Create the ULTIMATE Seamless Invisible Granny Square Join!

[@chaysiecrochet]

LESS CHATTY VERSION HERE!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmbGo2mXmc6ffbs

[@FloridaGrandma]

After dozens of hours spent making a project, you don't want it to look "homemade". This method ticks all the boxes. Thank you for the video. You just got a new subscriber.

[@chaysiecrochet]

@@FloridaGrandma thank you so much for your kind comment ♥

[@chaysiecrochet]

@@FloridaGrandma you are too kind ♥ Thank you so much for your kind words!

[@tiffanyford9169]

Chat all you want!!! I love your tutorial!

[@tiffanygosse2789]

How do you tie off your yarn at the end of this stitch!? :) loved the video btw!

[@destinyrenee7030]

"And throw your needle across the room, because that's the best thing to do". That just made me chuckle and honestly that's a mood

[@chaysiecrochet]

Lol! Thanks Destiny 😄

[@paracr26041]

Thank you so much!! I was going crazy figuring out how was going to join my granny squares. I was not liking the other ways to join, and you come along with this invisible stitch. I am loving it. Thank you for sharing.

[@dreamannulet]

MAGIC. My eyes widened as those stitches tightened. Omg this is amazing!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thank you so much! ♥

[@JaXtR]

I have been crocheting for over 30yrs. and I have never tried this join. This is awesome. It goes to show you no matter how experienced you are you still have more to learn. Thank you so much for your video. 🤗🤗🤗

[@chaysiecrochet]

Awww.. you are so lovely ♥ Thank you for your kind comment Toshia!

[@howtowithelizabeth7513]

Toshia McMillion im beginning to learn this to I’ve been doing it about 14 years

[@n_az6760]

This is truly the best trick! Game changer! Thank you!!

[@VJMOJO]

Hi Colleen, you've just got yourself a new admirer. Your non-assuming, sincere, humorous attitude won me over. Keep up the great great work you do. Thank You for brightening my day. :-)

[@chaysiecrochet]

That was so sweet Vijay.. Thank you for taking the time to comment and for making my day! =)

[@fellasandfriends2914]

Wow! I'm working on a blanket for my grandmother, and I'm a beginner ag crochet and knitting. I' m so amazed at this method (best one I've seen so far, after watching at least 6 different methods, lol). This soooo helpful. Thank you!

[@chaysiecrochet]

I'm so glad to hear this! Thank you for your kind words ❤

[@annasmith2908]

When I started working this seam and it was completely invisible, I was like holy s*** lol. But seriously this seam is a life saver thank you so much.

[@suemac3988]

Whoa Baby!!! So far, this is the best join I’ve ever seen in 50 years...hats off to you/

[@chaysiecrochet]

So kind of you to say! Thank you Susan ♥

[@bethtisdalestaton7250]

@@chaysiecrochet I AGREE 💯 PERCENT & I CAN'T WAIT TO USE IT 😊💝!!! GOD BLESS & THANK YOU 🙏✝💝!!!

[@chaysiecrochet]

@@bethtisdalestaton7250 ❤❤❤

[@supasound666]

The best way ever.....I have searched and searched for something I was happy with and this beat them all. Thank you very much

[@chaysiecrochet]

supasound666 oh you are 2 kind! Thank you! So glad you like the method! 💗

[@SWEETANDSAUCYANGEL]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, Colleen. I am working on a Spring time afghan and my squares do not have a border where the outside color matches all the other squares. This is why I need an absolutely invisible seam. Your method is perfect and just what I have been looking for.

[@chaysiecrochet]

Awww... you're so sweet Paula! Thank you ❤

[@tarascott3663]

The best seamless video ever! I made a 9 piece C2C blanket that had nine pieces and I could see the stitching. I was very unhappy and I’m a perfectionist when it comes to crocheting items for a customer. This video is perfect and thank you so much! ::: All Smiles:::🥰

[@crystaldale9654]

Throwing the needle! :) lol! Love it! Thanks so much for the video! It seriously helped me in my dilemma. My m-i-l asked me to finish a 1/4 complete project her Aunt gave to her. But her Aunt has passed so i had no way of asking how she did it. Have about 100 hexagon shape tiny cotton thread crocheted doilies to join for king size bed spread! Been searching for awhile and nothing else seemed to be right. This is PERFECT and looks like what she used to join the finished portion! God bless you!!!

