If you’re not comfortable with the magic circle you can chain 4, then slip knot into the first chain then do then8 single crochets into the center of the circle you created. :) it makes it a little thicker but that’s usually how I do my centre.
I watched a video yesterday that started with a magic circle. Did the stitches (sc or dc or whatever). And when it came time to slip stitch that row together, they brought up the tail from the magic circle and included it in the “yarn over” part of the slip stitch - then stitched over the tail for a bit doing the next row. Genius! It locked the magic circle in place! (If you want a better explanation or visual, I was watching a video on how to make a pocket hug)
@@paigealura1381 you can follow any granny square cardigan pattern, but there’s a good Harry styles granny square inspired cardigan from Henri Purnell and you can just create all the patches to be these :))
This takes me back to when my gramma taught me how to do this when I was a little girl. I was 9, and she was so patient with me. Just like you. You’re a great teacher, and you made it seem so easy to potentially make something so beautiful. My grandma is 102 now and of course her dexterity is nothing like it was 45 years ago, but she was so happy when I showed her this. Thank you for bringing back that memory, and for making this simple for even me to understand. I think I see a sweet little handbag in my distant future if I can make 3 or 4 of these per day. Lol.
This makes me so happy to hear. Thank you for taking the time to share your story with me. Your Gramma sounds like a lovely woman. Happy crocheting. ❤️
1:53 Row 1 (Center) Magic ring, sc 8. Sl st into 1st st 3:44 Row 2 (Petals) Start in any stitch, Ch 3. *YO insert into same stitch, pull up loop. YO pull through 2* rep** until you have 4 loops on your hook, pull through all 4, ch 2. {In next stitch rep ** until you have 5 loops on your hook, pull through all 5, ch2.} Rep {} until you get to the end. Sl st into 1st petal 9:10 Row 3 (granny square) Ch 5 (counts as dc + ch 2) dc 2 in same space. Hdc 3 in next space. 3dc, ch 2, 3dc in next space. 3 hdc in next space. 3dc, ch 2, 3dc in next space. 3 hdc in next space, 3dc, ch 2, 3dc in next space, 3 hdc in next space, 2dc in last space - sl st into 1st chain
yellow: magic ring, ch 1 8 in magic ring sl st in 1st st of 8 fasten off, pull tail thru white: insert white ch3 y/o, insert into the same stitch, y/o, pull out, go through two x 3 but for the 3rd one, go through all 4. ch2 y/o, insert into the same stitch, y/o, pull out, go through two x 4 but for the 4th one, go through all 5. ch2. x 7 sl st in 3rd loop from 1st petal. fasten off, pull tail thru
I accidentally made a magic loop with nine instead of eight stitches. I only realized I miscounted after I'd finished making the petals. My first daisy granny square ended up being a circle lol. After that mishap though, I made sure the rest of my squares were actually square. They look great :) This tutorial was easy to follow, slow paced enough for me to learn, and I'm excited to have such a beautiful design locked down. Thank you! I'm using a bigger yarn, so they're big enough to be coasters.
Omg I’m honestly crying I’ve watched multiple vids on how to make the flower and square and none have been helpful to me you really helped me 🙏🏻🙏🏻 thank you so much☺️
Thank you! This was my first flower square and I didn't know the stiches, but I changed the video to the lowest speed setting and followed along! 😌 Learned so much
Thanks a million; you’re an Ace. You instruct so well, it’s easy to follow even without a pattern. HOWEVER… SO NICE you provide the ACTUAL PATTERN on your website with the video. It saves so much time not needing to click a bunch of links like too many other TH-cam Crochet Creators. I love this easy Daisy Granny Square. After watching, I just whipped one up & it’s just precious. I’m creating a cover for my Kitchen Aid Mixer & I bet when I assemble them, it’ll be so pretty. I’m gonna use the Daisy as the center squares with solids for the body. Thanks again for such a clear, well done explanation & of course the pattern. Definitely gonna follow your channel! 👍🏻
Thank you so much for teaching me this I've been crochet for ruffle a year and this is really easy to follow and your voice is nice and clear you have a new subscribers 😊
Thank you so much for this video Just finishing my cardi with a pointy hood using this pattern. It looks amazing and is so cosy and warm Thank you for dividing this video in chapters, makes it really handy to follow U da best
i tried doing one as a trial run and it turned out great on my second one I did half doubles into the magic circle and I think it turned out a lot better that way. there was very little yellow the first time this way there is more in the center
Thank you so much for this pattern! I love these granny squares! I've made about 20 squares now and I plan to use them to make a purse, but I'm going to add 1 or 2 rounds to make the squares/ purse bigger.
