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  • Thank you so much for visiting me in the Attic, it's lovely to see you. My name is Lucy and I'm a happily married Mum with three children. We live in a cosy terraced house on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales in England which we are slowly renovating and making home. I have a passion for crochet and colour and love to share my creative journey. I hope you enjoy your peek into my colourful little world x

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June

Thank yo so much for the instruction on joining granny squares as you go.

Tracy

Hello! I have a quick question regarding finishing with this method. How do you block when you're done? I have only ever blocked my squares before I've joined them, and I feel like I might be overwhelmed trying to block a huge blanket! Any suggestions welcomed :)

marianne

GENIUS! I can't wait to finish the beast I'm currently joining with sc and start a NEW, EASY one!

You have made the world a better place.

Thank you, from Arizona, USA. <3

Michaela

Thank you, very helpful! :-D

Giada

You are a Genius!!! I hate to sew all the squares one by one. Thank you so much

Giada from Rome (Italy)

Carmen

Buen día Lucy. Hace tiempo que quiero suscribirme a tu bloc, pero no lo consigo. ¿Cómo lo puedo hacer?
Por favor, dime algo.
Un saludo,

Carmen

Vicki Milam

I love to try new patterns and make lots and lots of "samples". I was thinking of how neat it would be to figure out a way to "join" all these different parts into one big crazy quilt of sorts. This might just be the way. Thanks for sharing!

Amy Mason

I just tried this for the first time, it worked great and looks fabulous! Thanks so much!

Cheryl

Thank you very much for your tutorial. Have a great day!!!

Lynne McCombie

Lucy do you have a tutorial for a continuous join as you go? There are a couple on the internet but when you join the 4 corners together, it is not very neat..

sonia soares

adorei,ficou lindo,maravilhoso.Vou fazer.

Val Stanford

How do u it from 4 rnd square to 8 rnd square? I got 16 of them to do on the 8 round square center.

Christine Michalczuk

Dear Lucy,

I was curious, what kind of yarn have you used in these photos? They colors are lovely and I'd like to get some for my stash. :-)

Thank you!
Christine

SENYUM SOKMO

THANK YOU FOR INFORMATION .

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Frances schluter

Thanks for the instructions that were easy to understand and easy to see in the pictures :-)!I enjoy your website. Frances

Sarah

This is beautiful Lucy! Do you happen to have a pattern for these granny squares?

Liza

I do accept as true with all of the concepts you've offered in your post. They are really convincing and will definitely work. Nonetheless, the posts are very quick for starters. Could you please prolong them a bit from subsequent time? Thanks for the post.

Goodmorning Beautyful

Beautiful, i love it.

Pilar

Me encantan sus tutoriales, la felicito por sus trabajos.

Mis atentos saludos

Eve

This is brilliant - I am a total beginner and I can follow this very easily. I love the simplicity and clean look of the join. Thanks so much for posting this!

fiona

Hi Lucy, thanks so much for showing us how to do this. I am trying it now with my granny square scarf, so far so good. Hope you don;t mind me posting a link (credit) to your site, as I thought it helpful for others to know.

Have fun
Fiona

nora

Hi lucy
this looks great ,in fact your site is excellent so inspiring and cosy!
i just wondered if i'm understanding right from the above tutorial than when you use the join as you go method you only join at the spaces after you've joined the 2 squares at the corner ..so i mean you don't join the side clusters together only a stitch at the spaces.
if this is the case does that leave a gap between the squares at the side clusters and does that look a bit funny in a finished blanket?
i hope you understand my question and i'm sorry if i've miss understood your tutorial.
thank you
nora

HG

you can just use a yarn needle after completing the granny squares. It's looks lopsided.

Dorothy

Hi Lucy I do mine slightly different I put the first chain loop (off the hook)under the next block..just seems neater some how..
I have done this with my hexagon African flower
pattern,and the granny squares..love your site
I live near Bolton Lancs,,

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