Thank you for your time in making this very helpful tutorial for the "prep border" for c2c projects. It has been very helpful and informative and has given me another option for stitching a prep border as my old way has questionable results. Thank you again and I look forward to checking out some of your other tutorials.
I’m happy to see I’m not the only one who does a C2C “foundation” border like this! Personally I do chain 3 in the corners, but it looks pleasing either way! Thanks for sharing! Happy to have stumbled upon your channel, I’m eager to watch the rest of your videos 😊
Nancy Strand this one doesn’t have the extra at the end on starting the wave border that you asked for, the one with your name does, I tried to email it but the video was too big x
How do you get your sides all straight? I get bumps on the side I decrease. Also do you think this would work just as a border for like a scarf and not add another border? What type of border would you add after this one?
Debbie Renier i will be filming how i do my c2c this year, it may be how you decrease. U can leave it as your border if u like it, on a scarf i would try to keep the borders simple, but if you wanted a bit of flair you could add a wave border (in my video list)
U can do either. I prefer the ch2 as it keeps the gaps small like the gaps inbetween the blocks. Can do ch3 tho i wanted a looser look. Personal preference try them both and see which one u like
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Thank you for your time in making this very helpful tutorial for the "prep border" for c2c projects. It has been very helpful and informative and has given me another option for stitching a prep border as my old way has questionable results. Thank you again and I look forward to checking out some of your other tutorials.
I’m happy to see I’m not the only one who does a C2C “foundation” border like this! Personally I do chain 3 in the corners, but it looks pleasing either way! Thanks for sharing! Happy to have stumbled upon your channel, I’m eager to watch the rest of your videos 😊
Thank you for this very easy to follow video.
Thank you again, happy crocheting
Love your video...esp corners.
Great tutorial
Thank you, looks great
Great teacher
Anyone could follow this!
Thank you.why did you make the other prep tutorial with my name on the tutorial?
Nancy Strand this one doesn’t have the extra at the end on starting the wave border that you asked for, the one with your name does, I tried to email it but the video was too big x
Gracias por enzeñar pero que pena no enzeña a tejer la carpera para mi es nuevo me gustaria aprender gracias
Does that work for a dc border as well ?
It will help you add any border you like doesn’t need to be fancy :)
How do you get your sides all straight? I get bumps on the side I decrease. Also do you think this would work just as a border for like a scarf and not add another border? What type of border would you add after this one?
Debbie Renier i will be filming how i do my c2c this year, it may be how you decrease. U can leave it as your border if u like it, on a scarf i would try to keep the borders simple, but if you wanted a bit of flair you could add a wave border (in my video list)
U can use any border you wanted on this prep border 😊
Thank you so much
Thank you
Thought you were doing chain 2 between blocks ?
U can do either. I prefer the ch2 as it keeps the gaps small like the gaps inbetween the blocks. Can do ch3 tho i wanted a looser look. Personal preference try them both and see which one u like