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Ah I’m sorry I didn’t show the back of the work, the back looks the same as the front as the yarn is incased within the stitches rather than carried across the back.

The designer of this pattern chose to use HDCs, some designers prefer the look of this stitch some use it because the piece works up quicker.

If the pattern states HDC and has a picture on the design, I would use the stated stitch or you will distort the picture.

ihhhh i’m pretty sure that’s just a thing you have to cope with unfortunately; could be EXTREMELY wrong though

I think making your stitches tighter

No Its fine?

its definitely significantly quieter than other videos

If you yarn under it can make your stitches slightly smaller, and slant to one side. Have a play around.

Glad you like the little bag bobbins, I haven’t done a tutorial for the even rows, everything is worked and carried the same for both sides 😊

Ah I’m so glad my video has been helpful for you, have fun making your scarf ☺️

Hello, haha that’s ok, I haven’t released the pattern yet, it was a pattern exclusive to Deramores. It is on my list of patterns to release. Do you follow me on instagram? I always post updates of patterns on there ☺️

I will add you to my Instagram right now.

Hi my ladybird bag is now available in my Etsy shop 😊

Hello, in tapestry crochet the back is worked the same as the front, and they will look very similar too. 😊

With tapestry crochet the back would look very similar to the front. The pink I dropped would be picked up on my wrong side row to make more pink stitches in that area, I only dropped it because for my demo I didn’t need the pink again so didn’t want to carry it to the end, & then have to carry it all the way back to where it was. I hope this helps ☺️

@@craftycruella would you carry it all the way to the end and back again if you were to actually complete the design? Or can you drop the light pink and then pick it up again when you need it for the next row?

⁠​⁠@@laurasophie3059you would carry the colour if you still need it, but drop it on the last stitch in that colour, then it’s in the right place for the next row. I hope this helps.

@@craftycruellaok so if it’s done for that row but in approx the same spot in the next row I can drop it? And then pick it up in the next row?

@@laurasophie3059 yes that’s right, there is no need to carry it all the way to the end and then back again if you aren’t going to be using it. ☺️

You’re welcome & Good luck with the sweater.

You’re welcome, I’m glad you liked it ☺️

Thank you so much. find out how many stitches there are horizontally & vertically on the back panel (minus 5-10 stitches all around so it isn’t too close to the seams) and that is how big your chart needs to be.

thank you so much for the reply ☺ I will subscribe

@@cherylgrier8870 thank you ☺️

Hi, thank you so much, yes you chain the desired amount, turn & continue like normal. Good point, maybe I could do a video showing front and back, tapestry is designed with the angle of the front stitches in mind, so yeah the back may look a little different.

@@craftycruella ohh I get it yeah it makes sense it looks weirder on one side. I'll continue then, thanks again!

@@mlvjsaksj you’re welcome ☺️

Hi, I don’t personally have a free written pattern, you may find one online? Try Pinterest. My Eternal Love blanket incorporates the linked hearts, but is a paid pattern.

Hi, no…..all all colour work (tapestry/intarsia) is started from the bottom right hand corner (bottom left if you are left handed) as the nature of crochet grows from bottom up.

Ahh you’re so welcome, I’m glad it helped you 😊

Ahh I’m so glad you enjoyed it, I have spend many hours getting tangled myself, so now I like to crochet at a table (for colour work) I turn the work & then move each bobbin to untangle, and repeat for each turn. When you work like this you only lift them over a bobbin or two at a time so they never actually get really tangled. I hope this helps 😊

Hi, when I am finished with a colour, if I don’t need it again I cut it off leaving a tail, at the end when weaving in that end I like to weave a bit then tie a small knot to a stitch then weave again. Some people will just weave it in and some will work over the end until the tail runs out, but this is personal preference 😊

Ah thank you, I was the same as you, always used it mid row, until I saw a friend use it this way. It’s clever isn’t it! Thank you for the love on my blanket, it’s my Tuscan Sunrise Blanket, the pattern is available in my Etsy shop (there is a link in the description of this video)

Ah me too, tassels are another good use for ends! So far so good with the knots not coming undone, I do make sure I pull the extra tight. I use the method mid row too and have never had a problem with them coming undone.

For a blanket that only has linked hearts, I would make multiple stripes of the hearts, sew them together & then add a border. I designed a blanket where I used other stitches and techniques but did the same thing, feel free to have a look at the photos. It’s my eternal love blanket www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1179031941/

Ah it’s lovely isn’t it. The pattern is by Jo Janes, here is the link to Love Crafts where you can purchase the pattern www.lovecrafts.com/en-gb/p/mum-blanket-crochet-pattern-by-jo-janes

Hi, tapestry crochet can be worked in whatever stitch the pattern calls for. Normally single crochet or half double ☺️

Ahhh have fun ☺️

I weave my ends in as normal, trying to keep the colour weaved in to the same colour so it’s less visible. So weave blue into a blue section etc.😊

Ahh that’s great. Well you could, but I wouldn’t advise it, you would have hundreds of ends to sew in.

You’re welcome, I’m so glad it has helped you😊

Glad you enjoyed it!

Ah thank you very much, I’m glad you found this useful ☺️

Ah thank you so much, I’m glad you liked it ☺️