Thank you. I can now work on a plan as I intend to swap out a few squares as doing for my teenage grandson. Looking forward to learning your jayg as your tutorials are so easy to learn from even though i am left handed❤️🥰🌹
I learned crochet from your channel and 1 other channel.I just can't wait to make the whole blanket.I have just finished my granny square and it looks gorgeous.Thanks sooo much.I LOVED this video. Thanks again.💕😍
So happy you are learning to crochet and enjoying it! I learned to crochet when I was 11 years old too...and now I'm 70!😘 Hoping you have lots of fun with your crocheting and make lots of pretty things!👍
Very cool that you learned at 11😊. I learned while I was in junior high school/middle school by watching my older sister 🤓. I remember my first project was an all white blanket (big enough to cover myself) with a black edging. Wonder what ever happened to it 🤔. I'm now 58.
I've made A LOT of no turn Granny Squares because that's how my gram taught me, when I was 18. Fast forward 50+ years, I always added stitches between the sets of 3. I also used 3 chains on the corners. Love how these look tight & neat so you have taught this old dog some new tricks. I also bury my thread as I go so it's not overwhelming to do them all later.
Robin I just finished your petal squares in rainbow colors I love the way it look! Thank you so much for giving me the the confidence to try something new! ❤❤❤❤
I have looked closely at several other channels and believe yours is the best for granny squares. the chunky yarn makes the video easy to follow, and your voice is clear and instructions easy to follow. I also like it that you start with the magic ring, and start additional rounds with a standing crochet, which I prefer to a chain. Thankyou so much from a beginner (with a pile of previous lumpy granny squares) for posting such a helpful video.
I always get so excited after I watch one of your videos. Then I grab my yarn and off I go!!! But for some reason, my crocheting just doesn't go as smoothly as yours does. I have no idea why. You always make it look so simple. I can crochet, but I think I have 8 thumbs and 2 fingers, so it just takes me longer. Hahaha. Thank you again, Robin. I just love your tutorials and, as usual, your gorgeous yarn.
I know I’ve seen the free standing dc before but what baffles me is that I don’t use it, and I’ve been crocheting for a while now 🤨 I will say, though, that I’m loving the way you have taught us to do it and especially how beautiful and perfect the granny square looks. So thanks for this tutorial 🥰 There is always something to be learned 😊
A a complete novice, you are by far the easiest to understand crochet instructor. Ty! I absolutely love the granny square! My toddler grandson responded that he would like me to crochet a blanket with all the colors---rainbow colors. Bright colors happen to be my favorite too!❤❤❤❤
I have been crocheting since December 2023, so am really a beginner. I am teaching myself to crochet by watching videos and reading through all the comments on the various crochet groups. What I love about your videos is that you always give the instructions very clearly, and always give a reason for why you're doing something. That makes a huge difference to someone who's learning. I was a teacher for 17 years and know good teaching when I see it. Great job, Robin! ❤
What makes hers so perfect, is the standing stich. She dose a little hack where she yarns over to join, as a pose to under. Also note that she joins in the middle of a cluster as a pose to in a chain. Joining in a chain can add a tiny bit of yarn an make it lean. She also doesnt add a chain inbetween clusters. When you add the chain between it also makes the total square looser and lean. All the little hacks that she dose straightens things right up. I bet it took her a very long time an many many many granny squares to prefect it. I applaud her for sharing.
That came out so beautiful. I have been wanting to start crocheting for such a long time but could never get around to it and I finally gave it a try. Your video was so helpful! I can’t wait to keep making more
I’ve never seen someone make a magic ring that simply! Girl! That was awesome! I can’t wait to try it! I love working into the magic ring instead of slip stitches
Well, isn't that hilarious. I've been using the Standing Double Crochet Stitch for years without knowing it was an actual stitch 😁 (& by years I mean decades 😂)
Same here. It was how I learned 20+ years ago. My aunt who taught me has been doing it for 75 years. I showed her this and she didn't know what to make of it. Her grandmother taught her this way as well.
This is fantastic ! .. as a new crocheter i am ecstatic about your pattern .. i can write it down as you are saying it .. its so much easier than music playing and a few words on a screen ... i will check out more of your patterns to keep ... 🎉❤
Well they say you learn something new everyday and I just did! Can’t believe after almost 50 years of crocheting I never heard of the standing stitch! It will now be newly learned forever stitch! Thank you Robin.
