I've watched quite a lot of crochet tutorials now and have noticed that some people can be very rude. I think it says more about those individuals though and doesn't take anything away from the video itself.
Everyone has their own ways and techniques in doing THINGS. I'm doing a lot of crocheting crocheting and do what is easier for me. Surely appreciate others knowledge and ways, seeing their own tricks were amazing, but I certainly won't compare to myself or anyone else. Happy crocheting to all ❤
Thank god its not just me. I HATE back bumps - no matter how I do my chain they always end up a tight, angry mess - single foundation stitches are a pain and aren't that secure....I've just given up and crochet an edging on after. This is so clever though, I just love it. What is it with the whingers tho? Just....if you don't like it, shut up and go elsewhere 🙄
Every person that crochets has a style of their own. If the end result is a piece that you are happy with, then your style works for you. If we didn’t have creative thinkers we wouldn’t have all the beautiful stitches and patterns that are out there to play with
Naaaaaaah, you just made it so much easier! OMG ❤ and I LOVE the way you do your videos, no bunch of unnecessary talking, showing how to do it calmly.. you just made my life easier, I appreciate it A LOT
So can you use it in every beginning when you chain? I was thinking about using it for my beginning chain in tunisian crochet. Might possibly help with the tunisian curling problem.
@@smokeykitty6023 of course you can...that is the only way I do chains for my projects. Some people call it the long tail chain. A very neat start and also makes the counting way easier.
@@anitadeclerck6000 perdona, yo no soy experta ¿si hago esa forma para iniciar una labor, dónde "pincho" después la aguja para hacer la siguiente vuelta? Con la cadeneta simplemente pincho en el bucle de la parte de atrás. Gracias.
If there is anybody else new to crocheting and doesn't know what's happening, leave me a comment and hang out in my corner, so I don't feel alone here😂😂
The video is suggesting a new technique for the foundation chain in the beginning of most of the projects .. but it is not very important in your learning journey
@@Kristina-mm9ih I started learning crochet a few months ago and I must say that this new technique she is teaching is much better for me. The challenge for me (before) was to know exactly where I should work after the foundation. I used to lose one or other stitch before, but with this new technique I nailed it! 😁 Hope my English was enough to explain 🙈
@martarabello5560 That is what's happening to me. I am brand new to crocheting. Mainly, when I get finished with the chain, then go into an SC, it does not look like the demonstrators.
Oh! This is awesome!! It occurs to me this is a PERFECT way to make simple cords for festival bags-and I don’t think it will stretch! It just so happens I have a stack of festival bags that need straps, so I’m going to play with this. Also, it would be a perfect way to start out anything like tank tops, where you end up with edges where you started with a chain-it’s basically going to make an I-cord edge to launch from rather than a basic chain, and will give edges a professional finish from the beginning rather than having to go back and add something at the end. Brilliant!!
I suppose you could use a spare length of yarn, maybe from the other end of the ball. I know it might be fiddly for the first stitch or two but then you could make it as long as you like. I’m mostly definitely going to practice this. It will make a great beginning for several different projects.
Yo no estoy tan segura de usar la longitud del proyecto, puesto que te vas comiendo ese largo con cada lazada que haces, entonces... cómo hacer el cálculo de la hebra que necesitas para el largo que necesitas? Pero está genial, gracias por el vídeo 😊
Here's how knitters determine how much yarn we need for a long tail cast on, which should apply to this foundation stitch technique. Wrap your yarn around the shank of your needle 10 times. Then unravel and measure. That's the amount of yarn you need to create 10 stitches. Then you just need to do the math to determine the length you need for the amount of stitches your project calls for. Measure that out from the end, plus about 6 inches (15 cm) - or however much you usually allow. That's where you put your slip knot Or...you can crochet 10 chain stitches, mark the end, then unravel to measure and do the math to get the necessary length.
The cast on you say is wrong, isn’t wrong, people have preferences. No right or wrong, just a different way. So please don’t tell bethose just learning, that they are wrong. Crochet is confusing enough.
@@TheGizardean I’m not worked up about it, I just don’t want others just starting out, to think they have to do things a certain way. I’ve seen so many cast on, magic circles and been asked to show people because they find the videos confusing. Think I’ll do a few granny squares now. Best wishes.
