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donnalynn2
Alright, I've finished all the squares in my 35 granny afghan but now I can't decide what method to use in joining...
First of all, I HATE whipstitching. As a poster on another thread said, "It's too much like sewing and I HATE sewing!"
I tried both the slip stitch method and the SC method, but I don't like the "bulky" seam it leaves on the wrong side...
These squares have 23 DC's on each side and the corners have a CH 2 space... Any ideas that will be pretty, yet not so involved that it'll take me weeks to do this would be appreciated! I'd like to use a method again that uses a crochet hook to join instead of a needle...
I tried CPC, but didn't find anything to my liking...
THANKS!
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