Thanks for this lovely join technique, I'm going to use it for my granny square blanket. I have a question though, for the corners, does it make any difference if we insert the hook into the chain or the corner space?
You're welcome, I'm glad you like it 😊 If you can work through the actual chain stitches this will make the join look more consistent and neat, however it won't be too noticeable if you would rather work into the corner space instead.
I loveee your work! Can you answer me though? What do I do if I have a chain 1 in the corner? lol I guess I did my corner wrong?
Thank you, I’m glad you like it! If you only have one chain in the corner you could just skip it and move onto the next stitch - the great thing about crochet is that it’s very forgiving, and it should work up looking the same 😊
Hi
Do you block your square first before joining x pretty colour combo 🧡💛💚💜🤍 thanks for a great tutorial x
I didn't but I would recommend that you do if they are not laying flat, and your'e very welcome :)
Hello Bella Coco, thank you for this great tutorial, wondering if the tutorial for the border of this blanket is also still available I am way behind. But have all the squares made just need to join them together and do the border. Thank you.
You are very welcome and yes this is still available - here is the link:-ua-cam.com/video/bTr_xT9LJJU/v-deo.html :)
Thanks for the video! I'm using it on my block afgan. Did I miss the part where you do something with the ends after the chain 1?
You're welcome, I'm glad you like it 😊 I have a tutorial here which shows you how to sew in your ends securely: ua-cam.com/video/6qXEcQj_0L0/v-deo.html
Gorgeous what border?
Thank you :)
This is a beautiful edge for joining! I still have a question, what if I only have w squares at a time? Can this still be used or must there be almost all squares be ready?
Thank you, I'm glad you like it 😊 You don't have to have every square completed, you can join them in columns as you go along.
Just wondering if you have a tutorial for the border of this Blanket
I don't have a specific one for this blanket, however I do have several border tutorials, if you search bella coco border on UA-cam all the different ones will come up and you will be able to have a look through and choose the one that would suit you the best. Let me know which one you choose :)
I love the look of this join and I can't wait to try it! Do you have a suggestion for a border that might pair nicely with it? I will mostly be joining mosaic squares.
I think a crab stitch border would work really nice with this join as they both have a similar texture 😊 It also won't distract too much from your mosaic squares. You can find my tutorial here: ua-cam.com/video/K7XOkueIkNM/v-deo.html
Hi ,i am from India .ihave recently started making granny squares ,now i have 24 nos .peach and yellow, blue n cream, and green and yellow colour scheme. Can i start assembling to make a wooly blanket ?
If you think you have enough for the size of blanket you wish to have then of course start to join them together :)
If the corner has three chains, you said to leave the middle one “unworked for now”. Would you work in it at some point?
If you have three chains in the corners I would leave the middle one unworked; you shouldn't notice it once all the squares are joined 😊
Can I use this method on sunburnt squares?
Yes, you can use this joining method on any squares 😊
Love it. Can you tell me where did you get the colorful crochet hook?
If you read the info below the video it shows you that she has her own shop x
This hook was from one of the crochet society subscription boxes :)
Musing here!! Do you think it could be used for hexagons?
I just tried it with my hexagons!!! It works beautifully!!!
Can someone tell how to find description box I can never find the stuff added there
If you look underneath the video you will see where it says 'show more' click on this and all the information will come up :)
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What if you have 3 chains in a corner? You discussed it at the beginning but when it came to added more to the row you weren't clear which chain to go in.
If you have three chains in the corners I would recommend leaving the chain in the middle and working into the chains either side 😊