awesome tutorial very clear ❣️ I begun crocheting 2 days ago and i am super shocked that this daint daisy granny square turned out soooo good 🌼 thanks for this video
Yes I believe she meant double crochets instead of half doubles on the second corner she did. It messed up my first square but I went back and watched it carefully and it is double crochets that she did. The half doubles are only the ones in between the corners right? Either way, it’s a beautiful square. I’m making a child’s sweater with them, thank you for the tutorial.
4 months late lol but no she did mean half doubles. Because you are working to make a square out of the circular daisy, you would use a half double so all of the sides end up straight. I'm not sure why your squares were messed up. When you switch to your final color, you start with a chain of 5 in the chain 2 space of your petals. This counts as one double and a chain of two. You then dc 3× into the same space. The next space, you hdc three times. In the next space dc 3× and chain 2(or however many she said) and then dc three more times in the same space. Hdc into the next chain space and repeat until you get to where you started. In that space, dc 2× because that chain 5 counts as a dc. Each side of your square should end up straight and even unless you messed up somewhere❤❤
Bianca B hey sorry this is way later haha, but she did make a mistake in the video, there are written instructions online from the same people and they said double crochet when she said half double. Also in the video right before it skips, she does say half double but when you look at her movements it’s a double crochet. Hopefully that clears any confusion🙂
You made this so easy. Thank you so much. I was kinda familiar with the DC and the hdc and using them together really helped my mind see the difference between the two and helped my motor functions also feel the difference between the two. This is a great learning tutorial
thank you so much i have been crocheting for a while but have yet to find a good tutorial but this is the one for me. I have been planning t make a cardigan for a while and you make it possible. thank you 😊😊😍😍
What a simple yet absolutely lovely little square! I'm making this in solid colour flowers and using white for the third round. I'm making the flowers in 3 different colours. I'll be putting them together to make a little doll blanket for my niece who is turning 4 soon!
Just made a sample square using 1.5" strips of fabric (old sheets) and a homemade crochet hook from a 3/8" dowel. Finished block = 7" x 7" and weighs 99g. It is super dense and will become a floor rug once I make 23 more blocks (approx 24x64 runner). Didn't time the first block, as I was learning the pattern. It's a bit of a wrestling match, seeing that the fabric is not forgiving, but I'm expecting it will take me at least 30 min per block. No one said it was going to be easy.
Love from india❤️❤️❤️ This is kinda simple and easy to understand with such a beautiful result 😂af first I thought it would bd hard but trust me step by step as I start to make I made a perfect one...all thanks to you 🙏❤️
I gotta say I love your tutorial it’s super easy to understand and the outcome is so cute, although I was wondering how you would go about making half of the square that comes out in a triangle (or just a single corner) shape with only four pedals?
Hi, It is a beautiful pattern, and I will be looking up your video for joining the granny squares together, your pattern would make a pretty lined square blocked bag. Thanks for the pattern and idea.
i got confused when you finished with the part where you said to continue the process around the flower what does that mean the whole thing or just the half double crochets
Hi Maiya, you'll want to follow along with the written pattern as you watch the tutorial. I think it will help clear up any confusion: justbcrafty.com/2019/04/dainty-daisy-granny-square-motif-video-tutorial.html
This is so great! Thanks a lot ! I managed to learn this quite quickly. How many squares do you guys think one needs for a blanket on the smaller side ? For grown ups 😬
Why isn't the half double crochet at 10:36 the same as 11:43? I'm confused. At 11:43 it looks like it is a double crochet. Sorry for the question, I'm still a beginner.
