How to Crochet a Starburst Granny Square

[@smOVERCOMINGITALL]

The thing I love the most about granny squares is that you kind of complete a part of the project after every square. It always feels like WOW I completed something and get to start over with a new square lol as someone who goes to school and work full time I find it hard to complete any projects, so it's nice to be able to feel like you accomplished something quickly... even if you needed what seems to feel like a MILLION squares you still get that satisfaction from completing something.

[@RajveerSingh-yr2nr]

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[@horseslove7623]

Right it so nice

[@melon8870]

Yes

[@margilvi5890]

Something... beautiful!

[@QuickWorksBeauty]

Totally agree with you!

[@suzieqtify]

I haven’t crocheted for about 35 years and although I’ve got arthritis in my hands I decided to have a go again. Your video was easy to follow and after quite a few mistakes at first I have managed to make my first success by crocheting a granny square, thank you for your easy to follow instructions 😁

[@gabrielleangelica1977]

I understand; take frequent breaks and massage your hands...🔶

[@Gothgalactica]

I hope you’re still able to crochet!

[@cynthiasatterly7207]

Not sure if it will help arthritis, but I have severe carpal tunnel syndrome in both hands. I wasn’t able to crochet for years but recently found a handle that is kind of egg shaped and I can use it for hours without pain. It holds many sizes of hooks. It’s really helped me, and may be worth looking into.

[@gabrielleangelica1977]

@@cynthiasatterly7207 Tools are great choices! Where can we get them? Internet? 🔩

[@lokaXlossims]

@@cynthiasatterly7207 how is it called? Id like to get one for myself

[@flowaagurl1396]

ADVICE FOR ANYONE LEARNING: Watch this video at night. Complete an entire square, even if it looks bad, and even if your brain isn't working LOL. Next morning, wake up and do the square again, you will never forget it

[@laurabowden5]

I’ll do it tomorrow night, I’m too tired now 😆🤣

[@estheraantjes7045]

I did it this night ill try again in the morning, but i have huge gaps how do i fix that or prevent that?

[@mspinapple7449]

@@estheraantjes7045 don’t keep your yarn loos

[@xtoxic.venomx]

this is how I studied for tests lol

[@larrysgoat]

i’m gonna do this right now

[@xaryn.bluebearyn]

For anyone who doesn't know, the light green row where she says she doesn't know the name, is a Double Crochet 4 Together cluster. The pattern abbreviation is dc4tog, but it could be any number of stitches being worked together. 3 stitches is dc3tog, 10 is dc10tog and so on. Happy stitching! Big thanks for this super helpful video. Your voice is so much easier to listen to than a lot of yarn KZbinrs, very chill and straightforward 💙😊

[@pearly6527]

Clustered stitch right?

[@xaryn.bluebearyn]

@@pearly6527 yes it's that cluster looking stitch in the light green/mint color.

[@oldmomma56]

Thanks for the pattern explanation! Now, I will not be intimidated if I run across that in a pattern!😊

[@heatherdawn5727]

THANK YOU lol

[@madamelucia1164]

I've always called it a Bobble Stitch as it is used in Amigurumi to make the limbs lols.

[@martafrench5079]

the stitch in the 3rd round with the light green yarn is called a "Cluster Stitch"..and I'm going to try this pattern... loved it!!

[@user-pq3lu6cd2l]

My "cluster stitch" ended up being a *cluster fuck* 😿

[@lindamyfatcatcow2606]

@@user-pq3lu6cd2l omg, that’s too funny! I may have choke a bit on my wine after reading your comment! Priceless 🤣🤣

[@bethpartington5406]

It’s also called 2 double crochets together.

[@neiamink1681]

@@bethpartington5406 not quite, it would be 4DC and you'd still call it a cluster. DC2TOG is a decrease.

