@@magoluna6908 Ella explica muy Bien. Todo lo que habla es la explicacion. Quizas no la entiendes bien. Puedes retroceder El video y vuelves a our la explicacion o puedes escuchar El video, escribirlr lo que Ella explica y despues lo haces Despacio. Lo que no entiendes lo buscas en Google. Espero que lo puedas hacer.
I 1st started (self taught) when carrying my 1st child. 48 years ago. I never learned to read patterns. Thank you!! For making this simple and fun. I appreciate the fact that you repeat what your doing.. I'm now mid. 60's and memory is not what it was. I'm glad your here!! Blessing to you. 😊🤍🫂
Oh my goodness! That was me 52 yrs with my first born. I also pains fully taught myself to read patterns. That helped a lot because I could then make his christening gown which then went down to my first daughter who is now 48 and the baby, now 45. Such beautiful memories for me. 🙏🏽
That extended double crochet is Genius! Your stitches and edges are so neat and orderly. This is what crochet would look like if it was taught at boot camp.🧑✈️
I just want to let you know that this video is the best I have come across, I have been learning to crochet now for about a month and I've just been using TH-cam videos and I am finding out that you really have to find the teachers that resonate with you, you have been perfect for me and I really love the way you teach, keep up the great work you're doing an amazing job, and by the way I'm 57 years old and I'm just learning like I said and you have been an amazing teacher thank you and now I'm going to go find some more of your tutorials to see what else I can learn thank you
Whatever crochet video I'm watching, I most often see one of yours, and I immediately switch. I stop the previous video and I play yours!! You, the best teacher!!
You know what I love most about your videos?? You plainly explain and show everything you are doing. Thank you very much for that. You have helped me more than I can say.
You are a good tutor easy to follow I appreciate how you actually open your work up and show where the next stitch or cluster goes. Repeating as you go. I. I’m hooked.
This is my first c2c as well as my first granny anything. I’m making one big square baby afghan. I can’t believe how quickly it is working up. I’ll just have a plethora of ends to weave in. Thanks for your easy to follow and to the point tutorial!
I have always been able to crochet Granny Squares, but I just could not crochet anything from a line of chains - until maybe 2 years ago, when I found my first Hooked by Robin tutorial. When I decided to try crocheting a scarf whilst watching one of Robin's tutorials, I couldnt believe how easy it was! Thank you, Robin! Im now just a few inches away from completing my very first crocheted shawl, and have recently started the back of my very first cardigan! ❤
I love how you do your tutorials. You are so clear on every step. You make it easy to follow. Thank you especially for this tutorial. I've wanted to make a C2C granny for a long time . 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
I watch lots of crochet and u r absolutely the best teacher by a mile. I’m in Australia and I call u double crochet a treble. Wish all terminology was consistent across the world
Hi Dianne! Thank you and I learnt using USA stitch terms, long before I even knew there was a difference between UK & US terminology! American terms are my "first language" so to speak. If you need a conversion chart, I have one here: www.hookedbyrobin.com/crochet-stitch-conversions 😃🧶
I have made countless c2c blankets. But this way is mind blowing. I wish I would have saw this video before I started making them. I fought making my c2c edges look right the way I made all my blankets. I made all the squares for a baby blanket in one day I'm blown away how simple the way is. I'm sitting here tonight adding border color and connecting it all together.
@@HookedbyRobin the only issue I had with this was the last corner. It was really loose for me. I turned the last ch3 to a ch2 and it squared up so I could put a border on each square.
Yarn & Hook information: Ice Yarn Lana Bella with a 5mm Hook www.iceyarns.com/git/681/lana-bella Joining Yarn for Squaring off is Ice Yarn Softly Baby with a 5mm Hook (in either white or black) www.iceyarns.com/git/681/fnt2-42370 WRITTEN PATTERN: www.hookedbyrobin.com/blog/c2c-granny-square
i am in love with your tutorials, easy to follow, your voice is soothing, your directions are clear, i doubt i'll ever find someone else who can teach me better! thanks
You are simply amazing!! I picked up this habit of crochet about 6 months ago. I found you on my first night on U Tube and with all the others out there, I keep coming back you!! Thanks for your time, patience, skills and your love for crochet. God bless!
Robin!! This is genius; you are the crochet queen!! I’ve just learned the c2c pattern and have been making soo many projects; THIS is a game changer for sure!!!! And then…. the cool joining is just as great! 🤩 thank you soo very much for sharing!!!
This is bloody quick!! Ya could literally make a blanket from it n shawl too! .. been able to knit since age 3 n crochet since age 11 n this is me 1st ever C2C at 67😂😂😂.. I’m a great believer of never too old to learn anything!..this is great for beginners.. far better than the normal C2C too! Nice one girl for puttin’ this up!👍🏼
This has become my favorite way to make anything square or rectangle. The stitches are so pretty. Especially when using self striping yarn. I'm working on making a bunch of 9" granny squares using Lion Brand Landscapes yarn of different colors and will assemble them when I have enough. And the border! So easy! I made a blanket for my granddaughter and just last night added the border. It looks awesome so far. I have also ordered some ice yarn because of this video. Thanks Robin.