Is. This how you start all your single crochet rows can you show how you begin the second row n where to put the crochet hook. It certainly loos so nice and has clean edges and straight stitches. Nice job thanks for sharing this option I love it.
@@tinkerbellsdesignsuk2982 is this also called Foundation Chain .. it’s for the first row ? It’s so neat and makes a beautiful edge. If you may know, thank you.
This looks nice and may be easy for the starting row. When you start the second row if you do single crochets is it not wider at the bottom than the second row? No criticism just trying to figure it out. I'm not to good at these things. Thank you to anyone who can answer.
This is an instant follow! I‘ve been crocheting for decades and never before saw this. It’s absolutely perfect, and u can make the second row either sideways, ridgelike or sort of hidden, depending on the look u want to create. Brilliant, thank you so much! ❤
Thank you for this tutorial. This gives me a better beginning that will be easier than trying to get even single crochets along the beginning chain. However, can you please show the ease of beginning the second row? Thank you for sharing your knowledge with those who appreciate you for sharing your expertise. 🙌🏾
Intriguing! Thank you for sharing this. At first I thought “why make something that’s so simple unnecessarily complicated?” THEN, I watched…and it actually is a valuable stitch for my arsenal-and I’ve got a lot, I’ve been crocheting for 35 yrs. Lol!! I am saving this video and will practice this to keep it memory for when I need it. I may just start using it all of the time. Thank you for taking the time to make the video!!❤❤❤
Yes I think so. It would be a good way to incorporate two yarns for a heavier stable foundation chain for a large blanket or other heavier garment like a coat or poncho. Take the basic idea and run with it.😅
This is an awesome tip. I've seen this done before on another channel but forgot where and what channel 😅. Now I can save this tip in my crotchet folder and never lose it. It would work great as a cord for the baby dress I'm working on. Thank you so much!❤❤
Brilliant, self taught and always looking for ways to improve. Nice neat foundaton chain, will be trying this on my next project. Love the silence of this video, no one repeating "yarn over, pull thru hook" endlessly. Thank you 😊
This chain is a lot cleaner looking. But I wish there was a commentary with it instead of music. I don’t learn very well just by reading patterns and to me this video was similar. I dunno, I just do a lot better when there is verbal communication along with the act itself.
The first example is a traditional chain stitch. The second example, where the “tail” of the yarn is used to produce the stitches is not a conventional “chain stitch” at all. It looks more like a “foundation chain,” where one works the foundation row, the chain, and the next row at the same time. It’s a pretty piece of work but I’d never get used to wrapping the yarn the “wrong way” on my hook.
@@chplvr1328 not that hard for *some* people. For instance, I can put make up on in a mirror but to ask me to put curlers in my hair while looking in a mirror is impossible. My brain literally cannot make sense of what I’m seeing vs. what I’m trying to do.
This was great! I've seen a few versions of this and it was the first one that I really 'got,' I think because of showing the two alternatives ahead of the suggested technique. Thank you!! From the USA.
good for the cords of hoodies (which i happen to be right about to make! the cord part, not the hoodie) a simple chain as a cord would have made me nervous. this is cool. thank you.
i love this stitch. i use heavy duty nylon thread (not cotton or acrylic) i've used it for many projects: 1. a cord for around the waist of joseph and mary for my nativity scene. 2. cord for hanging plants in my patio. 3. I make small ones and use as zipper tabs for my suitcase to identify my main compartment from all the other sections of my suitcase. also a thick one to identify my suitcase in airport.
I agree, I only ever used this to make cords. It makes such a beautiful foundation chain I will do this next time. The trick is knowing how far down to make the slip knot (how long the tail is) for your amount of stitches. 👍
@@chateauBoudreau this is what I was wondering the whole time. I’m new at this. Making blankets I’d have to make sure I have a super long tail and know the measurement of the width. So instead of doing a single crochet on the chain you do this instead?
@@Warrior_him07 Try using the tail from another ball, or the other tail of the same ball. It would be one extra tail to work in but you might find that's a lot less bother than working out how long a tail you need or running out of tail and starting over. Especially if you're just itching to get started on something! :-) I saw one person mention that it's very pretty when the tail is another colour so if your blankets have more than one colour you might like effect for that too.
thank you ! this video came up on my random feed as I'm looking for a baby blanket pattern. I'm starting it today, I think this stitch will be more solid and sturdy than a regular chain.