[@LittleZooToYou]

Only come to comments to find out if she knew (7 years later) what the stitch was called 🤦🏻‍♀️🤣🫶🏼🧶

[@shrek1648]

0:19 What you’ll need 0:30 what stitches she’s using 0:44 beginning middle part 2:53 color switch/next part 5:50 last circle part 9:35 white square part (These are mainly for me lol)

[@gracebueschel5501]

Thanks Shrek

[@sacredweeds]

And me thank you!!

[@sacredweeds]

Is it possible to edit in the “unknown” cluster stitch?

[@vibelund3785]

Thank you, this is so useful

[@Bella-ti2bs]

Thanks this helped HEAPS😊

[@melrose8213]

“I’d like to thank you for 100 subscribers” *Looks at your sub count now and it’s well above 250k* aww 🥺

[@lolidam5654]

281k 😮

[@melrose8213]

@@lolidam5654 and it’s what she DESERVES 🤍

[@milku_bunny5708]

you mean 283k? :D

[@milku_bunny5708]

@Kaylee Rocha :D

[@haleynicole9720]

@Reema Boshnak 295k now :)

[@weeb9332]

Not only is the granny square pretty but I love the color combinations used in the granny. It is happy feeling. An entire afghan made of those granny squares would be beautiful and comforting.

[@bonniearnold7085]

I have been crocheting since I was 12. I'm now 65! Still crochet. The mystery stitch we have always called the "cluster" stitch. I'm sure there are many others that have grown to call it by another name. Very good tutorial! You are a very good teacher!! Glad to see young people keeping up with old traditions! Many blessings to you!!

[@DaedraEye]

for reference: 10:06 white yarn is added for the outer square 10:23 triple crochet 10:58 double crochet 11:14 half-double crochet 12:15 to make the corners of the square thank you for this pattern! so easy to follow and i appreciate you teaching the stitches as you go along

[@nebula069]

Thanks for your videos :) My 8 year-old daughter asked how to crochet and I am an art teacher who should know how...also my mother tried to teach me 100s of times. One view of your videos and I picked it right up and was able to teach her, and i am a 35 year old guy! Great job teaching clearly!

[@sandriabasile8424]

You're such an awesome dad, Jeffrey!!!

[@franklinmimi]

That's wonderful you are teaching your daughter.

[@creative2716]

@ Jeffery Rudnik Best heartwarming story I have heard in a long time. A true Father/daughter success story.

[@mongopops1313]

Thank you for sharing your gift and expertise. I am 40 years and just learned how to crochet by watching you. My wife will love the blanket I am going to make for her.

[@haileygreenaway3442]

i am starting to learn how to crochet ( i'm 12) and this looked really hard from the picture but i took it step by step and finished it. it doesn't look as good as hers but im pretty proud that i finished it

[@lauraross2333]

Hailey Greenaway well done! I started learning 2 years ago at the old age of 32. I couldn't do this square for a long time. It took me multiple tries. So well done getting it the first time!!!! :)

[@mpurohit90]

Hailey Greenaway just keep doing it! That's how you'll get it to look better at first you're learning the steps then you'll figure out the tension and flow. You'll be making beautiful things in no time.

[@wendyjohnston234]

Hailey Greenaway : I started crocheting when I was 7 or 8. These tutorial videos are so much easier than trying to read directions in a book. Just keep up the good work!

[@AllAboutMahalima]

Thanks to you my freind I learlend alot to you God blesss you

[@princesseluxiole]

Don’t worry about how the first ones look. The more you will do and the better they will look.

[@shannonmuck3096]

This is my first time crocheting having been a knitter for years! Thank you for a clear and concise tutorial on this sunburst granny square! It came out great and I’m “hooked”!! You do such a wonderful job of explaining and you are adorable!

[@cherrykkura]

I am currently 14 years old and I started crocheting at 13. I remember lots of my classmates telling me that crochet was a boring activity for old grannies, and that I should do more interesting things. But I'm glad to see that young people like you are also crocheting. Thank you for your super easy tutorial! You have a new subscriber! By the way, the stitch you didn't know the name of, I think it's called triple double crochet.