Dear Robin, Thank you so much for this video. I have a dear friend who has got away from crochet for a while and when I showed her this, she was hooked again. She is loving this and making so many squares. I also love it, Thank you 🥰
I made this with you and I just have to take the time to say thank you! You are an amazing teacher, clear instructions, working along, explaining everything. Thank you so much for taking time out of your day to share your knowledge with us. 💜😁
Oh wow, aside from this being so pretty, I had that “Ohhhhh, /Ah Ha) moment when it kicked in and I knew what to do! I love it when a pattern tutorial does that! 😊 I’m looking forward to seeing how you join them together! Thank you for sharing! 💜
Thank you for this pattern. I have been doing c2c for a while and happened on this one. I have a new fav c2c stitch. Was really intimidated at first glance but set my mind on learning it and it is really easy. LOVE the color combos, have to order this yarn.
@@modavis8304 I saw a couple that were close to this but they weren't on sale. I ended up getting Craft Smart Ombre Color VM138 that worked up beautifully (and was on sale at Michaels).
Your clear and perfect instructions remind me of one lady that was very amazing with her instructions, who had a TH-cam channel but just stopped making videos.. I was very sad that she never came back. Her channel was called “wooly wonders”. I think it’s been about 4 years since she made a new video. (It’s very hard to find someone who can give clear, perfectly paced and so understandable instructions.) I very much appreciate all your videos! ❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I am so glad I found this video.. I appreciate your teaching style and I love that you have no background music .... love your accent makes me smile.. God bless you
Yes, clear and gentle way of teaching helps so much. Concise and easy to follow. I learned so much in so short a time. I want more of your teaching. And your yarns are beautiful. Too bad I'm in the US. Shipping is prohibitive.
Thank you Robin for this tutorial. I could never understand the extended DC. I love the way you explain the C2C method in this video. I love that color yarn you are using.
Thank you, Robin. The last three years I've been crocheting and donating blankets to Project Linus. I made a few C2C and ripple blankets. This one is a game changer for me. Halfway through my first, using 4 skeins of bulky yarn and a sz 8mm hook it goes super fast. I knew when I finished the 2nd skein it was time to decrease. If it doesn't turn out as big as I need, I will l add the cute border. I love how square this is, too. Thanks again!
Yarn & Hook information: Ice Yarn Lana Bella with a 5mm Hook www.iceyarns.com/git/681/lana-bella Joining Yarn for Squaring off is Ice Yarn Softly Baby with a 5mm Hook (in either white or black) www.iceyarns.com/git/681/fnt2-42370 😃🧶
Hello Robin, I from Australia and always avoided C2C as I thought it too hard. But I saw your Video for a C2C square plus the border and sailed through it. Thank you very much for for your very clear instructions for both. All I need to do now is to find your joining methods after I do quite a few more squares. Again thank you, and I’ll shout you a Cup pf Coffee.
Thank you Robin for your awesome tutorials❣️ I have learned a lot from you & please know that you are appreciated for the hard work you put into making these tutorials. Also we appreciate that you do not charge for your tutorials like some others do, many of us cannot afford to pay. Blessings to you & all who read this in our crochet family. 🙏🏼✝️🕊️🦋
Awwh of course, they will be staying the way they are. I’ve just been on a short break over summer whilst I move house. Thank you for such kind words.🥰🤗
I love doing Granny stitches so this tutorial is a joy to me and C2C is an added bonus!! The increase and decrease rows are explained and demonstrated so clearly! Thank you, Robin, for your excellent tutorials. Also love the border so I’ll be doing it!! Stay safe. Love & Hugs! 💕🤗💕
I’m already working on my blanket Robin! Love doing the C2C! I’m doing a white border too!! Many thanks for your wonderful tutorial! ♥️ Love & Hugs! 💕🤗💕
This is the best C2C pattern I've tried, my edges are absolutely straight and even compared to all other c2c methods. Thanks to your tutorial, I've already made several c2c granny sq blankets simply by randomly joining left over bits of yarn together and they have turned out great .
I was scared, my square looked like it was flaring. It actually turned out beautifully! I crochet super tightly, so if anyone else does too, this works best when you make your work a bit looser. Thank you!!
I love your tutorials! Not sure which I'm going to try first, they are all wonderful. I'm considering doing a "patchwork" blanket with all different techniques. Thank you for these inspiring videos. Bless!
This is so pretty. I really appreciate your thoughtful lesson. Easy to understand and follow along (with no distracting music or needless jibber-jabber). Although I crocheted decades ago, I was a rookie - no real guidance back then. So I consider myself a beginner, and because of solid tutorials like yours, I feel like I can tackle any project. Thank you so much!