[@christinenewell2679]

Mmmmmm:), this is like Ladder stitch but in woolly crochet….. good idea. I’ll give this a try out but I have a lot of different coloured squares to sew side by side. To be honest I don’t really fuss about sewing thread being seen because your project was made by hand, with love by YOU…. not a machine❤️. I’m doing Daisy Grannies and plain Grannies, enjoying them🥰.

[@gparks4269]

This is such a great method! Thank so much for the tutorial! "Throw your needle across the room" 😂 Love how you just go with it.

[@chaysiecrochet]

😆😂 Thank you G! ❤

[@MrAsingh1989]

Hahahahaha that was funny

[@danhenry4533]

Thanks Colleen! I just started making granny squares and I was trying to figure how to connect them without seeing the seam. This has been the best method for my project. Cheers!

[@joziegarner3316]

If I had found this sooner, this would’ve saved me so much crocheting pain! I love this so much and I’m considering redoing some old projects with this

[@chaysiecrochet]

Hi Jozie! I'm glad you like it! It was an easy way to get a few things together without having to have an actual visible border. I know the video is a little drawn out but the main objective is pretty simple 😊. Thanks for your comment! ❤

[@mollyhamilton8908]

Brilliant! Thank you so much! I am making a very large granny Afghan for a dear friend and have never seen such a brilliant joining method.

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thank you Molly! ❤😊

[@ammonfamily]

This is AWESOME ! Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I've been crocheting for about 40 years and never cam across this technique. BEAUTIFUL !!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thank you for your kind comment 😊❤

[@avy3507]

Finally a video where there's ACTUALLY an invisible stitch, thank you!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thank you for your comment Avy!😊❤

[@breslittleyarncornor5680]

I have been searching for weeks for joining squares. This is the 1st one that's really invisible and not so complicated that I just give up. Thank you so much!!!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Brenda St Clair Thanks so much for letting me know Brenda 😊 I'm so glad you're working through it with ease... once I did it on a couple of squares... it was just as easy as any other join! Thanks so much for your feedback ❤

[@jennip13]

Thank you for this!!!! This is super helpful, I’m making my daughter a black and magenta checkerboard blanket and have been experimenting with different joins, and I haven’t been happy with any that I’ve found. I’m going to try this one! Question tho- what about the corners??

[@itsjustrenee1320]

i was begrudgingly following along until I.got to the magic trick. Thank you!! I'm piecing together a beginners work who made tons of squares but couldn't join the squares then gave up. As long as I've crocheted I've never made an afghan so I had no idea! . I have a 1 year old grandcat helping me so I better not throw the needle but theres plenty of yarn pieces thrown about to make up for it.

[@chaysiecrochet]

I'm sorry Renee.. I made a less chatty version and linked it in the video info bar. Doesn't seem like many people are finding this link. I tend to talk a lot... trying to do better on my vids 😉

[@ruthcubbison3835]

Thank you so much for sharing your discovery. It's exactly what I've been looking for. And wow! There are a lot of options and I will use some of them in the future for a different look, but THIS WAS EXACTLY what I needed for my current project. And what an awesome teacher you are...I love your voice!

[@chaysiecrochet]

You are such a sweetheart Ruth ❤ Thank you so much for your super kind comment 😊

[@jacquelinebuckland51]

Fantastic technique thanks for sharing I did giggle 🤭 when you through the needle across the floor you’re better than me I would’ve just kept laughing 😂 😂

[@chaysiecrochet]

Lol! Thank you Jacqueline 😆 So many blunders through my videos.. they just don't all make the cut 😝

[@leppardess]

This join is amazing! It's exactly what I was looking for for my granny square shawl. Thank you!

