How to block crochet squares

Learn how to block crochet or knit hexagons or granny squares with this incredibly easy and inexpensive DIY blocking board (made from a garden kneeling pad!) Click for full tutorial. | MakeAndDoCrew.com

Spray blocking is quicker & easier than wet blocking, so we wanted to share the crochet finishing technique with you - use it for your knit pieces too!

Blocking is a technique of stabilizing pieces of crochet, applied to grant them a desired shape. This is crucial in the case of openwork, very elaborate and delicate pieces, as well as those with an unusual shape or made from natural yarn. Blocking a piece such as shawl allows us to even out its shape

Learn how to block granny squares made with acrylic yarn! Blocking is a fantastic way to bring a professional finish to your project and really let the pattern shine!

Blocking crochet pieces before you sew them together ensures that all of your pieces are the same dimension. Believe it or not, your mood can affect your tension. Angry crochet is a thing, y’all! Ha!

Blocking your crochet work makes a huge difference in the quality of your projects. Learn how to easily block your crochet work.

Learn when blocking in crochet is necessary, what tools you need, and how to block crochet with wet blocking, spray blocking, steam blocking, and dry blocking.

Learn how to make a DIY Blocking Station for your crochet squares with this step-by-step photo tutorial.

Spray blocking is quicker & easier than wet blocking, so we wanted to share the crochet finishing technique with you - use it for your knit pieces too!

Whether you're making a stitch sampler blanket or a granny square cardigan, this tutorial for joining crochet squares is the easiest to use!