7 Methods For Joining Granny Squares Tutorial //Attaching More Granny Squares //Crossing over Joins

Join me as I walk you through 7 different techniques for joining granny squares or really any 2 pieces of work together. I will show you how to do the join with slow, extended, detailed explanation so that hopefully it is easier to understand what I am doing and what is going on. Then I will show you what the join will look like on the front of the work and on the back of the work so you know what to expect and how you would want to utilize that particular join. After all 7 demonstrations I will show you how you could go about attaching more granny squares to your join as you are expanding your project and then following that I show you how I go about joining granny squares going the opposite direction and how I maneuver over the join.

My goal is that by the end of this tutorial you are able to join granny squares together and complete a project in a way that makes you very happy.

⏱ Time Stamps:
00:00 Welcome
01:43 #1) The whipstitch in one loop
02:00 Defining right side and wrong side
04:10 Where to begin or attach yarn
06:59 What to do if your granny squares have a different stitch count
10:26 #2) The whipstitch in both loops
14:11 #3) Single Crochet Stitch Method
18:56 #4) Reverse Single Crochet Method
24:25 #5) Slip Stitch On Front Side
30:04 #6) Slip Stitch On Back Side
34:27 #7) Slip Stitch And Chain Method
40:04 How To Attach More Granny Squares
41:49 How To Work Over A Join
43:47 How To Attach More Granny Squares Working Slip Stitch And Chain
46:33 How To Work Over A Join Working Slip Stitch And Chain

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[darlenegrunberg]

THANK YOU! I have looked a lot of video's and this by far is the best and clear instructions. I appreciate you continuing the stiches that connect with the other squares.

[westonwelborn]

This deserves ALL the likes. You actually show the back sides when you're done!!! So amazingly helpful. ❤ ~Heather

[jamesclaire]

I have used several of these methods to join the granny squares of my many projects together. I also use small 6 inch pieces of yarn to keep my squares "squared" off and plumb as l am working the squares together. This works very well with large afghan projects and gives a great final squared away look to the blanket. I am now trying the circle in a square pattern and l hope to learn the puff stitch soon. My daughter has five afghans, my wife has two and my grandson also has one. All three brag about grandpa's work. Thanks for a great and very informative video.

[lanegeorge]

Oh my. I love this video for joining. I stopped doing granny squares, because I didn't know how to join them! Thank you!

[TheDrmr]

I'm glad I now have just one video to refer to for whatever join I choose! Thank you!

[beverlysmith]

Oh my goodness this is wonderful! I have had my granny squares sitting around for more than 3 years because I didn't know how to join them. You have taken the fear out of that project and I've finally begun to connect the squares. This is the perfect video for joining not only vertically but then turning and doing the opposing rows. First
video I've found that does that. Thank you so much!

[debbierice]

Camera work is awesome. Very helpful clear instructions

[ima.crochetr]

Thanks for putting in timestamps! This will be a good video to use as a reference.

[ginabirks]

These methods have been so good to watch, it means you can pick which you use, depending on what you are making. Thanks very much for the well made tutorial.

[nishthaindrasha]

I have never Joined before and found all other videos confusing. Yours is the one I finally stopped at. Now I am ready to start joining. How you structured your video, in terms of including the seven options, explaining each in detail... Did the trick for me. Congrats on a video very well conceived and executed. Thankyou for offering it here.

[andreahope]

Thank you for your clear to follow instructions

[vanessaisom]

Brilliant tutorial! Very clear, calmly spoken, no rushing, and time to see everything before moving on. Thank you Tiffany.

[leafaulks]

Very helpful. I had no idea that there were so many ways to join granny squares. Your instructions are very clear and so easy to follow.

[suekayknits]

OMG I have come back to crocheting after knitting for many years and need to learn so many techniques. Your video is just amazing. Thank you so much for taking the time to make such an in-depth video about all the different methods of joining. Many videos do not go into how to join more squares. This tutorial is one of the best on the internet. Again many thanks for such a wonderful tutorial.

[marandahardin]

You are a life saver. I'm starting my first temp blanket this year and I'm kind of creating my own patteren based off of a pic I saw on pinterest. Until now, I've never made a granny square. I knew what I was looking for in a joining stitch, i just couldn't figure out how to make it happen. I watched SEVERAL videos, then up pops yours. The reverse sc. Ive used that stitch in another project and got very good at it. Once you get the hang of it, it goes pretty quickly. I never would've thought to use it to connect these squares. You are amazing!

[ethanoorusha-rosato]

Thank you for putting all the different joining metods in one video. Very informative and easy to follow. You should mention one of them is also called the "Invisible Join".

[debbye]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO !!! I am putting together blankets for my 2 upcoming grandsons. Before I have always crocheted one big square, including the one for me that falls off all 4 sides of a king size bed. I was afraid to sew the squares together, so now I have over 1000 squares ! Thank you for putting me at ease. I used #3 - the single crochet method. THANK YOU AGAIN

[CrochetWithTiffany]

Join me as I walk you through 7 different techniques for joining granny squares or really any 2 pieces of work together. I will show you how to do the join with slow, extended, detailed explanation so that hopefully it is easier to understand what I am doing and what is going on. Then I will show you what the join will look like on the front of the work and on the back of the work so you know what to expect and how you would want to utilize that particular join. After all 7 demonstrations I will show you how you could go about attaching more granny squares to your join as you are expanding your project and then following that I show you how I go about joining granny squares going the opposite direction and how I maneuver over the join.

My goal is that by the end of this tutorial you are able to join granny squares together and complete a project in a way that makes you very happy.

⏱Time Stamps:

Begin: 00:00
#1) The whipstitch in one loop: 01:43
Defining right side and wrong side: 02:00
Where to begin or attach yarn: 04:10
What to do if your granny squares have a different stitch count: 06:59
#2) The whipstitch in both loops: 10:26
#3) Single Crochet Stitch Method: 14:11
#4) Reverse Single Crochet Method: 18:56
#5) Slip Stitch On Front Side: 24:25
#6) Slip Stitch On Back Side: 30:04
#7) Slip Stitch And Chain Method: 34:27
How To Attach More Granny Squares: 40:04
How To Work Over A Join: 41:49
How To Attach More Granny Squares Working Slip Stitch And Chain: 43:47
How To Work Over A Join Working Slip Stitch And Chain: 46:33

Of Course if you have ANY questions feel free to comment below or contact me at any of my Social Media Contacts. I'd be Happy to help.

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[mairemcgarvey]

BRILLIANT tutorial. I have never done anything like that. AMAZING. I have knitted motired squares for a Children's Hospital i had no IDEA how to join them .i think ill start with no 6 see how i go.... you are just gifted. Thank you so much for showing how to make this these beautiful blankets joining ...God BLESS Stay Safe xx

[fujierobesky]

Great tutorial! Having 136 squares ready to join and having your great instructions saved me hours of testing. After watching I knew which one to use. The monochrome square that appears on the side was fantastic idea so I can now refer to them if I do monochrome squares. Thank you over and over.