If you thought this would be a tutorial on how to crochet, think again! Because it’s not that at all. It’s really a granny square bag tutorial to learn how to turn crocheted granny squares – the kind that make up a blanket – into a granny square tote bag or purse.
Just don’t tell your granny what you’ve done!
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Just a comment -- as a crocheter, all this will work much better if you find out how the granny squares are attached to one another and just cut the joining itself (sometimes they're joined by a regular overhand stitch, sometimes by a crochet stitch, but if you follow the outside edge of the square without cutting it, you can figure it out). It will leave the "weave" of the square intact with an outside edge that is impervious to raveling. Otherwise, with crochet, a single thread can ravel an entire row, or two, depending on where the last yarn was tied off.
Wow, Thanks! Very Cool and Chic 🤩