I have a question in the second step of the green color, when you take out all the loops on the hook, do I do it in each round of the square?I'm a beginner and I don't know how to do this
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1:53 center of flower
3:44 petals of flower
9:10 outside of granny square
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If you’re not comfortable with the magic circle you can chain 4, then slip knot into the first chain then do then8 single crochets into the center of the circle you created. :) it makes it a little thicker but that’s usually how I do my centre.
Thank you sooo much! I was finding this magic circle so difficult as a beginner thanks to you I found this comment! Thank You So Much!!
Thank you so so so much! I’ve tried and tried but I can’t do it! Thank you!
Omg thank you.. I almost gave up. 😅
omg thank you. i struggle so much with the magic circle this saved me
I watched a video yesterday that started with a magic circle. Did the stitches (sc or dc or whatever). And when it came time to slip stitch that row together, they brought up the tail from the magic circle and included it in the “yarn over” part of the slip stitch - then stitched over the tail for a bit doing the next row. Genius! It locked the magic circle in place! (If you want a better explanation or visual, I was watching a video on how to make a pocket hug)
Just what I was looking for to make a blanket for my first grandchild.
I want to turn this into a cardigan now :)
how many squares do you need for the cardigan? are you following a pattern for it?
Same
@@paigealura1381 you can follow any granny square cardigan pattern, but there’s a good Harry styles granny square inspired cardigan from Henri Purnell and you can just create all the patches to be these :))
Yes please
I want a top
This takes me back to when my gramma taught me how to do this when I was a little girl. I was 9, and she was so patient with me. Just like you. You’re a great teacher, and you made it seem so easy to potentially make something so beautiful. My grandma is 102 now and of course her dexterity is nothing like it was 45 years ago, but she was so happy when I showed her this. Thank you for bringing back that memory, and for making this simple for even me to understand. I think I see a sweet little handbag in my distant future if I can make 3 or 4 of these per day. Lol.
This makes me so happy to hear. Thank you for taking the time to share your story with me. Your Gramma sounds like a lovely woman. Happy crocheting. ❤️
You could make your grandma something out of squares 😁
1:53 Row 1 (Center)
Magic ring, sc 8. Sl st into 1st st
3:44 Row 2 (Petals)
Start in any stitch, Ch 3. *YO insert into same stitch, pull up loop. YO pull through 2* rep** until you have 4 loops on your hook, pull through all 4, ch 2. {In next stitch rep ** until you have 5 loops on your hook, pull through all 5, ch2.} Rep {} until you get to the end. Sl st into 1st petal
9:10 Row 3 (granny square)
Ch 5 (counts as dc + ch 2) dc 2 in same space. Hdc 3 in next space. 3dc, ch 2, 3dc in next space. 3 hdc in next space. 3dc, ch 2, 3dc in next space. 3 hdc in next space, 3dc, ch 2, 3dc in next space, 3 hdc in next space, 2dc in last space - sl st into 1st chain
Thank u shoooooo much ❤
I am totally beginner but this video make it really easy for me and i start a jacket with daisys tahnk u and love ur videos♡♡
I'm so glad!
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Gosh...that would be so pretty in a sweater, an Afghan, a baby blanket. The list is endless!! Thank you.
yellow:
magic ring, ch 1
8 in magic ring
sl st in 1st st of 8
fasten off, pull tail thru
white:
insert white
ch3
y/o, insert into the same stitch, y/o, pull out, go through two x 3 but for the 3rd one, go through all 4. ch2
y/o, insert into the same stitch, y/o, pull out, go through two x 4 but for the 4th one, go through all 5. ch2. x 7
sl st in 3rd loop from 1st petal. fasten off, pull tail thru
Omg… 😭 tysm i rlly needed this
Omg thankyou🥲🥲
pls i love you.
Tysm!!
