Crochet Tutorial: Basic Granny Square

[@RetroCandleCo_]

This is hands down the best granny square tutorial I’ve watched. Easy to follow along, you weren’t rushing through, just perfect! Thank you 😊

[@Regamon]

English is not my first langage but explanation in french is hard to understand and people to it so quickly that I can't do it. With you, is so easy to understand and so well explained with the visual... Thank you so much, after 3 years, I'll do my first granny square ! You're a wonderful teacher !

[@bugbug75]

So thankful for this tutorial!

[@PaulaJonesy]

The colour of that wool is STUNNING! 💜💜💜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@AltKnots]

I’m super in love with it too!

[@PaulaJonesy]

@@AltKnots Just wanted to say that I LOVE your channel and you are teaching me to crochet from scratch! Thank you for your energy. Love from England 💜💜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@ChristineWickstrom]

Love the color of this yarn !❤

[@unicornL]

Can I ask what yarn this is? Stunning!

[@Bohogypsy_hippie]

Beautiful color yarn. May I ask what kind it is? Granny squares (moss granny) are my go to for blankets 💜💜

[@Kobisashi]

THANK YOU

[@AltKnots]

Enjoy🎃

[@elsamaeN]

I’ve always used the magic ring method to do my granny squares. Does it make a difference with how it looks afterwards if you use the chain method?

[@AltKnots]

I just personally like this method but you can absolutely use a magic ring too🎃

[@LilRabbitKickReads]

It’s generally not much of a difference but there will be a small space if you chain whereas with magic loop you can cinch that space closed. The space is usually just about the circumference of the hook you are using.

[@elsamaeN]

@@AltKnots Oh okay! I’m still pretty new to crochet so I’m learning all the things 😅

[@elsamaeN]

@@LilRabbitKickReads Ah, thank you!

[@lesley3985]

I do it like this, lovely tutorial ❤🤔♥️