Interesting. I've always gone the usual route of chain then sc, but I will definitely try this out. Thank you for sharing this technique and for a pleasantly quiet video.😊
I have used this to make small bag straps! With yarn held double. The video I saw this technique on called it an i-cord. Whatever it’s called it’s extremely useful.
This looks fantastic! To measure the yarn in advance, I'm thinking I'll stitch 10 first, then measure how much that took and do the math from there to get what's needed. Easy! Thank you for this!
This gives it such a nice straight edge. Unfortunately I have to do a 65 x 90 inch blanket so don’t know how i would figure out the amount of yarn needed on the other end
@@Bikergirl_40 I guess that if you know the measurement that you need, as you do for your blanket, you could make a sample piece, say 10cm, from a measured "tail". Then measure how much you used for your sample length. You’d then be able to calculate how much you will need for your blanket. If a pattern needs 108 chains, then I suppose you could make a sample length of 20 chains, again measuring how much of the tail has been used for the 20 chains and then calculate how much would be required. Would that work, it’s a chain sample rather than a square for a gauge?
I'm chiming in a little late, but if you know how many stitches you're going to chain, you can wrap the yarn around the hook that many times and add about 6in for a tail. So if I needed 100, I would wrap around 20 times and then fold it over on itself 5 times to get the length of 100, and add 6in or so for my tail
So wonderful your technique ! Simple and effective. I saw another way to do the first career, but your way is much better. Thank you very much. From Brazil🇧🇷
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Muchas gracias por tu idea. Una pregunta, me parece a mi que lo que haces es como un cordón?
Es una cadena básica?
Thanks. Best foundation stitch ever 👍🏻🙏🏻. Makes small tubes perfect!
Thank you ♥️💞
Everyone so rude. Appreciate the creator’s work or can you do better? I didn’t think so. This was a great idea and I love and appreciate it.
Agree!
Haven't seen any rude comments ... everyone is thanking the creator...
They have been deleted now and rightly so.
I've watched quite a lot of crochet tutorials now and have noticed that some people can be very rude. I think it says more about those individuals though and doesn't take anything away from the video itself.
Everyone has their own ways and techniques in doing THINGS. I'm doing a lot of crocheting crocheting and do what is easier for me. Surely appreciate others knowledge and ways, seeing their own tricks were amazing, but I certainly won't compare to myself or anyone else. Happy crocheting to all ❤
MUCH Easier than the single crochet foundation row with spaces and chains ⛓️ Thank You so much. Easier & Beautiful!
Thank god its not just me. I HATE back bumps - no matter how I do my chain they always end up a tight, angry mess - single foundation stitches are a pain and aren't that secure....I've just given up and crochet an edging on after. This is so clever though, I just love it.
What is it with the whingers tho? Just....if you don't like it, shut up and go elsewhere 🙄
@@randomhumanoidblob4506 Nasty people who were not taught "If you don't have anything nice to say," STFU!
Every person that crochets has a style of their own. If the end result is a piece that you are happy with, then your style works for you. If we didn’t have creative thinkers we wouldn’t have all the beautiful stitches and patterns that are out there to play with
Naaaaaaah, you just made it so much easier! OMG ❤ and I LOVE the way you do your videos, no bunch of unnecessary talking, showing how to do it calmly.. you just made my life easier, I appreciate it A LOT
Thanks 🥰
This is called the I-cord and I use it a lot! Saw this long ago, and now it is becoming very popular. Quite handy.
I use the I-cord to make cat toys. But either way is correct to start a project
So can you use it in every beginning when you chain? I was thinking about using it for my beginning chain in tunisian crochet. Might possibly help with the tunisian curling problem.
@@smokeykitty6023 of course you can...that is the only way I do chains for my projects. Some people call it the long tail chain. A very neat start and also makes the counting way easier.
@@anitadeclerck6000 perdona, yo no soy experta ¿si hago esa forma para iniciar una labor, dónde "pincho" después la aguja para hacer la siguiente vuelta? Con la cadeneta simplemente pincho en el bucle de la parte de atrás. Gracias.