[@yeabutna7309]

Yo! Young crocheters here (although I'm almost 20 but that's still not old enough to be called a grand dad), there was a recent wave of people that picked up crochet so you're not alone in the community trust me ✊🏼 :^)

[@SPANIMATIONS4114]

Me as well! I started crocheting at 14, and I'm now 15. While people did seem confused when I told them I crocheted, they didn't really judge me on it. Happy to say that I've made my first 4 grannt squares, and made a small crossbody bag with the squares ❤ Now I'm making another one for my friends Secret Santa ✨️

[@cherrykkura]

@@SPANIMATIONS4114 Hi! Happy to have you in the community! I'm also 15 now so I guess we're the same age. I just love crochet so much!

[@danibagwell9150]

Started crocheting at 14 and I'm now 23

[@pamcates6134]

Started when I was 10. I am 68 yesterday & still learning with all these wonderful videos!! Thank you!!

[@adelaidewilson7917]

I’m in my 80 s and going to teach younger people to crochet the samples of squares that you have given us to follow thank you so much for doing this in times helping each other 🇳🇿

[@carolshaffer700]

Excellent video! I'm 62 and a new crocheter but these directions are perfect to follow. I have made one and hope to make a headband of these. Thanks!

[@lisajoj2396]

Used this tutorial to make my granddaughter a blanket. It was my second project, first being a potholder. This tutorial was so clear and easy to follow I was able to do it as a complete novice! The blanket turned out beautifully. Used the leftover yarn to make her a doll blanket, switching the order of the flower colors.

[@endm_]

I’m going through all of my cheap acrylic yarn with this till I have a giant chaotic blanket ;)

[@takapitcha]

That’s exactly what I’m doing! I have dozens of partial skeins of various textures, I thought a giant blanket of mis matched yarn would be an amazing, chaotic mess I will love!

[@takapitcha]

That’s exactly what I’m doing! I have dozens of partial skeins of various textures, I thought a giant blanket of mis matched yarn would be an amazing, chaotic mess I will love!

[@endm_]

@@takapitcha it’s really fun too because I don’t have to worry about a strict color scheme, I can just choose whatever colors I feel like~

[@saravranjkovic5166]

Do you guys think I could make it into a sweater?

[@endm_]

@@saravranjkovic5166 you can make nearly anything with granny squares, I’ve seen people make cardigans out of them so I’m sure a sweater is possible too :)

[@martialartistwhodraws537]

Girl, you are a blessing. I'm 16 years old and my friend and I just bought yarns and a crochet hook yesterday because we wanted to learn how to crochet over the summer. I watched your videos and so far, I have made a few patches learning the different stitches, a rose, a granny square, and a star burst granny square. And I only started yesterday!!! Seeing another young person teach so passionately about something made this all the more worth it. Thank you, you earned a new subscriber.

[@BernaySauce]

Thank you for this tutorial! I am an absolute beginner crocheter and I am using this granny square using your tutorial as my first project. I have several squares done and I am super proud of my humble effort. Thanks again!

[@ruthieshields189]

I've been crocheting for years but I'm a terrible teacher. I'm so glad I found your tutorial for a friend's daughter. You did a great job! We'll both be subscribing to your channel to help her along her crafting journey. Thanks again! 🧶❤️ .

[@ericaricci602]

You make you videos so clear. I got this on my first try. And I am only 10

[@isabelstokes4042]

I learned when I was 10. I'm 67 now and still going strong!

[@teniishathornesketch]

I love this tutorial. I just finished my first granny square quilt. And now that im working on a different kind of crochet quilt. I always think "yarn over, insert, yarn over come out, yarn over pull through two .. ect ect " and you saying it Outloud stuck with me & continues to help me even with different projects!! Thank you ❤

[@kennethhelms6463]

Old man beginning crochet-er here...Thank you for providing this excellent video. I've watched it a number of times and it has really helped me!

