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This is a tutorial for mini solid granny squares including how to join them as you go (so no sewing together!). Perfect for using up mini skeins, scraps and yarn leftovers. I am using various 4ply hand dyed yarn leftovers and a 3.5mm hook. Please note that I am UK based and therefore use UK crochet terminology: a UK treble crochet is equivalent to a US double crochet. The written instructions for this are now available here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/mini-granny-squares-3

How to Join Crochet Squares as You Go | Join-As-You-Go Solid Granny Squares Learn how to join your solid crochet squares with this fast and easy join as you go technique. Step by step tutorial perfect for beginners!

Join Squares Idea in Crochet No2 | Castle Line Slip Stitch Join Join granny squares idea. Castle line slip stitch.This joined is also flat, non holey, tight and easy. Only using a slip stitch and crochet hook. I used an embroidery stitch named ladder stitch as an inspiration for this.

Crochet hook: 4.25mm Yarn used: Medium weight yarn, 100 % cotton.

Joining Squares Idea in Crochet | Zigzag Slip Stitch Method | Embroidery Inspired How to join a 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.

Crochet join for squares using dc2 together, easy tutorial Crochet Nuts Another method of granny square joining using crochet. This tutorial uses a double crochet together method for a more open weave join. Stitches used are (US terms) dc2 together. I am using DK yarn but any yarn can be used for the squares and join stitches. The hook used for the join is a 5.5 mm. Suitable for a crochet beginner.

#4 Tutorial - Two methods for joining crochet squares. The first gives a zig-zag lacy join, the second gives a lattice-like join with a ridge down the middle.

A very pretty flat crochet join; slightly more complicated, as it requires two passes; the first is to set up the edging on one square, and the second pass joins it to the second square.

This is another slip-stich method for joining crochet squares; this one has right sides together, then use a slip stitch on the outside loops. This method hides the join nicely, because the inside loops are what show on the right side when you're done.

Flat _zipper_ method for joining crochet squares, having the squares side-by-side and using slip-stitch.

How to join crochet granny squares using the flat braid join with chain-3 loops.