Join granny squares with crochet flat brain joining

Join granny squares with crochet flat brain joining

These crochet how-to videos demonstrate how to do flat braid joining to join granny squares. Start by crocheting a border on the first square. Then proceed to join the first and second granny squares with the flat braid joining technique. Watch and learn how simple it is to crochet with flat braiding. Follow along until you have joined all four granny squares.

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coralietesch 1 year ago
Love it! I have been looking for a way different way to join granny squares. I hope I can perfect this one. Thanks for the patter!
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maria6girls 1 year ago
looks so pretty!!! i can't wait to teach it to my students at my church group where we have been making warm up america patches and joining them with plain single crochet edges
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kdemoise 11 months ago
what a wonderful job. Thanks for sharing this!
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howiep 10 months ago
I had just finished 30 afghan blocks when I saw your tutorial. It is absolutely FANTASTIC. The finished afghan turned out beautiful - thanks to you - Thank you!!!!!
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DAQ1000 (1) 9 months ago
How to do #5 etc, etc??
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SandyS (-1) 8 months ago
The afghan I'm making has instructions similar to this for the "joining", there are 9 rows of 7 squares each. How would you suggest I proceed to join them together? One row across at a time? It certainly helps to see it being demonstrated rather than reading directions!
Thanks!
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mslaurieb 8 months ago
I've never been a fan of granny squares because of the join. This technique might change my mind and help me to use up my stash of leftovers!! Thanks.
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liltnshetiger (1) 8 months ago
How do you do Square #5. I am abeginner. And I loved your video's and have comleted my first 4. WOW! it is beautiful! thaks Just need to know what to do from here....
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hookingit (-1) 7 months ago
i wish she would have actually showed us how the squares were joined. :(
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islandlade (1) 5 months ago
how do you add squares to the group of 4??????????
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toppi 4 months ago
Thanks so much, but I don't know how to actually join the squares together, does the video continue? if not can you please make another video of the next step. Think a few of us would appreciate it.
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dcmerkle 3 months ago
This is great! I always am not happy with the effect of joining some patterns. This is so new and delicate to boot! How do I find the other videos, parts 2-4?
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tenebrism (7) 3 months ago
The other three videos are linked directly under the video above (1, 2, 3, 4).
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deconnel 3 months ago
Thank you for this unique way of joining squares. I have been looking high and low for a joining technique that looked the finished piece was all one piece. Wonderful!
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