❤ I thank you so very much for making such an easy video to follow! I have watched countless tutorials and this is by far The Most helpful.😊❤🙏

@BlossomCrochet

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much! 🌸☺️

You are the best teacher. ❤️

@BlossomCrochet

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🥰

Thank You Very Much, Rebekah! Very attractive & beautiful design! 🎨 Therese Pisarcik 🧶😊

Thank you so much for this! I've been trying to learn this type of square from a written pattern and was really frustrated by the gaps and counts being unclear. You clearly explained and showed the stitches and I created my first seamless circle granny square!

@BlossomCrochet

3 ай бұрын

That’s so wonderful, I’m so glad it was helpful! 🌸

Thanks sooo much. Really you explained so well. Cant believe i just made one and will make many more. God Bless.

@BlossomCrochet

Жыл бұрын

I’m so glad you made one! That’s great 🌸☺️

You totally AMAZE me with how EASY you make learning!! Thank you so very much for your tutorials! ☺️💕

Very pretty. Added to my list of projects

Thank you for the perfect instructions, I got it right first time!

@BlossomCrochet

Жыл бұрын

That’s great to hear Sharon! 🌸☺️

I can imagine how the circles are going to change colors as you go! Its going to look so cool when joined!

Beautiful granny square n love the way u explain in such detail. Keep posting

I appreciate your taking your time with your videos. I am a long time crocheter but I still need to learn new stitches. You make it so easy. Thanks so much.

Fabulous, one of the things I love about crochet is how you can transform your projects by using different colours. The blue/green centre looks fabulous. ⭐️

This pattern is so beautiful and look very easy. Thank you so much for sharing! Have a bless day.

Very pretty pattern.

@BlossomCrochet

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Shirley! 🧶🥰

Lovely square! Really good point about switching hooks. I used to only use inline hooks. Then some 6 years back I bought some tapered hooks because that’s all that the store carried. What a blessing that was. I’d be working with a yarn that was giving me trouble so I tried the other style hook. What a huge difference! A couple of weeks ago I was working on a hat and the yarn was splitting on me a lot. I had been using a tapered hook. So I switched to an inline hook and problem solved! I wish I had done that years ago. One style hook definitely works better with a particular yarn than the other. At least for me. Thanks for sharing!

You are so detailed and I appreciate that. Thank you for pointing out the right stitch to go into each time!!!

Very nice project and well explained.

Thank you! Followed along with you very nicely... I made a solid color and it turned out great! 🌹

Thank you so much for sharing hugs Shelley 💜

Thank you so very much for teaching in a very "easy to understand" style........I have just finished my first 'circle-square without a hitch, & am so happy to be doing these, will check your 'joining ' tutorial when I have made more. Thanks again.......!

Thank you for making an easy to follow video, you explained it very well.

Thank you for your video and for sharing your pattern.

Hi very nice l will do a blanket with lots of different coloured centres, thanks so much love love your tutorials and your so talented xx

You make it some much easier than other videos. Thank you!

Very nice! I yust crochet along and the frst square is beautiful 😁👏 Thank you 😊

Lovely! Thank you!

Great tutorial thank you I have finally managed this successfully 👍🏻☺️

Love your tutorials Your instructions are so clear Thank you

@BlossomCrochet

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much ☺️

Excellent instruction

Lovely!

Love this pattern! I love how you explain everything! Such a pretty and soothing voice/accent! I could listen to you for hours! Lol (bc that's not creepy... Lol) any how... I really liked how you shown a stitch with another hook! Thank you! Do you know how to do a graphgan? Like how to make/read one? And then how to execute with crocheting. If you do can you please do a tutorial? I would really really appreciate it!!! 💖💖💖💙 oh and maybe a video on a graphgan with corner to corner (c2c) stitch! Please and thank you!!!

Very nice and easy many thanks

THank you for your CLEAR instructions and for pointing out exactly which stitch to go into at the start. It would be easier to see if you were turned a little more towards the camera, but I got it! I'm new to this!

beautiful, tfs

Thanks!

@BlossomCrochet

Жыл бұрын

No problem! 🌸

Thank you so much

Thanks is cool. I have to find the other video too.

Hello. Would you use this same method if the circle was much larger? e.g. 40in.?

Do you think you could keep continuing the circle and make it a blanket size? A round blanket!!

That is most helpful the was you did the increases. I'm ashamed to say even after many years of crocheting I still get confused and gain or lose stitches on the slip stitch. Please could you tell me the name of the yarn you used for the circle? While everyone was paying attention to the tutorial, I was busy admiring the yarn.😂😂😂. Sorry. Stella

do you have written directions you would be willing to share?

Beautiful! PLEASE post a written pattern, if you have one. Thank you so much!!

Can the square be a large as wanted ?

is there a written pattern too?

How would I make this bigger?

How do you edge a crochet square blanket

Can I ask a question? Why do you go into the NEXT stitch for the circle part, but then you go into the SAME stitch when you start your double treble? What is the reasoning? How do you know you need to do that? Thanks!

Hi there! I have a problem, maybe you can help? I have a large circle (64 stitches) and I want to put it into a square, but I just don't know how to do it. I have changed the types and number of stitches several times, but the corners are never high enough to offset the sides. Do you know of a pattern that I could try for this......thanks in advance. Hope you can help.

@paulaknit

6 жыл бұрын

This is a great video and I also found one from The Crochet Crowd that will answer your question. He does an example of a 64 count stitches. Combine the info from both and happy crocheting.

You have a nice voice. Where are you from and do you still reside there? No full address, please just, like me I’m born, raised, and still reside in Oregon, USA.

🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌟🌟🌟

I DID GREAT UNTIL THE LAST CORNER ...I SEE THAT EACH STITCH GETS BIGGER AS YOU APPROACH THE ORNER........I GOT 2 OF THEM WRONG.....BUT THANK YOU SO MUCH.....I WILL TRY AGAIN

Written pattern please.

@Melissa84612

5 жыл бұрын

Good🐎🐎🐎

My circle keeps curving upwards