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    Home » Granny Crochet Stitch Patterns » Crochet Granny Blanket Patterns

    6 Ways to Join Squares and Motifs Together + Tutorial

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    It's easier to show you how the ways to join your granny squares and motifs together through a tutorial. Today, let me demonstrate that for you.

    Crochet Celtic Join Pattern
    Crochet Celtic Join Pattern

    In this tutorial, you will learn the following:

    1. Whip Stitch
    2. Invisible Seam
    3. Back Loop Join
    4. Single Crochet Join
    5. Zig Zag Join
    Crochet Celtic Lace Join / Border Pattern + Tutorial

    For demonstration reasons, I used a really bright colour when joining the blue squares together to show you where to place your stitch work. For most of you, you will use the same colour of yarn of the exterior border of the square and it will blend really well.

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    Filed Under: Crochet Granny Blanket Patterns, Crochet Granny Stitch Clothing Patterns, Crochet Video Tutorials, Mikey's Crochet or Knitting Advice

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    1. Elizabeth says

      June 02, 2019 at 4:46 pm

      I have several HDC squares that need joined for a graphgan. They are different sizes but I would like to join them so that it appears as seamless as possible. Which method would you recommend? Also, should I add a SC border before attempting to join? Thanks for your help!

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