Thank you for your patient, gentle way of explaining and giving very clear instructions. My crochet is rusty but you have now inspired me to try this. Thank you
That’s very interesting stitches and smart as well ! Loved your works . I will have to try to make a shawl . The yarn is very beautiful! Thank you Robin of your amazing tutorial !!! Stay healthy !
I've learned so much from your videos I can watch how you do the first row and even before you get to the end of it I can go 'ah that's how the pattern works!' Thank you so much! I'd love to try this one after I finish the last blanket I've been working on... it looks like it'd be great for scraps lol I hate making a million granny squares tho so I'm looking forward to the joining one even tho I like how the border looks 😅
Thank you so much for making this wonderful video, Robin! I just discovered you because you came up in my TH-cam suggestions. I have been looking for some kind of granny square to make that would be pretty easy that I can work on while I'm on vacation. I think the little squares will pack well in between the stuff in my luggage. I love your voice and love the way you explain everything so clearly. Thank you! I have subscribed to your channel so I can see more of your beautiful videos. You are an inspiration to me!
THANK YOU for sharing this technique! I have tried other c2c techniques and did not care for the excessive spaces and awkward turns. I have always yearned for something cozier and eye pleasing. This is it!!
Robin, thank you for doing a full granny square. I have been scared to do granny squares but after this, I am going to try and I think it will go just fine.
another way to get a square corner on the last row. chain three, start the first double crochet in the cluster leave the loop on the hook, do the same for the second and third double crochets so you have 4 loops on the hook. pull through all four loops and draw the 3 double crochets together. end as usual with an extended double crochet. this gave me a square corner. i hope this helps.
@@HookedbyRobin It was a two way street. I also learned something new from you as well. After crocheting for over 50 years, it is great when I can sink my teeth into a new pattern.
Robin your tutorial is excellent. I have been admiring this block, but I could not understand what others were doing. So excited I found your TH-cam. You speak slowly and pronounce your words beautifully. Much appreciated
Thanks so very much for this tutorial! ❤ You make it so clear .😊 I am wondering what yarn you used for this project, it is beautiful. Thank you for sharing you time and your talent! 😊
@@HookedbyRobin Oh wow, and there was me thinking it was cygnet boho spirit lol. This is beautiful too, I love love LOVE variegated wool. I'm always looking for something that can have a stained glass look, so the rainbow wool with the black border really called to me. In all honesty something about granny squares end up looking wrong to me, (and I just figured I was making them wrong somehow) I guess that's what you meant when you said that without the extended double crochet the sides tend to pull. I usually gravitate to more patterned squares (that end up being more time consuming) rather than doing the base stitch but after seeing this I am definitely going to try again. It's amazing that it's such a simple fix. Thank you 🖤💜
After I watched your tutorial, I flogged my c2c that was almost halfway, cause it looked a bit funny!! I started all over with your method and Whalla!! there you go! It is also my first c2c!! What will we all do without all your great tutorials !! Thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️🥰🧶🧣🌺🇿🇦
That’s pretty cool!! I have been doing a more “traditional “ c2c and at first was wondering why the stern wouldn’t work that way, but this is a whole different way of c2c. I’ll have to try this out! BTW 💜💜💜💜that color of yarn ! You always have such beautiful yarns for your tutorials. 😊
Nunca había logrado entender la técnica C2C y a pesar que no logro entender todo lo que hablas 😅 tejes de manera tan fácil y clara que no se necesita más. Muchas gracias por compartir, saludos desde Chile. ❤️🤗🇨🇱
I just started doing c2c a couple of weeks ago.I’m really enjoying it so far.I was happy to see how easy you have made it with the granny stitch.Thank you 🙂
I just restarted crocheting after a few years and I have always had trouble with the granny squares. After watching your video, I have learned a new way to do a granny square and I found this to be much easier. Your instructions were clear and easy to follow. Looking forward to learning more from you.
I just want to say that I love doing the granny square this way. I will not be be doing them with the circle in the middle again. Thank you thank you so much. It makes doing a border effortlessly problematic. I love your colors that you use for this tutorial.
So glad I found this tutorial! I'm now making an afghan/blanket in the C2C granny pattern. I am hoping (and expecting) it will be the judge's favorite at next year's local county fair.
I watch way too many videos and never make the project. This video I found a few weeks ago and I’m checking back to confirm how you did the border. I feel accomplished!
Dear Robin, I'm so greatful to have found your channel ! Unable to read patterns I'm now ready for making a blanket from all my scraps and leftovers. Thank you so much! Greetings from Germany ❤❤❤
Love this. Your videos and explanations are so clear, and so easy to follow . I'm doing this square in chunky blanket yarn, and it's just lovely and soft. Next will do the same pattern with Colorfusion yarn! So fun.