@@lana8626 I am so sorry dear, I cannot understand your language, and I don't see a translate option.
If there is anybody else new to crocheting and doesn't know what's happening, leave me a comment and hang out in my corner, so I don't feel alone here😂😂
Me and u girly pop I have no idea what is happening
The video is suggesting a new technique for the foundation chain in the beginning of most of the projects .. but it is not very important in your learning journey
@@rooree1724 Thank you so much!
@@Kristina-mm9ih I started learning crochet a few months ago and I must say that this new technique she is teaching is much better for me. The challenge for me (before) was to know exactly where I should work after the foundation. I used to lose one or other stitch before, but with this new technique I nailed it! 😁 Hope my English was enough to explain 🙈
@martarabello5560 That is what's happening to me. I am brand new to crocheting. Mainly, when I get finished with the chain, then go into an SC, it does not look like the demonstrators.
Learn something new all the time and i been crocheting for years
I always shy away from patterns calling for a long foundation chain. This looks so much easier to distinguish each stitch! I love it! Thsnks
@@CaraPfundston 1000% agree!
Отличная идея! Красиво, край изделия ровный и не вытягивается! Спасибо огромное за МК! Удачи и успехов!
Oh! This is awesome!! It occurs to me this is a PERFECT way to make simple cords for festival bags-and I don’t think it will stretch! It just so happens I have a stack of festival bags that need straps, so I’m going to play with this. Also, it would be a perfect way to start out anything like tank tops, where you end up with edges where you started with a chain-it’s basically going to make an I-cord edge to launch from rather than a basic chain, and will give edges a professional finish from the beginning rather than having to go back and add something at the end. Brilliant!!
Thank you exactly 🙋
@@crochetknitstitches8303 It definitely makes the edge look 100% better!
Thank you so much! I love the look of this. I will try it next project.
Wow! Therefore one should measure the length of project before starting the count of stitches. This is brilliant. Thank you so much!
I suppose you could use a spare length of yarn, maybe from the other end of the ball. I know it might be fiddly for the first stitch or two but then you could make it as long as you like. I’m mostly definitely going to practice this. It will make a great beginning for several different projects.
Yo no estoy tan segura de usar la longitud del proyecto, puesto que te vas comiendo ese largo con cada lazada que haces, entonces... cómo hacer el cálculo de la hebra que necesitas para el largo que necesitas? Pero está genial, gracias por el vídeo 😊
@@Ninacat4379do a sample piece then undo it and measure how much yarn you used then you will know the answer to your question,,,
Here's how knitters determine how much yarn we need for a long tail cast on, which should apply to this foundation stitch technique. Wrap your yarn around the shank of your needle 10 times. Then unravel and measure. That's the amount of yarn you need to create 10 stitches. Then you just need to do the math to determine the length you need for the amount of stitches your project calls for. Measure that out from the end, plus about 6 inches (15 cm) - or however much you usually allow. That's where you put your slip knot
Or...you can crochet 10 chain stitches, mark the end, then unravel to measure and do the math to get the necessary length.
Use 2 rolls of thread of the same color
The cast on you say is wrong, isn’t wrong, people have preferences. No right or wrong, just a different way. So please don’t tell bethose just learning, that they are wrong. Crochet is confusing enough.
Where she say it is wrong? I don’t see that anywhere. 🤦🏼♀️
It's "said" on the thumbnail for the whole video by putting a red X over the regular chain and a green ✔️ over this version.
@@Neerod49 it’s not anything to get worked up for. 🥰
@@TheGizardean I’m not worked up about it, I just don’t want others just starting out, to think they have to do things a certain way. I’ve seen so many cast on, magic circles and been asked to show people because they find the videos confusing. Think I’ll do a few granny squares now. Best wishes.
@ god bless
Is. This how you start all your single crochet rows can you show how you begin the second row n where to put the crochet hook. It certainly loos so nice and has clean edges and straight stitches. Nice job thanks for sharing this option I love it.
