Rainbow Granny Squares Baby Blanket Crochet Tutorial for Left-Handed

This is a crochet tutorial for the rainbow granny squares baby blanket. You can find the free crochet pattern here: https://criscrochet.co.uk/blankets/#g... For the Right-Handed version of this tutorial:    • Rainbow Granny Squares Baby Blanket Croche...   Additional video tutorial for basic crochet stitches can be found here: https://criscrochet.co.uk/crochet-101/ You can find crochet kits here: https://criscrochet.co.uk/product-cat... All the crochet stitches we're using are in US terms. Blanket Sizes: Baby blanket 30" x 40" (75cm x 100cm) ~ 6 x 8 squares Toddler blanket 40" x 50" (100cm x 130cm) ~ 8 x 10 squares Twin/Single 60" x 80" (150cm x 200cm) ~ 12 x 16 squares Materials needed: Crochet hook ~ recommended size is 4mm (size G) Pair of scissors Yarn needle Double Knit Yarn ~ recommended yarn is West Yorkshire Spinners ColourLab 100% natural wool in various colours: Crimson Red, Zesty Orange, Citrus Yellow, Lime Green, Deep Teal, Aqua Green, Harbour Blue, Thistle Purple, Very Berry, and Cerise Pink Pattern Notes: Gauge: Each granny square, with its 5 rows, is approximately 5"x5". You can attain the gauge with the appropriate combination of hook size, yarn thickness, and your crochet style. Crochet pattern is in US terms Apart from the starting row, all granny stitches (clusters of 3 double crochet) are worked in chain spaces If you're using 10 colours, you will need to make 5, 8, or 20 granny squares of each colour for the baby, toddler or twin/single blanket, respectively. Lay out all your granny squares considering the sizing you need and the colour design you want. Then you can proceed to join them, taking 2 squares at a time. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi! My name is Cris, the owner of Cris Crochet Shop. Nothing else makes my heart soar more than seeing your delighted faces and hearing your giddy laughter when you receive your fun hats that I enjoy making. I also love sharing the joy of crochet. I have been inspired by you, and forever will be indebted to you as you continue to inspire me with every creation that I put into these fun handmade products. You can learn more about the basic crochet stitches via my website: criscrochet.co.uk/crochet-101/ If you have any requests for future live stream crochet tutorials, feel free to comment on this video, or to contact me via the following: Facebook: www.facebook.com/CrisCrochetShop/ Private Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/criscrochetvipclub Instagram: @criscrochetshop website: criscrochet.co.uk