Want the JAYG tutorial? It's now LIVE! th-cam.com/video/5nx0FXmZHoI/w-d-xo.html 👈🧶
Hablas mucho y no esplicas rapido
Thank You Robin, The slow down video really helps a lot. Thank You again.
@@magoluna6908 Ella explica muy Bien. Todo lo que habla es la explicacion. Quizas no la entiendes bien. Puedes retroceder El video y vuelves a our la explicacion o puedes escuchar El video, escribirlr lo que Ella explica y despues lo haces Despacio. Lo que no entiendes lo buscas en Google. Espero que lo puedas hacer.
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I 1st started (self taught) when carrying my 1st child. 48 years ago. I never learned to read patterns. Thank you!! For making this simple and fun. I appreciate the fact that you repeat what your doing.. I'm now mid. 60's and memory is not what it was. I'm glad your here!! Blessing to you. 😊🤍🫂
Thank you so much Debra and I am glad my videos have helped.😃
Same! That could have been me writing that 😊
Thank you!🤗
Oh my goodness! That was me 52 yrs with my first born. I also pains fully taught myself to read patterns. That helped a lot because I could then make his christening gown which then went down to my first daughter who is now 48 and the baby, now 45. Such beautiful memories for me. 🙏🏽
52 years ago.
Brilliant teacher!! Not only your technique turns out perfect but Also your clear and gentle way of teaching!! Thanks, dear Robin!!🧶🧶🌹🌹🥰🙋♀️ 🇦🇷🇦🇷
Thank you so much Maria! 🥰
Spot on. Robin is fantastic.
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Thank you!🤗
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That extended double crochet is Genius! Your stitches and edges are so neat and orderly. This is what crochet would look like if it was taught at boot camp.🧑✈️
Thank you so much Becky!🥰
I just want to let you know that this video is the best I have come across, I have been learning to crochet now for about a month and I've just been using TH-cam videos and I am finding out that you really have to find the teachers that resonate with you, you have been perfect for me and I really love the way you teach, keep up the great work you're doing an amazing job, and by the way I'm 57 years old and I'm just learning like I said and you have been an amazing teacher thank you and now I'm going to go find some more of your tutorials to see what else I can learn thank you
Whatever crochet video I'm watching, I most often see one of yours, and I immediately switch. I stop the previous video and I play yours!! You, the best teacher!!
That is so kind, thank you! 😃
You know what I love most about your videos?? You plainly explain and show everything you are doing. Thank you very much for that. You have helped me more than I can say.
I am so pleased they’ve helped you, that’s so kind of you to say.🤗😃
You are a good tutor easy to follow I appreciate how you actually open your work up and show where the next stitch or cluster goes. Repeating as you go. I. I’m hooked.
Hooked 😃. Thank you so much for being here.🧶🤗
❤ THX Robin... you are a perfect teacher. with a very lovely voice. ❤
Thank you so much!🥰
This may just be my new go to granny stitch squares. I love this and thank you for sharing. You explained this so well.
I’ve wanted to learn C2C for ages. You are the first person who explains it in a way I can understand. Thank you so much! ❤❤
Happy to help!
this is by far the absolute best c2c pattern I've seen. The edges or so neat. I love this!
Thank you so much! 🥰😃
This is my first c2c as well as my first granny anything. I’m making one big square baby afghan. I can’t believe how quickly it is working up. I’ll just have a plethora of ends to weave in. Thanks for your easy to follow and to the point tutorial!
It’s amazing how square it stays! I also like how it looks like a diamond after the first couple decrease rows.
I have always been able to crochet Granny Squares, but I just could not crochet anything from a line of chains - until maybe 2 years ago, when I found my first Hooked by Robin tutorial. When I decided to try crocheting a scarf whilst watching one of Robin's tutorials, I couldnt believe how easy it was! Thank you, Robin! Im now just a few inches away from completing my very first crocheted shawl, and have recently started the back of my very first cardigan! ❤
What a lovely comment Myra, thank you so much!😃🧶
I love how you do your tutorials. You are so clear on every step. You make it easy to follow. Thank you especially for this tutorial. I've wanted to make a C2C granny for a long time . 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
Thank you so much Barbara! 🤗🧶
I watch lots of crochet and u r absolutely the best teacher by a mile. I’m in Australia and I call u double crochet a treble. Wish all terminology was consistent across the world
Hi Dianne! Thank you and I learnt using USA stitch terms, long before I even knew there was a difference between UK & US terminology! American terms are my "first language" so to speak. If you need a conversion chart, I have one here: www.hookedbyrobin.com/crochet-stitch-conversions 😃🧶
Thank you for explaining this c2c so clearly, you make it so easy to understand many thanks 😊 Carol from Scotland
Thank you Carol! I'm so glad I can help! X
I have made countless c2c blankets. But this way is mind blowing.