I accidentally made a magic loop with nine instead of eight stitches. I only realized I miscounted after I'd finished making the petals. My first daisy granny square ended up being a circle lol. After that mishap though, I made sure the rest of my squares were actually square. They look great :) This tutorial was easy to follow, slow paced enough for me to learn, and I'm excited to have such a beautiful design locked down. Thank you! I'm using a bigger yarn, so they're big enough to be coasters.
This is the most clear tutorial i have ever watched now i’m gonna run to walmart and get some yarn. Thank you !!!
I ❤❤❤❤ this Daisy. I am crocheting a King Size Blanket for a Wedding Gift. This will fit in perfectly 💖💖💖💖
That will be such a wonderful gift! Happy crocheting to you! ❤️
I can’t wait to try this! It is beautiful and I love the tutorial!
So helpful!!! I’m using these Grammy squares to make a bag to hold yarn to take with me when I’m not home!!
Wonderful idea!
I plan to make a bucket hat using the daisy granny squares so thanks for this tutorial
oh my god this is called perfect square she make it in easy way I really like her tutorial amazing love it 😃
i'm turning this into a tote bag!
Omg I’m honestly crying I’ve watched multiple vids on how to make the flower and square and none have been helpful to me you really helped me 🙏🏻🙏🏻 thank you so much☺️
Yay! So happy it was helpful to you! ❤️
Thank you! This was my first flower square and I didn't know the stiches, but I changed the video to the lowest speed setting and followed along! 😌 Learned so much
I didn’t know you could do this. You’re a blessing🙏🏻😂
Wonderful!
Thanks a million; you’re an Ace. You instruct so well, it’s easy to follow even without a pattern. HOWEVER… SO NICE you provide the ACTUAL PATTERN on your website with the video. It saves so much time not needing to click a bunch of links like too many other TH-cam Crochet Creators.
I love this easy Daisy Granny Square. After watching, I just whipped one up & it’s just precious. I’m creating a cover for my Kitchen Aid Mixer & I bet when I assemble them, it’ll be so pretty. I’m gonna use the Daisy as the center squares with solids for the body.
Thanks again for such a clear, well done explanation & of course the pattern.
Definitely gonna follow your channel! 👍🏻
for anyone whos in a rush, tutorial starts at 1.41
Thanks
1:41
Thank you so much for teaching me this I've been crochet for ruffle a year and this is really easy to follow and your voice is nice and clear you have a new subscribers 😊
Thank you so much for the kind words! 😊
Thank you so much for this video
Just finishing my cardi with a pointy hood using this pattern.
It looks amazing and is so cosy and warm
Thank you for dividing this video in chapters, makes it really handy to follow
U da best
That sounds beautiful! So glad the tutorial was helpful for you!
i tried doing one as a trial run and it turned out great on my second one I did half doubles into the magic circle and I think it turned out a lot better that way. there was very little yellow the first time this way there is more in the center
I am a begginer and want to crochet a flower granny square. Thanks very much for sharing this video.
Cute daisies. Just what i was looking for. I want to add daisy granny squares in my temperature blanket. Thanks
i’ve tried so many different tutorials but this one was so helpful as you explained every step thank you :)
Thank you so much for this pattern! I love these granny squares! I've made about 20 squares now and I plan to use them to make a purse, but I'm going to add 1 or 2 rounds to make the squares/ purse bigger.
Yes! I did it ☺
Thank you so much. It turned out really cute and it's only the 2nd thing I crochet
awesome tutorial very clear ❣️ I begun crocheting 2 days ago and i am super shocked that this daint daisy granny square turned out soooo good 🌼 thanks for this video
Wonderful!
Wanted to add, best tutorial winner!
I will make vest. This tutorial is so easy! Thank you♥️
Yay! Have fun!!
Thank you♥️
This helped me so much. Thank you. I've been wanting to do q granny square for the longest time
Lovely tutorial. Thank you for sharing. Your instructions are very easy to follow.
Glad it was helpful!
