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[Video Tutorial] How To Crochet A Rectangular Granny Square

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Have some fun with granny squares! Make a rectangular piece instead of the classic square one. This is just a granny square but is worked in the rectangular form. It\'s so easy to make a rectangular granny which can be used in so many ways. This is handy if you need to make anything quick and rectangular like a table runner, or a fast baby blanket, or a quick lap throw. You get the picture. Go ahead and follow the link to the next page for the video tutorial.

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Even if you know how to make a granny in a square form, sometimes is hard to figure out how to make the rectangular one. Yolando Soto Lopez makes this task easy for everyone.  Get started now with making this beautiful, gorgeous, simple and quick granny rectangle.Watch the video below and learn how to crochet a rectangular granny square.

This rectangle is easy to make. It is ideal for use as straps, sides/bottoms of bags, tablecloths, placemats, etc. Use it whenever you need a rectangle piece. You can make it as large as you need by continuing to add rounds. Use any size hook and yarn appropriate to your hook.

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62 thoughts on “[Video Tutorial] How To Crochet A Rectangular Granny Square”

  1. I like this but my last attempt caused the long sides to become ‘even’ and the short sides to become ‘odd’ so the scallop edging wouldn’t work. Guess my math was off… Need to try it again, a bit differently next time…

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