Feito assim, seria um crochê 3D??? Perfeito…mas é a continuação do trabalho, como fazer? 🧶🪡👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
To continue the next row, you chain 1, then start crocheting into the second stitch from the hook. :)
@@tinkerbellsdesignsuk2982 is this also called Foundation Chain .. it’s for the first row ? It’s so neat and makes a beautiful edge. If you may know, thank you.
ruclips.net/video/5vafiSfgefQ/видео.htmlsi=c2k4ureyAjCSvETC👈🏼
This looks nice and may be easy for the starting row. When you start the second row if you do single crochets is it not wider at the bottom than the second row? No criticism just trying to figure it out. I'm not to good at these things. Thank you to anyone who can answer.
This is an instant follow! I‘ve been crocheting for decades and never before saw this. It’s absolutely perfect, and u can make the second row either sideways, ridgelike or sort of hidden, depending on the look u want to create. Brilliant, thank you so much! ❤
This never worked for me before. Realised have been wrapping the wrong way. Watching your video made sense. Thanks for posting
It’s a beautiful stitch, a very nice foundation row. I’d be constantly doing yarn over just from muscle memory.
I’m starting to learn how the crochet and this is so helpful, even the “wrong” method.
it's not wrong, both are correct, the second one just seems easier and prettier if you need to crochet every single loop
Thank you for this tutorial. This gives me a better beginning that will be easier than trying to get even single crochets along the beginning chain. However, can you please show the ease of beginning the second row?
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with those who appreciate you for sharing your expertise. 🙌🏾
Yes I will post next video
@@crochetknitstitches8303 looking forward to the video
Intriguing! Thank you for sharing this. At first I thought “why make something that’s so simple unnecessarily complicated?” THEN, I watched…and it actually is a valuable stitch for my arsenal-and I’ve got a lot, I’ve been crocheting for 35 yrs. Lol!! I am saving this video and will practice this to keep it memory for when I need it. I may just start using it all of the time. Thank you for taking the time to make the video!!❤❤❤
I'm glad you liked it, thank you
@@crochetknitstitches8303 mas, e quando vai fazer uma blusinha, como saber a quantidade de linha? Telma Alves
Okay...this is a game changer. Thank you!
This is great! So much easier and nicer looking than crocheting into the back loops on a second row. Going to try this!
OMG this makes making a single crochet foundation chain SO much easier!!!!!!! Thank you so much! And it’s stretchy.
Thank you very much
this will be so great in place of long chains with fine thread!
Yes I think so. It would be a good way to incorporate two yarns for a heavier stable foundation chain for a large blanket or other heavier garment like a coat or poncho. Take the basic idea and run with it.😅
I need to try this way. It seems to make a more even foundation. Thank you for sharing.
It is pretty when you use 2 different color yarns also🙂
Great suggestion.❤
Oh like if u hold 2 together & do this? I'm confused how it would work if not 2 2gether,lol!
This is an awesome tip. I've seen this done before on another channel but forgot where and what channel 😅. Now I can save this tip in my crotchet folder and never lose it. It would work great as a cord for the baby dress I'm working on. Thank you so much!❤❤
Obrigada por passar o que sabe, fazia de forma complicada, sempre faço trabalho que precisa de roloter , este é fácil e rápido. Deus lhe pague.
i love this way too, it's so easier when working back into the chain and also neater, ive never looked back since discovering this technique!
Ohhh I’m going to try this it looks so nice an edge - thank you for showing us
Wonderful! So neat and stirdy. I will definitely be trying this in my next project. Thanks for sharing this video.
Brilliant, self taught and always looking for ways to improve. Nice neat foundaton chain, will be trying this on my next project. Love the silence of this video, no one repeating "yarn over, pull thru hook" endlessly. Thank you 😊
Столько лет вяжу крючком т нигде ни разу не видела такой потрясающей техники набора.
ПРОСТО ШЕДЕВР
СПАСИБО ЗА ЩЕДРОСТЬ!!!
Ай пи корд! Лет 60 так набираю.
@@НатальяИванова-х2т9ф Что можно вязать при таком наборе?
@@LauraKovalli ésto lo uso para hacer cordones. No para inicio de una prenda.
@@estelasanchezlopez731si lo usas para iniciar, dónde pinchar para hacer la segunda vuelta?
Como.calcular a medida do fio dobrado???❤
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I just tried this method and it's a game changer. I love it. Thank you for the video.