Aaaah, thank you so much for the video! Im a begginer, and took me like 6 hours to do 1 square, but it's perfect!! ❤
So glad you found the tutorial helpful! ❤️
so relaxing to watch
Thanks for the easy to follow tutorial.. super cute 🥰
Yes I believe she meant double crochets instead of half doubles on the second corner she did. It messed up my first square but I went back and watched it carefully and it is double crochets that she did. The half doubles are only the ones in between the corners right? Either way, it’s a beautiful square. I’m making a child’s sweater with them, thank you for the tutorial.
4 months late lol but no she did mean half doubles. Because you are working to make a square out of the circular daisy, you would use a half double so all of the sides end up straight. I'm not sure why your squares were messed up. When you switch to your final color, you start with a chain of 5 in the chain 2 space of your petals. This counts as one double and a chain of two. You then dc 3× into the same space. The next space, you hdc three times. In the next space dc 3× and chain 2(or however many she said) and then dc three more times in the same space. Hdc into the next chain space and repeat until you get to where you started. In that space, dc 2× because that chain 5 counts as a dc. Each side of your square should end up straight and even unless you messed up somewhere❤❤
Bianca B hey sorry this is way later haha, but she did make a mistake in the video, there are written instructions online from the same people and they said double crochet when she said half double. Also in the video right before it skips, she does say half double but when you look at her movements it’s a double crochet. Hopefully that clears any confusion🙂
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Thank you, I appreciate your help.😊
Thank you! I had a question about this!!!
@@blerta7801 thank u sooo much. I was lost
Great Tutorial! Can't wait to start making a bunch!
Notes for myself(others can also use)
1:53 ,Center of flower
3:44 , Petals of the flower
9:10 ,Outside of flower
Can anyone explain what this means please ,is it something to do with the amount of cotton yarn use
This literally helped me so much I couldn't understand other vids but i understood what to do in this one
THANK YOU☺
You made this so easy. Thank you so much. I was kinda familiar with the DC and the hdc and using them together really helped my mind see the difference between the two and helped my motor functions also feel the difference between the two. This is a great learning tutorial
Sweet pretty dainty granny square! Love it! Your instructions are very easy to follow! Thanks for sharing your excellent tutorial!! 🤗💕
My next granny blanket. I really like this square. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Hi Linda! I'm so glad you like it!
THANKS FOR ALL YOUR WORK TO MAKE THESE GREAT TUTORIALS FOR US
Hi DJ, thank you so much!! :)
thank you so much i have been crocheting for a while but have yet to find a good tutorial but this is the one for me. I have been planning t make a cardigan for a while and you make it possible. thank you 😊😊😍😍
Thanks a lot for this great tutorial. I crocheted a clutch with the dainty daisy flowers:)
Wonderful! I love it! And so glad you enjoyed the tutorial!
I love Shasta Daisies 🌼 will definitely make something from this……TYFS 👍🏻🤗🥰
What a simple yet absolutely lovely little square! I'm making this in solid colour flowers and using white for the third round. I'm making the flowers in 3 different colours. I'll be putting them together to make a little doll blanket for my niece who is turning 4 soon!
Thank you so much i reaally liked these cute daisy granny squares💛
Lovely afghan, Thank You. ❤❤😊
So pretty. I m thinking of making a granny squares mini skirt in the next tutorial 🌸💐
You analyze the thing that you have rti do and that helped me so much:) thanks 😊
Thrilled to have found you 🎉 Thankyou just what I wanted to learn . New subbie UK . 😊
Thank you for the tutorial ❤
I love this! I’m not able to find video on stitching them together
Just made a sample square using 1.5" strips of fabric (old sheets) and a homemade crochet hook from a 3/8" dowel. Finished block = 7" x 7" and weighs 99g. It is super dense and will become a floor rug once I make 23 more blocks (approx 24x64 runner). Didn't time the first block, as I was learning the pattern. It's a bit of a wrestling match, seeing that the fabric is not forgiving, but I'm expecting it will take me at least 30 min per block. No one said it was going to be easy.