[@creative2716]

Yes! I love it when men crochet. Kudos to you, sir.

[@kennethhelms6463]

@@creative2716 How kind of you! I have all the squares done and am now joining them together. It has been a joy thanks to you!

[@meganschnur847]

Your videos seem to be the only ones I actually understand for crocheting. Thanks for the helpful how-to's and beautiful work.

[@karensahr]

Megan Schnur -I also watch Jayda in Stitches, creative Grandma, and bag a day crochet

[@xmournerslament]

Guys, if you wanna make this bigger, granny squares stitches work PERFECTLY! I just tried it! Just start on it from the end, tie a new piece on, and act like you're doing a granny square. Works like a charm.

[@trudespaanderman4935]

I’m sorry but I don’t understand what you mean 😅😂 I would really like to make this bigger so could you please explain?

[@AshleyYelsha]

i love how in your description you're thanking people for 100 subscribers nearly 10 years ago. look at you now, with millions of views and 1/2 mill subscribers. you are the first tutorial i watched to learn how to crochet and you've helped me immensely! you're an incredible teacher and a gift to this platform

[@sophiakennett6867]

I love how simple you explain it. The fact that you go very slowly, and explain EVERYTHING very thoroughly is great! I have some crocheting experience, but I can see how this would be easy for even someone with no experience!

[@kenjiakashi3831]

I've been trying to learn how to crochet for almost a month now. I decided to learn by watching and following tutorials on how to make granny squares coz I felt like it would make learning much more enjoyable and thank goodness I was right! Now, I'm even more motivated to learn. I followed along to this amazing tutorial and learned so much and made my first ever granny square. Definitely far from perfect but, I'm still so proud of myself. Thank you so much for this!

[@jayse708]

I saved this video a few years ago and always come back to it whenever I am doing a sunburst project because it's an easy to follow tutorial.

[@gwendolenlever7043]

Oh, thank you so much for this clear explanation. I am mightily confused by stitches holding different titles from English ones but you explained each so well. Converting US to English isn't the solution, it's writing out each stitch and working it without bothering what it's called. Bless your little cotton socks!

[@rainearbuckle]

I've been crocheting for about a year now, and I used to be so intimidated by this, but you made it so easy to follow along and understand that I know a beginner would be able to do this amazing pattern ❤️

[@donnawebster1538]

I found you in March and was ready to learn a new stitch. I have crochetted countless traditional granny squares so this was really easy. I did in pinks, blues, yellows, and light greens all ready for a little boy due in October. Thank you. You're doing a great job.

[@ivatsvetkova9040]

Thank you very much for this tutorial! I did this pattern and I like it so much that it inspire me to make a bigger project with the same granny square . I admit it took me a while to sort out how to increase every row, but I am proud to announce I got it at the end. So this granny square ended up as a beautiful summer bag! Thank you!

[@AyngeMackay]

Many years ago I was on the train to work (the blue line in Los Angeles), and this chick sitting across the aisle and forward of me was crochetting these squares. I watched her make THREE of these in the time it took to get to the next stop. And she was using three different colors. It was amazing.

[@florrie1048]

I wish I found this turorial sooner! It's clear, precise and quick. No fluffing around just straight to it. Thank You

[@karenl.7058]

I made a blanket using this square for my daughter. It came out so beautiful! She loved it. Thanks so much for sharing your talent with us.

[@nikkim-f1269]

I’m a super novice crocheter and absolutely love how you explain each step slowly. Also love this pattern. Thank you for posting this tutorial!

[@NancyHansen-r9g]

I saw this posted on Pinterest. The video was very easy to follow. I've made my share of granny squares over the years though not this particular one. That mystery stitch is a type of cluster stitch for anyone who was wondering.

[@Kalimbarima]

"Thanks for the 100 subs" now she has 264k..woah Thanks for the video🌸💕

[@rockinrobin1007]

You are a great teacher. You make it very easy to understand. I’m an experienced crocheter who came across this video because the colors caught my eye. I will be watching more of your videos.

