Wonderful tutorial! I always avoided solid granny sqaures because it always looked off, but ths tutorial made it super easy and pretty!

Very clear instructions, thanks a lot!

The double crochet instead of the chain 2 in the closing corner is much better to use. Appreciate you for teaching this tutorial.

I like this idea. I am left handed and I think I can follow along.

Fabolous. All thats left for me, is to master magic loop.

Thank you so much for making a video that is easy to follow ❤

Great tutorial, great filming. THank you. Subscribed. By the way, I am new to crocheting.

This is how i always do mine but i hate the look of starting chains so i always use (depending on what looks better with the yarn im using etc) i use a standing dc or stacked singles. If i need to really cover up the start then i sometimes make my first st the 2nd of the corner sts, so my last sts are a ch 2 n dc then join. You can then turn & sl st to the corner, turn n then start again on the same side

I have been doing a variation of this exact thing with 2 differences clusters of 4 dc to start and a ch. 1 before closing the corner with a stitch, I never understood the chain one before that last stitch…I like your version much better! And the variation of stitches to use.

Thank you so much, Robin. I love all your videos. They are so clear and easy to follow. I have just started this in an ombre yarn and I think it will look amazing! xxx

I love the double stitch instead of chain 2. It’s great. Many thanks 🧶Maria🧶

Brilliant tutorial thankyou 😍

Your clips are so clear and very helpful. It's always beaut to know why things are the way they are. Cheers for that.🌟✨️ Love all you stitch work, yarn and patterns. Keep on keeping on.✌🏻🩷🌷🌿

Have you ever tried Attic24's solid granny pattern? If not, you should check it out.

Wonderful video! One question: have you any tips for changing colors by round? (Anybody can chime in here, not just Robin) I’ve been trying to figure out how to do a temperature blanket with each month represented by a square, each day by a round. It’s driving me crazy 😂 Thanks as always for your fabulous videos ❤

This is beautiful, never see this before....love it❤

This would be a great usage of scrap yarn!

Great technique!

This is a very good tip on making granny squares. Thank you for sharing it. 🧶💜🙏🏻

Thank you so much for this. I prefer not having that join line in the square. You made the tutorial very clearly explained as always.

Wow this is the most perfect square I've ever made. Thank you sooooo much! 💘

Thank you soooo pretty God bless 💕

Whoa that was intense ❤

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how perfect! i have 80 squares to connect for a blanket for my boyfriend and was absolutely dreading connecting all of them. i’ve finished all the squares already but oh well, what’s a thicker white border around them lol. thank you so much for the clear and concise tutorial, super nice to have something not made only for beginners!

This is absolutely brilliant - it makes join-as-you-go squares/hexagons so much easier when you have to join to that last side! I don't think I'll ever go back to any other method.

I'm going to have to make a cloak like this for my LARP character

I’m definitely going to try this ❤

Your granny looks really nice, love the idea 🎉😊. Thank you!

Finally a video that's not done at warped speed . Thank you, I might be able to follow this one. Crochet and me have not yet become compatible but I'm going to get it one day .

Love this Robin! Awesome 😎! Have it saved for future reference ❤

This was very easy to follow. Thorough with clear instructions! Thank you so much ❤️

Thank u this helps SO much!!!

So beautiful. Must try these.

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Thanks robin for this great tip it looks so much neater.great teacher.💝💝

Very beautiful ❤

Does this stitch have a name? If it does , does anybody know the name?

I miss making these so much. You're so amazing ❤❤❤

Fantastick! Thank You Robin.

Oh my gosh!! I have frogged this square so many times I think that I am starting to crave flies! Nonetheless, I am determined to figure it out. Rippit rippit. Cup of tea. Start again. 😂 At least I am using my favorite amethyst color so it's pretty even if it is a mess! UPDATE! Finally! I have a 19x19 stitch square. Now to make a few more for the CAL blanket. (P. S. Zero fly snacks required, just a cup of tea and eye reset). Thanks Robin! I am looking forward to the next square!

Tried this , but then my wool starting seperating ,then i got lost . Ended up giving up after multiple tries.I will try again next time with a bigger hook because mine was quiet thin.And for time reason it was tight ,compared to yours😢

Hi you really do a Beautiful 😍 🤩 job

Thank you so much Robin ❤

Very interesting! thanks for another great video.

I've been crocheting for nearly 30 years & have NEVER done a granny square...I just didn't like how they looked. Watching this tutorial... I think I wanna give it a go!!! 😁 Thanks for teaching this technique!!!

The best I seen so far as tutorial and I made some already ,,, thank you soooo much

Nice

It has been months since I've crocheted anything, and just along since I've watched any crochet videos. Thanks for a helpful video. ❤

Oh Robin, this has got to be my fav. of the CAL Pick 'n' Mix blocks so far. I've made so many daisies (sans background granny) If you could do a peace sign block, this would make a great 1970's inspired blanket. Either way, I'm nuts over this block. 🌼🌈🙂☮