These are darling! I have a granddaughter on the way who's name is going to be Jane. I'm going to make her a dainty Daisy Janey blanket now! Thanks!
congrats! :) i absolutely love crochet and my grandma taught me, I hope you pass down this wonderful skill, I'm sure she will love it!
i was looking for this pattern thank you for sharing i want to turn this into a bag i hope i can make it 😍
Oo this would make such a cute bag
@@ritarascon6596 yessss you should do one too
@@etibashak I've just finished my bag and it is soo cute I love it
@@ritarascon6596 OMGGG! that's amazing i hope you enjoy it!!
i made so many! I am making some for my mom for christmas !!!!!!!! YAY!! An tomorrow is christmas!!
Fantastic tutorial. Great job.
This is so cute and can be used in so many ways
these are so pretty! i’ll definitely try this out once my new yarn arrives. Thank you for the tutorial ❤️
Love from india❤️❤️❤️
This is kinda simple and easy to understand with such a beautiful result 😂af first I thought it would bd hard but trust me step by step as I start to make I made a perfect one...all thanks to you 🙏❤️
Thank you so much 😀
What a gorgeous little square & real simple! Thanks for sharing 💖💖
Want to make a small bag using this pattern... Yeay
Thank you for your tutorial!! It's very easy to learn it. I love it ❤
Thank You very much! Very clear explanation...I'll try it doing it soon. ❤️
I gotta say I love your tutorial it’s super easy to understand and the outcome is so cute, although I was wondering how you would go about making half of the square that comes out in a triangle (or just a single corner) shape with only four pedals?
Could you add a 4th round of you want your square bigger? If so how
This helped me so much!! The only thing is mine came out more round hahaha I need more practice :)!
great video thank you for your time
mine turned out in a drop shape... it was my first time tho, needs some practise. thank you!
Thanks for that, hoping to start my new blanket very soon
Go for it!
So adorable.
Thank you!
Thank you! So pretty! 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
How can I do for my daisy granny, I need to it be at same size at regular granny squares
This daisy is so cute! Do you have a tutorial for a half-daisy of this?
Hi, It is a beautiful pattern, and I will be looking up your video for joining the granny squares together, your pattern would make a pretty lined square blocked bag. Thanks for the pattern and idea.
i got confused when you finished with the part where you said to continue the process around the flower what does that mean the whole thing or just the half double crochets
Hi Maiya, you'll want to follow along with the written pattern as you watch the tutorial. I think it will help clear up any confusion: justbcrafty.com/2019/04/dainty-daisy-granny-square-motif-video-tutorial.html
Hiiiiiii 🙋♀️ new to your channel. I love this flower 🌼 I have to try it...
Welcome!!
This is so great! Thanks a lot ! I managed to learn this quite quickly. How many squares do you guys think one needs for a blanket on the smaller side ? For grown ups 😬
Thank you so much
Thank u so much. But a question, how to make it in bigger size? For example a 15×15 square.
Thank you sooo much! I have only croched Granny squares before but going to give this a try ;0)
This is still a granny square. Honestly
@@amna3682 yes but I've only done "squares" this is the first time I have learnt a "flower" centre 🌼
Hello! I'd like to ask if there's a way to make the granny square bigger? With more rows for the outside part of the flower?
Really pretty! Thanks for the tutorial
please make a tutorial of the bandanna
using this. Thanks
Its beautiful
So cute going to make some! Just subscribed
Yay, thank you so much for subscribing! ❤️
Beautiful work 👍👌
4:55 is when the second petal starts (notes for myself lol)
Why isn't the half double crochet at 10:36 the same as 11:43? I'm confused. At 11:43 it looks like it is a double crochet. Sorry for the question, I'm still a beginner.
Thankyou for sharing
My pleasure!
My corners are not the same as hers. They came out more round. Any tips for this not to happen?
I have a question in the second step of the green color, when you take out all the loops on the hook, do I do it in each round of the square?I'm a beginner and I don't know how to do this
is it possible to make the granny square part taller?
Omg I actually managed to do it!
Yay!! Happy crocheting!
Очень! Очень классно!!
How do you weave in the center end??