I am very new to crochet but so far every tutorial I have tried on this channel has not only worked out perfectly, every video is so fun to watch and I really enjoy the positive energy on them.
I really appreciate how in your videos, you are explaining how to understand the stitches and think creatively about getting the look you want, rather than just teaching us how to do your exact pattern. It's like teaching us the theory behind cooking rather than just how to follow a recipe. Thank you!!
Every crochet Tutorials you do is absolutely gorgeous, and your way of explaining is very easy to follow 💯💯💯. I learnt a lot from your Tutorials 🥰. Thank you Robin 🤝🙏
Thank you so much for sharing how to avoid the seam in a solid granny square! You explained everything beautifully, and it helped me understand not only how to do it, but why to do what we do. It helps me remember better when I understand why. This is one of the best tutorials on making this granny square that I've seen😊❤
This is absolutely brilliant - it makes join-as-you-go squares/hexagons so much easier when you have to join to that last side! I don't think I'll ever go back to any other method.
At first glance I couldn’t see why it was so difficult, then I couldn’t see how it could be done! Thankfully you have excellent communication skills Robin 😄. Beautiful finish.
I am starting a Prayer Shawl Ministry at my church and will refer the crocheting novices to your instructional videos for directions & tips. Your ability to teach very clearly is greatly appreciated. ❤
I love this pattern so much! The way you showed how to keep it going without flipping or turning helped so much! Makes it look seamless! I did go further to about an 18 inch size for a pillow. It is a bit floppy but not horrible. I plan to use this pattern for so many more projects! My mother recently passed so i got her whole "collection" of yarn at my house now, taking up my guest bedroom. I have been trying to find fun different things to make. I am excited to try this as multiple granny squares to put together to make a "quilted" blanket :) :) :) thank you for sharing this :)
Your clips are so clear and very helpful. It's always beaut to know why things are the way they are. Cheers for that.🌟✨️ Love all you stitch work, yarn and patterns. Keep on keeping on.✌🏻🩷🌷🌿
Thankyou for sharing this video with us ❤... you're indeed an amazing teacher ....your instructions are very clear and because of that I was able to make a bucket bag by using the interlocking block stitch/pattern❤❤ Thankyou so much😊
Robin, it is my first time doing the solid granny and you are showing it without a seam. It's so cool! Do you know or have a video on how to do the traditional granny without a seam? You are an excellent teacher!! Thank you so much.Blessings!
I've been crocheting for nearly 30 years & have NEVER done a granny square...I just didn't like how they looked. Watching this tutorial... I think I wanna give it a go!!! 😁 Thanks for teaching this technique!!!
Such a useful tutorial @HookedbyRobin thank you! Especially appreciate the explanation about the different types of sts used at the end of round - always great to understand “why” it works (not just “how” to achieve a particular appearance!) 👍
Hi Robin, what a great tip for solid granny squares. Eliminating the seam makes it so much nicer and prettier. But, in addition too, incorporating the invisible join with this technique would be quite informative and helpful.
@@HookedbyRobin Btw, I've counted 116 st (corner ch included) but for some obscure reason I ended up with only 115 because of 1 corner Dc. Did it happen for you? :)
I will be using this square for 2 pillows. The pillows are 18" X 18" so it can be floppy as I will be making 2 for each pillow and stitching them together. Thank you for sharing you talents with us.
I've always done ch2 to start a dc row. Could never work out why so many do ch3. Like you said, it's just too baggy. Loving this method. Thinking I need to make another - better looking - solid granny square rug.
Meeeee toooo!!! I'm so happy I'm giddy! To some that means I need a life but to me it's made a turning point because my momma taught me to crochet at a young age and I stopped right before I turned a teenager but she passed away 14 years ago and I just picked it up again recently trying to feel closer to her and it's been slow going and I've found myself getting frustrated becase my projects don't turn out as pretty as the ones on the tutorials. Also, oddly, I'm left-handed, but my momma was right handed and I just realized that she taught me to crochet right-handed, and I wonder if that might be causing me problems Anyways since I have found th8s channel, my crocheting has improved dramatically, and I just can't get enough. All I want to do is crochet now, lol!