[@celestek.2395]

For the newbies out there like myself, while doing the puff stitches, if you keep your working hand pointing finger on the yarn while going in and out of the stitch, it really helps. I would always slip yarn off or make a mess of it. It just keeps the stitch neat and orderly 😊

[@dacujo74]

I know this video is like 4 years old but I just recently found it and it has to be one of my very favorite things to crochet, I really like the way it turns out and it looks good with so many color combinations, easy to make, thanks to this video and best of all IT HAS PUFF STITCHES!!!! Which I now know I love! Thanks for the video!!!!!

[@mahalleydillman8345]

This is a simple yet elegant twist on the original granny square. Your tutorial was very easy to follow along. I can't wait to get my squares together and make a blanket! 🥰

[@kattyk6370]

LOVE A YOUNG CROCHETTER"best therapy ever🌉"happy quarantine to everyone!!

[@SMEGGLEZ]

I have absolutely no idea now to read patterns, but your video allowed me to do my first starburst an out of cotton too 😍. Thanks heaps

[@hsnanny6044]

Thank you so much for teaching me how to crochet these beautiful Starburst Granny Square. Without your video I would never been able to accomplish making my beautiful blanket. Thank you 😊

[@MyYarnRunnethOverByElla]

Great tutorial. The stitch is called a cluster btw. In this case, a 4DC Cluster.

[@cc9079]

Thank you for this!

[@annieoannie]

4 HDC Cluster

[@damianaxcs]

I'm starting to learn how to crochet just now and this is my fist project, a table cloth full of granny squares. my first attempt was an epic fail, as I tried to read it in different recipes sites, but then I've decided to try again with this video and I'm so proud to say I could actually do it. it does not look as perfect as hers, but I am really happy I made it. Also, English is not my first language, so being able to learn the terms for all of it in English made me feel accomplished. thank you so much for your video, it's a great job.

[@lexilup5641]

thank you for the amazing tutorial!! i have a little experience with crocheting (started 8 months ago) and this was such a clear tutorial that i think someone with no experience would be able to follow along too:) I want to make a whole blanket with this design now...

[@donnaschafer6650]

This granny square is so easy to follow and looks beautiful. The instructions are clear and very helpful.

[@dawnamendola8690]

You did an amazing job on this video ! The " unknown " stitch are just Incompleted double crochet stitches . When you apply it to the pattern you just would say crochet 4 together . Love your videos , they are very easy to follow

[@michellealderman5708]

The tutorial but I realized the end product on my side was a Starburst Granny Triangle. I think it still looks pretty rad if I do say so myself. It was fun thank you for the tutorial I enjoyed it. You are fantastic in explaining how it's done. Thank you again.

[@patriciaelenaalfonsobarrag1720]

Thanks so much Daisy, it is lovely granny square and your explanation is very good. I start to crochet also many years ago and I think is beautiful and relaxing. Now days almost all my gifts are making by myself in crochet. I would like that girls and young people spend more time knitting o crocheting making this kind of things that spend so many time in from of Ipops, TV, etc. ...

[@hiskingdom7774]

+Patricia Elena Alfonso Barragán Yes, this is very easy to understand and I can't wait to learn more.

[@curious6379]

Thank you for the tutorial. You are a natural teacher. You were clear, concise and repeated. perfectly.

[@katrinavanderkley44]

Thank you for this informative tutorial on the “sunburst granny square” I’m a new crocheter 🧶 and your video was easy to follow 😁😁😁

[@AdirondackBroker]

Well done, young lady. I'm returning to the art of crocheting @ 65, and your tutorial is very helpful. Thank you.

[@zemiii9488]

The fact that I'm doing anything for that sunflower crochet bag is 👌😵

[@ellenfuller6862]

the absoult BEST tutoriol ive ever watched. very clear directions and showing as you go...excellent job

[@miss_l.a]

So I watched this tutorial today and guess what 😭😭😭 I finally made the perfect square all thanks to you girl.