[@chaysiecrochet]

I'm so glad to hear! Thank you 😊

[@miryanacolton5674]

I think I have watched every single JAYG searching for a truly invisible join and finally you have provided it for me. YAY ! I have multi colored solid granny squares all with a different ending colors and I did not join the 20 squares when doing the last row as I did with the blanket as I wasn’t sure how big to make my cushion. I didn’t want the joining color to show through and wanted them to be flat no ridge. Lots of requirements ! No other videos have show this particular method - close but not quite ! Thank you so much.

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thank you for your kind words! Makes me happy when people are getting the results they are looking for 😊❤

[@stephaniethibault4051]

thank you so much..... this is so addictive.....you are so careful when explaining and it actually helps me so much....it is so hard to find someone like you to go slowly and explain every thing.... totally saving this video until i get used to doing this...

[@chaysiecrochet]

Stephanie you are so kind ❤ So glad you like the method! Thank you 😊

[@sandragallant1524]

I’m so glad you showed us that because I’m not very good at that! Thanks Colleen

[@chaysiecrochet]

My pleasure Sandra! ❤

[@teresamartin6975]

This is EXACTLY what I have been looking for to join different types of stitches so that the seam isn't visible. It really doesn't take that long either. THANK YOU!!!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Teresa Martin I'm so glad to hear this is working so well for you Teresa! Thanks so much for taking the time to leave me feedback ❤

[@teresamartin6975]

I was able to get all the different squares put together now I just need to put each strip of the different stitches together. Does it work with LONG strips?

[@chaysiecrochet]

Teresa Martin the longest I did was 4 squares, that was just because I wanted to have more control of the pull, but it worked great with 4! I'm sure more would work fine 😊

[@JenniBruceisonline]

I'm not sure if it has been mentioned already but its called a ladder stitch. I often use it for doing invisible seams when closing holes in doll-making, cushions or mending seams. The needle trick had me intrigued though, I was looking behind me to see which of the dogs had found one of my needles before I realized it was on the video :)

[@chaysiecrochet]

Hi Jenni! Yes! Thank you so much 😊

[@patriciadavison1486]

Brilliant. I have recently made three granny square tunics...totally spoilt by joining the work with other methods (looked loopy and untidy) your method is perfect. Thank You. Great video tutorial 👌😘

[@chaysiecrochet]

You're too kind Patricia ♥ Thank you so much! =D - Have a fabulous day!

[@ahyesfish]

i love this!! i hate how a lot of the ways I've seen make the squares look puffy when all put together so this will be great for my cardigan :D

[@mom2kn]

Found your tutorial while looking for a way to join squares for a baby blanket. This is the nicest looking one I've found. Will be giving it a try tomorrow. Thanks for sharing.

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thanks for your kind comment Peggy! I hope you enjoy it and after you get the hang of it... it is really quick... I feel like I raced through this. I have another video to attach to this... just an add on that explains how I work the inner square corners if working in sections. Thanks!

[@staciebradford4795]

I'm so glad you did this for us! You were one of the first videos I found and thank God I did! I'm making my first granny square blanket and your trick saved me so much time and it looks beautiful!!

[@chaysiecrochet]

That is so kind of you to say Stacie! Thank you! I'm so glad you like the method =) ♥

[@hiddentrueth]

I guess no one notice that this is a ladder stitch but for crochet and I love it. Thank you for the video and the seam idea.

[@chaysiecrochet]

Perfect! You are correct! I just looked it up and yes, it would be very similar to that! Thank you ❤

[@yrihuldsigurardottir6043]

Sunsiss

[@yrihuldsigurardottir6043]

Sunkiss

[@alienmonkeyforever]

WOW,this is a huge help to me. I am making a picture graph with granny squares and I needed an invisible join. You earned yourself a new subscriber 🤣👍🏼.

[@chaysiecrochet]

Denise JustDenise You are so sweet ❤ Thanks so much for your kind comment Denise!

[@susanvillejoin6497]

Absolutely amazing

[@chaysiecrochet]

@@susanvillejoin6497 Thank you so much ❤

[@ingridschaer787]

Thank you for sharing!!! Needed something nice to join the sleeves to a cardigan!!! PERFECT!!!

