I'm going to show you how to continue your gradispare. So here we've got the black diagram that you saw in the first video that was our first round. And then we did our second red which is in dark green. It might not be very visible on the camera. Okay so in every corner of our first round, this thick space here that was made by our chain 3's, we did 3 double crochets, a chain 3 and 3 double crochets. And then because we'd finished our corner we just did a chain 1. And then we did our corner again. Corners are always just 3 double crochets, 3 chains and 3 double crochets. One side, we have a chain 1. Then a corner again with a chain 3, chain 1 because it's a side of a square, not a corner. And a 3 chain in the corner again. All granny squares work this way. So this is really the last round you need to learn. And then after that every round after this is exactly the same. So you can make an infinitely large granny square until you want to do this one. Okay so I've just slipped stitched into my beginning chain 3. This is my end chain and I've slipped into my chain 3 here. So we need to slip over into this corner here. Now it's what I'm going to go into that stitch there, that V. Make sure you get both strands, both pieces of yarn in the V. So through the V and the loop on your hook. You go into the next one, slip stitch and then slip stitch in the corner. Okay so now I'm into the corner. I can chain 3, it starts off on this round. Okay so we're going to chain 3, start. Now we're in a corner, corners all over same. They have two clusters, 3 double crochets and a chain 3. These are about 2 double crochets because my chain 3 can't see the double crochet. So there's no chain 3, 2 double crochets. We're going to chain 3 because we're in a corner space. And then we do triple crochets. The yarn is on the level, slip stitch in 3. Okay and then because we finished our corner we do a chain 1. This is what's different about this round compared to the last round. We now have this space here, which is a space but it's not a corner space. This is a corner space, it's pointy, it's the corner of a square. But this isn't a corner but we still work in this space. So instead of doing 3 double crochets, 3 chains, 3 double crochets, we've got a chain 1, we've done that already. And then we just do 3 double crochets on all. So it's a bit like the first round. 2, 3. And then we still not in a corner, we're still working in this side space. So I did a chain 1. Okay so can you see the difference? I've got 2 clusters of double crochet there. And then I've just got 1 cluster of double crochet here because it's not a corner. And then the corner again so that means I get 3 double crochets, 3 chains, 3 double crochets. 2, 3. And then chain 1, 2, 3. And then another 3. And you can see it goes pretty beautifully flowed up along the leaves. So it worked and then I'm going to do that over the end of my hook so that it's back to where it belongs. You don't have to, it's still going to work, but it might make your work a little bit tight and make it difficult for you. It's easy to do with it. Next, I finished the corner, which means I'm working on the side of my square now. I finished working on the corner, but working on the side, so I only changed one. I might only do one cluster, double crochets. I'm only doing three double crochets on the side. Instead of the six, we would do in a corner. This is one, two, three. I'm still on the side. I need to get to the corner, so I do a chain one. Then in the corner, we know how to do, or I expect them now. One, two, three. One, two, three. You can find faster, you work faster, you run out of wool. You have to keep on ravioli. You finish the corner, and that means I do a chain one. Now if we look at the round, we'll just have finished. I made another corner space again on top of the corner space in the previous round. Now I have two side spaces between the corners. This is my corner space, side space, side space, and the corner space. That's a chain three. That was just a chain one. That was a chain one, and that's a chain two. You see the chain three is what make the corners, and if we just do chain one, then we get a straight line. That's how you get a square shape for a granny square. Okay, so on the round previous, I covered this up with my thumb, we had a corner square, a side space, and a corner space. On the round, we've just done a corner, two sides and a corner. So anytime you're in a side space, you do chain one, three double crochets, chain one. And if you're in a corner, you do your two clusters of three typical shoes that are chain three in the middle. And that's just the rule for granny squares. We just do the same thing for any side space and any corner space, and you can just keep going in the same way until you're finished. And you're granny square in this way because you want it to be. Whether you've made it big, head spread, or coaster. And of course, that's a chain three. And then we'll run out again because my granny squares get some bigger, so it takes more room to get around one side. Okay, finished my corner, so I don't want you. One, two, three double crochets. And we leave it at that because that's a side space. Chain one, so we're still on the side. And then to turn back together, this is the chain three we started this round with, from this corner space. And we just pull somewhere in there, and just slip stitch. So you've got two side spaces, two corners. On your next round, you'll end up with three side spaces between two corners. So it just keeps going on exactly the same. And the next video for the next round, I'll show you how to change color as well so you can get colorful granny squares.