I really wish I would of seen this video last year when I hand stitched all the squares together for that full size granny square blanket. Great video.Thank you!!!🧶
That looks gorgeous on your sunflower piece!! I’m using your tight join as you go method for a temperature blanket I’m doing with granny squares, and that might still be my favorite!
Thank you for making it so easy!! I am still learning the logistics of crocheting. I am not putting any constraints on my life anymore. I had 3 years to think about my past, present and future during this horrific health issue I am still experiencing. Slowly I am getting periodic relief from this bouncing feeling my body has been giving me 24/7. I’ve been seeing a chiropractor who hopefully can move my atlas(top bone in neck). We are hoping this is the culprit to my bouncing. Crocheting tutorials helps take my mind to a different place. Your precise filming and explaining makes it easy for my mind to relax. There have been other tutorials from others that have made my condition worse within seconds of watching. Thank you again, for taking your work seriously.
this is brilliant ! I used this on my pram blankets but did a continuous join along the whole row (of four squares by 3 squares) - your way is much easier - especially if all the squares are the same - thanks!
Absolutely love this way of joining! Your video was easy to follow along. It took me a practice or 2 but that was just me. Believe me people if it was easy for me, you got this! 😉
Oh Robin, u r a wonderful teacher. I ❤ ur tutorials. I think this is a beautiful "join-as-u-go" method, but I can't do this method. 😢 I just am not understanding how it all works. 😕 That, & I am just NOT coordinated enough. (I think I need like 4 more hands.) Everything ends up all missed matched, & messed up! But I don't mind doing all the squares up first & using a crochet stitch to connect them all. I do ❤ my Granny Squares!
How would we do this for one solid color joining squares? Make the squares, attach and cut the yarn each time? I'm wanting to not have to cut off each time since I'm using the same color for the fourth round
You could adapt the continuous join as you go for this technique instead for one continuous join without having to cut the yarn! th-cam.com/video/kKsb_1YTV4I/w-d-xo.html
I used Cygnet Chunky with a 6mm Hook Shades used for Sunflower square shown in thumbnail: Chocolate, Pumpkin, Gold and Cream For the demo granny squares I used: Pumpkin, Honeydew, Bisque & Stone You can get it from Snufflebean Yarn: www.snufflebeanyarn.co.uk?ref=7 😀
Hello! Thanks so much for your excellent videos. For some reason I can't wrap my head around this to start joining sunburst squares. I'm a new crocheter, and I see that the round 3 of this square is square, but round 3 of sunburst is a circle. So that's where I'm a little stuck. How do we start the join with sunburst? Do we crochet one half of the first corner of round 4, and then attach that with a slip stitch and build on it? I don't understand how we could start by attaching the end of round 3 with sunburst as it looks like you're doing with this square square. My brain is all muddled and I've watched this video 3 times hah. Thanks for any advice! And again, thanks for your awesome videos!
The join is beautiful. I'm just really confused as to how to join the Sunburst Sunflower Granny Square. It shows as the video cover but the tutorial is on regular squares. Is there any chance you will be doing a tutorial to join the Sunburst?
Hi Robin, me again. All my crochet blocks are finished. If I wanted to use your zig zag method….if I dc all around one square and started another square with 2 sides of dc….then joined the second one to the first one with this method, do you think it would work?
For that I'd recommend this video (not mine but shows the technique for joining them after with a similar looking join) th-cam.com/video/V3-zQA2qjLs/w-d-xo.html 😀
I know this is an 11 month old video, I was just wondering where you would join the 4th square to if it was your middle piece if you don't join to the chain. Would you complete the corner and then join further up?
It all depends on the design of the squares you are joining really! I tend to err towards very simple borders - just a few rounds of plain stitches so I'm not very fancy when it comes to borders I'm afraid 😂
Is there any reason to *not* crochet 2 edges on the beige/stone square before attaching it? In the video you only crochet 1 edge before connecting it. Wondering if there’s a reason for that?
Hi dear .I hope that you enjoy your weekend. I would like to know if you have a written Pattern for this one with all the information like the inside in the blanket,the left side,the right side,the tope everything that you say in the video ?. Thanks rachel
I was wondering if i could still use this method if you already have a lot of squares completed? I just started crocheting and i thought you needed a lot of squares before you joined them together.
I noticed in your written pattern for the corner to corner square that you list the extended double crochet stitch but do not explain how to do the stitch. You do explain in Your video but not in the written pattern. Thanks for being such a great teacher.
