How to Attach Granny Squares--Method 3
Grab your squares, some thread, and a needle because it's time to do some sewing. Learn how to attach granny squares using method number 3. This might just be the method of choice for you!
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grapethker 2394256
Feb 02, 2013
Any suggestions on edging hexagonal granny squares? It looks funny leaving an uneven edge.
jazziegirl85 24835 46
Dec 13, 2012
I like a modified version of the 2nd method but I like the first method too. never liked sewing the squares together for the same reason... inconsistency.
ldurham54 4400844
Dec 13, 2012
I prefer method 1 that't the one I have been using, I have tried method 3 but I prefer the look on method 1 when people see my finished product they say it looks fabulous.
durenstein 2714587
May 24, 2012
I have made a few hundred afghans and find sewing my granny squares looks best . lately I wish I could glue them together
kidhauler1948
May 24, 2012
I like to join my granny squares by placing right sides together and slip stitching the squares together using only the back loop of the squares. Make rows and slip stitch the rows together the same way. This method gives the right side a nice smooth look.
needlegems 8335606
May 24, 2012
Very helpful! I've used method 3 successfully but want to try method 1 next time & see if I like the look.
LindaOuk 8315051
Mar 29, 2012
Thank you for the helpful tipe. I was thinking what to do with my granny squares. I like the 1st method, in part I am just starting.
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