Your videos have helped me learn to crotchet so many stitches and become confident free handing projects! I love your explanations, pacing and the way your show your stitches! Thank you!
You are an *excellent* teacher, Robin! This granny square tutorial is very easy to follow, and I fully agree that leaving all the tails to weave in at the end can be very daunting; much better to weave them in as you go, before adding the next colour. 🌈💖
My yarn arrived just in time for the release of the first video last night. I’ve nearly finished the first square and I’m really enjoying it, the colours make me smile. Life is very stressful but I’ve decided to make more time for crochet as it helps keep me sane! Thank you so much Robin for your fabulous patterns and tutorials. You kept me going through lockdown and still do! X
I've just watched your other video on how to make a magic ring and I thought it was a bit fiddly for me. When I saw this video with the way you made the magic ring with just one finger, it seems so much easier to handle the ring. I'll use this method fr now on. Thank you for the video. Ive always love your clear instructions on which stitch to go into. 😍😍
Hello Robin, I've made a few of your blankets over the past few years, and loved making every one of them. Some, even more rhan once. I just recently learned about the "standing single crochet," and loved it. Thank you for now teaching me the "standing double and half double" crochet stitches. And your granny square is the nicest one I've seen yet. I have struggled making granny squares for years. For whatever reason, I quickly learned to dislike them, and have avoided using them for that reason. But yours is so nicely done, so neat and square. I just might give them another go-round. I also struggle with weaving in ends, but never thought to treat them as you have done. I always leave long ends so I can weave them up, down, whichever. I am so loath to having something I've made and given away, come apart. But it's not always easy finding the best, and neatest way to do that. Maybe you could do a video on various ways and methods for hiding them neatly? I might learn an easier yet better way from you?😊 Thank you for your tutorials. Always extremely well done, and well thought through to cover every detail.
On this colorful Granny square that you're showing us how to work today your colors are so vivid bright and beautiful what type of yarn are you using I love the look
Hi, the yarn I used for my flower square: Hayfield Bonus Chunky in the shades Electric Pink, Azure, Lemon Grass, Cornfield, Clementine and Ladybird with a 6mm Crochet Hook.😀🌈
i am trying to learn this crochet skill. Of all the videos I have watched , yours are the best. ....very easy to understand.....thank you. I am encouraged and will try this pattern . Emma
Robin, you're such a great teacher. I refer a lot of friends to your channel. I mostly knit, but crochet all my blankets. Do you think you could do a tutorial on a rectangular granny " square"? Please ❤
I always thought you should turn your work when using the same color so it doesn’t go wonky. I’ve always made my squares one sided if I changed colors like you have, starting in a different corner than where I bound off. Your square is perfect and I love the colors. Granny squares can be tricky. Thanks for the tutorial, Robin, it was very helpful. 🫶🏼
Im definitely goimg to have a go you make it look so easy ive not had the confidence to do granny square's yet ive been just doing backwards and forwards learming different stiches 😅😅 xx
Well that looks easy going :) I move next Saturday other then unpacking , I won’t be bored lol Between doing another Log Cabin blanket for my mother and starting this blanket .. holy cow😂 never be bored again 😂❤😊
I was just wondering yesterday if we could skip the chain three in granny squares. I didn't know standing double crochet existed! Thank you so much for the very clear tutorial as usual :D
Finding an alternative to the chain three is necessary as there is less yarn in the chains than in a double crochet stitch, and that contributes to bias. I found that when I use the standing double crochet there is very little, if any, bias, even if I always start in the same corner.
Hi Robin, first time I’ve ever attempted a granny square. Your method of teaching is bang on, and super easy to follow, you certainly have a gift in more ways than one. I’d just like to know if there is a written pattern for this granny square please? Otherwise I’ll have to rewatch the video over again so I can write the steps down. Watching/crocheting along from Whangarei New Zealand …with a head cold. Hope to hear from you soon 🌟
Thanks, Robin! I'm very much a newbie who hasn't even tried double crochet yet. But this video just came up as a TH-cam recommendation and I'm looking forward to trying it, soonish. Have also just subscribed to your channel
@@HookedbyRobinthanks again for everything, Robin! This one just came up again on my recommended list, so I've watched it again. It is still on my to do list, but is getting closer to the top! Can these grannies be done with the same number, or more rounds, but less color changes? ❤
I absolutely loved making this blanket. Would you consider doing a wedding crochet along. My granddaughter is getting married in the spring. Would love to make something beautiful and unique. Or maybe a valentine crochet along that would be cool. Anyway, love your channel. Carol C.
