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Two more ways to join Granny Squares.

Front Single Crochet Seam – With wrong sides of Granny Squares together, work through the back loop of the front Granny Square and the front loop of the back Granny Square, single crochet through corresponding stitches on both Granny Squares. This creates a ridge in the center of the seam with a line border on each side. The back seam is a flat join.

 

 

 

Back Single Crochet Seam - With right sides of Granny Squares together, work through the front loop of the front Granny Square and the back loop of the back Granny Square, single crochet through corresponding stitches on both Granny Squares. This creates a ridge in the center of the seam with a line border on each side. The front side has a flat seam.

 

 

 

Video – Simple & Sensational™ - #3 Join Granny Squares with Sc Single Loops

Two more ways to join Granny Squares.

Using a tapestry needle and yarn there are two ways to join Granny Squares and other motifs.

Many projects begin with a circle or ring that is crocheted into to create granny squares, various motifs, hats, round purses, rugs, etc. Here are 4 ways to crochet that beginning ring.