WATCH How To Attach Granny Squares With Cable Stitch - EASY 

You are so welcome, Darci - it was passed down to me from my mom who was enthusiast in knitting and crocheting - enjoy

ELAINE WALKER thank you for your wonderful input - will try to be as clear as possible in my next videos :-)

+Bronislava Slagle (HandmadeRukodelky) I don't know how you could possibly be more clear than you already are. Your video is amazing. It is slow enough for a beginner to follow. I enjoyed watching and can't wait to use this method. Thank-you for sharing. Your accent is very soothing.

thank you! best of luck with all the videos you tube allows all of us to post :-)

Magda Diana I appreciate your nice comment - thank you! Share your beautiful work if you can :)

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Jess Clayton you're welcome, enjoy

Glad you like it 🌹

+Corena Garoutte Thank you - glad you can understand what I am saying OR see what I am doing :-D

thank you !!! 🌹just for your information - if you are on the pc - you can slow down the video - I made a video about that (I hear that you cannot slow it down on tablets or smartphones thought) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nU8ZbzXNTRI.html

Hi Jean, excellent - thank you for your happy comment 🌹

that is wonderful news! thank you for sharing it with me... best luck to you and your family, happy crocheting :-)

conservativetothecor TY, enjoy and share :-)

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Enjoy Sharon 🌸

Tracey Russell-Ames thank you too

+Kim Dobbs My grandmother taught me to crochet and that is how she held her hook. I am glad, because I learned to hold my hook the same way and sometimes my hands get stiff and I am still able to grip the crochet hook.

wow - you can watch my videos as many times as you want - enjoy :-D and thank you for nice comment!!

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thanks for your compliments - but I assure you, when I get upset, I do not sound so calm LOL

I am happy my video could be helpful if you work on this project. Enjoy. Have a great day.

+Stacy Smith you are very welcome - glad you like it

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Suzanne, may your blanket turn beautiful 🌹

+Granny's House - glad you enjoyed it, thank you

That is wonderful Cindy, so glad your squares are square 👍 - and if you can share my videos XXXOOO

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you made my day, that it helped you... I really appreciate your input and cheer you on with your achievements - if you ever want you can share your images on my FB page 😉😀🌹🌹🌹🌹

+Dulce Esquibel thank you too :-)

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Dianna Blair beautiful I love it. Thank you very much.

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Hi Sylvia - you are most welcome 🌸

ChickenNugget3467 thank you too... I love this way of attaching granny squares too - more interesting....

+Julie St. Thomas - enjoy and may your blankie be the most beautiful :-)

Julie St. Thomas is ctoachetafgan afghan corner to corner

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I am very happy my video helped you - enjoy your granny square blanket (or what ever you are making) - I love this joint very much as well...

Thank you for your nice comment - have a great day 🌹🌹🌹

+Maureen Sellers Hi Maureen; I know how frustrating it can be, not understanding a written pattern. I have had to teach myself how to read patterns. When my grandmother taught me to crochet, she would show me an example and tell me to make a short post(single crochet), make a longer post(half double crochet) a longer post(double crochet) or an extra long post(Treble or triple crochet)to match the posts in the doily she used to show me. She didn't tell me the names of the stitches. She would point out the spaces and tell me to make a space that size, but didn't tell me that it was a chain 2 or a chain 3 space. The only way I could begin to follow a pattern was if there was a very close-up photo included with the pattern. I wish there had been tutorials available forty years ago. Vicki Henderson

Maureen Sellers you really need to start learning how to read patterns. Because if you're only able to crochet from video tutorials you're never going to be able to actually crochet a lot of stuff, and not only that a lot of channels for crochet tutorials on RU-vid end up deleting all their old videos every month/every few months/every year/and some times every single week. So if you saved your most favorite patterns into a playlist on RU-vid so that you could come back and crochet the pattern again or so you could crochet it later on when you've gotten more experienced with crocheting, you're going to end up going into the playlist and seeing that almost all the patterns you've save are gone. It's REALLY not that friggin hard to learn how to read a pattern especially when you can look up on Google every thing you need to know about reading crochet patterns or look up videos teaching you how to read patterns!