For mine I did corner starts as taught by secret yarnery. And at ends of each row I used invisible slip stitches. Really looking forward to the other squares, especially the smile and the spiral 🥰
Thanks so much, really learnt alot from you. Meanwhile, how many ply is your yarn? And can i use a 5ply milk cotton yarn to make Granny squares for a crochet shirt ?. Thanks so much 😊.
This is a lovely and helpful video. I am just learning to crochet. But what do you mean about this being a “no turn” granny square? Because you are turning as you go? Thanks!
There is a technique which involves flipping your square (turning) each row which keeps everything lovely and even - the only downside to that is that one round will be the front of your stitches and the next will show the back side of your stitches. A lot of people don't like the look of that and prefer to have one set front side and one set back 🙂 Turning (the flipping back and forth) works brilliantly if you want a very large granny square type blanket - I really should do a tutorial for that at some point 😅
Loved the video. I think I may be very odd though as the best bit for me when I finish a multi-coloured blanket is to sew all the ends in - I find it just as therapeutic as crochet. 😂
Hi Robin how are you doing today iam doing fine today thank you for the information your granny square is looking very beautiful colors and very beautiful work thank you for sharing stay safe ❤❤❤
I think I accidentally made a DC for a couple of the stitches in the Tight JAYG tutorial (😂🙈 too busy talking about what I was doing and not concentrating!) BUT it should be half doubles just like in this tutorial for the final edge if you're doing the CAL 🥰
🌈 Find ALL the information for the CAL over on my website here: www.hookedbyrobin.com/blog/festival-pic-n-mix-blanket-crochet-along
Thank you for the Tutorial 🙏❤️
I love that yarn, what kind did u use?
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Thank you. I can now work on a plan as I intend to swap out a few squares as doing for my teenage grandson. Looking forward to learning your jayg as your tutorials are so easy to learn from even though i am left handed❤️🥰🌹
I learned crochet from your channel and 1 other channel.I just can't wait to make the whole blanket.I have just finished my granny square and it looks gorgeous.Thanks sooo much.I LOVED this video. Thanks again.💕😍
Keep up the great work!!! I hope your crochet journey is fulfilling!
My pleasure! I’m glad you’re enjoying crochet and the start of the blanket.🥳
So happy you are learning to crochet and enjoying it! I learned to crochet when I was 11 years old too...and now I'm 70!😘 Hoping you have lots of fun with your crocheting and make lots of pretty things!👍
Very cool that you learned at 11😊. I learned while I was in junior high school/middle school by watching my older sister 🤓. I remember my first project was an all white blanket (big enough to cover myself) with a black edging. Wonder what ever happened to it 🤔. I'm now 58.
That's amazing, I hope you keep learning and enjoying crochet ❤
I've made A LOT of no turn Granny Squares because that's how my gram taught me, when I was 18. Fast forward 50+ years, I always added stitches between the sets of 3. I also used 3 chains on the corners. Love how these look tight & neat so you have taught this old dog some new tricks. I also bury my thread as I go so it's not overwhelming to do them all later.
Robin I just finished your petal squares in rainbow colors I love the way it look! Thank you so much for giving me the the confidence to try something new! ❤❤❤❤
I have looked closely at several other channels and believe yours is the best for granny squares. the chunky yarn makes the video easy to follow, and your voice is clear and instructions easy to follow. I also like it that you start with the magic ring, and start additional rounds with a standing crochet, which I prefer to a chain. Thankyou so much from a beginner (with a pile of previous lumpy granny squares) for posting such a helpful video.
I've watched so many tutorials in the last 2yrs, made tons of granny squares and yours has been the best so far. Thank you
Thank you so much Chantelle, that’s so kind!🥰
I always get so excited after I watch one of your videos. Then I grab my yarn and off I go!!! But for some reason, my crocheting just doesn't go as smoothly as yours does. I have no idea why. You always make it look so simple. I can crochet, but I think I have 8 thumbs and 2 fingers, so it just takes me longer. Hahaha. Thank you again, Robin. I just love your tutorials and, as usual, your gorgeous yarn.
