In conclusion, i will be decided that i've known now how to hold the hook and yarn without hurting my fingers. And i've already known how to choose reliable patterns.
For me, my favourite is the japanese pattern. Since it's in diagram/chart form, it's very easy for me to understand. So i highly recommend them for all the crochet beginners. They will turn out great.
My experience in crocheting granny square with diagram pattern from the western people was really bad. It didn't turn out to be square at all. Sure, it was my fault. But really, the diagram is the one that should be blamed. Not only it's not that cute. The hollow in their granny square is small and it's not 'user-friendly' too.
So, for those of you who are extremely an absolute beginner in crocheting like me, i recommend you to use this pattern for granny square. It's the one i got from a japanese book. Iwent browsing through some japanese books in Google Books and i've pirated some of the pages. ^^
In this book, they also teach you how to hold the hook and yarn correctly. I saw the youtube. There's a guy showing you how to hold the yarn and hook. I tried it and it hurt me very bad. I think, if you're a guy. There'll be no problem for you to hold it like that. But for ladies, especially the one who has small hands, hmm... we should hold it like this. It's better and safer. Much much comfortable. But after all, it depends on you. I even saw this lady holding yarn awkwardly but she's a crochet guru on youtube.
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