Maureen Sellers you REALLY NEED TO PAY ATTENTION AND WRITE EVERYTHING I TYPE IN THIS COMMENT INTO A NOTE BOOK, AS SOON AS I FINISH THIS VERY FIRST SENTENCE!! Ch=Chain, BOTH SL and ST= Slip Stitch, SC=Single crochet stitch, HDC= Half double crochet stitch, DC=Double crochet stitch, TR=Tremble crochet, TrTr=Triple tremble crochet, FPdc=front post double crochet, BPdc=back post double crochet, DC2Tog=Double crochet 2 stitches together, Dec=Decrease the number of stitches, Cont=Continue, Ch-sp=Chain space, Cl=Cluster, SC2Tog=Single crochet 2 stitches together, When working with multiple colors in a crochet project CA and=color A (Is the main of dominant color of the project, meaning there is more of the first color than any of the secondary color/or colors. MC means "Main color which holds the same dominance and meaning as CA " Color A) CB=Color B(one of the secondary colors if you're working with more than two colors, if you're working with just two colors then it is just the secondary color.), CC=contrasting colors, Rem=Remain/remaining, Prev=Previous, Both PM and PSM=Place stitch marker/makers, FPsc=Front post single crochet, BPsc=Back post single crochet, BOTH Pat and Pats=pattern and patterns, PC=Popcorn stitch, LP OR LP (S)=Loops, INC=Increase number of stitches, MM=Millimeters, Beg=begin/Beginning, Bet=Between, BOTH P and PCT=Picot stitch, BO=Bobble... Every pattern in a pattern book or on a pattern website WILL tell you what stitches are used such as CH,SC, HDC, DC, SL OR ST. They WILL always tell you what stitches and abbreviations are used in the pattern, before they even tell you how many chains you need to make and tell you what to do for the first row! So please write this all down and then go on the search bar on RU-vid or Google and look up the video tutorials showing you how to make a tremble crochet, a cluster, a front post DC, a back post DC, how to single crochet or double crochet two stitches together (which will decrease the number of stitches you have) and the rest of the abbreviations I typed out for you. After you see how to. Make all the stitches go to google and look up the other abbreviations. You will be able to read a crochet patterns and pattern books for beginners in no time if you do what I suggested. As I said if you don't learn how to read patterns and are only able to crochet along with video tutorials, you won't be able to do a lot of patterns for a lot of things and you WILL eventually lose all your favorite patterns from the video tutorials because they WILL be removed eventually. I've always been able to read patterns and I write down in my five subject note books (I buy them specifically for the purpose of writing the patterns in them) every pattern I come across on RU-vid so that I will always have it, and I also copy down all my patterns from every single pattern book so I'll always have them if the book gets lost or ruined, and I do the same for the patterns from pattern websites!

You’re welcome 😊Luxmi 💐

thank you and you are welcome :-) happy crocheting!!!

+Katelynn Rodie thank you for watching :-)

Rhonda Smith you are most welcome!!!

Awesome! Thank you Ivory 💜

+Diana Martin - that is wonderful - if you have a way - post a link to your image here in the comments - thank you!!!! :-)

enjoy and thank you

+Kathy Javens Thank you too!

totally agree Kathy. Finally found a pattern I like an it was so easy to follow

thank you - I am glad you could understand 🌹🌹🌹

+LemireCassie thank you 🌹 - I love this stitch for granny squares too 😀

+Tania Senne thank you and enjoy!

Thank you very much 👍

OMG - what a nice comment - but to tell you the truth I always wanted a little deeper voice 🌹🌷🌼🌸🌺🌻 😀

Bronislava 4 HandmadeRukodelky Your voice is mesmerizing just as it is! Have a beautiful day.

Thank you 💐🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 - you are very kind

I hope I'm not bothering you by continuing to make comments, but honestly, I have to say that this is the best video available on joining squares by a flat braid. Some just show you how to get started but you have gone further by actually showing how to completely join more than one square. So thank you so very much. I've never done the flat braid join before but you have made it so easy to learn how to do it! Have a blessed weekend!

Thank you - happy new year

Take dekuji - jsem rada, ze Vam moje video pomohlo 🙂 Mam playlist na granny squares kde je vice technik spojovani - ale tato technika se mi nejvice libi - hlavne kdyz pracujeme s jednobarevnymi ctverci - to potom lepe vynikne.... tady je link na moje Granny Squares videa pro pravaky: ru-vid.com/group/PLKziL--y2iAXncwk9fVfRvIxJRdpvTe7v 🌹

MsQPdoll thank you very much, glad you enjoyed my video

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Brenda Mayne thabk you and happy holidays

+Bronislava Slagle (HandmadeRukodelky) Merry Christmas.

Same to you

Brenda Mayne merci beaucoup pour votre beau travail en couleur vert d'eau

So very happy for you 👍🌹🌹🎉

you are welcome and thank you for commenting 🌸

thank you for your kind words - glad it helped you

Lynette Dalton exactly - that is what I would do - pause the video, rewind if I would have to... thank you for your input - enjoy

+Lynette Dalton I recently found that you can pause the video by hitting the space bar. When following along, it is so much easier than using the mouse since your hands are both busy with the yarn and the hook. I hope it works for you.

thank you for the nice comment. I haven't done any instructional video about borders, but this nice RU-vid creator did 5 simple borders in one video - you could use one of them - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2Ba5iqMgzj0.html

+Bonnie Konjevich - thank you very much. I wish I could see the outcome. If you have any way to put your image online please share the link in the comments.

Rita Moore you're welcome :-)

Yes I love this "connection" too, viva to people who thought of it

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Nancy Wolf thank you!!!!! that is wonderful you will try again :-)

Nancy Johnson thank you!!!

Paula, de nada - enjoy 🌸

Thank you 🌹 - I like it too - It will look really nice with colorful squares - I used one color only for people to learn easier

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I am so happy Holly ☕️🌸

TY too 🌹

Fugahlee Jenkins thank you

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and thank you again, glad it could help you!

thank you! greeting to all crocheters and knitters in Denmark :-)

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Picolady Was

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Thank you too! Susan 🌹

enjoy, and thank you 🌹

Mary Stanton thank you :-)