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Crochet Tutorial: Granny Square Round 2

Wednesday, September 10. 2008

Here's the last in the crochet tutorial series, showing how to fit a second round of granny square onto the existing "granny's daughter" that we made previously. I'll have to take some photos of stuff I've done with this pattern to give you some ideas of what can actually be made from this very simple pattern piece. Anyway, enough waffle, here's the video:



If you get this far - definitely let me know :)
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really enjoyed this series – thanks

Just wondered what you are using to edit your video and add voice over – I have been really struggling to achieve anything so slick! :-)

#1 Georgia Brown (Homepage) on 2008-09-15 13:02 (Reply)

Georgia: I’m borrowing a mac and editing with imovie – you can add sound clips or record the voiceover in there, then edit the soundtrack independently of the video track. I’m completely new to this type of thing but its been really easy to get into

#2 LornaJane (Homepage) on 2008-09-15 14:50 (Reply)

Cool – I am on a mac at work so maybe I will give it a whirl!

Cheers for the tip :-)

#2.1 Georgia Brown on 2008-09-16 11:24 (Reply)

I have been crocheting for years but had forgotten how tomakr the squares, so thank you very much you have solved my problems.

#2.2 Anntje Ward on 2008-10-22 11:02 (Reply)

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