Mitered squares are an interesting way of making squares. You work in a single line and strategically placed decreases / increases give the fabric the shape of a square. This technique is great to make individual squares that can be joined to make larger projects or to make large square blankets by using variegated or gradient yarn – the possibilities are endless!
In this tutorial, you will see how to make Mitered squares in 2 ways – using the decrease method, and using the increase method.
Video Tutorials
I have right and left handed video tutorials for this stitch on my Youtube channel. You can find all my Tunisian crochet video tutorials here.
Right handed
Left handed
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