[@ctapley5409]

Best invisible stitch for crochet! Thank you

[@karenlewis480]

Thank you, Colleen! I have been searching for this for over a year..............Happy Happy Camper here.....

[@chaysiecrochet]

Oh I'm so glad to hear Karen! Hope you enjoy the outcome! Have a wonderful day!

[@angelasmith4374]

Thank you thank you thank you!!! I'm amazed I'm going to be using this tip for joining granny squares! Thanks for searching for us and making this video!!!

[@chaysiecrochet]

My pleasure Angela! Thanks for your kind feedback =D

[@lindahamilton3520]

Thank you so much. I have two granny Afghans currently working on for granddaughters. I hate joining and sewing in the Loose Ends. LOL this method looks like it would be fabulous and save me so much time and it looks so good.

[@edithproenza876]

Thank you I just saw your video and I love it, I like that is invisible, is clean and give it a very beautiful look instead of the panther one where you can see everything!! Love it!!!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thank you so much for your kind feedback Edith

[@EricWAtchesVideos]

I love your commentary. It made the video more fun.

[@chaysiecrochet]

You're so sweet Eric =) Thank you so much for your interest! ♥

[@ozigalqld5511]

Thanks so much for your help. This solves the problem I was having! Love your natural style. Great job.

[@CraigsOverijse]

Big project all those squares! Thanks for sharing

[@abimousel1378]

I've been looking for something like this for ages! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@chaysiecrochet]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for your kind comment ❤

[@callacreative9845]

Thank you this was so incredibly helpful. I’ve been crocheting for a little over a year now and I’m used to making stuffed animals but right now I’m working on my first blanket.

[@chaysiecrochet]

That's awesome Calla! I hope your blanket is coming along nicely! Thank you for your feedback 😊❤

[@Nadia667]

I totally love this seam and all... but kind of upset that i can't find my needle now... :/ Kidding! This is great!!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Nadia Testa Hahaha! 😂😂 Thanks Nadia ❤

[@ximeaguilera2178]

I love your invisible way of joining granny squares

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@debrahughlett1056]

Omg, this is perfect. So easy to follow and my seams look fabulous. Love love love

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thank you for your feedback Debra! 😊❤

[@cindy3178]

LOVE this!! I'm really glad I found this technique, it is easy and the results are just what I was looking for. THANK YOU for sharing.

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thanks so much for your sweet comment Cindy! So happy to hear 💗

[@cindy3178]

Colleen Hays I'll post a photo of my project when it's done.

[@chaysiecrochet]

I look forward to seeing it Cindy! =) Have a great evening =)

[@simone-clairehunter4886]

Thank you SO much, this is a brilliant technique! ❤

[@jenfenfer]

Throwing the needle was the best! ❤️ Soooooooo a thing I would do!

[@chaysiecrochet]

👍😄😄

[@zulemaflores1234]

Your BRILLIANT Collen! Thank you! I too have been looking through the KZbin videos, but I couldn't find the perfect seamless granny square. I will always use this technique for attaching squares. Again! Thank you for sharing.

[@chaysiecrochet]

You are too sweet Zulema ❤ Thank you so much for your kind comment!

[@lizowens2863]

Wonderful!!! Thank you! Loved the needle toss!

[@Liz76522too]

OMG my life just changed! Thank you!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thank you Liz! 😊

[@Lpwyse]

This is incredible! Thank you so much, I’m doing my first granny square blanket and have been watching tons of videos on how to join them but was kind of disappointed that there wasn’t an actual seamless way to do it but this, THIS! Is what I’m talking about. Great work!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊❤

[@susanasaade5554]

es usted una bendicion Felicitaciones !!!!!! para todo que no entiendo su idioma fue muy clara muchisimas gracias!!!!!!

