Friday, 12 April 2013

10. Different Way's To Join Granny Squares

Since eventually we will want to be joining our granny squares to create a blanket or other item I thought we could do a roundup of all the different techniques so you can plan your blanket. Some of these methods allow you to join as you go which is pretty handy if you are making a large blanket like me.

Note: if any of these tutorials are yours and you would like them removed please let me know :)





1. Granny Join

http://carinascraftblog.wardi.dk/2009/06/granny-square-joining-tutorial.html

2. Whip Stitch

http://bunnymummy-jacquie.blogspot.co.nz/2011/06/sewing-granny-squares-together.html
3. Single Crochet Them Together

Back
http://yscmama.typepad.com/little_purl/2007/04/joining_squares.html

Front
http://yscmama.typepad.com/little_purl/2007/04/joining_squares.html
4. Join As You Go

http://myrosevalley.blogspot.ie/2013/02/granny-square-join-as-you-go-tutorial.html
5. Slip Stitch

http://attic24.typepad.com/weblog/joining-granny-sqaures.html
6. The Invisible Join 

http://doyoumindifiknit.typepad.com/do_you_mind_if_i_knit/2010/02/joining-up-with-an-invisible-stitch.html
7. Scallop Join

http://gourmetcrochet.blogspot.co.nz/2010/01/scallop-join.html
8. Flat Braid Join

http://gourmetcrochet.blogspot.co.nz/2010/01/flat-braid-join-how-to.html

9. Simulated Braid Join

http://gourmetcrochet.blogspot.co.nz/2010/01/simulated-braid-join.html
10. Chain Join

http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/us/pattern.php?id=4478&lang=us


I have also compiled a roundup of different borders. http://www.knotyournanascrochet.com/2013/04/10-ways-to-get-perfect-finish-on-your.html


Are you still learning to crochet? This class offered by Craftsy and hosted by Vickie Howell will get you on the right track and have you crocheting like a pro in no time. 

Designed to be an introductory course it will guide you through the basic stitches and best of all you will learn to create granny squares and be able to use them in some of the wonderful projects above. Make sure to check it out here Online Crochet Class
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22 comments:

  1. you're really having fun with this, aren't you! :) who would have thought, when I got back into crocheting that I'd be having fun doing granny squares....addicting little things!

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  2. Amazing, thanks for this, its absolutely superb!!!xo

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  3. Thank you so much for combining them all in one list. I still do my joins the old-fashioned way, but I do need to learn how to do a quicker method ( with fewer tails to weave in!).

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    1. When I made my little blossom's blanket I used the first joining method. The Granny Join and I found it came together really fast. I will probably use this method for my CAL Granny Square Blanket.

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  4. Awesome collection of granny square joining techniques! Thank you!!!

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  5. Fantastic!! Now have u a technique on joining colours without knots?

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    1. Hi there, what do you mean without knots?

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    2. Try a russian join, works great, wont pull apart, no knots

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  6. thanks i have a bag of granny squares from nine years ago! now the baby blanket will be her doll blanket. lol better late than never.

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  9. This is very enlightening, I have been crocheting for over 50 years and wished I knew this back then. I have an afghan I started to make and it is squares but they are 2 different colors and I could match it so I haven't finished it. What would you recommend using so You don't see it on the back? Thank you for shaaaaaring your finds with everyone, and hope you can answer my question. Thanks

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    1. I like to use the single crochet together method. If you look at number 3 you can see what will look like on the front and the back. I have just about finished a blanket using this method so will put the pattern up when I am done.

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  10. Thank you so much for sharing all these wonderful joining methods. I can't wait to try some of them!! They look so lovely ;D

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  14. Hello
    Thank you so much for the link love and sharing my tutorial on the Join-As-You-Go method. I would like to boost this post over at my blog if you don't mind. I think it is absolutely excellent. I'll borrow your initial photo and direct my readers over here with link love in a post this weekend. I just made a post on linking my Maybelle Squares so it is really currant to write another post about this right now.
    Have a lovely weekend.
    Annette
    My Rose Valley

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    1. That would be amazing thank you! Your tutorial is a great one and I am glad you don't mind me sharing.

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