I have been doing a variation of this exact thing with 2 differences clusters of 4 dc to start and a ch. 1 before closing the corner with a stitch, I never understood the chain one before that last stitch…I like your version much better! And the variation of stitches to use.
I've made 38 of the 42 squares I need for this blanket and they all have seams and then I saw this 😭 Seriously though, I have learned SO MUCH from Robin and I absolutely love the way she teaches ❤️
Great video - thank you so much Robin. I really enjoy making solid granny squares but hate the larger gap in one corner that I get sometimes. I can’t wait to try your version!
Oh my gosh!! I have frogged this square so many times I think that I am starting to crave flies! Nonetheless, I am determined to figure it out. Rippit rippit. Cup of tea. Start again. 😂 At least I am using my favorite amethyst color so it's pretty even if it is a mess! UPDATE! Finally! I have a 19x19 stitch square. Now to make a few more for the CAL blanket. (P. S. Zero fly snacks required, just a cup of tea and eye reset). Thanks Robin! I am looking forward to the next square!
You can avoid that bump when closing with the 2 chains at the corner using a "seamless finish to your granny squares, or also called an invisible join." :)
Do you have a video to show me how to crotchet in a different colour for the last row . I am new to crotchet and the above for me was great . Thank you.
Turns out our lovely hooked by robin has you covered ♡ her video helped me get it and now theyre second nature to me th-cam.com/video/qqOQR-49CxE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rsCa4SiG5wGbElS2
🌈🧶Find ALL the information for the CAL over on my website here 👉 www.hookedbyrobin.com/blog/festival-pic-n-mix-blanket-crochet-along
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I love the way she explains everything to you and she doesn’t go fast and I love that .
Thank you!😃🧶
Thank you Robin for explaining how to make this square.
I love this! After watching many tutorials on this now makes perfect sense and love being in the corner instead of the seam. Thank you!
Just want to say you are such a great teacher. Thank you.
Aw thank you so much! 🥰
I learned how to crochet thanks to this channel so 💯 agree!
Here here.
Same here
I am very new to crochet but so far every tutorial I have tried on this channel has not only worked out perfectly, every video is so fun to watch and I really enjoy the positive energy on them.
This is lovely to read, thank you!😃
I really appreciate how in your videos, you are explaining how to understand the stitches and think creatively about getting the look you want, rather than just teaching us how to do your exact pattern. It's like teaching us the theory behind cooking rather than just how to follow a recipe. Thank you!!
Thank you for such a lovely comment Laurie!🥰🤗
I have been crocheting since 1970. You ARE a wonderful teacher. Thank you for all you do to help others do their best. God bless you.
Debbie
Thank you so much Deborah!😃
I’ve made 2 daisy squares now following along with you. Your tutorial is brilliant, thank you 😊
The options for different threads is gold for me, thank you!
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for such clear instructions! Makes it so much easier!
Very cool! Love the options you give and demonstrate for closing the rounds
Love this ❤ I need 48 hours per day to work and then crochet the many projects I want to make!!!
Haha I know that feeling! 😅
Exactly 💯... 😅
Thanks for the new way to start and stop a row, , I've been crocheting for years, and this is a game changer, thanks Robin.
Yay! I’m glad it is useful Lucille.😃🧶
Thank you so much. I love this version of the Granny Square.
Excellent tutorial, thank you! Just enough info, not too fast not too slow, very clear.
I have been cocheting for 60 years! Yes 60! and I still learn something from you! Thank you!
You are welcome Susan!😃
Every crochet Tutorials you do is absolutely gorgeous, and your way of explaining is very easy to follow 💯💯💯. I learnt a lot from your Tutorials 🥰. Thank you Robin 🤝🙏
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for sharing how to avoid the seam in a solid granny square! You explained everything beautifully, and it helped me understand not only how to do it, but why to do what we do. It helps me remember better when I understand why. This is one of the best tutorials on making this granny square that I've seen😊❤
Thank you so much for such a lovely comment!🥰🤗
This is absolutely brilliant - it makes join-as-you-go squares/hexagons so much easier when you have to join to that last side! I don't think I'll ever go back to any other method.
