If you are familiar with a crochet hook then this would be a great way for you to join your knitted squares. It’s fast and easy and you don’t have to cut a length of yarn before starting. You just pull up loops on either side of your work and away you go! In this video I show you how to make a zigzag pattern by going back-and-forth with your crochet hook, pulling up a loop on each side. This join creates a very flat and stretchy fabric with no ugly or bulky seams on the back.

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Here’s a great new way to join your knitted squares.This technique of using two double pointed needles to join two knitted squares is one of my favorites. It creates an i-cord that sits right between the two knitted squares making them look very finished. With this method it’s easy to use a contrasting yarn as a design element. Have fun exploring this method and try it out on your next knitted square blanket!

Learn how to join crochet squares with these crochet seaming techniques. Join elements using crochet stitches or tapestry needle. %

A step-by-step tutorial on how to join seams in garter stitch when you want to join a selvage stitch to a cast-on stitch in an invisible way.

Easy-to-follow photo and video tutorial that shows how to join knitted squares or panels using the baseball stitch.

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This is Part 2 of my Daisy Afghan tutorial. In this post I will show you how to join your solid granny squares and then a quick look at how you can stitch on your daisy appliqué (or any appliqué for that matter). You can find Part 1: How to make Solid Granny Squares using

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