How to join knit squares, slip stitch joining, easy seaming technique using a crochet hook 

This has been the neatest joining method ever. I have done so many varieties of joining methods, but I have now found the method I will always be using. Thanks for a easy to follow tutorial.

This is just what I have been looking for! I am making a mitered square knit blanket but I am making separate squares instead of joining continuously. Using black or white join was my plan! Thank you so much. Also love your pleasant voice and encouraging instructions!

Thank you so much. This was the exact tutorial I needed as I plan out a blanket for my son.

Thank you so much. I have knitted 120 squares to make charity blankets to keep people warm & wasn't sure the best to go about it.

Suggestions for a 2.0 version: Demonstrate using a light colored contrasting yarn, please, and how about a peek at what the underside looks like. Your explanations are very clear. good work!

Nice, think this will look nice on my project, thanks.

Great video! I've been knitting stst squares since 2016 from my leftovers and needed an easy way to sew them together without a million ends like I would with mattress stitch. Definitely picking up a crochet hook and doing this!

This is perfect, exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

Thank you...I have been looking for another way to join knit pieces together. I love the contrast seam. Great instructions for both edges. 🧶🧶👍

Thank you! I have watched so many videos and this was the best explanation. ❤️

Thanks! 😊

Meghan - can you post what it looks like on the back side? I am very interested in this technique. I am new to knitting and have acquired several diagonal knitted squares from an auction and want a way to join them together. It looks like this may be the way but I am interested in the back side. Thanks so much!

Fabulous instructions. Thank you. 🙂

What does the back looks like? I love the technique!❤❤❤

Can you share a tutorial on how you made your black and white squares?

Thanks Meghan. Very easy to follow no doubt about it. One question though- at the end of one column I have to cut the wool to start joining next column, right? Pls confirm as I don’t see any other way to continue without cutting at the and of row or column!

Why didn't you show the back side. I would like a join that looks the same front and back.

How did you cast off? Or did i miss it???

💯👍Sieht klasse aus

Does the back side look the same as the front side?

Reverse side view?

Will this work with double knit squares?

Tamil

in one minute you said at least 30 'UMS" it was difficult to watch the video.