Merci beaucoup de partager ! Bonne journée 😊🌷
Thankyou so much! YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH EASIER YOU JUST MADE MY LIFE! i was STRUGGLING with the normal technique.... this is the greatest!
This makes a lovely foundation row! Ty
This chain is a lot cleaner looking. But I wish there was a commentary with it instead of music. I don’t learn very well just by reading patterns and to me this video was similar. I dunno, I just do a lot better when there is verbal communication along with the act itself.
I suggest you slow down the video
The first example is a traditional chain stitch. The second example, where the “tail” of the yarn is used to produce the stitches is not a conventional “chain stitch” at all. It looks more like a “foundation chain,” where one works the foundation row, the chain, and the next row at the same time. It’s a pretty piece of work but I’d never get used to wrapping the yarn the “wrong way” on my hook.
@@LilRoseMadder Not that hard.
@@chplvr1328 not that hard for *some* people. For instance, I can put make up on in a mirror but to ask me to put curlers in my hair while looking in a mirror is impossible. My brain literally cannot make sense of what I’m seeing vs. what I’m trying to do.
@@LaurenHollowell same here
I love this! It’s so much prettier than just a regular cast on. 🎉 Thank you. 🎉
This was great! I've seen a few versions of this and it was the first one that I really 'got,' I think because of showing the two alternatives ahead of the suggested technique. Thank you!! From the USA.
Здравствуй!!!
Мне очень нравятся твои видео!!! Они простые и ДОБРЫЕ!!!
Успехов и процветания!!!
I start all my crochet projects like this it looks so much neater. Thank you.
Love this it makes foundation chains so much nicer. Thank you!
good for the cords of hoodies (which i happen to be right about to make! the cord part, not the hoodie) a simple chain as a cord would have made me nervous. this is cool. thank you.
For the cord, 2 or 3 layers and two colors of thread would be great.
It looks like a mix between crochet chains and a cast on for knitting. Interesting. I need to remember this.
Thanks for sharing!
i love this stitch. i use heavy duty nylon thread (not cotton or acrylic) i've used it for many projects: 1. a cord for around the waist of joseph and mary for my nativity scene. 2. cord for hanging plants in my patio. 3. I make small ones and use as zipper tabs for my suitcase to identify my main compartment from all the other sections of my suitcase. also a thick one to identify my suitcase in airport.
This looks so much like a foundation single crochet. I need to make one of these and continue the second row. Thank you for sharing. ❤
😮😮😮❤️❤️❤️🤯
DANKE! Soooo EINFACH!
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
¡Precioso queda! Saludos desde Chile Sudamérica ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Adorei a dica
Adorei a ideia. Já apliquei a técnica. Obrigada por ensinar❤
Oh! So you can use the I-cord as a foundation stich? Wow! Never thought of that, thank you so very much ❤❤❤
I agree, I only ever used this to make cords. It makes such a beautiful foundation chain I will do this next time. The trick is knowing how far down to make the slip knot (how long the tail is) for your amount of stitches. 👍
@@chateauBoudreau this is what I was wondering the whole time. I’m new at this. Making blankets I’d have to make sure I have a super long tail and know the measurement of the width. So instead of doing a single crochet on the chain you do this instead?
@@Warrior_him07 Try using the tail from another ball, or the other tail of the same ball. It would be one extra tail to work in but you might find that's a lot less bother than working out how long a tail you need or running out of tail and starting over. Especially if you're just itching to get started on something! :-) I saw one person mention that it's very pretty when the tail is another colour so if your blankets have more than one colour you might like effect for that too.
Yes, I have seen this before and tried it. It is much nicer indeed. Thank you!
Neat, tidy, and straight. Similar to casting on for knitting. I like it! Thank you!
Thanks
I’m going to try this. Looks easier for me. I’ve been trying to find an easier way for foundation. Thank you 😊
I always like new ways to do things. Thanks for sharing your tip. 👍👍❤️
Thanks
Thanks for sharing ❤
thank you ! this video came up on my random feed as I'm looking for a baby blanket pattern. I'm starting it today, I think this stitch will be more solid and sturdy than a regular chain.
Good luck, thank you very much
Awesome,🐑🧶🙏 Thank you
Qué hermosa técnica. Voy a probarla. Gracias por compartir. ❤
I can only agree with all the positive statements, thank you very much!