Thank you so much Patti!🥰
I know I’ve seen the free standing dc before but what baffles me is that I don’t use it, and I’ve been crocheting for a while now 🤨 I will say, though, that I’m loving the way you have taught us to do it and especially how beautiful and perfect the granny square looks. So thanks for this tutorial 🥰 There is always something to be learned 😊
You have a very pleasant voice and way of speaking. Thank you.❤
Thank you so much Robbie!🥹
Best granny square tutorial at You Tube University!❤!
Thank you so much Maya!😃🥰
A a complete novice, you are by far the easiest to understand crochet instructor. Ty! I absolutely love the granny square! My toddler grandson responded that he would like me to crochet a blanket with all the colors---rainbow colors. Bright colors happen to be my favorite too!❤❤❤❤
How lovely, that will look amazing!😃🌈
I have been crocheting since December 2023, so am really a beginner. I am teaching myself to crochet by watching videos and reading through all the comments on the various crochet groups. What I love about your videos is that you always give the instructions very clearly, and always give a reason for why you're doing something. That makes a huge difference to someone who's learning. I was a teacher for 17 years and know good teaching when I see it. Great job, Robin! ❤
What a lovely comment, thank you so much!🥰🤗 xx
This is a perfectly square granny square. It looks great. Thank you for sharing. 🧶💜🙏🏻
Thank you Kathy!😃🌈
What makes hers so perfect, is the standing stich. She dose a little hack where she yarns over to join, as a pose to under. Also note that she joins in the middle of a cluster as a pose to in a chain. Joining in a chain can add a tiny bit of yarn an make it lean. She also doesnt add a chain inbetween clusters. When you add the chain between it also makes the total square looser and lean. All the little hacks that she dose straightens things right up. I bet it took her a very long time an many many many granny squares to prefect it. I applaud her for sharing.
That came out so beautiful. I have been wanting to start crocheting for such a long time but could never get around to it and I finally gave it a try. Your video was so helpful! I can’t wait to keep making more
I’ve never seen someone make a magic ring that simply! Girl! That was awesome! I can’t wait to try it! I love working into the magic ring instead of slip stitches
Well, isn't that hilarious. I've been using the Standing Double Crochet Stitch for years without knowing it was an actual stitch 😁 (& by years I mean decades 😂)
😂 This is brilliant!
Same here. It was how I learned 20+ years ago. My aunt who taught me has been doing it for 75 years. I showed her this and she didn't know what to make of it. Her grandmother taught her this way as well.
You are a great teacher I feel I will be able to learn this I will give it a go great video
You can do it!
IDK what's better... Your voice or your thorough explanation.... I think both lol. Love your videos
🥹 Thank you Caitlin!
This is fantastic ! .. as a new crocheter i am ecstatic about your pattern .. i can write it down as you are saying it .. its so much easier than music playing and a few words on a screen ... i will check out more of your patterns to keep ... 🎉❤
Hi Janet, I have the free pattern and others on my website here: www.hookedbyrobin.com/blog/crochet-seamless-granny-square 😃
So well spoken..
I can honestly follow and understand you so clearly, everything you say, do is so on point, thank you 💚
Awh, thank you so much!🥰
I never
new how to do a standing double crochet stitch , looks like it really secures that stitch
Nicely done Robin🌈
It does Joanie, it works so well!😃🧶
Well they say you learn something new everyday and I just did! Can’t believe after almost 50 years of crocheting I never heard of the standing stitch! It will now be newly learned forever stitch! Thank you Robin.
You are so welcome Jane!😃🧶
I've always struggled with changing colours on my granny squares, your video has changed all that thank you so much😊
You’re welcome Helen!😃
Your videos have helped me learn to crotchet so many stitches and become confident free handing projects! I love your explanations, pacing and the way your show your stitches! Thank you!
You are so welcome!😃
Love this thank you so much again for all your support
My pleasure Marlaine!😃🧶
You are an *excellent* teacher, Robin! This granny square tutorial is very easy to follow, and I fully agree that leaving all the tails to weave in at the end can be very daunting; much better to weave them in as you go, before adding the next colour. 🌈💖
Awh, thank you so much!!😃🧶
My yarn arrived just in time for the release of the first video last night. I’ve nearly finished the first square and I’m really enjoying it, the colours make me smile. Life is very stressful but I’ve decided to make more time for crochet as it helps keep me sane! Thank you so much Robin for your fabulous patterns and tutorials. You kept me going through lockdown and still do! X
You’re very welcome Kat, crochet is such a comfort.🥰🤗
Thank you very much I learned a lot ❤🙌
I've just watched your other video on how to make a magic ring and I thought it was a bit fiddly for me. When I saw this video with the way you made the magic ring with just one finger, it seems so much easier to handle the ring. I'll use this method fr now on.
