Here you'll discover a method for creating a continuous single colour granny square. From starting with a magic ring to working the rounds, you can create a beautiful, cohesive square without seams.
Written Tutorial
- Begin with a magic ring secured with a ch1.
- Chain a further 2 ~ counts as a treble
- Crochet 2 more trebles in the ring.
- Ch2 and crochet 3 more treble's, and repeat this twice more.
- Close the ring.
- Ch2 for the final corner.
- Insert hook into top of starting chain and slst to join.
- Ch1, tighten, chain a second and tighten, chain a third (counts as stitch).
- Working in the chsp to the RIGHT, crochet a treble.
- This will cross over the bottom of the chain that started the round.
- Make another treble in this space.
- Continue to perform [3tr, ch2, 3tr] in each of the next 3 corners.
- Crochet 3tr's in the starting chsp, and ch2.
- Join with a slst to the top of the starting chain.
- Continue to start each round as in steps 8 to 11.
- Proceed around adding 3tr's in each 'side' space and [3tr, ch2, 3tr] in each of the next 3 corners.
- Finish with 3 more tr's in the starting space, ch2 and join to top of starting chain with a slst.
- Repeat each round in the same way as required.