[@mikhaelagillman5885]

I learned so many stitched from this video alone! This is the clearest tutorial I've seen on the Starburst granny square and I've learned so quickly how to make them because of it.

[@BIGBOOTS1312]

best tutorial, I'm hard of hearing your voice is clear and you're easy to follow that even the captions were accurate! Thank you, I much enjoyed this granny square I'll be making a granny square bag :)

[@arunapillai4148]

I too have RA and my fingers too have pretty much given up. But I'm starting to go it all over again thanks to this easy encouragement. Love these videos. Thank you for the aim these have provided me with.

[@Netzarim007]

One of the clearest tutorial's I've seen to date! Well done. You've got the knack for this :).

[@margaretpadgett6067]

Tiger Lamb I

[@matildam7462]

Tiger Lamb :)

[@rosemarycopeland2486]

I totally agree.

[@rominaazuaga9910]

Tiger Lamb xd al Ñ

[@MelissaGemini]

I was looking for a unique granny square to make a tablecloth and I came across your pattern I’m doing mine in thread white thread and the pattern still looks just as beautiful your work is immaculate and your steps are so easy to follow I hope you continue on your journey with crocheting because you are extremely good at it thank you so much for this video the square is beautiful

[@jessicabruno1316]

This is the prettiest, flattest, most defined granny square I've ever seen in a tutorial. I'm really excited to make a blanket!!! xox

[@anetasidorowicz830]

I know! It's sooo clear!!

[@drewilson3166]

This is one of the first motifs I learned from you in 2017 and still the only way I do them.

[@meganmcgowan5798]

I learned simple, basic crochet when I was a little girl, but never really advanced much past sc, dc and chain and slip stitches. Only recently did I learn how to do a basic granny square, and how to crochet in the round. Thanks to KZbin and the internet, I got back into crochet and I've learned SO MUCH. All kinds of new stitches, all kinds of different ways to do things, and now I've just learned how to make this sunburst granny square. I actually made my first afghan last year, after starting one using only dc and sc and getting bored with it because the stitching just looked so bland. I learned how to do a granny stripe, and it looked so pretty that I completely frogged that bland afghan and used the yarn to start over... and that granny stripe afghan looks GORGEOUS, in all different shades of pastel solid and variegated yarn ('Monet', by Red Heart with solids that appear in the Monet) and soft cream! It even has a shell edge on it... so, I decided it was time to learn how to make squares. I started the basic granny square, learned ways to work out the 'tilt' that sometimes shows up so now I make nice straight squares that don't tilt anymore... and it was time to learn new kinds of squares... like this one. This stitch reminds me of a Texas wildflower called the Firewheel (Gaillardia), so once I really get good with this square, I might make an afghan for my friend, in the colors of the Firewheel flower. Firewheel flower... farm66.static.flickr.com/65535/48106882232_82fd4f02ce_b.jpg

[@meganexsteen5677]

Hi Daisy I'm very new to crochet and I found this video very easy to follow. From the picture of the square I thought it was going to be difficult but you made it very simple. Thank you.

[@annmariearmstrong6149]

Totally agree as a beginner to crochet at 60 ive viewed dozens of videos and have been reluctant to try anything different until now

[@tasneemakhtar6442]

Hi Daisy.your tutorial are very simple and helpful. Can you upload some tutorials for new born things

[@anniepayano4565]

I really enjoyed your video. Just to the point, clear instructions showing at the camera, enough time to catch and understand...yiu are fa ploys teacher. Thank you so much. Really appreciate the time you devoted to show this 💯

[@anniepayano4565]

I neant: you are fabulous.

[@mariamendez-garcia7033]

One of the prettiest granny squares!! Thank you so much for your easy to follow directions.

[@Dispatchvampire]

this is a phenomenal tutorial & I've done 4 now. I'm making a blanket.