@@sunraybae2460 d'oh sorry! Lol I used Cygnet Chunky with a 6mm Hook Shades used for Sunflower square shown in thumbnail / intro : Chocolate, Pumpkin, Gold and Cream
I think you mentioned these are destined to be a sweater I was wondering if you were planning to share that in a tutorial? I've seen alot doing the Harry styles type one but no really good videos carefully explaining the process
They are destined to be a cardigan yes! No tutorial planned unfortunately as I am massively making it up as I go along 😂 It's currently abandoned in the naughty pile as the sleeves went wrong - clothing is not my strong point! 😂😂😂😂
You can yes! Although it'll be fractionally different if you're doing it afterwards - if you look up "zig zag join" on TH-cam there are several good videos for showing how it's done when joining already finished squares 😀 (I don't personally have a tutorial for that method yet x)
I’m so confused why you have a totally different square to the sunflower blanket project although this is the one you link? Am I missing something? Desperate to work the sunflower squares together
You can sew your squares together or crochet them with any method you fancy! If you are after a similar look to this join, I'd suggest the flat zipper join (I don't personally have a tutorial for that but I know where are lots on TH-cam 🙂)
….mine squares aren’t granny squares, mine are kind of lacey. They have clusters of 5dc, the three clusters of 3dc then 5dc again. And they are tiny tiny tiny. At this point I’m starting to think stapling them together might be my best option🙄
Yarn & Hook information: Yarn used in demonstration: Cygnet Chunky with a 6mm Hook in the colours Pumpkin, Honeydew, Stone & Bisque Available to purchase here: www.snufflebeanyarn.co.uk?ref=7 Shades used for Sunflower square shown in thumbnail: Chocolate, Pumpkin, Gold and Cream.😃🧶
For the life of me, I can’t go from back to front for a slip stitch. It just isn’t in the cards. I’m doing a front to back slip stitch and am getting a straight ridged edge, which is fine. I just wish there was an easier way to zig zag.
Pattern grabbed my attention. I'd love to see a tutorial for it. Thanks, love this method. I haven't tried squares because of having to sew it all together. I love joining as I go method. Just noticed the tutorial, will have to check it out too, thanks.
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📌 Sunburst Granny Square Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/T7LxrBtpAXM/w-d-xo.html
Oh no! I made a bunch of granny squares using your sunflower tutorial without seeing this video. Now to figure out how to join them all 🙈
This will help 😀: th-cam.com/video/6z8cpynq_Bs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=MWYHejziA9m63GXI
I really wish I would of seen this video last year when I hand stitched all the squares together for that full size granny square blanket. Great video.Thank you!!!🧶
I feel your pain! 😅
How attractive! That sweater is going to be quite beautiful. I can barely wait to see it finished. Thank you for another great tutorial!
Thank you! 🥰
I don’t make granny squares often but I like this method of joining. Thank you for this tutorial. 💜
*Yes Ma'am Pam!!!* The very instructions I was looking for. Love the color pallet of your sample.
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That looks gorgeous on your sunflower piece!! I’m using your tight join as you go method for a temperature blanket I’m doing with granny squares, and that might still be my favorite!
Yes! You make it seem so easy! I am doing another granny square of yours and I just love this method of joining as you go :) Thank you!
Thank you! It's definitely my new favourite way to join crochet for sure!
Thank you for making it so easy!! I am still learning the logistics of crocheting. I am not putting any constraints on my life anymore. I had 3 years to think about my past, present and future during this horrific health issue I am still experiencing. Slowly I am getting periodic relief from this bouncing feeling my body has been giving me 24/7. I’ve been seeing a chiropractor who hopefully can move my atlas(top bone in neck). We are hoping this is the culprit to my bouncing. Crocheting tutorials helps take my mind to a different place. Your precise filming and explaining makes it easy for my mind to relax. There have been other tutorials from others that have made my condition worse within seconds of watching. Thank you again, for taking your work seriously.
this is brilliant ! I used this on my pram blankets but did a continuous join along the whole row (of four squares by 3 squares) - your way is much easier - especially if all the squares are the same - thanks!
Absolutely love this way of joining! Your video was easy to follow along. It took me a practice or 2 but that was just me. Believe me people if it was easy for me, you got this! 😉
Thank you Dawn!😃🧶
What a great neat way of joining. Thanks for sharing xx
Thank you Lynn! It's fast becoming my new favourite join!
Oh Robin, u r a wonderful teacher. I ❤ ur tutorials. I think this is a beautiful "join-as-u-go" method, but I can't do this method. 😢 I just am not understanding how it all works. 😕 That, & I am just NOT coordinated enough. (I think I need like 4 more hands.) Everything ends up all missed matched, & messed up! But I don't mind doing all the squares up first & using a crochet stitch to connect them all. I do ❤ my Granny Squares!
