Circle to Square and WHY you WANT to Learn it! 🤩 Plus Solid Granny Tutorial

In this video I share how to make the circle to square plus a solid granny square in case you want to mix and match.
Included are a 2 simple tips that will help improve the look of your seams for each round.

Yarn:
Yarn and Hook:
Comfy Worsted by KnitPicks

4 mm hook Tulip
(you don't have to buy the set, they are also sold separately)

Clover Amour are also excellent:

Susan Bates Finishing Needle
Susan Bates Finishing Needles

Stitch Markers

Time Stamps ⏰

00:00 Intro and Square Details
00:55 Circle to Square R1
01:23 Seam tip 1
02:30 Seam tip 2
02:56 R2
04:00 R3
05:29 Add New Color
05:51 R4
09:00 R5
11:33 Solid Granny Square
14:14 R2
15:50 R3
17:16 R4
18:23 Lining Up Both Squares
18:40 Watch This Next

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[PlayHookywithMe]

Hi Friends, I hope you enjoy the video. This is a classic granny that deserves a spot in every crocheters arsenal. Easy and fun, a perfect stitch for beginners and advanced crocheters. I've also included a solid granny square tut in case you want to mix and match in your next project. xx

[TCMedicare]

Thank you! My husband just asked me to make a blanket for his grandmother. Some of his fondest childhood memories was to visit her and his grandfather. There was a special kitchen drawer that held a bowl of M&Ms that everyone loved. It got to where the family would buy them M&M themed items for Christmas. His grandfather passed away a number of years ago, and my hubby asked me to make this blanket to wrap her in loving memories of those times with an M&M theme. I knew how to make a circle in a square in both traditional and Tunisian crochet styles, but this video cinched my decision on which way to design it. I love the additional helpful tips that you add to your tutorials that give such a beautiful result, especially for the joins which are difficult for new (or haven't done it in awhile) crocheters. Thanks for all that you do!

[jgraef]

I love this video. You did such a great job showing us every little easy-to-forget stitch that may be hiding. Those little things can sometimes goof me up!!!! Thank you, Roz, for another great tutorial.😊💕

[zonatadb]

I am totally flabbergasted!! This is the absolute best tutorial I have seen - TOTAL COMPLETION of everything I needed to know - and I have made granny squares but was never quite happy with them, your explanation of that little hidden stitch made all the difference. The explanation that the stitches look like P's was mind blowing, NO ONE has ever mentioned that and it makes a big difference!! Thank you. I am making a twin size blanket for my boss' grandson and going to make it with this pattern. THANK

[divinegracecreations]

I love your patient, clear teachings. Thank you. 🤗 ❤️

[judith]

This is THE best tutorial on this topic. You've cleared up so many issues I had with it. Thank you 😊

[brandonwallace]

Great instructions; concise and easy to follow!!!!👍👍👍

[kerenstar]

You are an amazing teacher, showing where the stitches are to place the hook into. Many thanks Roz. God bless you. From the Philippines Philippines 🇵🇭❤️

[fionastube]

Excellent! I’ve never been a big granny square fan, and anybody telling me they were easy would get the side-eye. But this is doable! Your instructions are lovely and clear and the little tips and tricks are invaluable. Thanks for another great tutorial! 😊

[alexconde]

The best tutorial on circle to square! I love your channel ❤
Thanks for the bonus solid granny tut! Perfect 👍🏼

[turksduhfs]

Your videos are the best to exist!! Love the in depth explanations as well as the tips!!!

[cristypoole]

Great stitches to make a tote bag. I can also use my scrap yarns. Thank you so much for sharing the stitch with a tutorial which is very easy to follow. 🙏❤

[LadyDee]

I really like your teaching style - so easy to understand, and I love the patterns you choose to teach us - all so pretty and practical. Thanks so much😍🌺

[terry_]

You're a great teacher, thank you ! This is the first granny square I've been able to make. I really like the idea of pairing it with a solid one, too.

[kateskogstad]

Love this tutorial! I agree with previous comments about how good you are at showing us stitches we would probably miss and the reason for doing things a certain way. Thank you so much for your wonderful videos! ❤

[Julz]

Just starting my third Afghan by this pattern. Its for my stepson who is 6'8" tall. That means I am going to have to make 130 squares, Ohhh my what have I done to myself? But this is the design he wanted. Wish me luck. 😉

[mefirstpink]

😁 This is my happy and excited face. I finally crocheted a circle to square. Thank you! 😊👏🏼

[jonettedecamp]

I am so happy I found you! I love your tutorials as you make it so easy to understand and "see" what you are doing! I have been crocheting for about 10 years and I can honestly say, after watching your videos and implementing your great tips, my crochet looks so so much better. Thank you again for sharing your creativity and wisdom!

[celiakloos]

Thank you 🙏🏻 I learned how to crochet by watching your videos and reading books but your videos are so easy to follow. You are very talented ❤

[susanfleming]

Thank you. I followed your instruction easily.. Thank you for explaining why you use certain stitches as opposed to others. ( ie hd to finish off a round of doubles.)