Woohoo, I’m glad it works for you!😃
It has been months since I've crocheted anything, and just along since I've watched any crochet videos. Thanks for a helpful video. ❤
I’m glad it was helpful Dee!😃🤗
At first glance I couldn’t see why it was so difficult, then I couldn’t see how it could be done! Thankfully you have excellent communication skills Robin 😄. Beautiful finish.
Awh, thank you so much Eleanor!😃🥰
Mind blowing!!!! I could just cry lol how easy this is. Thank you for sharing 😊
😅I am so glad it helps!
I love watching you crochet. So smooth and precise. Every stitch looks perfect.
Thank you so much Jill, that’s very kind!🥰
I am starting a Prayer Shawl Ministry at my church and will refer the crocheting novices to your instructional videos for directions & tips. Your ability to teach very clearly is greatly appreciated. ❤
Thank you so much Laurie, that’s very kind!🥰🧶
I did it! Thanks for the clear instructions.
Your tutorials are amazing you are so clear and detailed on everything, so easy to follow along. Thank you😊
Thank you so much Melissa!🤗🥰
Thanks for this video ❤. I have watched other videos on solid granny squares
and never fully understood them. Now thanks to you I got it
Yay!!😃 I’m glad it has helped Kathy.
I love this pattern so much! The way you showed how to keep it going without flipping or turning helped so much! Makes it look seamless! I did go further to about an 18 inch size for a pillow. It is a bit floppy but not horrible. I plan to use this pattern for so many more projects! My mother recently passed so i got her whole "collection" of yarn at my house now, taking up my guest bedroom. I have been trying to find fun different things to make. I am excited to try this as multiple granny squares to put together to make a "quilted" blanket :) :) :) thank you for sharing this :)
Your clips are so clear and very helpful. It's always beaut to know why things are the way they are. Cheers for that.🌟✨️
Love all you stitch work, yarn and patterns. Keep on keeping on.✌🏻🩷🌷🌿
Thank you so much Sarah-Jane!🥰🤗
Thank you Robin
You are my favourite teacher.
You make everything seem clear and easy to follow.
Awh, thank you so much Julia!😃🥰
I love it Robin 😍, I never get bored watching your well explained Video Tutorials, thank you again for this beautiful Tutorial 👌💯🥰
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Thankyou for sharing this video with us ❤... you're indeed an amazing teacher ....your instructions are very clear and because of that I was able to make a bucket bag by using the interlocking block stitch/pattern❤❤ Thankyou so much😊
Awh, thank you so much!🥰🤗
This was so fast to work up and i love NOT having the seam. Im working my way through the different squares. Thanks so much Robin!
You’re so welcome, I’m glad you’re enjoying the squares!😃🥳
Wonderful tutorial! I always avoided solid granny sqaures because it always looked off, but ths tutorial made it super easy and pretty!
Awh, I’m so glad it helped!😃🥳
This was THE BEST tutorial out there I've seen on how to do this. Thank you so so much!
Awh, thank you Kimberley!🥰
Thank you Robin for such a detailed video for “Seamless” solid granny squares.
My pleasure!😃🧶
Robin, it is my first time doing the solid granny and you are showing it without a seam. It's so cool! Do you know or have a video on how to do the traditional granny without a seam? You are an excellent teacher!! Thank you so much.Blessings!
Hi John, all my granny squares here: th-cam.com/play/PLP0pPGx0kI8_AHPVle2OsWdC4GRMhDJpx.html&si=3ZXIeG8N4dW4PWx4 😃
I am so happy to have found you. You make it so easy to follow your instruction. Thank you so much..
Here I thought I knew everything about basic granny squares. But this is amazing!!
Thats why I love crochet! There is always something new to learn! 🤓🧶
You did a good job, great teacher.
Thank you Shirley!😃
Love your tutorial on this solid granny square. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Jan!😃
Just made one, I'm a beginner and I love how it turned out. You are a great teacher. Bless you, thank you! ❤
You are welcome!😃🧶
Update, still on it. On my 18th row 🙈 can't stop! 😅
I've been crocheting for nearly 30 years & have NEVER done a granny square...I just didn't like how they looked. Watching this tutorial... I think I wanna give it a go!!! 😁 Thanks for teaching this technique!!!
