The Glorious Granny Stitch Crochet Tutorial!

[@ccapron31]

Perfect teacher! Not too fast or slow. Not wasting time explaining basic stitches that should be known already but explaining while showing new stitches that need work. Slow action showing where the hook is being placed and the exact stitch going into. Enough repetitions of repeat rows to ensure we can move forward. Excellent tutorial!

[@lovetina2010]

you are my favorite to watch. you are thorough to tell us what to do and you go slow to follow. thank you

[@sandralockard2208]

I've been crocheting for 44 years and this is the most gorgeous pattern with the parfait colorway that I've seen. I love it and all your tutorials. You should be sponsored. You and Mikey from the crochet crowd are the best.

[@julievivian284]

I really love your video how you tell your information over you are slow how you tell it well done i have try to do this pattern with others but i just understand it with them but you are good thank you

[@deckerbaxter4290]

I don’t normally comment on videos, but with this one I just have to! I have so many things to say but I’ll attempt to keep it short. I love your tutorials. They are aesthetically pleasing. Not just viewing wise, you make it so easy to see what you’re doing. But also sound wise. Your voice is soooo calm, but you are also fun! This pattern is gorgeous, I’m doing it two strand with mandala, Gnome and Wizard, and I feel like it’s going to be one of my favorite pieces. But enough about that. I wanted to thank you. Because you don’t go too fast, but you also don’t go so slow that I feel the urge to speed up the video. You are one of the only KZbin instructors that I have no problem following along to! And! If it weren’t for you I would have never figured out the virus stitch. After finding your channel I catch myself planning my yarn around the patterns you have tutorials for 😂 I just wanted to say thank you! You are such a wonderful, fun, layed back person and incredibly talented as an artist AND as an instructor. I wish I knew you in real life!

[@barbdowning8960]

Wolfie Baxter 12345 I agree with everything will feed Baxter just said. I have reconnected with crocheting after many years. My mother had taught me, but I didn’t really take to it. Now I’m older, 72, and I found fiber spider and have learned more watching your videos and following them than I ever did before. In fact I made this blanket is pretty much the same colors and gave it to my daughter. She loved it and was so proud of me. LOL I also agree that you are pleasant to listen to and very easy to follow your videos. I would also like to know you you have such a wonderful personality. OK enough money now I’m back to my crocheting! Keep up the good work fiber spider! And keep the videos coming!

[@susancronin7531]

Ditto!!

[@michellet4407]

Thank you for the nicely explained tutorial, easy

[@Desaundrea]

FirefighterDeckerInTraining that was beautiful! You said everything I feel when ai watch him as well 😍🥰

[@karenm7197]

I was going to comment the same thing about his calm soothing voice, He speaks at the right tempo so you can crochet along with him and he encourages you as you go. I'm crocheting lapghans and donating to the local hospital for their cancer patients (who sit long periods of time while receiving chemo treatment--and need a small cover-up on their legs). I crocheted the Bavarian Stitch lapghan using 12 ounces of variegated yarn and it's the perfect lap size. Thank you Fiber Spider!!

[@monaarce2495]

You teach with so much patience. Thank you.

[@annieharris7200]

I’ve learned so much from your tutorials - it’s never to late to learn even at 68!

[@lindaconnor9629]

I agree with every single thing Decker Baxter said. I don't have a way with words so she so nicely said everything I feel. Oh and I bought a fiber spider shirt last year and i wear and wash it often it is still holding up no flacking or peelingof the fiber spider logo. I love it and plan to buy another. thank you Fiber spider for all you do to make the rest of us happy and comfortable with you, with tutorials and with crocheting and knitting. Your book reading is amazing as well.

[@sheelasundar5365]

Hello! I am Sheela Sundar from India...I made your Virus Granny shawl in white yarn and it turned out gorgeous...gifted it to a friend and she has not stopped showering praises on me for that beautiful design...lol...😊 Thank you for your patient and calm way of teaching...you are a wonderful teacher...💐💐

[@tjayruffin413]

Sheela Sundar Yolanda lopezz

[@purrfct4me]

Hi can tell me how do I use this stitch in a shawl, can it be done?

