HOW TO CROCHET THE FLAT DOUBLE CROCHET JOIN | Bella Coco Crochet

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//FAQs??

-How many squares do I need for a baby blanket?

This can vary, it really can be however big or small you like, but i generally do 4x4 or 5x5.

-How many chains shall I do for a *single/double/etc' blanket?

Again, this can vary. I would suggest that you do your chain and lay it down agains the bed you are wanting it for. It should be the same width. You should then ad a few more to make it a little wider.

-How much yarn do I need?

Unfortunately, I will be able to answer individuals questions about how much yarn you would used do to multiple factors affecting it. Such as, your tension, the size of hook and the yarn being used.

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[FaeriePuff]

You made this so much simpler. Joining the squares is what puts me off of doing granny squares.

[biancachetan]

I love this type of join so far. Very good instructions and is very seamless.

[jyotinarula]

The timing was perfect for this video as I needed a nice flat seam without all the bulkiness of others- effect was so nice 👍

[gehadyasser]

Love 💗 you bella coco, love how you explain everything step by step, technically I found every answer to any question I had in the video. Thank you.

[babettestreet]

Love this! You are far and away the best crochet instructor I have found! Thanks for sharing your talents!

[sallyowen]

Joining in lilac gives it an extra dimension, love that effect, very cute xxxx

[annehill]

Love all your hints and tips.
Your videos are so easy to follow. 👍

[lindajeanhouse]

Very pretty! I love options for joining and borders. Thank you for this, I'm adding it to my filea.

[sharoncross]

Thank you for this video. This seaming method is just what I was looking for.

[lindafarebrother]

Wow you make it look so easy, I love how flat the join is and the contrasting colour in my opinion finishes it off beautifully. Thank you for sharing 💕

[kathywelch]

I like the contrast color of your join. It’s looks very pretty. Thank you for sharing.

[kimberlyhendricks]

Beautiful project! I love your joining techniques. They are all so beautiful!

[MarilynKidney]

Best joining technique I have found, thank you 😊

[impunitythebagpuss]

Simple and easy to learn! I've been searching for a join like this through about a hundred YouTube videos ...many thanks! I can do granny squares again, without angst!

[martinnemodhej]

Really helpful tutorial - thankyou. I used the same colour yarn as the edge of my granny squares and did it from the back of the work - it gave a really nice effect - not invisible but completely flat - which is what I wanted. (Really good tip to use stitch markers in the corners btw!!)

[evazacharias]

Looks gorgeous! Thank you for sharing.

[theastewart]

This is very pretty Sarah-Jayne! I love the arrow effect and the contrasting color! Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing!💞

[christyweeden]

Just getting into crochet -- your videos have been wonderful!

[shutupandcrochet]

Ok. This is neat. I haven't seen this technique before. Adding it to my skill set 🥰

[jessicavsbridget]

Thank you so much for this! I have been trying to join two panels for a multicolor sweater (using the ripple stitch) and the mattress and whip stitch were not doing the trick! I used this guide but I modified to use a treble crochet because it matched the ripple stitch and now I have a seamless looking join!