Thank you for the video. Ive always love your clear instructions on which stitch to go into. 😍😍
You are so welcome, I always suggest to use whichever way is easiest for you.😀🧶
Watching your channel.
I have been crocheting for 57 years and I am learning things too.
Ty for sharring.
That’s lovely to read, thank you!😃🧶
what a fantastic tutorial
I love how you explain everything, so thankful for people like you who share these videos for the rest of us to learn. Thank you😊
Awh, thank you so much! I’m glad the videos help.😃
Incredibly well explained. Such a beautiful work!
Hello Robin, I've made a few of your blankets over the past few years, and loved making every one of them. Some, even more rhan once. I just recently learned about the "standing single crochet," and loved it. Thank you for now teaching me the "standing double and half double" crochet stitches. And your granny square is the nicest one I've seen yet. I have struggled making granny squares for years. For whatever reason, I quickly learned to dislike them, and have avoided using them for that reason. But yours is so nicely done, so neat and square. I just might give them another go-round. I also struggle with weaving in ends, but never thought to treat them as you have done. I always leave long ends so I can weave them up, down, whichever. I am so loath to having something I've made and given away, come apart. But it's not always easy finding the best, and neatest way to do that. Maybe you could do a video on various ways and methods for hiding them neatly? I might learn an easier yet better way from you?😊 Thank you for your tutorials. Always extremely well done, and well thought through to cover every detail.
Starting with chain 5 is GENIUS! I can't wait to try that!!
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I've been using standing stitches for years and they just make your work look so much nicer. Works with crocheting side to side as well.
Great method!
Absolutely!😃
Oh I love this❤ I’m so excited to see all the square tutorials. Can’t wait to make this blanket.
Yay!!😃 Thank you Elaine.
Just Ordered my yarn. 😀♥️
Absolutely love ❤ this and my yarn order arrived at lunchtime so I’m good to go 🎉
Woohoo!😃🥳
Thank you. Now I know the correct way to make a granny square. And I now know how to hide the ends so they vanish.
Robin, every new technic is so welcomed. It helps with the end project. Love this standing stitch, thank you 🧶 Maria🧶
You’re always very welcome Maria, I’m glad it helps.🧶🤗
Interesting technique. I always "fight" to find the best way to hide my tails. I'm going to give this a try. Thanks!!
You’re welcome Cynthia, let me know how you find it!😃
Brilliant! I have struggled to teach myself the granny square and you make it so easy!
I’m really glad the video helped Mariah!😃
Ooh i love how you weave your ends
Thank you Cassie!🥰🧶
On this colorful Granny square that you're showing us how to work today your colors are so vivid bright and beautiful what type of yarn are you using I love the look
Hi, the yarn I used for my flower square: Hayfield Bonus Chunky in the shades Electric Pink, Azure, Lemon Grass, Cornfield, Clementine and Ladybird with a 6mm Crochet Hook.😀🌈
Just love the way you teach.... clear and exact. Thank you
Thank you so much Elizabeth!🥰
THANK you for sharing I love the standing stich👌❤️💐
You’re very welcome Sharon!😃
I am just noticing you are ambidextrous. Wow!!
I'm actually naturally left handed! I'm not entirely sure why I learnt how to crochet using my right hand 😅
@@HookedbyRobin because you are brilliant.
I'm left-handed and crochet right, too @@HookedbyRobin
i am trying to learn this crochet skill. Of all the videos I have watched , yours are the best. ....very easy to understand.....thank you.
I am encouraged and will try this pattern . Emma
Thank you so much Emma, you can do this!😀🧶
Thank You, Robin, for another absolutely brilliant tutorial! Thank You for sharing your LOVE of crochet! You’re a Fantastic teacher!
Thank you so much Susan, that’s lovely to read!🥰🤗
Robin, you're such a great teacher. I refer a lot of friends to your channel. I mostly knit, but crochet all my blankets. Do you think you could do a tutorial on a rectangular granny " square"? Please ❤
Thank you so much for recommending me and I already do Kris!😃 th-cam.com/video/pJxU8B5feOc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=GXZ4djXTqjS1bNQx
This is beautifully done. I love the alternating colors of the granny square. Beautiful! ❤
Just started grannys and this video is terrific I will certainly try this. Thank you so much. Heather from Holland
You’re most welcome Heather!😃
As usual this is super pretty and I am really glad you chose this yarn cos I wanted to see how it crocheted up! Thank you Robin x
It is such lovely yarn, the colours pop!😍🧶
Done! Worked perfectly! Thank you!!