These are sooo pretty Robin! 🤗👍🧶
Thank you Pat! 🥰
Love this technique so much! Thank you for this tutorial, Robin. I may tackle that granny square blanket after all 😊🧶
I love these new fangled technical terms... "fan dabby dozy". LOL 😜
A really lovely joining stitch. Thank you very much for explaining it so clearly. ❤️🇦🇺
Looks very beautiful and gorgeous thank you
Wow! It’s BRILLIANT! It’s really neat, I love the zigzag pattern! Hope I can pull it off like you!🤞👊Thanks soo much for this wonderful tutorial!
Looks easy enough. Thanks, it iz a very nice "braided" stitch.
Glad you like it!
Looks fabulous Robin thank you can’t wait to see your cardigan 😊Amanda xx🌼🌻💕
Very pretty join !!!! Thank you 😊 for the tutorial! ❤️
Thank you so much! Glad you like it! 🥰
Love this method!!. So easy and fun 🎉
It is!😃🌻
Thankyou!!!! I can’t wait to try this join!!
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I like your sunburst granny square i made one once !
Can you make another plushie tutorial??
Thank you Jake! 😃
Never say never! 🧶
@@HookedbyRobin ok i will never give up
Cool, I'm early!! Love your videos!!
Thank you so much Savannah! 🥰
How would we do this for one solid color joining squares? Make the squares, attach and cut the yarn each time? I'm wanting to not have to cut off each time since I'm using the same color for the fourth round
You could adapt the continuous join as you go for this technique instead for one continuous join without having to cut the yarn! th-cam.com/video/kKsb_1YTV4I/w-d-xo.html
What beautiful colours did you use , cause I think I'm using this for my mum for her birthday for a blanket
I used Cygnet Chunky with a 6mm Hook
Shades used for Sunflower square shown in thumbnail: Chocolate, Pumpkin, Gold and Cream
For the demo granny squares I used: Pumpkin, Honeydew, Bisque & Stone
You can get it from Snufflebean Yarn: www.snufflebeanyarn.co.uk?ref=7
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LOL thank you! 💅
Hello! Thanks so much for your excellent videos. For some reason I can't wrap my head around this to start joining sunburst squares. I'm a new crocheter, and I see that the round 3 of this square is square, but round 3 of sunburst is a circle. So that's where I'm a little stuck. How do we start the join with sunburst? Do we crochet one half of the first corner of round 4, and then attach that with a slip stitch and build on it? I don't understand how we could start by attaching the end of round 3 with sunburst as it looks like you're doing with this square square. My brain is all muddled and I've watched this video 3 times hah. Thanks for any advice! And again, thanks for your awesome videos!
Like this method of joining Grant squares
I love it!!!! Tyfs God bless you
Thank you so much Debbie!
Thank you l love your slip stitch join God bless
So pretty 💜💜💜
Beautiful design 👌👌👌
Very nice Robin 💕🙏
Love these kinds of videos
When you got hooked on the pattern and made full squares 🤣 good thing I only had enough energy for two
Another great tutorial.......Thank you.
The join is beautiful. I'm just really confused as to how to join the Sunburst Sunflower Granny Square. It shows as the video cover but the tutorial is on regular squares. Is there any chance you will be doing a tutorial to join the Sunburst?
The method is exactly the same for a Sunburst square as it is on a regular square - you can adapt it for any square you fancy! :)
Hi Robin, me again. All my crochet blocks are finished. If I wanted to use your zig zag method….if I dc all around one square and started another square with 2 sides of dc….then joined the second one to the first one with this method, do you think it would work?
How would you slip stitch to join if you have chains on the sides of your granny squares? Thank you
You could simply slip stitch into the chain space then make your next stitch, find its matching friend, slip stitch into that stitch and continue :)
So if my square has a chain 3 in the corners (like in the sunburst tutorial) do I chain 1, slip stitch, and chain 1? Or how would I do it? :)
Yep you got it! 😃🧶
Is there a way to do this after you've already made the squares? Like with a different color of yarn?
For that I'd recommend this video (not mine but shows the technique for joining them after with a similar looking join) th-cam.com/video/V3-zQA2qjLs/w-d-xo.html 😀
I know this is an 11 month old video, I was just wondering where you would join the 4th square to if it was your middle piece if you don't join to the chain. Would you complete the corner and then join further up?
What would you suggest for a border? Do you do something with the outer edge of the squares?