[@sheelasundar5365]

@@purrfct4me I think we can use this virus stitch only on a triangular or a square shaped pattern...

[@dianne71047]

What a treat it is to actually be able to SEE exactly what the tutor is doing! With most other people I wind up talking back to the vidio..."Wait! Where exactly did you insert the hook? Move your fingers out a bit! Slow down!" I am left handed and have to mentally reverse everything and when I can't see every detail of a stitch it isn't easy. Guessing isn't a good thing. You are a wonderful designer and your tutorials are a total delight to watch. You don't rush and your manner is always calm. I hadn't thought about doing a granny design as I made many granny projects when I first started crocheting a lonnng time ago. There was so little variety in them "way back when"... This design is different...I love post stitches... and I love the look of the completed design!

[@sandrawright7551]

Looks like a very interesting pattern I will try it today … I’m 78 years old trying to make blankets for all my great grandchildren .. so far I’ve made five

[@lindacorneliussen4640]

Gorgeous. That scalloped finishing edge is fabulous! Eye candy 🍬😍🥰 A nice memorial for your friend's grandmother. 👍💖🌻 Thank you and God bless you and yours 🙏😇🙌

[@jmalot]

I love the way you laugh, it’s so sweet. It definitely shows me you enjoy what you’re doing and I appreciate you too.

[@karleem3473]

You are an amazing teacher, you take your time, your voice is calm, I can't say enough about how much I love your video and your ways of teaching. Thank you again & please keep videos coming!!!

[@brendaperalta2676]

Can I just say something? I feel like I can make ANYTHING as long as I'm following one of your tutorials! You're always so thorough in teaching each step and your voice is so pleasant and calming. I truly appreciate you and your selfless efforts in teaching the world to crochet! ❤

[@lisaswagart503]

my thoughts exactly keep up the awesome work that you do

[@barryjacobs8524]

I have only been crocheting for a few years, u tube taught me, but your tutorial was so lovely. I have learnt to do it and I'm so grateful that you have taught me how to do this, which I'm making into a blanket, to hear and see a man crotchet is brilliant. So I am dedicating my blanket when it is finished to you because you talk and sound like a lovely person. So clear and slowly talking, thankyou once again. Perhaps now that the Virus is hear a lot more men will learn to crotchet, beginning with your tutorials. Thankyou my friend. Oh by the way I am over 70 so I have to stay in, I will never be bored.

[@jackitaylor8084]

I am just getting to grips with this stitch and enjoying the texture. I like the way you teach and talk calmly and don’t rush along leaving us slower types behind. Xxx

[@juliedengler6007]

I looked at several tutorials to accomplish this look and found yours to be the easiest and made the most sense to me. I have followed several of your tutorials and have created some really beautiful afghans. Thanks so much for your patience.

[@Susie98052]

I don't know why it is so, but I usually don't care for the Granny Square. Not any longer, this is absolutely gorgeous!! I pulled out Caron Latte Cake, and it's turning out beautifully. 😍😍

[@karenstrachan287]

Thank you for a fun tutorial. I have a couple of skeins of Redheart Stripes and am making a blanket with this pattern for my great-grandson with this. He is autistic and has severe vision problems so I wanted something with a lot of texture for him. This pattern is perfect. Again thank you so much. I am 71 and have been doing crochet since I was 17 and use videos for ideas and to learn new techniques and patterns. You and Crystal of Bagoday are my favorites to watch and have the best videos and tutorials.

[@DarkMoonDroid]

This is a great stitch! As everyone else says, you are a wonderful Teacher! Thank you so much!

[@vickiesmyth4341]

I’m amazed. Saw someones work. Someone recommended you and now I’m a believer

[@lisadawnpartain8420]

You have inspired me ! I want to thank you . My mom passed away in September and I started crocheting to help me . I truly love this one and making it in honor of my mother . I love it !! Thank you so much !!

[@marytargonsky9561]

I am working on this for a throw for a 50th anniversary gift in August. It is just coming out great! Thank you for your videos. They are very easy to understand and follow thru. God bless you.