[@simplydaisy15]

+Dispatchvampire Awesome! Have fun with your blanket!

[@lindseyletcorre3182]

Dispatchvampire I agree she is amazing

[@athleticamee3438]

Dispatchvampire 😲what colours??😀

[@Whirledpeas00Knits]

Dispatchvampire How is the blanket coming along?

[@Dispatchvampire]

@@athleticamee3438 all kinds of purple with some pink, white, and turquoise, with black edges. It looks awesome

[@jheetamanjit]

This is the first time I am making a granny square. Your video is so good with clear instructions. thank you

[@zecklin8171971]

made my first granny square and this pattern made it fun

[@v.c.groves2588]

I used this pattern to make sunflower potholders for my niece as a housewarming present. Brown for the first 2 rows, gold, and then green for the outer square part. They came out lively.

[@EveHallows]

Green is good for the outside too. They're not really thick enough to actually use for potholders. Do you double it with something in between?

[@angelicakilkolly3846]

Wow! my first time trying out crochet and i was able to make the whole thing first try! thanks for your great explanation 😄🥰

[@sluggish_moxie2011]

Good job!

[@neiamink1681]

I learned how to crochet from 0 through your channel! You explain so well, really easy to follow. Thank you so much.

[@simplydaisy15]

Hey everyone! So I often get lots of comments about how to make this square bigger, but I've also gotten comments from people saying that they were able to make it bigger. If you have attempted to make this square larger and have succeeded please comment here on how you were able to do it so that we can all share some ideas and help each other out :)

[@hardyj5803]

please tell me how to expand it, can I expand it with the old method of granny square? or continuing your method for the white yarn.. I wanna make it big cause my yarn is thin..

[@simplydaisy15]

I just recently made a video about how to make the Starburst Granny Square larger :) Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6WwpJ2qeaaiq5o

[@hardyj5803]

thank you sooo much!!!

[@TheCallistodimera]

You can just use the basic granny square method, without any problems :)

[@hardyj5803]

Really?? Won't it get smaller??

[@joycechambers5154]

What a good teacher you are. I'm happy I found you. Thank you.

[@julianacarney]

Great video Tutorial even for a beginner like me. Thank you and can't wait for video on how to join these squares.

[@simplydaisy15]

I'm uploading one tonight! Please let me know what you think of it :)

[@lindastokes8164]

I believe that is also a version of a puff st, I have been crocheting f0r about 70 years I have done this same thing in many different patterns and it was call a puff stitch. I have never done this type of granny square I have so much yarn in many colors so I think I am going make some baby afghan's and give them to charity. Thank you for shearing your talent keep up the good work. Even the elderly can learn ne tricks lol you voices sounds lovely

[@belindaflanery4056]

I’ve been wanting to try a granny square blanket,u make it simple! Ty

[@sandriabasile8424]

That was one of my first projects! I made a bigger than king-sized granny square for our bed when I got married. After that I made another giant granny square and entered it into a contest at the Grange here in Texas. It was my very first contest and I won the blue ribbon for it! I miss that blanket. I don't know what happened to it. :0( I still have my ribbon, though. :0)

[@sameraansari5081]

I was searching design for making a blanket and i found your video..i really liked your way of teaching and the design you made..loved it and surely will share the picture what i made . God bless you

[@anetasidorowicz830]

You made this tutorial so clear that I feel confident that I can do this even though I'm 9! It probs won't be as good as yours but I'll give it a try! 😊

[@sharonmills2283]

Lovely to see younger people learning to crochet I taught myself from a book when I was 7.Now I am crocheting for my grandchildren.Good luck with this timeless hobby.

[@kaydinvaldes2435]

I have watched so many videos trying to learn granny squares. This one did such an amazing job explaining and was so easy to follow. Thank you!