It all depends on the design of the squares you are joining really! I tend to err towards very simple borders - just a few rounds of plain stitches so I'm not very fancy when it comes to borders I'm afraid 😂
Or please let me which video to go thank you so much
How many squares does it take to make a blanket?
hello :) do you have a tutorial on how you crochet cardigans
Is there any reason to *not* crochet 2 edges on the beige/stone square before attaching it? In the video you only crochet 1 edge before connecting it. Wondering if there’s a reason for that?
Do you have a video on your standard 3 round granny square?
I do yes! th-cam.com/video/RwnArj7HdXo/w-d-xo.html 😀
Hi dear .I hope that you enjoy your weekend.
I would like to know if you have a written Pattern for this one with all the information like the inside in the blanket,the left side,the right side,the tope everything that you say in the video ?.
Thanks rachel
I was wondering if i could still use this method if you already have a lot of squares completed? I just started crocheting and i thought you needed a lot of squares before you joined them together.
Hi Laura, if you have lots of squares already then this video will help 😃:
th-cam.com/video/6z8cpynq_Bs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FwsOY1itZzHnHzZx
Thank you so much!!!!
No problem!🤗
Cardigan? You usually do not do them?
This is the one and only cardigan I've made! It was an absolute nightmare 😂😂😂
I noticed in your written pattern for the corner to corner square that you list the extended double crochet stitch but do not explain how to do the stitch. You do explain in Your video but not in the written pattern. Thanks for being such a great teacher.
Mil gracias 👏👏👏😘🇲🇽
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Where is your yarn from , cause it looks so nice to work with
I get my yarn from www.snufflebeanyarn.co.uk 😀
@@HookedbyRobin thank you so much I deffo need to buy this instantly
What colours did you use also lol 😆😂❤❤
@@sunraybae2460 d'oh sorry! Lol
I used Cygnet Chunky with a 6mm Hook
Shades used for Sunflower square shown in thumbnail / intro : Chocolate, Pumpkin, Gold and Cream
I think you mentioned these are destined to be a sweater I was wondering if you were planning to share that in a tutorial? I've seen alot doing the Harry styles type one but no really good videos carefully explaining the process
They are destined to be a cardigan yes! No tutorial planned unfortunately as I am massively making it up as I go along 😂 It's currently abandoned in the naughty pile as the sleeves went wrong - clothing is not my strong point! 😂😂😂😂
@@HookedbyRobin hehe okay thanks for replying and for this pretty granny square tutorial 💜
Can you use this join if you've made all the squares already? I have the "pile of squares" lol but I looked the zig zag. HELP!!!
Yeeeesssss !!! 🐐🐐🐐
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Oh nooooo I literally finished all my sunburst granny squares first! Can I still use the zig zag to connect all my squares.
You can yes! Although it'll be fractionally different if you're doing it afterwards - if you look up "zig zag join" on TH-cam there are several good videos for showing how it's done when joining already finished squares 😀 (I don't personally have a tutorial for that method yet x)
@@HookedbyRobin thank you so much ❤️ I appreciate it
I like it..ty for sharing this video.. :-)
Very nice!
Has anyone put a border around the sunflower blanket after joining all the squares? If so, how?
Epic!
I’m so confused why you have a totally different square to the sunflower blanket project although this is the one you link? Am I missing something? Desperate to work the sunflower squares together
The method is the same for the final round of stitches on the sunflower square as on a normal granny square :-)
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Hi Mam can you please show how to begin the first square please
Is beautiful. Thepia
Thank you so much! 💕
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How would I do this is the squares are already complete😢
You can sew your squares together or crochet them with any method you fancy! If you are after a similar look to this join, I'd suggest the flat zipper join (I don't personally have a tutorial for that but I know where are lots on TH-cam 🙂)
….mine squares aren’t granny squares, mine are kind of lacey. They have clusters of 5dc, the three clusters of 3dc then 5dc again. And they are tiny tiny tiny. At this point I’m starting to think stapling them together might be my best option🙄
Hook size please
Yarn & Hook information:
Yarn used in demonstration: Cygnet Chunky with a 6mm Hook in the colours Pumpkin, Honeydew, Stone & Bisque
Available to purchase here: www.snufflebeanyarn.co.uk?ref=7
Shades used for Sunflower square shown in thumbnail: Chocolate, Pumpkin, Gold and Cream.😃🧶
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For the life of me, I can’t go from back to front for a slip stitch. It just isn’t in the cards. I’m doing a front to back slip stitch and am getting a straight ridged edge, which is fine. I just wish there was an easier way to zig zag.
Pattern grabbed my attention. I'd love to see a tutorial for it. Thanks, love this method. I haven't tried squares because of having to sew it all together. I love joining as I go method. Just noticed the tutorial, will have to check it out too, thanks.
I can't bear sewing squares together so if I can crochet them together instead I will! 😀