[@ceribeedle4387]

Hey Heyyy, Ms. Ceri from Tornado🌪🌪🌪🌪🌪 Alley🌪🌪🌪🌪 Oklahoma.. I really enjoyed this Tutorial in many ways.. Your Personality and Humor really came through.. I caught myself giggling & smiling..Your Patience, and Thoroughness was appreciated too.. I cant wait to try this.. There was more I wanted to say, but I deleted it do to the sensitivity of it.. Soo, I'll just say, You have a Gift as an Educator, please dont loose that Rare Trait/Quality.. Thanks again, for the Lesson,👏👏👏 and More.. :-)😁😁😁😁😁 Sincerely, Ceri

[@karenmcdonagh7285]

Love this pattern,it looks so complicated but is so simple to do. Makes the pattern,wool appear thicker.Ive made 6 blankets in it up to now. I'm working my way around the family.Thank you for making a really great video,easy to follow.

[@ebethaltreche]

I thought this was going to be hard but I did it !!!. Thank you so much for your great instructions.

[@rayolachia4818]

It was great to find your videos. I actually looked you up because Creative Grandma sent me your way. I have been in a wheelchair for about four years now and before COVID, I was still active coaching softball. Since the pandemic started, I have not left my house since February. While talking to a friend, we joked that I should learn to crochet. Haha, three days later, a crochet kit and some yarn showed up at my house. Challenge accepted. My first project was a pot holder. Then a couple of blankets, 3 towels and a partridge in a pear tree. It was so great to find another male who not only can crochet but is by far the best instructor I have watched. Thank you for being you. You and a few others have brought joy back to my life. I am starting to get requests from family and friends and, I can always find something in your tutorials. I wanted you to know how appreciated you are.

[@MommyEtc2]

This is a beautiful variation on the granny! I bought some yarn today - I’m working on this now. Thank you for the awesome tutorials! 😍

[@gracew668]

You are terrific. Enjoy your tutorials. Thank you so much. Have a blessed day.

[@cnablanca1]

Yes! It is Glorious and Beautiful! You did it again! Thank you!🇲🇽👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏🌞

[@GraceKirk-k8y]

I enjoyed making this square with border and particularly because of the way you actually presented the tutorial ... you just stuck to the point, no faffing around with irrelevant and distracting chatter which meant I could actually follow the pattern without having to stop and start. I look forward to more of your videos. Thank you.

[@amandah4834]

Oh my goodness spider those yarns are beautiful in the skein but even more so when crocheted into a piece , so lovely and a very touching homage to your friends granny , thank you 😊Amanda xx

[@helenchristensen1524]

I also made the glorious granny shawl in aran. By red heart yarn. I entered it in our local county fair and got a blue ribbon for my work. Thank you so much for the video and teaching me to do this stitch. . A big fan of yours. Hellen in California

[@amandah4834]

Well done Helen and congratulations on your blue ribbon I bet your shawl was beautiful 😊Amanda from uk xx

[@helenchristensen1524]

Thank you. I added 2 coconut buttons and loops to hold it together . Love this shawl

[@amandah4834]

Great idea 👏

[@tammyjones5186]

Yes, you are thorough. Thanks for explaining it so simple. Glad to see some guys involved in this hobby. It can be a relaxing and rewarding one.

[@Garapetsa]

Very Bohemian! I'm going to attempt. Thanks for the tutorial! I'm going to use lion brand cakes. It's wool and acrylic.. This baby pops. I like the triple crochet line.

[@sunshinecraft7159]

This was a fun pattern! I made a blanket for my friends prenatal program in Haiti with this pattern. My goal is to send 100 baby blankets by May. I have 6 so far. I am not making them all obviously, lol. I am collecting clearance ones from stores. I plan to make 25 to 30. I have you to thank , for all the wonderful patterns you have shared with us. I don't want any of these blankets to be the same. I am having so much fun. Thank you so much.

[@mrs.cookie5610]

This is very beautiful, please make the screen bigger. Thank you for sharing these lovely patterns.

[@vioricabercea7536]

Beautiful blanched. 👏👏👏

[@naomikeiser8266]

You can always view it in full screen mode by clicking in the bottom right corner of the viewing pane, and it might be on miniplayer, but you can also select theatre mode or full screen. If you want to get out of fullscreen mode, hit escape on your keyboard.

