A different way of connecting your granny square
I just wanted to share with you connecting the typical/ original granny square in different manner. Instead of connecting them side to side, I am connecting them corner to corner. The granny square as we know of it just had a boost, an it is rather nice looking, and it gives the crocheter another skill […]
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I just wanted to share with you connecting the typical/ original granny square in different manner. Instead of connecting them side to side, I am connecting them corner to corner. The granny square as we know of it just had a boost, an it is rather nice looking, and it gives the crocheter another skill to create a half triangular granny square, including the quarter..
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