How to deal with ENDS on a granny square

I've made this TH-cam tutorial to walk you through my exact method for securing those pesky yarn tails on solid granny squares. The beauty of my technique is that it applies to multiple colour squares as well! The only difference is that with colour changes, you'll have shorter distances to weave in your ends since you'll be switching colours more frequently.
The invisible join video I mention can be found here: • How to work the invisi...
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Happy crocheting,
Marta xx

[@michele3649]

Thank you, Marta! I love seeing that -- it is so much faster than the way I have been doing it. So many people say never knot, but then you think -- do I really want to make all of those squares!??? I like that you've done it for so long and it has worked for you!!

[@martamitchelldesigns]

Glad it's useful for you Michele! I guess we all have to find what works for us. As long as it's definitely a reef knot, it shouldn't come undone! ☺️

[@dieboervroumariette]

Ah thank you so much Marta for an excellent tutorial. This is VERY helpful!

[@martamitchelldesigns]

You're welcome, I'm so glad it's useful Mariette! xx

[@TheOldMayfieldPlace]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@martamitchelldesigns]

You're very welcome! 💗

[@zentahenderson8262]

Looks super easy- I gave up my attempts at crocheting in favour of knitting 40 + years ago because of all the loose ends!

[@martamitchelldesigns]

Hee hee! I actually don't mind sewing in ends! (Replying to some old comments today) xx

[@amyhoral4758]

That is how I do mine as well! ❤

[@martamitchelldesigns]

Nice one Amy! 🙌