[@michellesanchez741]

As a semi begginer who was only taught the basic stitches and how to make a granny square when i was a kid. I haven't crochet in 20 years or so . Now with all of you crochet teachers on KZbin it's a whole new world of yarns, hooks and stitches. What you are making is so beautiful but, you Lost me on the Triple Double Front Post stitch. I see there are a lot of You who use this front/back Post Stitch. I'm determined to learn it !!

[@nereydaholland8767]

Love it !!! I'll be making one for my friend she's having her baby in July. Thank you for another amazing tutorial.

[@krisheathman9053]

Love, and I mean LOVE, this beautiful pattern. You’re a great and patient instructor. One thing I might mention, for clarity purposes, is when you’re going down to do the double treble front post stitch, it’s actually the “post” of the stitch you’re going around and not the “bar”. Thus the name, “post stitch”. Otherwise, this is a gorgeous, gorgeous blanket and you are a terrific teacher. I will definitely be making this once I’m caught up on my current 3 WIP’s. This does serve as a catalyst for me to get caught up though for sure. I thank you for that and this awesome pattern!! 😊

[@nicolanewington1798]

Pretty stitch pattern. Simple but effective, especially with the colour changing yarn.

[@Sockenkatze]

I just can't help loving crocheting (or knitting) blokes. They make me feel like this world isn't as lost as it looks. Keep up your amazing work!

[@theresadeleon5067]

Thanks for this great tutorial. I made this in the same brand yarn in variagated blue for my niece who is expecting a baby boy this month. It looks beautiful. I can't believe how easy it was to make once I really got going. Now I'm the most awesome aunt for having made it. Love it!

[@amberdouglas4265]

I could just listen to you all day! you are such a delight! And an awesome teacher as well. Thank you!

[@angelcharity3950]

Love your tutorials the most of anyone I have watched , you make it yarning more fun

[@joyvalle1]

I have saved this video for the next time I need something spectacular for a baby shower. It is just lovely. What a beautiful tribute to your friends grandmother. I know your friend must feel very appreciative of the honor.

[@aads154]

Fantastic tutorial! This is the 3rd project I’m doing with your expert tutorials to guide me. Great job - thank you👍👍

[@deborahhavens1959]

Wanted to say thank you so much! Finally a way to make corners look neater. I’m a newbie and it’s frustrating when my corners look aweful. Now with slip stitching, they look so much better.

[@carollee525]

Hello gorgeous! I just want to thank you for your crochet alongs. I enjoy them so much. I believe I'm partial to you because yours is the first tutorial I ever tried last year. I jumped right in with the lost souls shawl. I've made many things using your videos. I'm choosing this blanket for a baby blanket for a friend's baby shower. I cannot imagine why you're not sponsored! I'm going to figure out how to promote you to companies because I think you're of the best teachers of crochet. Thanks again, and I'll leave some photos of the pieces I made. Be blessed.

[@j.j.w.6431]

Dear Fiber Spider you are a A plus crochet tutorial instructor. You have a good personality, very patient and your instructions are at a good pace. I love to listen to your calm and caring voice for your students. I happen to have gotten some Ice Cream Big Scoop yarn. I am now following your wonderful instructions to make the Glorious Granny, in honor of your friend - Gloria. I have been in the damps lately, thanks for lifting me out of it with this pattern to keep me busy. I appreciate you Glorious Fiber Spider!

[@Izzy19366]

OMGoodness what a beautiful stitch I love it!! Thank you!!! ❤

[@barbaraburdick9533]

I viewed the video by Rose Likes Crochet using this pattern. It was beautiful!!! She made the blanket,using large squares. Each square was made with the double treble in the post below, just as you taught us. It made gorgeous squares!!! I wouldn't have thought of using that technique in the granny. Thanks for giving us the vision to make our work even better.! I'm going to use that double treble more often now!☺

[@GGTheCrochetQueen]

My name is Gloria so I'm definitely going to try this one! Thanks for the video!

[@janiceideus2656]

I love this pattern. I would never have learned the 3D stitch if it hadn't been for your tutorial and now I feel confident I can do this pattern once I finish the 3D project.

[@meganward3494]

I love the yarns you use! Makes me want to hit Hobby Lobby. Lol Definitely using this pattern for the next baby blanket!

