How to Join Granny Squares: Slip Stitch & Chain method

A simple quick and easy way to join granny squares.

[hondjevandebakker]

Beautiful way of joining the squares together. Going to give it a try on my cardigan I am working on. Thank you for this tutorial

[katjafarbenfroh]

This s very beautiful, thank you Samantha! It has that nostalgic vibes, I would like to make a lined project bag like this....

[charlenedunning]

This is so lovely. Thank you for sharing your talent with us!!

[lisabroman]

I'm going to use this as my joining method for my throw - I love your work!

[katjawoell]

I love this joining method, thank you for showing it🙏💕😘

[DaorBloom]

How do I go about making a border about the blanket ? Do I just do 3 stitches on each arch, what about the corners ? 1 on each? Or 2dctog?
Thank you!!!!

[hookedbymamace]

Oh my goodness thank you so much brilliant ❤

[MeghanSchumacher-hj]

I’m confused because once you add the border and there are 14 stitches it’s no longer divisible by 3, but if you go into stitch 3, 6, 9 and 12 you have two stitches left at the end. I was just skipping to the end instead of doing the last stitch in 12, but then the squares weren’t lining up evenly. I’m starting over but struggling. Thoughts? Sorry—newbie here! I so appreciate the video and this is by far the most elegant join method!

[hollysmith]

Hard to see as you keep going off camera. Hard to follow but I love the way it looks.

[seaglasscolor]

How do you do the border for this blanket?

[elizabethskeen]

How can I get the pattern for this flat border

[helenreid]

That would of been a good video if it showed your hands while chaining and slip stitch

[staceywilson]

How do you know where to place each square when joining?

[marilynborja]

I think I would like this join technique, but your work is not on camera a lot of the time. I can't see what you are doing a lot of the time.