You’re so welcome Katie!😃
I always thought you should turn your work when using the same color so it doesn’t go wonky. I’ve always made my squares one sided if I changed colors like you have, starting in a different corner than where I bound off. Your square is perfect and I love the colors. Granny squares can be tricky. Thanks for the tutorial, Robin, it was very helpful. 🫶🏼
Thank you Christine, I’m glad the video has helped!😃🧶
Very beautiful and I like the way you did the outside looks very nice
Thank you so much Brenda!🥰
Hi Robin I love the granny square I will gave it a try. So have a good day.
Thank you Kathy, you too!😃
Thank you so much!! That was fun, easy, very well explained… and beautiful! So glad I found your channel.
You’re very welcome Patricia!😃🧶
I’ve made 4, and now I need more yarn 😭
Loved this video and the colours. Thank you so much.
You’re so welcome Mary!🧶
Thank you. It looks beautiful and your colour selection is too.
Thank you Kerry, I’m glad you like it.😃🧶
Beautiful you are a fantastic teacher
Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉
Thank you so much Gracie!😃🧶
As usual Robin, every stitch is perfection. I'm so excited for the tutorials to make this super cute blanket! 💜🤗
Thank you so much Laura!🥰🥹
Im definitely goimg to have a go you make it look so easy ive not had the confidence to do granny square's yet ive been just doing backwards and forwards learming different stiches 😅😅 xx
You can definitely do this Carole and that is a great way to start!😀
Hi, I really enjoyed that rainbow granny square so much I want to make one. You are a great teacher, thank you 😊.
Thank you Linda, that’s so appreciated!🥰
I LOVE grannies-especially this rainbow 🌈 one 😊. Anxious to make some squares to get a scarf 🧣 at least made of them ❣️.
That would look amazing Darrin!😃🌈
Well that looks easy going :) I move next Saturday other then unpacking , I won’t be bored lol Between doing another Log Cabin blanket for my mother and starting this blanket .. holy cow😂 never be bored again 😂❤😊
Good luck with your move and woohoo to doing this blanket too!😃
@@HookedbyRobin Thanks I will need the luck lol and yes of course I’m doing this blanket :) ❤️💕
Good afternoon and blessings 💞 awesome 👍🏾
Thank you Shettikka!😃
Thank you soo much for this video! It's a very easy pattern and it looks really nice and colourful. Thanks again.💕😍
You’re very welcome, it definitely is all the colour!😅🌈
I was just wondering yesterday if we could skip the chain three in granny squares. I didn't know standing double crochet existed! Thank you so much for the very clear tutorial as usual :D
You’re very welcome, I’m pleased it helps!😃🥳
Finding an alternative to the chain three is necessary as there is less yarn in the chains than in a double crochet stitch, and that contributes to bias. I found that when I use the standing double crochet there is very little, if any, bias, even if I always start in the same corner.
Hi Robin, first time I’ve ever attempted a granny square. Your method of teaching is bang on, and super easy to follow, you certainly have a gift in more ways than one.
I’d just like to know if there is a written pattern for this granny square please? Otherwise I’ll have to rewatch the video over again so I can write the steps down.
Watching/crocheting along from Whangarei New Zealand …with a head cold. Hope to hear from you soon 🌟
Hello Liz, thank you for your kind words. The free written pattern will be coming soon to my website!😀
This was really informative, thank you so much. I’m new to all this and find your videos very easy to learn from. Thank you Robin x
You’re so welcome, I’m glad you’re enjoying my videos!😃🧶
I Always enjoy your videos!! thanks for all your lessons/tutorials!! love all of them!!
