How to crochet baby blanket together?

[Jayashiangel]

 My DD  is making baby blankets for a friendof mine... She did it in 7 rows.. Looks like this pattern sorta  Here is a picture of her strip/rows what is the best ways to put this together?? What type of stitch and how to do it we are NEWBIE'S Thanks..
 

[Jayashiangel]

Thanks everyone!!! Here is a quick pictures of the blanket now finished!!! She did single crochet down the sides that would be single crochet together then she did a single crochet boarder around the whole thing...It looks Awesome for a first time I am so proud of her.!!!!

[Jayashiangel]

Yes it was her first time.. Before this she had only done one shawl/ a few hats and a few scarves.. I am so proud of her..

[LI Roe]

Beautifully done. Love the colors and the stitches look so evenly placed. And this was her first time??

 

LI Roe

[MamawNaNa]

excellent job, terrific for being new at crocheting

[TanyaR]

Wow! Great Job!

[jessicali]

Thanks everyone!!! Here is a quick pictures of the blanket now finished!!! She did single crochet down the sides that would be single crochet together then she did a single crochet boarder around the whole thing...It looks Awesome for a first time I am so proud of her.!!!!

 

 

Looks awesome!!

[Shell Lee]

It looks like she did great!

[akimichan13]

brilliant ... ^_*

[RoseRed]

AWESOME!!!

[RoseRed]

Did she do 2 rows of white sc between the colored blocks so that the width would between them would match the two edges of the border being butted together?

[judianne]

I do mine the same way

Ditto

[jillkap]

For future reference: Whether joining Granny Squares or panels, I use a blind type whip stich in the back loops of the two pieces being joined together. When completed, the stitches blend right in. This video explains it a bit.

 

I do mine the same way

[jessicali]

When I work with Granny Squares - I have always single crocheted them together - either through the front loops or the back - it just depends on whether you want the joining of the squares to show or not

[ReniC]

For future reference: Whether joining Granny Squares or panels, I use a blind type whip stich in the back loops of the two pieces being joined together. When completed, the stitches blend right in. This video explains it a bit.

[Jayashiangel]

She decided to do a single crochet White Border around the each of the 7 rows and then stitch together.. WE shall see...

[RoseRed]

The pic in the blog post looks like either sc or hdc with a slightly large hook for the yarn.

 

You can do any stitch you want - sc, hdc, dc, etc, so long as it's square when it's finished.  You work in strips and then sew them together when it's done.

 

You can click on the link in my signature to the Flannelghan CAL.  The flannelghan is made with 2 strands and an N hook but it's the same construction style.