Ooooo!! Let me know how it goes.😃🥳
Just completed my first solid seamless square after doing a few previously with a seam. Much easier and neater. Thank you Robin.
You are so welcome!🥰
Such a useful tutorial @HookedbyRobin thank you! Especially appreciate the explanation about the different types of sts used at the end of round - always great to understand “why” it works (not just “how” to achieve a particular appearance!) 👍
Thank you so much for your lovely feedback, I always think understanding the why helps!😃🧶
I managed to do it and it’s my first time making a solid granny square! Thanks so much for the great step by step explanation ❤🎉
You’re very welcome, I’m glad it helps!😃🧶
I love this seamless solid square! Very interesting! I hope to try it some time. Thank you so very much! You are the best teacher! 🧶🥰🇺🇸🇬🇧
Thank you so much, that’s so kind!🥰x
This is a very good tip on making granny squares. Thank you for sharing it. 🧶💜🙏🏻
You’re very welcome Kathy!😃
You are very good teacher
Thank you Robin! You are the best!
Thank you Deborah!🥰
Robin what a game changer. Been looking for an alternative on how to add color or continue. Thank you
You’re most welcome!😃🧶
I love the double stitch instead of chain 2. It’s great. Many thanks 🧶Maria🧶
You’re so welcome Maria!🥰🧶
Ok I am done with my rainbow squares. They are crazy colors. This blanket will be interesting.
This was awesome. Thank you so much,you do great tutorials
Thank you Brenda!😃
Excellent tutorial very easy to follow. 😊
Thank you Lesley!😃
Thank you Robin you made me understand how to do this solid granny square.
You’re welcome Marlaine, I’m pleased it has helped!😃🧶
I’m excited to see the written pattern too. This video got me to finally subscribe to your blog too. Thank you for all the help!
My pleasure!😃🧶
Thanks alot... I benefit alot from this video
Thanks robin for this great tip it looks so much neater.great teacher.💝💝
Thank you so much Deborah, that’s very kind!🥰🧶
Hi Robin, what a great tip for solid granny squares. Eliminating the seam makes it so much nicer and prettier. But, in addition too, incorporating the invisible join with this technique would be quite informative and helpful.
Thank you so much!😃🧶
🌸Thank you soooo much, I hate the normal chain beginning result. You truly are a fairy!!🥰
Awh, thank you!😃🥰
@@HookedbyRobin Btw, I've counted 116 st (corner ch included) but for some obscure reason I ended up with only 115 because of 1 corner Dc. Did it happen for you? :)
THANK you Robin for all your tips 👌
WITH all my left over yarn I'm making granny's square s
This is my no 1 square 🌹
You are very welcome Sharon!😃🧶
I completely agree that you are great teacher ,I can easily follow your instructions thanks 🙏
Thank you so much!🥰🤗
I will be using this square for 2 pillows. The pillows are 18" X 18" so it can be floppy as I will be making 2 for each pillow and stitching them together. Thank you for sharing you talents with us.
I've always done ch2 to start a dc row. Could never work out why so many do ch3. Like you said, it's just too baggy. Loving this method. Thinking I need to make another - better looking - solid granny square rug.
Thank you for the right solid granny square 😊
You are an amazing teacher ❤ thank you for making things easy ❤🎉
Awh, thank you so much!🥰🧶
My first solid granny thathas ever worked out even on all sides thank you
You’re so welcome Brenda, that’s great!😃
Meeeee toooo!!! I'm so happy I'm giddy! To some that means I need a life but to me it's made a turning point because my momma taught me to crochet at a young age and I stopped right before I turned a teenager but she passed away 14 years ago and I just picked it up again recently trying to feel closer to her and it's been slow going and I've found myself getting frustrated becase my projects don't turn out as pretty as the ones on the tutorials. Also, oddly, I'm left-handed, but my momma was right handed and I just realized that she taught me to crochet right-handed, and I wonder if that might be causing me problems Anyways since I have found th8s channel, my crocheting has improved dramatically, and I just can't get enough. All I want to do is crochet now, lol!
