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Crochet help - joining granny squares

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IDoLikeARainbow · 17/09/2017 16:04

Arrggh

I'm trying to join some granny squares with a slip stitch, despite trying my best to keep my tension loose they are a bit 'gathered'.

Do you think I need to frog the joins and start again or will I be able to block it flat?

Thanks

Crochet help - joining granny squares
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Badweekjustgotworse · 17/09/2017 16:07

pin it out on your ironing board and steam it with your iron then let it cool on its own, move it and do the next section. looks great btw!

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IDoLikeARainbow · 17/09/2017 16:22

Thank you, I've got another couple of rounds to do on the border but didn't want to do that if I needed to start again!
Will try blocking it. Thanks

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tizwozliz · 18/09/2017 09:26

Looks great and think it will flatten out fine. What's the pattern? I'm looking for a granny square pattern that doesn't involve changing colours all the time Grin

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Hooksville · 18/09/2017 09:27

You need to use a bigger size hook when you join... it stops it getting all rucked up. I always go one size larger

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raisedbyguineapigs · 18/09/2017 09:29

I'm doing one massive granny square but mine looks a bit boring. Its just double crochet shell stitch. I love your pattern. id like to know what it is too!

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IDoLikeARainbow · 20/09/2017 20:49

Thanks All, it has flattened out after a bit of pinning but will try the using a larger hook to join next time, thanks Hooksville.

Pattern is based on this pattern by Purl Soho although my squares are actually these and I only did one round of the contrasting border.

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