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I do something similar to this only I crochet the basket to the height I want it then do 1 round of Back loop only stitches then continue crocheting until I get to like 2 or 3 rows less than twice the height then put the canvas in and fold down at the back loop row to the inside of the basket to cover the canvas that way nothing gets caught in the canvas when you put things inside the basket

I'm a left-handed crocheter. Do you have a video of this for lefties?

Haven’t you compared it to premiers Cotton sprout yarn?

I have never used graph before. Do I understand correctly that basically to do row 2 I crochet left handed (left to right) or do do you rotare your work so essentially making the the top the bottom ?

You go off screen. Can't see what you're doing.

This is awesome TYSM!!

Thanks for sharing. Its realy beautiful and easy.

O wow!!! Thank you so much for sharing this i ❤ it!!! Thank you again 😊

Great idea!

this is the only video that explained it so perfectly for me! I was so afraid of graphs before this and would always avoid them! thank you xx

Thank you so much for your tips, much appreciated. 😊

Thank you for helping read a graph

I was waiting for a review on the Twist☹️

Very helpful and I haveUsed it before a d really liked it. Very nice yarn❤

Do you have this instructions written

What stitch used to make a block and how many stitched

I cannot thank you enough for this video!! I’ve had a pattern for over a year that I could not figure out how to do it. Thanks to you I’m on my way and I love it!! When I’m finished I will post you a pic. Again, thank you!!!❤

Completely agree! After discovering Dishie, I gave away all of my Sugar ‘n Cream. Dishie is just lovely to work with 💜

very neat, thank you

I would love to have the pattern to your basket

When you start the graph for SC and add the chains...do you add one extra for the turning chain? Do you also chain one every row?

I love this 😁

Will this work with much larger baskets?

Would this method be good for a hat?

Do you just do single crochet in each stitch or half double crochet?

Right handed. This was very helpful, thank you!!

whats up?

Another great stitch ! Thank you !

Just a beautiful stitch pattern! I’m looking forward to trying it It looks like antique lace! Very vintage - like the crochet/lace trim you put on the bottom of the wall hanging piece - quite lovely My eyes popped, lol, definitely got my attention Thank you most kindly for sharing ❤️🌹🌈🥰

Stephanie, I just wanted to say that where I've done counted cross stitching for several years of my life; that the way that you're doing it yes it is the easy way. But in order to do it the correct way you should have all of your stitches going in one direction then have them go back towards where you started in the opposite direction. By doing it this way it will fill in the project better and it will be a lot easier to work the thread or yarn. It will also look neater as well. Also, if you hold the thread or in this case yarn tail across the row that you're working on you won't have to weave it in at the end and it will be blended into the work. By doing what I suggested will make the stitching go so much faster for anyone who has never done cross stitching before. I just thought that I would give out some helpful advise for everyone. You can stitch through 2 holes at 1 time vs just doing 1 hole at a time. But make sure that you do this to form an " X " . So start with going in 1 direction like " \ " then come back down the row doing " / " . I hope this helps everyone. And btw Stephanie you did a fantastic job on this!

I am so glad that I found your video tutorial. I have several written text patterns with arrows beside the numbered rows.i am right handed.do I just ignore the arrows and read the sentences like I would read a book?

Thanks for this review! The comparison to Sugar n cream, the sample... it was great, thanks!

This is going to be handy. Thank you!

I’ve never made one. Going to now for sure. Thank you.

I would have just had knots everywhere 😂

Thanks 😁👍

Thanks for explaining for us southpaws!

Thank you for the tutorial. I would think a market bag of sorts would be great for this stitch or even a vest/sweater.

You just upped my tassel game, thank you!

I love these ideas ! I will certainly be trying them - on the surface I like the wip stitch better

Please turn off the background music. It interferes with hearing you and concentrating on what you are demonstrating. I like both methods and will try them soon. I have some plastic canvas and circle pieces that could fit in the bottom of small baskets. Thanks.

This is a great idea! I actually have a few sheets of this canvas a d never knew what I was going to use it for. I think this would be great for making flower pots!

Nicely done! I like the whip stitch method. I’ll be trying this soon. Thank you!

Great idea! Is the basket machine washable with the plastic liner?

This is a fantastic idea and tutorial. I would never have thought of this and I have been thinking of ways to make my baskets more stable! I have tried making a couple for hooks and sewing things and they are not too sturdy after I add lots of stuff! Thank you for this tutorial! I love this! and you are pretty awesome too!

Great idea thanks 😊.

Geez Screechy not screech

Can I just tell you how pleasant your voice is? It's smooth, well modulated, not fukkin screech, and you Laugh! You don't giggle and make mouth noises! THANK YOU! Oh....the basket idea is cool too!😃🌼😷

I loved linked stitches