I wish I would have saw this video before I started making them. I fought making my c2c edges look right the way I made all my blankets.
I made all the squares for a baby blanket in one day I'm blown away how simple the way is. I'm sitting here tonight adding border color and connecting it all together.
I am so glad the video helped Tommie, it is definitely a quicker way of doing it. I hope your baby blanket came together well.😃🧶
@@HookedbyRobin the only issue I had with this was the last corner. It was really loose for me. I turned the last ch3 to a ch2 and it squared up so I could put a border on each square.
I have been hesitant to try C2C crochet, but your tutorial is so clear that I feel it will be fun to work these squares. Thanks ever so much!
You’re welcome Sharon, I’m glad you will be giving it a go.😃🧶
Thanks
I have just found your tutorials which I love. Can you tell me what wool used for your c2c granny squares please
Thank you so much Rosaleen, that is so appreciated!🥰
Yarn & Hook information:
Ice Yarn Lana Bella with a 5mm Hook www.iceyarns.com/git/681/lana-bella
Joining Yarn for Squaring off is Ice Yarn Softly Baby with a 5mm Hook (in either white or black) www.iceyarns.com/git/681/fnt2-42370
WRITTEN PATTERN: www.hookedbyrobin.com/blog/c2c-granny-square
i am in love with your tutorials, easy to follow, your voice is soothing, your directions are clear, i doubt i'll ever find someone else who can teach me better! thanks
Awwh, that is so kind. Thank you so much!🥰🤗
I totally agree I was going to say the same thing!
You are simply amazing!! I picked up this habit of crochet about 6 months ago. I found you on my first night on U Tube and with all the others out there, I keep coming back you!! Thanks for your time, patience, skills and your love for crochet. God bless!
Awh, thank you so much! I am glad you are enjoying the videos.😃🧶
Robin!! This is genius; you are the crochet queen!! I’ve just learned the c2c pattern and have been making soo many projects; THIS is a game changer for sure!!!! And then…. the cool joining is just as great! 🤩 thank you soo very much for sharing!!!
Awwwh! Crochet queen - I love that! Thank you so much! 😃. I am so glad my video helped.🤗🧶 x
This is bloody quick!! Ya could literally make a blanket from it n shawl too! .. been able to knit since age 3 n crochet since age 11 n this is me 1st ever C2C at 67😂😂😂.. I’m a great believer of never too old to learn anything!..this is great for beginners.. far better than the normal C2C too! Nice one girl for puttin’ this up!👍🏼
😂😂😂 it's definitely my favourite C2C stitch - it absolutely flies doesn't it!
@@HookedbyRobin hell yeah!😆
This has become my favorite way to make anything square or rectangle. The stitches are so pretty. Especially when using self striping yarn. I'm working on making a bunch of 9" granny squares using Lion Brand Landscapes yarn of different colors and will assemble them when I have enough. And the border! So easy! I made a blanket for my granddaughter and just last night added the border. It looks awesome so far. I have also ordered some ice yarn because of this video. Thanks Robin.
Thanks Love your C2C pattern
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Thank you so much Louise, so appreciated.🥰🤗
What a gorgeous project! I love the border in black or white, it really makes it pop even more! Thank you for sharing! ☮️ ❤️
I really enjoy your tutorials. Great speed, no music, information, just perfect!
Thank you so much!😃🥰
I love this pattern for variegated yarn. And the extended double crochet is “genius”! I can’t wait to try this.
Thank you so much Maxine! 🥰
Dear Robin, Thank you so much for this video. I have a dear friend who has got away from crochet for a while and when I showed her this, she was hooked again. She is loving this and making so many squares. I also love it, Thank you 🥰
That’s lovely to read, thank you Evie!😃🧶
I made this with you and I just have to take the time to say thank you! You are an amazing teacher, clear instructions, working along, explaining everything. Thank you so much for taking time out of your day to share your knowledge with us. 💜😁
You are absolutely the best and I have been crocheting since I was in grade school and now at 81 I discovered and angel of crochet ! Thank you.❤
Thank you so much May! 🥰🤗
Oh wow, aside from this being so pretty, I had that “Ohhhhh, /Ah Ha) moment when it kicked in and I knew what to do! I love it when a pattern tutorial does that! 😊
I’m looking forward to seeing how you join them together! Thank you for sharing! 💜
This is the easiest c2c instructions I have seen, can't wait to get started on my c2c granny!
I hope you enjoy it Jeannie! 😃🧶
Thank you for this pattern. I have been doing c2c for a while and happened on this one. I have a new fav c2c stitch. Was really intimidated at first glance but set my mind on learning it and it is really easy. LOVE the color combos, have to order this yarn.
I have been Leary of doing the corner to corner square. But after watching you it seems so simple to do. Thanks for doing this video.
I am so glad it helps Patricia - it can be a bit daunting but it isn't, promise! 😃🧶
I'm running out today and buying that yarn and making those granny squares! Excellent video. Thank you for sharing your time and talent.
