Continuous Join-as-you-go (CJAYG) *Again!* The tutorial has moved! Click here to see it’s new home. Are you arriving here from Pinterest? That’s because this blog post is viral on that …

This tutorial will show you how to join crochet squares using the completely flat "zipper" method. This method is worth every extra minute.

In Part 3 of the Joining Crochet Squares series we will be looking at 5 ways to join crochet squares (using a solid join). Enjoy!

"How would you join the Maybelle Squares?" I don't know how many times I have received this question lately... But it is many times. And to be honest I didn't really know how I would join my Maybelle Squares. So I have spent my last week experimenting with different joining techniques, some that I have totally ditched half way through as I thought they were way to complicated and fussy (like Braid Join...), and in the end I have 3 ways of Joining The Maybelle Squares that I personally really…

Part 4 of my Joining Crochet Squares series looks at joining crochet squares with different stitch counts using a solid join.

Step 1: To edge the first block, join with sc in any corner, ch 3, sc in same sp, (ch 3, sc in next ch-sp) around with (sc, ch 3, sc) in ea...

Joining your Granny Squares as-you-go saves you a lot of time and lets you see your crochet creation grow right in front of your eyes. I think this is a fabulous way of making a larger blanket. And when working with a larger variety of colors like in my Gypsy Blanket, it naturally gives you the chance to see, as you go, what colour to use next time to find the right balance of dark and light, bright and faded colours. There are many tutorials out there already but many of my readers keep…

thank you for your sweet comments on my post yesterday with the pattern for these puff stitch squares . today I would like to show yo...

★ ★☆ - Improver You will need: Please refer to the ' Daisy Puffagon Tutorial ' for details of how to make the basic Daisy...

Part 2 of "Joining Crochet Squares" is a tutorial for doing a (sc, ch 1, skip 1) join and attaching squares to each other diagonally (like steps).

Part 5 of the Joining Crochet Squares Series shows you how to turn 4 squares into Foursquares (larger, bordered squares consisting of 4 individual squares).

Tenkte eg skulle vise dykk korleis eg heklar saman rutene på denne puta. Utgangspunktet er blomsterrutene du finn mønster på her. Rundt kvar rute heklar eg ei runde med luftmaskeboger. Samanhekling skjer i den runda. Pilene under her viser kvar eg heklar fastmasker. I mellom kvar fastmaske er det 3 luftmasker. Litt meir utførlig forklaring: Start ved stjerna, 1 fm, 3 lm, hopp over 1m, 1fm i neste, 3lm, hopp over 3m, fm i neste, 3lm, hopp over 2m, fm i neste, 3lm, hopp over 2m, fm i neste, 3…

This is the first of a 5-part series on Joining Crochet Squares. In part 1 I will be discussing all the things you need to consider before starting your joining journey.

The Flat Braid Join is a magical thing of crochet wonderment. I learned how to do it from my crochet idol: Priscilla Hewitt, pattern designer of such famous works as the Sunburst Granny Square (Rav…