I just started a new granny square project because I have so much fun making them! The one thing I always get stuck on is joining the squares together.
What are some of your favorite methods for joining granny squares?
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Slip stitching, but not the usual slip stitch.
Check Naztazia on IG, she has a video on how to do a neat flat one. 
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I just like laying them flat and sewing them together.
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Someone just asked this recently and was given several ideas, you may want to check out this thread
Hope you find something you like
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if i want a bulkier look, slip stich! for a cleaner and more seamless join, i use whip stitch or mattress stitch
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Like mentioned, this was covered just a few days ago… I still stand by Join as you go
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I’ve never tried join as you go, but I’m leaning toward that method! I think that would look best since I plan on making garments
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So many good ideas!!
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I always liked whip stitching, and slip stitching definitely does give a nice bulky look
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Thank you!!
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I used to sew them together until I figured out slip stitching them was a quicker and more enjoyable way to do so!
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I’m definitely not opposed to sewing! That’s always been my go-to method
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I’ll definitely check out that video! Thank you!
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I’ve never tried slip stitching but I definitely love any technique that’s EASY! 
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thankyou!!
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ofc! always happy to help
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I actually dont like making granny squares, but I think it’s because of type of yarn I use?
I use regular acrylic yarn,but what would be good yarn to crochet with?
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I prefer using cotton! I made these ones with worsted cotton. I think worsted/Aran acrylic looks great too, but might be a little harder to shape than cotton?
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In blankets I prefer acrylic over cotton.
Though I do love the feel of the cotton and the weight, for my purposes (aka washing them a lot) acrylic is better, less expensive and easier to wash / handle
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