Can you tell me what yarn this is, I’d like to try it. Thank you!
@@modavis8304 I saw a couple that were close to this but they weren't on sale. I ended up getting Craft Smart Ombre Color VM138 that worked up beautifully (and was on sale at Michaels).
Your clear and perfect instructions remind me of one lady that was very amazing with her instructions, who had a TH-cam channel but just stopped making videos.. I was very sad that she never came back. Her channel was called “wooly wonders”. I think it’s been about 4 years since she made a new video. (It’s very hard to find someone who can give clear, perfectly paced and so understandable instructions.) I very much appreciate all your videos! ❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hi Sue, thank you so much for being here and I am glad my videos are helping.😃
Wow!!! Love this pattern... your instructions are great and easy to follow. This will be my new favorite Granny Square 👍💕
I am so glad I found this video.. I appreciate your teaching style and I love that you have no background music ....
love your accent makes me smile.. God bless you
Thank you so much! 🥰😀
Perfect! I used shades of aubergine and shades of gray with a dark gray border. it’s turning out pretty!
Yes, clear and gentle way of teaching helps so much. Concise and easy to follow. I learned so much in so short a time. I want more of your teaching. And your yarns are beautiful. Too bad I'm in the US. Shipping is prohibitive.
Thank you so much Nancy! 😃🥰
Thank you Robin for this tutorial. I could never understand the extended DC. I love the way you explain the C2C method in this video. I love that color yarn you are using.
Thank you, Robin. The last three years I've been crocheting and donating blankets to Project Linus. I made a few C2C and ripple blankets. This one is a game changer for me. Halfway through my first, using 4 skeins of bulky yarn and a sz 8mm hook it goes super fast. I knew when I finished the 2nd skein it was time to decrease. If it doesn't turn out as big as I need, I will l add the cute border. I love how square this is, too. Thanks again!
You are so welcome Nancy, that sounds like a great project to donate too.🥰🧶
OMG I’m OBSESSED with that yarn! 😍🤩🔥🌈
It is beautiful isn’t it Rachel?😃🥰
@@HookedbyRobin do you happen to remember the name/brand/shade?
Yarn & Hook information:
Ice Yarn Lana Bella with a 5mm Hook www.iceyarns.com/git/681/lana-bella
Joining Yarn for Squaring off is Ice Yarn Softly Baby with a 5mm Hook (in either white or black) www.iceyarns.com/git/681/fnt2-42370
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@@HookedbyRobin Can you please give me the color number. Can't find that shade on their website
Hello Robin, I from Australia and always avoided C2C as I thought it too hard. But I saw your Video for a C2C square plus the border and sailed through it. Thank you very much for for your very clear instructions for both. All I need to do now is to find your joining methods after I do quite a few more squares. Again thank you, and I’ll shout you a Cup pf Coffee.
Hooked by Robin is one of my most favorite ❤
Awwh, thank you so much!🥰🤗
Thank you Robin for your awesome tutorials❣️
I have learned a lot from you & please know that you are appreciated for the hard work you put into making these tutorials.
Also we appreciate that you do not charge for your tutorials like some others do, many of us cannot afford to pay.
Blessings to you & all who read this in our crochet family.
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Awwh of course, they will be staying the way they are. I’ve just been on a short break over summer whilst I move house. Thank you for such kind words.🥰🤗
I love doing Granny stitches so this tutorial is a joy to me and C2C is an added bonus!! The increase and decrease rows are explained and demonstrated so clearly! Thank you, Robin, for your excellent tutorials. Also love the border so I’ll be doing it!! Stay safe. Love & Hugs! 💕🤗💕
I’m already working on my blanket Robin! Love doing the C2C! I’m doing a white border too!! Many thanks for your wonderful tutorial! ♥️ Love & Hugs! 💕🤗💕
This is the best C2C pattern I've tried, my edges are absolutely straight and even compared to all other c2c methods. Thanks to your tutorial, I've already made several c2c granny sq blankets simply by randomly joining left over bits of yarn together and they have turned out great .
I’m so happy to read that Judy, I’m glad my video helped.😃🥰
I was scared, my square looked like it was flaring. It actually turned out beautifully! I crochet super tightly, so if anyone else does too, this works best when you make your work a bit looser. Thank you!!
Thank you Robin. I’ve just finished my perfect first square and I love it
Thank you so much, that’s so appreciated! 🥰
I love your tutorials! Not sure which I'm going to try first, they are all wonderful. I'm considering doing a "patchwork" blanket with all different techniques. Thank you for these inspiring videos. Bless!
That sounds a great idea Pat, that would be so fun too! 😃🧶
This is so pretty. I really appreciate your thoughtful lesson. Easy to understand and follow along (with no distracting music or needless jibber-jabber).
