Crochet as you go granny square

Hello friends! Today I’m excited to share a tutorial with you that will make granny square blankets a little easier and faster to make. I am not a fan of sewing. I can not remember the last t…

This is a join as you go method for classic granny squares tutorial featuring detailed instructions with clear step-by-step pictures. #GrannySquare #JoingrannySquare #CrochetTutorial #AttachGrannySquare #GrannySquareBlanket

Learn how to join crochet granny squares as you go in order to create a flat "seam" (without any actual seaming!) This trick will change your crochet life!

This crochet granny square cardigan is made with crochet rose flower granny squares that are designed to look more natural and artistic, almost like you're looking at pictures of roses. I love how the sleeves don't have a lot of bulk in this cardigan and are so simple. This free pattern has a step-by-step video tutorial, is straightforward & easy to follow and there is no seaming involved if you choose to join as you go.

Learn how to join granny squares. Watch 5 different ways of how to sew or connect crochet pieces together. Join as you go, slip stitch, sewing, plus more!

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Solid Granny square pattern is an unusual because we all are used to seeing crochet square with holes (chain stitches). This tutorial will show you how do you crochet a tight Granny square seamlessly and without gaps! Suitable for crochet beginners. In this tutorial I will use US crochet stitch abbreviations. US UK crochet stitch … Solid Granny Square Pattern – Seamless & Without Gaps. Read More » The post Solid Granny Square Pattern – Seamless & Without Gaps. ap

How to crochet a granny square for beginners-step by step guide for a free classic granny pattern. How to start a granny square and more

Joining squares and motifs is time consuming. If you’re planning on making a granny square blanket soon and looking for the best way to join the squares...

As you work those final stitches on your crochet blanket pattern (or even a crochet granny square pattern), you might be wondering how to finish off your project. Depending on how consistent your gauge has been or if you made a few mistakes somewhere and accidentally missed a row-ending or -beginning stitch, your crochet afghan could use some reshaping. But how do you make a finished crochet afghan lie the way you want it to once you're done crocheting? To reshape your afghan or to fix any…