[@barbaras9764]

Hobby Lobby does not have that. Michael's is the only one I found to have the Lion Brand Ice cream line.

[@meganward3494]

I haven’t been to a Michael’s yet. It’s on the list though!

[@susieq2544]

You are an awesome teacher! You find ways to make certain stitches and results much easier, taking out the guesswork out of the equation. Thank you.

[@tinasmith9967]

I have done granny square blankets for years, and this tutorial is amazing, I have started this pattern as I was watching, unfortunately only in a plain colour, but I'm going to go and buy some self striping yarn very soon, thank you for the inspiration fiber spider .

[@samgreen9293]

Yes I did plain and it wasn't right I'm in the UK... Can you suggest any wool many thanks x

[@lornaburke7116]

@@samgreen9293 When you say it wasn't right, what exactly do you mean? I'd like to do this in a solid.

[@samgreen9293]

@@lornaburke7116 couldn't really see the pattern x

[@lornaburke7116]

@@samgreen9293 Thanks!

[@juneclifford8377]

Loved this video. Tutorial delivered in a such a calm voice that I am sure anyone listening will be confident that they can too can complete the project. Thank you.

[@cecelym]

Is it just me I love following a man who crochets

[@mumsey227]

No it's not just you, so weird, I was just telling my aide today that I like to listen to men, more so than woman, I think it is their, calming voice,and they seem to take more time showing you how, it's done.Ladies I am not taking any thing away from you, cause I do have a few of you that I follow.

[@cydnicaldwell1337]

Nope, it's not just you. Some female KZbin vloggers have a high pitched voice and it can sound like they're yelling throughout their videos.

[@brendavirgin201]

Nope

[@Desaundrea]

Cecely Hinga when I found out my father crocheted at age 6 my mind was BLOWN! 😂 My grandmother Mary, (she started my crochet training) told me she taught my dad. I didn’t believe her at the time. Then when football season started my dad pulled out this huge bag of yarn I had NEVER seen in my life, and started crocheting a blanket. I WAS STUNNED 😳. He was fast, accurate and rarely looked at his work. I respected him and all men that craft from that day on. 😉😊🥰

[@hilarycohen1470]

IMO, not great for a baby because Lito fingers can easily get caught n the double trebles.

[@judyatwitchpeacecraft]

This is so easy, your instructions are clear and I appreciate the repeats. Thank you for sharing this tutuorial.

[@rosalindarivera2092]

Love this design!!! Great job!!!

[@MsMyoung1]

You are always so thorough. I appreciate the time you put into each video.

[@sharonfultz69]

Thank you so much. I really enjoyed your tutorial. It was enlightening and fun. Keep up the great job. You are really awesome, and I love your work.

[@bonnieb.kundert6029]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. It was so much easier and prettier than other versions I've seen! Your suggestion of a bit smaller hook was GREAT! I started using a size 4, and it's much better & tighter this way. You get an A+ on your teaching!!

[@marytatro6949]

On the border - it is 9 double crochets in the corner - six for the two clusters - plus 2 for the chain 2 - plus 1

[@deeluzinal1xxx488]

@Wendy Penrod 6 in the corner. 3 double, chain 2, then another 3 doubles followed by a single chain.

[@MarnysCrochetandCrafts]

I have made three of the shawls using this stitch pattern and I discovered last night that I can use this as a border. I made a swatch of a square using single crochet, then put granny square stitch patterns around the square and then went into this stitch pattern. I love it!!!

[@jscutester]

Have been making the same things for years...."til there was you'.....great stuff .....following 2 tutorials and having fun!! Happy New Year! Keep 'em coming!

[@lindafowler3907]

I did this great pillow in one color with this pattern. I have some weird insulation that my VA sends me with my insulin supplies. It seems to be made of fabric that has been shredded and compressed. I made a pillow for my daughter because of a problem with her legs. The cats use it when she isn't using it and do the kneading thing on it. I intend to make the beautiful shawl for my other daughter. She and her husband got COVID and have been tasteless for a few months. We are taking them to the Grand Canyon on my birthday.