Although I crocheted decades ago, I was a rookie - no real guidance back then. So I consider myself a beginner, and because of solid tutorials like yours, I feel like I can tackle any project. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! 🥰 I am so glad you like my videos.x
Your extended double crochet rocks! I love it🎈🎈🎈
Thank you for your patient, gentle way of explaining and giving very clear instructions. My crochet is rusty but you have now inspired me to try this. Thank you
You're welcome Rhonda, I am so glad it inspired you!😀
That’s very interesting stitches and smart as well ! Loved your works . I will have to try to make a shawl . The yarn is very beautiful! Thank you Robin of your amazing tutorial !!! Stay healthy !
I've learned so much watching you! I've been crocheting about 40 yrs. now. You explain it so well! I'm excited to get started on new projects.
Amazing Cheryl, so happy to read this.😀🧶
I've learned so much from your videos I can watch how you do the first row and even before you get to the end of it I can go 'ah that's how the pattern works!' Thank you so much! I'd love to try this one after I finish the last blanket I've been working on... it looks like it'd be great for scraps lol I hate making a million granny squares tho so I'm looking forward to the joining one even tho I like how the border looks 😅
Congratulations! One of your subscribers has nominated you for Best Channel for Tutorials in the Wippy Chick Viewer’s Choice Awards!
oooh! How lovely to be nominated! Thank you :D 💕
Thank you so much for making this wonderful video, Robin! I just discovered you because you came up in my TH-cam suggestions. I have been looking for some kind of granny square to make that would be pretty easy that I can work on while I'm on vacation. I think the little squares will pack well in between the stuff in my luggage. I love your voice and love the way you explain everything so clearly. Thank you! I have subscribed to your channel so I can see more of your beautiful videos. You are an inspiration to me!
Thank you so much Betty! What a lovely comment to read 😊
THANK YOU for sharing this technique!
I have tried other c2c techniques and did not care for the excessive spaces and awkward turns. I have always yearned for something cozier and eye pleasing. This is it!!
Thanks Robin for this great tutorial!! Best one I've seen for C2C granny squares!! 😍💕💕💕
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Robin, thank you for doing a full granny square. I have been scared to do granny squares but after this, I am going to try and I think it will go just fine.
Thank you Lynette, go for it - you can do it! 😃
another way to get a square corner on the last row. chain three, start the first double crochet in the cluster leave the loop on the hook, do the same for the second and third double crochets so you have 4 loops on the hook. pull through all four loops and draw the 3 double crochets together. end as usual with an extended double crochet. this gave me a square corner. i hope this helps.
Great tip thank you Richard! :D
@@HookedbyRobin It was a two way street. I also learned something new from you as well. After crocheting for over 50 years, it is great when I can sink my teeth into a new pattern.
Robin your tutorial is excellent. I have been admiring this block, but I could not understand what others were doing. So excited I found your TH-cam. You speak slowly and pronounce your words beautifully. Much appreciated
Thank you, Robin! I always learn so much from your videos. I love this stitch! 😀 😻
Aw thank you so much! 🥰
Love this tutorial! So clear & easy to understand. Also no annoying music or unnecessary talking. Thank you.
Thank you so much Peggy! 🥰🤗
Gorgeous! What a great pattern. I just love it! Thanks so much for this tutorial!
I’ve watched and watched other C2C and could never find one that I understood till I saw yours. Thanks soo much
Agreed...I thought I was brain dead....I love Hooked by Robin
Thanks so very much for this tutorial! ❤ You make it so clear .😊
I am wondering what yarn you used for this project, it is beautiful.
Thank you for sharing you time and your talent! 😊
Thank you so much Brenda! I used:
Ice Yarn Lana Bella with a 5mm Hook: www.iceyarns.com/git/681/lana-bella
Hope that helps.x 🤗
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Oh wow, and there was me thinking it was cygnet boho spirit lol. This is beautiful too, I love love LOVE variegated wool. I'm always looking for something that can have a stained glass look, so the rainbow wool with the black border really called to me.
In all honesty something about granny squares end up looking wrong to me, (and I just figured I was making them wrong somehow) I guess that's what you meant when you said that without the extended double crochet the sides tend to pull.
I usually gravitate to more patterned squares (that end up being more time consuming) rather than doing the base stitch but after seeing this I am definitely going to try again.
It's amazing that it's such a simple fix.
Thank you 🖤💜
I LOVE this pattern. I have been patiently watching so many You Tube videos of crotchet and knitting, waiting for the "right one"...THIS IS IT!!
Thank you so much! 😊 So glad you love it!
This is very cool, you're a genius! I'm gonna use some of my yarn stash to make this.
It's a fab stash buster! 🥰
Your use of the variagated yarn has really helped me see how this comes together. Plus your slow steady pace. Thank you.