Had to close rounds with half doubles not doubles to get same size hole but yyyaaaay it worked thank you love it
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I'm definitely going to make a blanket with this granny square! I really like this pattern
Yay!😃🙌
I did enjoy this tutorial. I will try it and hope it will look as perfect as yours does. Thank you for sharing.
You are very welcome!😃
I have been doing a variation of this exact thing with 2 differences clusters of 4 dc to start and a ch. 1 before closing the corner with a stitch, I never understood the chain one before that last stitch…I like your version much better! And the variation of stitches to use.
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I've made 38 of the 42 squares I need for this blanket and they all have seams and then I saw this 😭
Seriously though, I have learned SO MUCH from Robin and I absolutely love the way she teaches ❤️
Ahh nooo!😭😭
Very interesting! And clean looking!
Thank you Jessica!😃
Im hooked 😉 thanks
Hi, Thank you for showing us how to do this square. You are very easy to understand and follow.
Thank you!🥰🧶
This is such a game changer! Will have to try this method next time i make granny squares. Also, this is really random but i love how you say scooch 🤣
😂😂
Wow this is the most perfect square I've ever made. Thank you sooooo much! 💘
Awh, you’re very welcome Dana!🥹🤗
This is absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much.
You're very welcome! 😀🧶
I am getting ready to make a granny square sweater. A few solid squares are needed for proper coverage. Thank you for this.
My pleasure Jackie, perfect timing!😃
Love this tutorial so much. Thank you!
You are welcome Donna!😃
👏👏👏👏such a simple procedure. Thank you!
You are so welcome Jane!😃
Great video - thank you so much Robin. I really enjoy making solid granny squares but hate the larger gap in one corner that I get sometimes. I can’t wait to try your version!
Thank you Terry, let me know how it goes!😃🧶
great teacher 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much!🥰🤗
I really wish i could like this more. You are really out here doing the Lord’s work. Thank you so much for this video.
Awh, thank you!🥰🧶
Your granny looks really nice, love the idea 🎉😊. Thank you!
You’re welcome Debbie!😃
Oh my gosh!! I have frogged this square so many times I think that I am starting to crave flies! Nonetheless, I am determined to figure it out. Rippit rippit. Cup of tea. Start again. 😂 At least I am using my favorite amethyst color so it's pretty even if it is a mess! UPDATE! Finally! I have a 19x19 stitch square. Now to make a few more for the CAL blanket. (P. S. Zero fly snacks required, just a cup of tea and eye reset). Thanks Robin! I am looking forward to the next square!
😅🐸 glad you got there in the end! X
Made my first solid granny square thanks to this video. It’s not as neat as yours but looks almost the same! Thank you ❤
You are welcome!😃🧶
I love the look. Thanks for sharing
You’re welcome Becky!😃
I love the granny square it’s good for making a purse ❤
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You can avoid that bump when closing with the 2 chains at the corner using a "seamless finish to your granny squares, or also called an invisible join." :)
Thank you,thank you! You are so good!❤ thank you!
Thank you so much!🥰🤗
Thank you soo much! I really enjoyed making this square!
You’re very welcome Hina!😃
The double crochet instead of the chain 2 in the closing corner is much better to use. Appreciate you for teaching this tutorial.
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Hi is amazing love the stitch!!😊
Thank you Miriam!😃🥰
Love this Robin! Awesome 😎! Have it saved for future reference ❤
Thank you so much Susan!🥰🧶
Excellent teacher 🙏❤️
Thank you so much Molly!😃
Do you have a video to show me how to crotchet in a different colour for the last row . I am new to crotchet and the above for me was great . Thank you.
Fabolous. All thats left for me, is to master magic loop.
Turns out our lovely hooked by robin has you covered ♡ her video helped me get it and now theyre second nature to me
th-cam.com/video/qqOQR-49CxE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rsCa4SiG5wGbElS2
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Me to I can't master the magic ring. My fine motor skills are rubbish
@@pennybrown4723 ok I see.hopefully time is what you need to use then