Starburst Granny Square - How to Crochet

[@margaritamejia2286]

Hello! I am like 3 years late, but I want to say thank you for this amazing pattern!! I am only a beginner, and completed this project! This is because you explained EVERYTHING well. Thanks once again, and I will surley be checking more of your videos!!😌

[@karenvitu7686]

First of all I love your accent. I love this pattern. I am collecting different types of Granny Squares to make a sampler afghan. I make lap afghans for my local hospital. I volunteer to knit and crochet for my hospital. At 64 years old I spend my days knitting and crocheting. I just started to try and design. My first is a poncho I made for myself. I love how you explain yourself. Thank you. God Bless.

[@dawnmariecameron3319]

You explain it so well and your not rushing it at all I love how it’s all to do with the crocheting rather than showing off your nails like some others do . Plus it’s good to hear someone from the uk 🇬🇧 like myself 😊

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

I hate painting my nails, feels suffocating lol

[@dawnmariecameron3319]

HappyBerry Crochet exactly lol by the way where in uk are you from ? You sound quite posh , I’m from derby

[@SlickRicShow]

I'm a knitter, I dont crochet. However, I just crocheted my first starburst granny square! Wow!Thanks to your tutorial! Easy as pie :) thank you!

[@samanthaharris3450]

Started crocheting 3 days ago. Your tutorials are amazing. Thank you to much

[@pamelamcleod7835]

Thank you for this video. It is easy to understand for a beginner such as I.

[@TheJannaR]

Your tutorials are absolutely perfect! You are a very good teacher. So easy to follow, and I could listen to your voice all day. Thank you!

[@bellarosalarsen1638]

She is very good. Excellent teaching skills.

[@carolynbaesler1888]

This is a lot of work If you need a week off - go for it Now you are back and here we go I love your videos. Good teacher

[@robinjohnston3698]

You were wonderful, explaining, showing, and I love this granny square! Thank-you

[@aydiemouulugun5595]

Thank you so much, I've been crocheting since Dec and this is the first time I've come across this square, I've Just completed my first one with your wonderful tutorial, many thanks, I think all your videos are brilliant, I made my first ever sheep with your tutorial too. Keep up the fantastic work xx

[@maryt5205]

Great pattern!I did it with dark red and white for the christmas table!I love it!

[@hilaryknight934]

very good lesson and a very calming voice

[@linettelow]

I totally agree, it's motivating & inspiring to see these generous individuals share their ideas with patience and kindness. Blessings to you too, lovely :) Have a beautiful week ahead. X

[@xSkavaX]

Glad you're back! I love this pattern, and I'm so excited to try it, thanks for sharing!

[@pranatis12]

very pretty and easy starburst granny square tutorial...thank you..!!

[@roxanalamberts1143]

this granny square is beautiful! It's going on my to-do list!

[@lindawilliams2716]

Hi Laura! Thanks for your so easy to follow tutorial. I did mine in Christmas colors ;) It turned out great.

[@Lilzstarz]

Thanks for this lovely tutorial ❤ i learn crochet by only watching ur tutorials. God Bless ya 😄

[@mandalyn-1981]

I would love make this into a larger granny square. Could you please explain how to enlarge it. I haven't been crocheting very long and your tutorial is simple to understand. Thank you for your time.

[@dazydook4099]

Love the video. Love the blue and green colors also.

[@lazykat8405]

Thank you for this tutorial, you helped me make my.first granny square!

[@alkurashi]

Thank you for sharing.like your tutorials and your colors

[@caraEH4]

Great tutorial! Very clear for a beginner like me ☺️

[@stephaniemiller8229]

So pretty! I love this pattern. Thank you for being such a good teacher!

[@gypsyangel413]

Beautiful. Seeing this in a wrap.

[@tholman3431]

Great teacher, love it , you make it easy to follow. Thank you for your wonderful toutorial! 🎈T

[@dawnwoodard7710]

I crochet left handed and you are easy to follow along with, I just made my first sunburst granny square. I would share a picture but I'm not sure how to add it lol

[@grandmakimball]

really enjoyed following along with you thanks

[@curlyclaire]

Fab tutorial! How do you make this bigger please? Could you explain how to keep on adding more rows? Thank you.

[@apriltaht-smith6249]

love this pattern, just wondering how to make it a bit bigger?

[@heatherbrown732]

April Taht-Smith - - - Repeat last row to your desired width, then do your 4 single crochet in each chain 2 loop, then continue to follow her pattern. ☺️

[@Mzdiana82]

Awesome, Love the colors. Thanks for sharing. 🖒💖

[@purpleraven7427]

Hi I'm making a blanket from loads of square of this granny square. I'm wanting to make matching cushion covers but just one big one. How would I do it so it increased to that size?

[@blairheiner6413]

I love your work!!!!!!!👌👍💕

[@sarahskeldon1393]

Hi there, I see lots of comments asking how to make your lovely square patterns bigger: as an extremely novice crocheter, I'd like to know too please. I'm trying to inject a bit of variation into a standard treble-crochet granny square blanket for my grand-daughter (based on 8 rounds per square) and your squares are fantastic - but too small! Can you help, please?

[@patriciamontocchio126]

Very cute thanks so much

[@bellarosalarsen1638]

Excellent video.

