How to Join Granny Squares with Invisible Seam

The pattern worked in this video is called the Caron Fair and Square Blanket from Yarnspirations. You can get the free pattern download here:

[marionwhittemore]

I've watched several joining videos and this is by far the simplest and explained the fullest. So, thank you for that. I learned how to crochet a couple of years ago by watching one of your scarf videos and have loved it ever since.

[sandienichols]

love this but also wanting to know how to tie in the ends please

[donnahanson]

I have been watching lots of videos on how to join granny squares. This is the best one yet. It will be my go to method to join those squares. Thank you for an easy and well presented video.

[nunyabusiness]

I love how i found this after I sewed them together…
Can’t wait to use it when I redo my cardigan😭👍

[chedunndoit]

Thank you for this tutorial! It has been the simplest and most understandable explanation of how to join that I have seen this far as well as very clear to see in the video! Look forward to seeing another video with the same simplicity on how to join intersecting squares!

[robinhyde]

How do you secure each end of this seam?

[saragrace]

as a beginner, thank you for making such detailed instructions and going slow so its easy to follow along ❤️

[hannahlee]

anyone else here making the harry cardigan?

[sillyyyy]

I’ve tried several videos on how to crochet and it’s SO HARD. I’m currently trying to make a quilt with the granny squares that my great grandma made before she passed away. I miss her.❤

[terrirambo]

I love this method of joining the best because it is so neat and makes for a beautiful finish.

[kathleemsylas]

Tks so much. You explained so well. Have been trying for so long to try this joining method and at last got the hang of it.
God Bless.

[tracieholladay]

I LOVE THESE SQUARES! I think I've just realized how I will make a gift blanket in Florida Gators colors.

[Landyfunk]

I just tried this and it is actually very easy if you just join all the squares of one row all across your project and then cross that line with another seperate stitching. I Hope that is helpful

[commentercommentypants]

Thanks for putting this up! I needed something unobtrusive for my project, since I'm working on a pixel art blanket and it would look kind of weird if there was this obvious line where the squares join.
Speaking of which, I'm working up around FIVE HUNDRED squares for that blanket. They're small and quick, thank god, but I'll still be working on it for a while yet. Almost done with the third-to-last color! There's around two hundred of the last color...

[ceciliabeam]

Thank you so much. I’ve been trying to expand my knowledge for crochet techniques and this was such a clear and simple tutorial. Perfect 🤩 I do think the white on white was a little hard to see but it was still very visible bc of how you place your fingers. Again thank you for such a great video! ♥️

[ZiggiTyler]

I followed this and it came out perfectly!! My frustration, though, is that there are never videos showing how to do more. The first two square I joined were absolutely seamless. I tried to add a third square to make a row and it looks absolutely horrendous and I did the exact same thing. Has anyone found a video where they add multiple squares? I have no clue what I’m doing wrong and I’ve been trying multiple times and it’s always when I try to add a square problems arise. Thank you!

[updownstate]

Looks good to me. Nice and flat. My project has multiple random colors so this will be great. I can use any color/s to sew and I'm freaking tired of whipstitching. Thank you for this tutorial.

[Kbbk]

Great tutorial. Just the right amount of explanation. I have seen other videos on the invisible joining of granny squares that were a bit more complicated. This one is much simpler and looks great when finished.

[kathleenchamp]

Hi was going to ask how you deal with loser yarn ends on each corner & how you do the corners as well as adding rows etc. But I can see buy other commenters non of the questions we're answered. What a shame, needed help..whaa whaa🤷‍♀️

[sandrapolichino]

Best invisible join I have seen. Better than invisible "whip" stitch !!!