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Thank you so so much!

So appreciated, thank you!

Much appreciated, gotta be entertaining these days. Lol

Thank you so so much!

You are very welcome! Getting started and figuring out your own flow can be difficult, so I’m glad this helped a bit.

You are very welcome. I'm glad it helped!

Hello! I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "how u tight on both after u end". Can you rephrase that for me?

@itseleniaman I did as u did thank 😊 you ..I found another work 🙌 they tight on both side ..but your are cooooool thank 😊

@@CeciliaArt-i1f Good deal, glad you like them!

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So glad you like it! I find this to be way easier than a Russian join, and I have KNOT ;) had any problems with it coming apart if done correctly.

First off, life gets hard. If you love crafting, find a little bit of time to do it for fun! I actually teach creatives how to make money with their crafts. I typically say to niche down to start out, but you could also combine your items into monthly packs. What kinds of crafts do you do? Also, don’t fear a “label” knowing if you have something can be so freeing. When I found out I had anxiety and depression, I could finally move forward and figure out how to live the life I truly wanted.

You are very welcome!

Thank you so much! 🥰

YAY! Please let me know how it goes, and comment what you will name your completed chicken! Have fun!

@@eleniaman their names will be Salt and Pepper as this were the names of the baby chicks I got as a child from the county fair. I'm so excited!!

@@vernaeagle7308 I love that!!! I would love to have chickens someday!

@@eleniaman They are fun. And love to eat your scraps We hope to get some too.

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Are you asking how much you could make on Ravelry or Etsy? If so, it completely depends on your products and how much marketing you do. I’ve seen people do nothing but add new listings and make around $40/month. I’ve also seen and helped people market themselves and earn upwards of $4,000/month.

Thankyou ❤️

You are very welcome! Thanks for hanging out!

I appreciate the feedback. I’ve been told people like the music, so I’ll make sure future videos have lower volume.

Welcome! Come on over! :)

Haha, dang it! Well I have a lot of other wall hangings! I’ll do a craft room tour next week! ;)

Well, alright then! I’ll add a chicken tutorial to my list!

@@eleniaman yay!!!! Thank you!!!! Yeah me if you remember it reply here so I get it. Your the best

@@vernaeagle7308 I'll try my best!

@@vernaeagle7308the tutorial is up!

@@eleniaman I'll go look for it.. thanks for telling me

Thank you so so much!!!

Yes! I hardly ever miss pulling all tree stands through a stitch with this method.

For real! Not as tidy as it appears. Lol

Absolutey, this is just another way to do it. A lot of people like doing this for smaller items or if they want to use up some yarn stash.

You are so welcome! I hope the examples helped to show what you can make with these knots.

Makes sense! Are blankets your favorite thing to crochet.

Thank you! This is my first time hearing the term Navajo Ply, I’ll have to look into that!

You bet!

Thank you so much!

🤣 we gotta do what we gotta do!

Yeah Amazon yarn thin af too!!!

That’s a great question! I wish I knew the answer, but I always use this for projects I make up. There are so many confusing articles about that, I want to say 6, probably a super bulky, but I don’t want to give you the wrong answer. did start as a medium 4 though if that helps. Anyone else know?

use a weight 4 with this method and its equal to a 6 weight

@@Truechildofgodthank you!

its was no problemThank you for taking the time to film this helpful video. I just subscribed :)@@eleniaman

New subscriber! Would love to see more of your content. I thought the join and chunky weight were great ideas!!

Love it! I’m glad you like it. I’m definitely someone who likes the simpler crochet patterns and ways to do things and not think too hard about it. Lol

I agree, I don't like having to use knots, but sometimes it's necessary. I especially don't like using any kind of knots in clothing, but I do like this knot method when using this chunky method. The Russian join is the best, especially when using regular/standard yarn.

Some yarns already come with knotted yarn in the middle of the skein. What do you do when that happens? Do you cut the knot out and rejoin with the Russian join?

If I'm using this chunky method, I just leave it. If you're using it as a single worsted strand, then cutting it and doing the Russian Join would probably look the best.@@thewitchhut63

That’s definitely another way to do it if you have three available to you. There are so many alternative ways to do things on crochet. What’s you’re favorite thing to crochet?

@itseleniaman yeah its true there's many ways to do things! i like crocheting hats best , i like to learn new stitches and then do them in a hat since its a pretty quick project compared to like scarves & stuff. i also like crocheting little ball animals like a round chicken or pig etc

Me too.

I thought the same thing, but then I thought, well what if I don't have 3 skeins of the same color. I'll have to watch it again to be sure I got the steps correct, but yeah, I think this would come in handy when I'm making something small, but it needs chunky and gosh darn, I don't have a lick of chunky yarn and I don't have three skeins of the same color, lol! Btw, the three strands from three balls has been the method I've used over the years, lol.

@thewitchhut63 yeah i think if i was needing just a little i would try this!

You are very welcome!