[@leezahmarie2138]

Great tutorial, very clear and and so easy to understand 👍 I've been wanting to make these for so long, love your colors. I can't wait to get started ☺️

[@WildLibrarian]

I've never crocheted before and I found this pattern through a friend suggesting it and gave it a go. while I think my tension may be slightly tight, its turned out wonderfully and I'll be using it to make granny squares from all the scraps from my knitting projects and make possinly a bag? a lap blanket perhap.either way it was quite easy to follow though I had to pause several times.

[@lisadonis697]

Hey you look so young! I suppose you are. Some (ugly) people tell me that I began to like crocheting because I am getting older! I pay no attention to them :) I love crocheting. Your tutorials are so simple and easy to understand. Thank you!!!!!

[@noeleenbyrne5197]

+Lisa Donis never listen to the haters, I learned to knit when I was 4 and crochet when I was 10.

[@Itsharloe]

I learned how to crochet when i was 6 by my grandmother and ive now taught my younger brother and husband its a hobby for any age some people are too rude to realize its a beautiful artform

[@sevenandthelittlestmew]

Lisa, my Oma taught me crochet when I was little, maybe 8 or 9. She taught me on white number 10 crochet thread (GAH)! I started out making lots and lots of chains, and then decorative flowery bookmarks with single, double and treble crochet. My husband can crochet, too! Anyone who says that you like crochet because you're getting older will be the ones who won't get the cool handmade gifts from you - let them drool over the beautiful scarves, sweaters and blankets that everyone else gets. Haters gonna miss out. :)

[@vinamax]

My grandmother learned when she was five and made Clones* lace blouses, gloves, tablecloths, and a mountain of other things. I've taken it up in the last few years (in my 20's) and try to make gifts for family on special occasions to continue the tradition. * "Clone-iss" is a small town in Ireland, after which the Clones Knot and a style of Irish crochet lace is named. Also where I'm from. :)

[@irisrey2813]

Ignore those very ugly people. I'm thirteen years old, and I've been knitting for years as a hobby. I'm just starting to learn crochet, and it's great! Just do what you love to do, and don't let them get to you ❤

[@quinneilbeck9601]

This was an excellent tutorial. I learnt all the basic stitches and have done some scarves and followed one basic granny tutorial so Im not a total beginner but still very new to it..but this was so easy to understand and I really enjoyed it. I cant count to save my life so when I finished it needed two of the half stitches on one side. But I’m so pleased with it!! Going to make again properly with someone to help me count ☺️thank you for this video!

[@MrsGoth211]

pretty pattern..you did a nice job dollface!

[@vf3812]

Finally a crochet tutorial that's detailed and clear with clean English. 👍

[@sawilliams0803]

Mystery stitch is a 4dctg aka 4 double crochet together if u ever see it in a written pattern

[@mp9075]

I've avoided granny squares for a while as they seemed quite complicated but I've seen and followed along with your video and I'm hooked! You've explained it so well....thank you!

[@conniebueche3989]

I just found this video, I'm so impressed with your tutorial! You explain the stitches very well...keep doing what you're doing:)

[@charleanastasia5557]

You're completely adorably sweet which makes watching your tutorials so pleasant and informative to boot. I'm pretty new at crochet. I'm a knitter. But I'm finding crochet so quick and rewarding. And your tutorials make is so much fun to create my imagination with beginners skills. Thanks

[@amandakizer240]

yesss!!!! finally a tutorial I can understand!!! thankyou!!! so excited with ideas now!!

[@rexy8198]

Ok I need to say this. I've had the hardest time figuring out how to crochet, and I get frustrated really easily, but your tutorials have changed my life, your so good at what you do, thank you a thousand times I love crocheting bc of you!!!❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗☹️

[@tracymckenna6968]

your video is excellent.... very articulate... best tutorial I've seen....

[@yeetabix8012]

THE COLOURS ARE SO BEAUTIFUL!

[@judymoodyslifevlogs4341]

This is so beautiful! Your tutorial was so easy to follow. I am a beginner, but I think I could follow it. Great job!