[@sherrieanorman2816]

Hi. As you can see, my name is Sherrie. I'm from Montana. I learned how to crochet and knit before I could write my name. Personally, I can't stand to knit but at least I can pass the art down to my grandchildren. I normally find the Granny square LONG!!! But I saw you're picture of this and I just HAD to check in and I am so glad I did. I'm 62 and still crocheting. I had to giggle because I use size "G" all time. You're hook looks so much smaller than mine. Lol. Also, you're tension is AWESOME!! You've made yourself a new fan! Thank you. I cannot wait to go buy some new yarn and do this pattern!!!

[@christinebiggs9891]

Hello there, I would love to do this pattern in a rectangle, have you tutorial available? Tia Leiston Suffolk UK

[@heatherrutherford826]

OMG! After try #5 I had an epiphany about what you were talking about! Hallelujah!!! I was scooting over to the next big hole and finally got it! First crochet time/first project! Thank you and I have to say I love your voice and your adorable!

[@Dacarsha]

Excellent tutorial! I’m making mine in a mint, white and gray variegated. It’s turning out really good!

[@saramills468]

Amazing tutorial ❤ 👌, please 🙏 could you do a doilie tutorial.

[@lindafowler3907]

This guy is so thorough and calm that I can follow even this shawl. I usually watch several times to get it right and write down the instructions in a notebook.

[@nancyherman570]

I know I just commented on this great video yesterday, but I started making a blanket and I love this variation of the granny square so much and I love the caring patient Wray you teach , I just had to comment again ! I love this stitch more than any other stitch I’ve learned! I’ve watched many many crochet tutorials , but none as great as yours! Thank you so much ! 👏👏👏😀

[@judychan7809]

This is a lovely blanket, one thing I need to ask you is it something wrong of your camera? Because last time your video screen was very small, I only can watch it on the small iPad, the screen already small and you make it even smaller, and I saw some other people did mention it too, please make it like before, that will be very appreciate. Thank you

[@robertamc3994]

Judy Chan I wish it were larger without the black border too. There is a way to make it bigger but the border is still there. In the bottom right corner of the black border is a square box symbol. If you click on it the video (with the border) will fill the entire screen. To minimize it back to the normal size click the symbol in the lower right corner that has the box corners reversed. This is on an iPad but I think android tablets have a similar feature.

[@wreathscraftsbylena]

Roberta Mc ... I went to the full screen on iPad and found it to be a little blurry, so had to switch back!

[@robertamc3994]

Lena Wilson wish it had worked for you

[@melodymaben5917]

@@robertamc3994 the little box that is there doesn't make it any bigger ugh

[@johnno49]

I started a rug with this stitch today, using Panda Crypto 8 ply. It’s very easy and I can see already that the result will be stunning. Thank you for the very clear teaching.

[@jeanjones8801]

Have no idea how I found your tutorial but so glad I did! I was getting tired of the 'regular' granny squares, then I saw this...WOW. I just ordered more yarn with no idea what I'd do with it, now I know. Thank you for giving me the inspiration to start another afghan. Do you have the pattern written down anywhere? Really would like a written pattern so I don't have to sit at the computer to work on this.

[@chrisnkeys]

You don't really need a written pattern Jean, as each round is a repeat of the last, so once you have done a couple of rounds, you can do it from memory.

[@reginapastula9010]

Absolutely in live with this! Your directions are impeccable and easy to understand. This will definitely be on my list to make very soon. Thank you!

[@khussey55]

Just love your tutorials I have made quite a few of your shawls, doing the butterfly one at the moment. You are so easy to follow. Love all the yarns and colours you use also some sound so yummy lol Keep up the great work and keep them coming 🥰

[@nicolebowman7354]

I love the opening finger wave, yarnivors and spiderettes! It always makes me giggle!

[@maribelmedina1994]

I love to crochet can't wait to this pattern soon

[@Shadypeanutlane]

Great tutorial, as always. I love it that you do that "extra round" to remove any nervousness. Sweet little shell border. Thanks!

[@carol1966]

Fiber Spider! Do you have this in written form?

[@lwatkins1947]

This might get me over my aversion to granny squares. The larger piece with the brilliant colorway made all the difference for me. Great work. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@martinafoots8309]

Love your work but find the small screen too difficult to watch even making it larger doesn't help.

