Add to your crocheting skills by creating fun shapes. This how to video shows you how to turn a circle into a square. This crocheting technique is great for making granny squares.
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Tie off the end of your crochet project so it does not unravel
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Knit a button loop
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Knit a Lacey Eyelet Rib Pattern
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Decrease on a Circular Needle
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Bind Off Knitting on a Circular Needle
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Join granny squares with crochet flat brain joining
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Make Fringe for a Scarf
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Knit a Picot Hem
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Thread a bobbin on the Brother LS 2125 sewing machine
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Knit Portuguese style
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Increase Stitches at the Beginning of a Row
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Make a shawl when knitting on a large circle loom
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Make I-cord
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Knit On Circular Needles Or Knit In The Round
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Machine knit a back stitch bind off
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Do the seed stitch in Continental knitting
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Crochet arms or legs for amigurumi stuffed toys
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Knit a Ball
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Decrease Stitches In Knitting
How To:
Use a pocket knitter
How To:
Tie off the end of your crochet project so it does not unravel
How To:
Knit a button loop
How To:
Knit a Lacey Eyelet Rib Pattern
How To:
Bind Off Knitting on a Circular Needle
How To:
Decrease on a Circular Needle
How To:
Join granny squares with crochet flat brain joining
How To:
Make Fringe for a Scarf
How To:
Knit a Picot Hem
How To:
Knit Portuguese style
How To:
Thread a bobbin on the Brother LS 2125 sewing machine
How To:
Knit On Circular Needles Or Knit In The Round
How To:
Increase Stitches at the Beginning of a Row
How To:
Make a shawl when knitting on a large circle loom
How To:
Machine knit a back stitch bind off
How To:
Do the seed stitch in Continental knitting
How To:
Make I-cord
How To:
Knit a Ball
How To:
Crochet arms or legs for amigurumi stuffed toys
How To:
Decrease Stitches In Knitting
How To:
Use a pocket knitter
3 Comments
Coud you just make the circle just get bigger and bigger to afghan size and then make the edge to make it rectangular?
I have the same question as Kimmie. I have a Captain America shield blanket, but I want to make it bigger than the 42" or so diameter that it is. I'd like to turn it into a rectangle after the shield part is complete.
I'm making the same afghan as Micki and would love to know how to make it square. Micki, I ended up making mine using a bigger needle and doubling the amount of rows the pattern called for.
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