365 Days of Granny Squares Number 22

[@lizallcote7808]

Thank you sooo much for all these squares, I'm actually on number 56, but I missed this one out because it does end up really wonky, I'll try the suggestion that's been made, and hopefully it's a bit flatter, but a BIG thank you for keeping my spirits high, I'm stuck in the house a lot because of rheumatism, so crocheting and knitting keeps me going, thank you so much xxx

[@sharonhollie70]

Fabulous, I have decided during this lockdown to learn how to crochet, and what better way than doing a 365 day blanket as a tool to learning new stitches

[@nancymarshall8354]

I found this late into the session - in December - but am really enjoying it. I'm on #22, and having a great time. Thank you so much for doing this, Nadia! I only learned to crochet in Jan 2016, making caps for my sisters who were going through chemo, and now i'll be able to make blankets too!

[@maureenstabe6264]

thank you so much for the wonderful videos, I found this web site, a few weeks ago, so happy that I can use my red heart yarn, I have never crocheted a granny square before, and am very excited about each one that I have done, I am on number 22, right now and cannot wait to finish this project, thank you so much for putting the time and effort into making this a very special blanket that can be passed down from generation to generation, please thank your dad also, for the time and effort he put into producing these videos.

[@teresastevens9655]

Hi there I’m on 23 love the squares

[@maggied8468]

I love all the squares you're making. Thank you for your time and effort.👍

[@teresalemmon7578]

Thank you, Nadia for your tutorials on the granny squares! I love making them, I have made 28 squares so far. I have skipped around a bit on the order, but now I'm trying not to that & go in order. I have to say that I've become addicted 😀

[@teresalemmon7578]

Thank you Cleodhna Nightshade, for your comments, I too found the square starting to become wonky & quickly made a few changes as you did. Once they are finished (& wonky-like) I find it hard to fix. My chances: round 1- 15 dc, round 2- 8 dc clusters w/ only 2 chains in between, round 3- d crochets w/only 2 chains in between, round 4- hdc w/ only 1 hdc in the chain spaces.......came out perfect!

[@goodgirl666100]

Thank you for this, it helped a lot :)

[@bonnietrefil4070]

I’m doing this in 2019, and I now realize I need to read the comments of all of you who have gone before me. Thanks for sharing your insights.

[@DrStrangechilde]

This one is very pretty! Mine came out extremely wonky even when I put an edge on it, so I did another with a chain 3 and 15 double crochet in the centre loop in round one, then in round 2, only skipping one stitch and chaining two between the 2x2dc clusters, then in round 4 only one hdc in the chain 3 spaces, everything else the same. It looks very much the same; the 'petals' are a little less defined but it does lie nice and flat. I might try another one slightly differently later on. Thank you for your great tutorials! Looking forward to the next one.

[@kimvahle4209]

Hi, love all the squares! I'm wondering if all the squares when completed will end up the same size? Thanks!

[@mattmccoy4907]

Kim Vahle ive been doing them there seem to be a few that are a little smaller but she says if you want to go around again..... then will tell you what you could do i compare the newest one i made to the first one so I double check the size hopefully that helps😃 happy crocheting

[@kimvahle4209]

@@mattmccoy4907 yes! Thanks! I've realized that if a particular square is not quite the same size, I can adjust accordingly by either adding a single or half double crochet border around the square. That seems to be working out 😊

[@runningbearwhitedove7129]

2020😊

[@bonnietrefil4070]

After looking it over, next time I’d do two half doubles, chain two, two half doubles, in the corners to make it seem less wonky. Anyone try that?