Learn how to slip stitch granny squares together with this really pretty and simple zigzag slip stitch method.
Pattern Facts
- Designer
- Lyza Walters
Joining squares together doesn’t have to be hard on your hands and joints or complicated.
For many crocheters, the least favorite thing about making squares is joining them.
This embroidery-inspired method should solve that problem.
This unique way of joining squares together is simple, beautiful, and will make your afghan look professional.
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What You’ll Need
Check the pattern for the exact yarn weight and hook size – here is what to have on hand before you start.
You’ll also need: a tapestry needle for weaving in ends and scissors.
Shop the supplies: worsted weight yarn · ergonomic crochet hook set · tapestry needles · small craft scissors · blocking mats and pins
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How To Slip Stitch Granny Squares Together
How to join crocheted granny squares in zigzag slip stitch method. This join is tight, flat & has a nice & neat seam in both sides even when stretch, very easy and it works fast.
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Watch the video tutorial below and follow along to learn the zigzag slip stitch technique.
Learn more about this unique way to join granny squares: Zigzag Slip Stitch Method via Lyza Walters.
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