[@bradfordbogan7248]

No one: HappyBerry Whispering "No Chaining" lol Made me chuckle lol

[@deb-d5875]

i kove your work!

[@becky5857]

Where can I get written directions for this square?

[@nuamannoufal4465]

how do i continue making it to a bigger granny square?

[@ashikaraoshastry4709]

very nce video...easy to understand..thank u sooo much for shareing ur knowledge...please share crochet bag videos if possible..

[@blairheiner6413]

Is there a different top that I can use for this pattern I like the rest but I am having a harder time figure it out do you have something easier for the top that I can design the top with that is easier? Blair I love your work 💕💕🌸🌸👍

[@blairheiner6413]

Hi there my name Blair your I was wondering what yarn can you use? Can you re heart yarn? And what hook size?

[@linettelow]

Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial :D I especially love + appreciate how calm and supportive you are; your spirit is lively & evergreen. ♡ Wonderful community here on KZbin as well. Sending you #LotsOfLove & beautiful summer days ahead. xx

[@gaiamariajrgensen3451]

I would like to make a bigger version of this by adding another border (or two) in the last color - but I am unsure of what to do? Can you perhaps explain? Btw, love your tutorials :)

[@KarlNJax]

Your great!!! Thanks for your help with this pattern ❤️ it

[@farhanabegum2823]

Can you do a video to show how to join these squares?

[@quixot1c]

I always enjoy your tutorials and I love these! I was looking for ideas to make a blanket for my daughter and these squares are lovely ❤️

[@tinamarie4111]

Do you think are coming out work

[@bearclare1]

this is a pretty one! thank you :)

[@ciaramcinerny3677]

another fabulous tutorial, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge, I was wondering if you knew how to make a teapot shape pot holder? and if you do know how to, if you could do a tutorial on it please ☺ thanks

[@vegangelist]

What you call a "two double crochet cluster," is that the same thing as a dc2tog? or is a dc2tog different in that it is worked across two chain spaces or stitches vs only one chain space (or stitch) like this cluster? Just trying to clarify all of these stitch variants in my mind.

[@dawnamendola8690]

How would you join these together?

[@vivianamonesruiz9673]

Hermoso !!! 😘

[@aposu2212]

I have a request. Would it be ok to create the hawaiian costume crochet pattern for baby size? My baby is turning one year old and starting to walk. Although I am surfing through the internet, couldn't find one. But I did fine one on pinterest. But it's in paid version. As I am from Myanmar, I don't have credit card because the card service start launching in here and so. Is it possible to help?

[@blairheiner6413]

Can I put these together and put a afghan together? Blair

[@cherylesfahan8250]

Hello! I have a question...when you change colors, do you cut the yarn and weave in the tails later? If not, doesn't the backside start to look messy?

[@rebekahaustin1028]

I am making a baby blanket with yellow purple pink but don't want white too join get to dirty, LOL 😸 What colors are a good idea?

[@Musication717]

The first baby blanket I completed was yellow, purple, pink, and mint green. It was beautiful.

[@juliaconroy7592]

I ❤️ it, thank you 😊

[@kimberlyjoyce7718]

Thank u amazing.

[@judithsmith8572]

if i use a bigger hook , will the starburt square be bigger ? pls,

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Yes, but only if you use thicker yarn as well, otherwise it will look lacey

[@perlavaltierra4018]

Hola me encantó apesar de la barrera de idioma entendí lo que hacen tus ✋

[@TheMarthaful]

when working in the round why don't you use a magic ring? i find it easier than making a chain of 4 and connecting.

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Because beginners are watching my tutorials, chaining 4 instead means everyone can follow along and not just people who can work the magic ring. You can easily swap the chain 4 ring method for the magic ring method, and for those who want to learn the magic ring technique they can watch my tutorial on how to do it.

[@TheMarthaful]

+HappyBerry Crochet thanks for the reply. I understand you. the magic ring does take some time to learn and perfect.

[@stellacampbell7294]

TheMar

[@sheryecammarano6006]

Magic circle is way easier Once I learned it I never wanted to go back to the joining a chain into a circle

[@manning3917]

these are sooo awesome :)

[@aposu2212]

thanks happy berry. Recently, I learn to crochet baby booties n sandals. I'd like to know what kind of yarn works best. Cotton or Acrylic or Wool?

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Any yarn that is suitable for baby really, but for reference; - Wool can be scratchy and expensive, depends on your budget, the more you spend the better quality wool you will get, very warm for colder climates but difficult to wash, so maybe not a good idea for baby products! - Acrylic is your cheapest option and can be soft if good quality. It's a man-made product but very easy to wash and will last a long time - Cotton is somewhere in between really, mid range in price, can be super soft if good quality and is better for hotter weather and babies in general as it's natural and fairly resilient to washing, and pilling/fluffing too. Have fun!

[@lacyhorton890]

What does dk yarn translate to in US crochet, does anyone know?

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Light worsted weight yarn

[@christinawalters5098]

How do I make it bigger like 16x16in

[@carolmaceachern9322]

Christina Walters dish cloths

[@girlyworld493]

please dwnload link sath diya krein i want t learn more easy way

[@emmycake4217]

your work itś amazing i just want to aske are you sell your work and who iam not from uk iam from midll east

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

I do not sell my finished pieces, no.

[@krupajbhavsar8343]

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