Wow, thank you so much, so glad you like it, thank you for your kind words

Thanks so much, I am glad you are enjoying these.

Thank you so much! I love hearing how these tutorials help. Crochet is a "lumpy" textured craft haha, but if we can eliminate some of the unnecessary ones it makes it so much more rewarding lol. Enjoy

You are so very welcome, thank you for watching.

Thanks so much, I really love to play around with colour combos.

Thanks so much! I appreciate your kind words 😊

Thank you so much!

Absolutely! I love her crochet videos and she has a way of knowing how to put the loveliest colors together!

Thanks so much, that is so kind of you to say. Glad you are here and thanks for watching.

So glad you enjoy, thanks for watching

That is so awesome, I am glad you enjoyed following this tutorial and it helped you make the granny square! thanks for watching.

Thanks so much, your kind words made my day! Not an official teacher, butI I am a lover of learning, especially crafts, music, all the arts. I must know how things work, inside out and upside down, forwards, backwards...... I guess it makes it easier to teach when you try it from all angles, with many fails along the way lol! Thanks for watching, so glad you like the tutorials

@@jspcreate I absolutely do! I’m the same way. For some reason if I understand the “why” it’s easier to understand and remember the how. And even figure out an adaptation that is easier for me.

I am too, thanks for watching.

That is a big blanket, sounds like alot of fun, it is great to see the circles pop on a background

My pleasure 😊

Thanks so much 😊

You are very welcome

Awesome! KZfaq doesn't let images post in comments, so you can tag me over on instagram and I will see it there.

Thanks so much 😊

You made my day, I love that these tutorials help people pick the craft back up again!! Thanks so much. This would work great as hot pads in cotton, the colours you can try will be so much fun. I never even though that the team colours were these, very cool! Enjoy

Thanks so much

Thank you so much!

Thanks so much 😊

You are so welcome!

So glad you like the tutorials and find them helpful. I have this in the works, so hopefully soon, thanks for watching.

That is awesome, hope these fit the bill for you and you enjoy making them. Thanks so much for watching

Thank you

You are welcome 😊. You can use the Join As You Go method in one of my other video tutorials. It is slightly different though as this square does have a solid border which is different than the square I use in that tutorial. I will be making another tutorial soon using the join as you go, with this particular square for solid stitch borders. Thanks for watching.

@@jspcreate thanku so much fr replying, my granny squares are waiting for u to b converted in a blanket, love frm India 🇮🇳

Thanks a lot!

thank you

Thanks so much. I had to actually do the wrap to figure out what I did lol. So I wrap the yarn clockwise, one full wrap around my pinkie, then I lay it over my first three fingers. Not sure why I do this, I just always have. It creates the tension that works for me. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.

I make one square and weigh it on a kitchen scale so you get an accurate weight. Then I divide evenly by the colours and multiply by the number of squares I will need, since you are going to mix up the colour arrangements it is fairly safe to say they will come out somewhat even in the end. Unless you have a fav and then add in more of that colour. Also pay attention to the yardage as some balls can say 100g but the yardage is different. This is due to twist usually. Hope this helps.

I usually leave them during the tutorials to focus on the stitches themselves. and not make it to confusing for beginners, However, it does bug me, lol 🙃because I always work them in when I am making my own pieces. I may just start doing that in future tutorials though. Thanks for watching.

I have, I believe I have heard it called a "stacked" double crochet. Planning on a tutorial for this as well. It does turn out nice.

Thanks, yes I am, the picture you saw on instagram is another tutorial I am currently in editing phase of. It is a pillow top using four of these Free Spirit squares, joining using lacey join as you go. I am using it to show how to join squares that have solid stitch borders instead of the sc / ch1 borders like in the Zippy Square. The tutorial will be out within the next two weeks. I am also editing a new square, so whichever one is done first will be out next week lol.

@@jspcreate Thank you; you read my mind! (ie wishing to learn how to do the lacy join with solid stitches on edges) 😊

So New Square won the next video slot, but the joining solid stitched squares is next on the list. 😊

@@jspcreateGot it! 👍

I like to use acrylic - this one is 100% acrylic yarn. I can find it in more colours where I live.