Thank you so much!😃🥰
A very pretty granny square! ❤ Thank you!🙂
You’re very welcome Donna!😃
Thanks, Robin! I'm very much a newbie who hasn't even tried double crochet yet. But this video just came up as a TH-cam recommendation and I'm looking forward to trying it, soonish. Have also just subscribed to your channel
Thank you!😃 This will help too: th-cam.com/play/PLP0pPGx0kI8-ryt9f_jazZC5oyRd5eIqI.html&si=zQAZ2yGHN1vndN11
@@HookedbyRobinthanks again for everything, Robin! This one just came up again on my recommended list, so I've watched it again. It is still on my to do list, but is getting closer to the top! Can these grannies be done with the same number, or more rounds, but less color changes? ❤
Robin today I'm making my first granny square blanket 🎉
Yay! How is it going Angie?😃
I absolutely loved making this blanket. Would you consider doing a wedding crochet along. My granddaughter is getting married in the spring. Would love to make something beautiful and unique. Or maybe a valentine crochet along that would be cool. Anyway, love your channel. Carol C.
Thank you Carol!😃
For mine I did corner starts as taught by secret yarnery. And at ends of each row I used invisible slip stitches. Really looking forward to the other squares, especially the smile and the spiral 🥰
They will be coming soon!😃🥳
Love it & how good I can understand the pattern ❣️ thanks ❤
You’re very welcome!😃
Stunning colours beautiful square thank you Robin 🌈Amanda xx
Thank you Amanda!😃🧶
Excellent tutorial. Thank you.😊
You are welcome!🧶
I am SO ready for this CAL!
Woohoo!🙌
Oh i thought this was just how granny squares were made honestly. I never flip my work when doing granny squares 😂
I have always made my granny squares like this. Love your tutorials, they are always easy to follow.
Thank you so much. I love your tutorials. ❤
Thank you so much Joanne!🥰
Ok iam onmy third rainbow square. I got all my yarn for my blanket so excited . After the rainbow 🌈 a square will work on the flower square
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What a marvelous tutorial! Thank you!
Thank you so much, that’s very kind!😃🥰
Excellent instruction thank you
My pleasure Jan!🥰🧶
Thanks so much, really learnt alot from you. Meanwhile, how many ply is your yarn?
And can i use a 5ply milk cotton yarn to make Granny squares for a crochet shirt ?. Thanks so much 😊.
You can use any ply yarn for these squares :)
Absolutely incredible! Also, your nail polish looks amazing. May I ask what nail polish you use?
it's gel - BIAB 😀
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Love this. Great tutorial. Thank you
You’re welcome Dana!😃
This is a lovely and helpful video. I am just learning to crochet. But what do you mean about this being a “no turn” granny square? Because you are turning as you go? Thanks!
There is a technique which involves flipping your square (turning) each row which keeps everything lovely and even - the only downside to that is that one round will be the front of your stitches and the next will show the back side of your stitches. A lot of people don't like the look of that and prefer to have one set front side and one set back 🙂 Turning (the flipping back and forth) works brilliantly if you want a very large granny square type blanket - I really should do a tutorial for that at some point 😅
Thank you! I have not seen the technique that turns it back and forth yet so that’s why I didn’t understand!
Heeyyyy, idk if u remember me from the puff flower video
But i absolutely adore granny square projects 😍
Amd this was so useful💖💖💖💖
I’m so glad it helped!😃
So pretty! Thank you 🌈💗
You’re so welcome!🌈🧶
Loved the video. I think I may be very odd though as the best bit for me when I finish a multi-coloured blanket is to sew all the ends in - I find it just as therapeutic as crochet. 😂
Not odd, we have our different crochet ways we enjoy.😃
Hi Robin 👋, thanks again for your lovely tutorial, I love it 😍
Thank you so much Ethel!😃
Love. You're videos and I've learned so much ❤so thank you 🎉🇮🇪☘️
Awh, thank you Georgina!😃🥰
Hi Robin how are you doing today iam doing fine today thank you for the information your granny square is looking very beautiful colors and very beautiful work thank you for sharing stay safe ❤❤❤
Thank you so much, I’m glad you like it!😃🌈
It looks absolutely perfect 😊
Thank you so much Mary!🥰
Very pretty. Thank you! 💖
You’re so welcome!😃
great vid! so easy to see the stitches! 🦌💌❤️🙁
Thank you so much!😃🤗
Reviewed my technique. Yours is safer so shall use use tidy secure method❤️
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Having so much fun doing the rainbow and monochrome squares. In your JAYG it looked like you were doing dc around the edge to join. Am I wrong?
I think I accidentally made a DC for a couple of the stitches in the Tight JAYG tutorial (😂🙈 too busy talking about what I was doing and not concentrating!) BUT it should be half doubles just like in this tutorial for the final edge if you're doing the CAL 🥰