How To Seam A Granny Square Bag - JAYGO Method

Learn how to seam in a join-as-you-go method, a crochet granny square bag. Thanks for watching!
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[@susanhardesty7668]

This bag is so gorgeous! Thank you for going step-by-step and explaining where each square goes. Your number system is ingenious. I was in the process of joining my squares, but I don’t like any of the stitches demonstrated in other videos. Hopefully, I will be able to use this one! Thanks again!

[@LovisaDreyer]

Actually, I've watched almost the whole video only listening to your voice in the background, it is so beautiful, soft and calming to listen to, there's definitely a healing quality to it ✨

[@Babybearcroche]

It's a bit complicated at first but when you get the hang of it, it's so easy and your video is very clear and helpful.

[@babsh45]

I have enjoyed watching this video,and such a pleasant voice to listen too.

[@garybaldyqpr]

I am most grateful for this video, thank you.

[@danielavelasquez5634]

Thank you for this! I just finished mine and I did it with a black yarn and it turned out so pretty❤

[@fatfota8457]

It is so beautiful 🌺

[@nancyrendon2013]

Bonito tbjo gracias 👌🏾 🙋🏾‍♀️ ♥️

[@deannajohnson3933]

Very helpful. Thanks!

[@taylormitka6166]

200th like - thank you for this video!! So clear and easy to understand❤

[@1wordnerd726]

Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial!❤❤

[@LemonFlavoredDraino]

37:13 just marking my spot lol

[@zamirarahim9606]

Thanks for you man I'm from srilanka,

[@user-ip6hi3ft2n]

Thank you

[@lamawaleed4323]

Ok so umm thank you soooo much for this I literally spent my time doing it but then I attached it using a needle and I didn’t like it so I wasn’t going to use it but when I heard about ( join as you go ) I loved the idea and you were the perfect vid I just love it thank you so much for this tutorial

[@shadowthesatyr726]

Easy to follow especially when u don't wanna have more ends

[@judyhiland7051]

I am almost finished with my squares but after viewing your tutorial on assembly, I need some help. My granny squares are not all the same and I made them about 5" so bag would be smaller. What stitches should I use to assemble bag since they are all different? In other words. I made some squres like you show but I also used different patterns for several squares.

[@debbiecoffin302]

I love this bag, have the bag completed but so frustrated with nthe handles, I can not master the i cord. How else can I make a sturdy handle, please help!

[@nivedithasreenivasan9574]

Hi, beginner here, basic granny square question, there are no chains used except in the corners and beginning of rounds right? My basic granny squares have ch 1 between the 3 dc on the sides and ch 2 for corners. Donno if I should redo the whole thing or add extra chains on the sides😭

[@dasffs]

This is the first grannie square I have seen done without the chain between the side groups of stitches. (You definitely need the chains to form the corners, so I'm wondering if the "missing" chains elsewhere in her squares is a personal preference.)
In my non-expert opinion, you shouldn't need to redo your existing squares but future squares should be consistent with those you already have, and her JAYGo method should still work.
Good luck!

[@user-xx7cd9ru5j]

If I make this bag how much can I sell it for

[@jamielynch6743]

You chained three at the corners of the first square so why when you joined the first square you only chained one then slipped stitched then chained one?

[@carmenokeefe4864]

I believe that creates the chain 3 for the working square. The slip stitch counts as a chain if that makes sense? It makes the corners even.

[@dasffs]

​@@carmenokeefe4864just watched this bit, I agree. Ch1, slp, Ch1 = ch3. Takes the same amount of space!

[@judyhiland7051]

I am not on facebook but would like a way to communicate with you. Any suggestions?

[@Mazro26]

I’m in trouble 🙄 I made five rounds for all 13 granny squares you joined the first granny square with the second one that became five round while joining
And wasn’t five rounds but four I hope you can understand what I’m saying

[@Mazro26]

This means mine will become six rounds after I join