[@elainemarkopoulos277]

martina foots tap bottom right corner of the video and there is a square .tap that to enlarge the screen

[@martinafoots8309]

@@elainemarkopoulos277 Thanks for the advice it's appreciated , I know how to enlarge but it's still not large enough for relaxed watching. I still carry on watching though as I love spider

[@KnittyKitty215]

@@martinafoots8309 If you are using a computer I'd suggest that you exit "full screen" mode and from there hold down the ctrl button and scroll using the wheel on your mouse. It will enlarge the video more than using the full screen mode. I hope that works for you.

[@chytrim901]

I do not know why but I tried to watch and reproduce this before with not the same results. Today for some reason I watched it and now my work is turning out just like above. Just testament to say do not give up. I most not have been in the right mind space. Great easy to follow visual and verbal if you really look and listen without crowding thought with other projects.

[@jans.4942]

How do you make a lap blanket from this? Also how do you connect the squares together?

[@Fluffymagicalbunny]

Just keep going till it is lap blanket size. You could just whip stitch them together if you are making a lot of squares.

[@dianeyanchitis2395]

A beginner at the craft of Crochet....THANK YOU.Your tutuorials are the best....I GOT IT...

[@DarleneLisaOwens]

FOR THIS PATTERN INSTEAD OF CHAINING CAN YOU MAKE A MAGIC RING

[@jbeldman]

Gewoon uit proberen, denk dat het wel wil. Succes ermee.

[@Happy1heart48]

I love this pattern! Thank you for sharing your tutorial! I’ve been looking for a granny square pattern with a special twist to it to make it prettier and different! And I totally agree with using a smaller hook because I don’t like big holes in my blankets! This is absolutely beautiful and perfect! This is a pattern I will use for my grand daughter’s blanket! Thank you again for sharing! Your work is so appreciated! ❤️

[@laurafuentes8465]

Would like a written pattern on this

[@deborahreek4700]

I vote for a written pattern 🙋‍♀️

[@patriciangaropo637]

Just can't believe how beautiful this pattern is &you have such a soothing voice Easy to follow

[@MsJoey430]

Just started this and love it! To make it even less holey, I did only one chain in the corners and eliminated the chain in between the clusters along the rounds. The piece still lays flat. 👍🏻❤️

[@spiritedaways6187]

I am surprised to see a man who crochets. But I really love this tutorial 😍 I am going to try it now. Thank you so much💖

[@susanmatthews9423]

You're a great teacher. You also have a very soothing voice. I love all your videos. Thanks so much.

[@rosmoseley9784]

Thank you so very much for the video, i dont know how long i have been doing crochet now but i have never before come accross this long stitch. I love the effect you get from it beautiful just beautiful God Bless you sweetheart xxxx

[@deeturner7845]

Love your video. Love how you focused on the stitches, instead of having a lot of wasted background space. Great teaching video. You are sooooo inspiring! You're my fav & my go to for ideas. Very simple and creative granny.

[@tngirlintx1195]

You are such a special person….love listening to you and your a GREAT teacher!!!

[@jenniechan950]

I cannot wait to make this GS pattern. GS are one of my zone out favorites. Thank you for sharing this Tutorial. I cant wait to upload pictures.

[@debidiaz6569]

Beautiful pattern.. what a beautiful and amazing "Homage" to your friend.. love the play on words with the Title of this... I know she is really touched by this... Bless you Fiber Spider your a truly awesome Fella .. Hope to catch your next "Live Stream" I'm watching for it !!!

[@pipeliner4029]

I love this so much. I made one big square. I'm going to make a few more and make a big blanket. I'm using berroco dash yarn. It's super spongey, soft merino wool. It doesn't have great stitch definition so this pattern is perfect for it! And I love all the different fall colors speckled throughout. Thanks for uploading this and it's nice to think that five years later Gloria is still being remembered! ❤️

[@deborahbozyczko4645]

I love you as a instructor. I hope I can get the hook of this I have never tried making granny ! I hook blankets for local hospital for family’s that lost loved one that pass away to give I call them my forever blankets. I have made three from your butterfly tutorial. You’re the best for me to follow thank you for all you do ,!