Thanks it is a great method of making the border line stiff and hence unwavering
I like this technique.
It's truely useful. Thanks. 🤗
شكراا لك مبدعة هكذا الغرز بالصف الأول تكون قويةومتماسكة 🎉🎉🎉👍
I love the well-defined and stronger edge this will provide. Thank you!
Первый способ набора петель классический. А второй способ обычный шнурок
Great job! Love how it looks and thickness gives more unique style.
Мне очень понравилось, иногда необходимо связать шнурок, вот такой будет просто замечательно. Спасибо большое за урок.
Interesting. I've always gone the usual route of chain then sc, but I will definitely try this out. Thank you for sharing this technique and for a pleasantly quiet video.😊
Thanks
Bonsoir!! Je ne connais pas du tout cette méthode!! Merci beaucoup pour le partage et bravo!!!!👏👍❤❤❤❤❤🤗🌹
Been using this for about a month since finding it on another tutorial, makes a sturdy, slightly stretchy foundation row, love it.
Thank you very much, I am glad it was useful to you.
Wow Que bien❤
I have used this to make small bag straps! With yarn held double. The video I saw this technique on called it an i-cord. Whatever it’s called it’s extremely useful.
Это способ вязания шнура.
Точно, а я думаю что - то знакомое. Я так вязала шнурок для пинеток.
Gracias por compartir esta genial la idea. 😊
This looks fantastic! To measure the yarn in advance, I'm thinking I'll stitch 10 first, then measure how much that took and do the math from there to get what's needed. Easy! Thank you for this!
Здорово. Еще один прекрасный способ набора петель. Спасибо❤
Что можно связать в продолжении такого набора?
@@Galina-t9u да все что планируете. Можно заменить начало изделия из воздушных петель таким набором🤗
Awesome 👌
Man lernt sein ganzes Leben lang dazu. Danke
GRACIAS 👍 🙂
Great! I used this today!!
Really good idea! Thanks for sharing this tutorial! 😊
Thank you! Will be a game changer when making the base chain for amigurumi hair
What a clever idea! Thank you for showing this to us.😊
Das ist wunderbar, ich habe es gleich probiert, es gefällt mir sehr. Dankeschön dafür ❤
Thanku thanku!!!! Wowwww Godbless you darling person💗💗💗
I love it so much ❤ Thank you!
So beautiful usefull friend ✅👍❤
Yo sé ganchillo, pero desconocía esa forma de empezar, gracias gracias muy agradecida.❤
Thank you
Itu dibuat untuk tali serut tas 👍
Amei ❤❤❤❤ Perfeito. Obrigada 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
This gives it such a nice straight edge. Unfortunately I have to do a 65 x 90 inch blanket so don’t know how i would figure out the amount of yarn needed on the other end
@@Bikergirl_40 I guess that if you know the measurement that you need, as you do for your blanket, you could make a sample piece, say 10cm, from a measured "tail". Then measure how much you used for your sample length. You’d then be able to calculate how much you will need for your blanket. If a pattern needs 108 chains, then I suppose you could make a sample length of 20 chains, again measuring how much of the tail has been used for the 20 chains and then calculate how much would be required. Would that work, it’s a chain sample rather than a square for a gauge?
@@juliemcintyre8523thanks I’ll try that as I should be starting the blanket tomorrow
I'm chiming in a little late, but if you know how many stitches you're going to chain, you can wrap the yarn around the hook that many times and add about 6in for a tail. So if I needed 100, I would wrap around 20 times and then fold it over on itself 5 times to get the length of 100, and add 6in or so for my tail
tie 2 identical yarn balls together and start to crochet from that knot.
tie 2 identical yarn balls together and start to crochet from that knot.
Que maravilla 👍 me encanta como queda la cadeneta. Gracias por compartir tu conocimiento.
Saludos 🇻🇪
Love it
When you know something, you know it! I could tell, without watching the video, how much I will love this! Great cover photo. TY for that! ❤❤❤.
Thanks
It's pretty cool a new way to chain a foundation row❤
So wonderful your technique ! Simple and effective. I saw another way to do the first career, but your way is much better. Thank you very much. From Brazil🇧🇷