[@bella_bee5]

I’m so glad I found this video! I just started putting together my squares last night with a “z” stitch and it’s been a pain. I’m taking it apart and going with this method!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thanks for giving it a try Bella! I hope you like how it worked out 😊

[@leaveittodrever4307]

Love this!! Thank you! So glad I found as I’ve just finished up some granny squares and wondered how I was going to join them! 🧶 😊

[@albertacooke8559]

Thank you. I have left three blankets in their bag as I was having difficulty sewing them together. This was so helpful, and I can now have the blankets finished xxx

[@chaysiecrochet]

Alberta Cooke Oh I'm so glad! Thanks so much for your comment Alberta ❤

[@drea1985]

When you hand sew this stitch is called a ladder stich. It keeps your thread completely hidden. It's commonly used for pillows, dress and pants, and pretty much any closure. Didn't think about it for joining squares. I just face palmed myself. You don't wanna know how I was joining them before lol.

[@chaysiecrochet]

Yes Andrea!😊🙌 Thank you for your comment.

[@barryjacobs8524]

Thankyou Colleen very helpful at last.

[@cozettewendemu7007]

Your granny squares are perfect. Do you have a tutorial for the granny square. Thanks for sharing.

[@pipanpipa11]

WOW I LOVE LOVE this, it works great flawless. thank you for sharing this video

[@chaysiecrochet]

Aww.. Thanks so much for your feedback! =)

[@nanakate6586]

I love this tutorial! You made me laugh so hard....I really needed that! I have been going through tutorials for over 2 hours to find the perfect joining stitch....looks like this is the one. Thank you for sharing...and the giggle. If I threw my needle across the room I'm sure I would never find it....like all those crochet hooks that magically disappeared 😃

[@chaysiecrochet]

Lol 😄 Thank you so much for your comment and feedback Nana Kate! So glad you enjoyed the video 😊 Thank you for making my day ❤

[@valeriemcgruder9392]

Thank you so much for this. It will be great if I can do it. I started a blanket and decided it wasn't wide enough so made another small section to add on. There are three different colors but luckily not real wide to add on.

[@donnahenkel2566]

This is wonderful, I haven't made granny squares because of joining them. Thanks

[@chaysiecrochet]

Donna Henkel Thanks! I hope it goes as smoothly as it did for me once I did a couple of them 😊

[@southw9976]

This is a big help :) I’ve been looking everywhere for something like this and every other way seems to be fairly visible. It was a bit complicated to follow at the start but well worth the brain ache haha. Thank-you !

[@chaysiecrochet]

Lol... I love it! Brain ache! The feeling I get when I have to listen to one of my videos back! Hahaha... Thanks for your kind feedback Leticia! Have a wonderful day =)

[@anietgooren3202]

Wonderful idee, I like it very mutch...thankssss Colleen...lot't off thankzzzz from the Netherlands/ Holland..

[@chaysiecrochet]

You're so sweet! Thank you 😊

[@conniecraig5856]

It is perfect! Just what I was looking for. Thank you.

[@perigeri22]

Brilliant Colleen , I use this stitch for hand sewn bespoke curtains , it never dawned on me to try it for joining crochet. Thank you

[@chaysiecrochet]

Isn't that funny! I've been sewing for years, never even occurred to me! Thank you Geri ♥

[@kimmulders472]

Thank you so kutch for this tutorial. I'm working on a blanket for my son and i love how this works. But i have one question? How so you weve in the ends. Im trying to think of a way but can't seem to find one that doesnt sow the ends.

[@chaysiecrochet]

At about 10:35 in the video attached, you can see how I do this. Earlier on, in this same video I explain how to hide tails in the center of 4 squares. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ3Om4J3m5tqnZYfeature=shared

[@farahabida6938]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much for this video

[@tamiramos2657]

How do you secure the yarn after the squares are joined? This is my first blanket joining squares.

[@chaysiecrochet]

I knot after! I do show finish after many of my videos 🤗

[@gaylefynaut562]

Love it!!! Thanks 😊 loved the needle toss too!!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thank you Gayle! ❤

[@clairepaul3573]

Thanks so much this is exactly what I was looking for and couldn't find anything helpful

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thank you! =)

[@shereneliscom6736]

Thats cool colleen, i love that you can't see the joining yarn. Thank you for sharing your video !!!!