I’m so glad it helps Ellie!😃🤗
WOW, I need to practice on this !! And then make some !!! Love this !!❤️
After I watched your tutorial, I flogged my c2c that was almost halfway, cause it looked a bit funny!! I started all over with your method and Whalla!! there you go! It is also my first c2c!! What will we all do without all your great tutorials !! Thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️🥰🧶🧣🌺🇿🇦
That is fantastic Paula! Well done, I am so glad the video helped.🥰🧶
That’s pretty cool!! I have been doing a more “traditional “ c2c and at first was wondering why the stern wouldn’t work that way, but this is a whole different way of c2c. I’ll have to try this out! BTW 💜💜💜💜that color of yarn ! You always have such beautiful yarns for your tutorials. 😊
Autocorrect turned “pattern” into “stern”…sorry
Nunca había logrado entender la técnica C2C y a pesar que no logro entender todo lo que hablas 😅 tejes de manera tan fácil y clara que no se necesita más. Muchas gracias por compartir, saludos desde Chile. ❤️🤗🇨🇱
I LOVE all the rainbow yarn
I'm a sucker for a rainbow yarn! 🌈
@@HookedbyRobin btw, I only started crocheting last week and your tutorials have been instrumental in my education. Thank you!
Hi Robin I love C2C and now I’m even a bigger fan.
I have a bunch of projects going but, I am saving this tutorial for a future project thank you its beautiful
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I just started doing c2c a couple of weeks ago.I’m really enjoying it so far.I was happy to see how easy you have made it with the granny stitch.Thank you 🙂
You are so welcome, I am glad you are enjoying it!😀
Love this, still get a little confused with being a 'lefty' though. Thanks for sharing.
If you pop the url of this video into this website it will mirror flip it for you so it shows as left handed 😀 www.mirrorthevideo.com/
I just restarted crocheting after a few years and I have always had trouble with the granny squares. After watching your video, I have learned a new way to do a granny square and I found this to be much easier. Your instructions were clear and easy to follow. Looking forward to learning more from you.
I’m so glad the video helped Tara!😃🧶
I love this. It always amazes me, how you make fiddly bits so fun.
I have just the right yarn too. Thanks!
🥰 what a lovely compliment to receive! Thank you! X
I'm not a fan of traditional granny squares so I am LOVING this. Thanks for a great tutorial!!
Thank you so much Tina! 😃🤗
Hi Robin, thank you I love this and will definitely go into my library of projects to make!!😊🧶
Hi Robin, can you please make a video on how you join this particular square. I love the way you joined, and them look braided. Thank you in advanced!
Hi Carmen! I used this method for joining my squares 😀 th-cam.com/video/W0-9A6ggtOk/w-d-xo.html
I liked the braided as well. Would love to learn. This was a fun corner to corner for me to learn. I like how u teach.
Robin I love how you explained the stitch. C2C has always confused me, but your instructions let me understand this! So thank you💜💜💜
Hi Sara, I’m really glad it helped.😃 Thank you for watching.x
Looking for the join I used on my sample squares? The tutorial is here 😀 th-cam.com/video/W0-9A6ggtOk/w-d-xo.html
Hi, can you do a tutorial on how to make a pouch bag inspired by Mina's Twice, love ur vids btw.
I ❤️ this!!!! I see a new afghan for a few people!!! So easy to make up!!!
Thank you Holly, glad it was easy! 🤗
This tutorial is the best. C2C Granny Square is my new “go to”. Thank you so much!!
You’re so welcome Sarah!🥰🤗
I appreciate learning a new granny square style. Thank you for your patient and thorough instructions. You are a good teacher.
Thank you so much, I’m glad you like it! 😃🥰
I just want to say that I love doing the granny square this way. I will not be be doing them with the circle in the middle again. Thank you thank you so much. It makes doing a border effortlessly problematic. I love your colors that you use for this tutorial.
So glad I found this tutorial! I'm now making an afghan/blanket in the C2C granny pattern. I am hoping (and expecting) it will be the judge's favorite at next year's local county fair.
I am sure it will be, let me know how you get on then.😃🧶
I was blessed with some yarn as a Christmas gift and was looking for something new. Thank you so much looks very simple. I'm going to try this .
Awwh, fantastic Keisha!😃 Enjoy it.x
@@HookedbyRobin I wish I could show you how I did. I just finished today. Do you have a Facebook Page? Nevermind I found it lol 😆
I watch way too many videos and never make the project. This video I found a few weeks ago and I’m checking back to confirm how you did the border. I feel accomplished!
Well done Jennifer! 😃🧶
Dear Robin, I'm so greatful to have found your channel ! Unable to read patterns I'm now ready for making a blanket from all my scraps and leftovers. Thank you so much! Greetings from Germany ❤❤❤
You’re so welcome Renate!😃🧶
Love this. Your videos and explanations are so clear, and so easy to follow . I'm doing this square in chunky blanket yarn, and it's just lovely and soft. Next will do the same pattern with Colorfusion yarn! So fun.