[@chaysiecrochet]

I'm so sorry that I never replied to this! Thank you so much for your comment ♥

[@katherynkennedy5881]

Do you have a video that shows how you see at least a 4 square together. I can't seem to get the corners correct when joining the next line.

[@chaysiecrochet]

Hi Katheryn! I hope this helps 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ3Om4J3m5tqnZY

[@mindypitts9492]

I am so excited to try this method out! I am making a pixel picture blanket for a Christmas gift and have been looking for a seamless, nonshowing way to join. This looks perfect! I was wondering if this way holds up as well as the other ways of joining. Like through use and washing. I just want to make sure their blanket will last. I thought since its been awhile since the video was made you would know by now. And thank you so much for posting this!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Hi Mindy! It absolutely will =) I have used this method on all of my granny square projects since posting this. Washed several times and have been used multiple times. It is super sturdy! =) I hope you'll let me know how it goes for you! =) Have a wonderful day!

[@sparecoochie]

What do you do with the excess strings? Thank you for the tutorial is was very helpful!

[@tinadeyoung]

Thank you. This was exactly what I needed and easy to follow :). Saved me hours of hunting thru methods myself!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Tina DeYoung I'm so happy to hear this Tina! I don't know if you saw my photo in the 2nd video on how to complete the inner 4 corners of the squares, but that was done completely with this method and it turned out perfectly! Couldn't be more pleased! I really appreciate your kind feedback 😊

[@katiegrav]

Thank you. This does look nice for a totally invisible seam!

[@chaysiecrochet]

katiegrav Thank you Katie! I added a video to explain how I worked the inner corners of 4 squares, and that photo on the video shows the blanket I used this for. I was beyond pleased with the outcome 😊 Have a great day!

[@salenaechols8719]

Took me about three tries to get to the correct version of this stitch. *Beginners, don't just go by one person's tutorials.* ❤

[@chaysiecrochet]

🤔

[@Harphoney]

I really like this method, but how do you tie off and secure the yarn tails?

[@chaysiecrochet]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ3Om4J3m5tqnZY Let me know if you have any other questions- I show the tie off in this video =)

[@jillibeens57]

Works almost identical to the mattress stitch in knitting! Wonderful!

[@chaysiecrochet]

😁👍

[@VintageTech1]

Thank you for posting this helpful tip.

[@KelsoA1999]

Your granny squares are amazing! I'm still learning granny squares, and yours are perfect squares! I just dont know how you make them so perfect.

[@chaysiecrochet]

Kelsi, you're so sweet ❤ Thank you 😊

[@karenlaitur7735]

Block them. :)

[@arialthefont]

Ok this u I s fine joining just two, how does the third come into play?

[@angiebrown952]

Thank you...I saw this method on Instagram but could not really work it out from the 3 second clip...lol...restarting my multicolored project with this join now!

[@chaysiecrochet]

Thank you Angie! 🥰

[@krutiebabie]

Thank you so much for this wonderful tip/ tutorial! I will definitely use this technique for my jacket! =)

[@chaysiecrochet]

It should work great! Let me know if you have any other questions =)

[@tammytaylor9638]

Thank yew 💜 for the tip on how to do an easily seamless join 😎

[@varadamahajani6511]

Very helpful video. Thanks for sharing it

[@jeanbrown4380]

Love it. I have 16 15” knitted squares for a log cabin blanket on which I’m going to try this invisible join

[@chaysiecrochet]

Awesome! I really think you will like the outcome! Thanks Jean ♥

[@bertiebeetle3]

Wow great technique. Thank you. Making a blanket wrap with multi neutral colours. Was wondering how to make it seamless.❤

[@Knittin.Kitten]

This is great! Very helpful. Thank u! 😁

[@lizanomura6430]

I already subscribed and I can follow you so that I don’t need a pattern just follow you👍

[@helmsmom22]

I love this! I am trying to connect two ends of a scarf to make an infinity scarf. I don’t like the way the slip stitch, SC or whip stitch look. Do you think this would work for it?