Hi, friends! This is NOT the Crab Stitch but something completely different. Someone left a comment sharing this technique on my hack video about flat tapestry crochet and I'm grateful. This is such a great option when you want the front of your stitches to stay on the same side. Let me know if this is something you'll try! xx
I don't know if I will try it. You do it very well. It is messing with my brain. I think I would just have a bunch of loops and knots. Love that you share your abilities. ♥️☮️🌎🌲
Hello Roz hope your day is going well . As i was watching this tutorial it reminded me of working the stocking stitch in knitting . Which i love so i know i can work your technique in crochet . ❤❤❤❤ Great job. Love seeing my boys just being cool . Have a fantastic day and meows for the boys .
I like the concept of this. I might give it a try just to see how well I can adapt to the feel of the change up and the look of my piece when completed. Great video! ~Joan~ ☺
I wouldn't call this reverse single crochet, because that's already another name for crab stitch. It works great though! I started doing a version of this a few weeks back when I was experimenting with short rows in amigurumi and it drove me CRAZY that it looked different than my neat little stitches in the round. I tried a few different fixes and this was honestly my favorite!
Fantastic! 😀🤗 It’s definitely tough knowing how to describe this. Reverse, backwards, mirroring . I’ve tried to cover it all to help anyone searching for this technique. 💕
Similar concept, yes! And if you place your sc between the v’s instead of the top of the stitch (common in fair isle crochet) it will even look like knitting 💕
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Hi, friends! This is NOT the Crab Stitch but something completely different. Someone left a comment sharing this technique on my hack video about flat tapestry crochet and I'm grateful. This is such a great option when you want the front of your stitches to stay on the same side. Let me know if this is something you'll try! xx
I don't know if I will try it. You do it very well. It is messing with my brain. I think I would just have a bunch of loops and knots. Love that you share your abilities. ♥️☮️🌎🌲
Haha , yeah it’s a bit of a mind bender!
Have a great week, Jennie 💕💕💕
You also! 🌈🌷🦩
Adorable fur babies! Great video, thanks for sharing! Have a wonderful week! 🧶🙂😘❤
Thank you! You too, Tia! ❤️❤️
Hello Roz hope your day is going well . As i was watching this tutorial it reminded me of working the stocking stitch in knitting . Which i love so i know i can work your technique in crochet . ❤❤❤❤ Great job. Love seeing my boys just being cool . Have a fantastic day and meows for the boys .
Yes! Just like knitting 🙌🏻💕
Have a great week, Angela 😽😽 🐶
I like the concept of this. I might give it a try just to see how well I can adapt to the feel of the change up and the look of my piece when completed. Great video! ~Joan~ ☺
Awesome , Joan! Yes, it can definitely come in handy 👍🏻💕
I wouldn't call this reverse single crochet, because that's already another name for crab stitch. It works great though! I started doing a version of this a few weeks back when I was experimenting with short rows in amigurumi and it drove me CRAZY that it looked different than my neat little stitches in the round. I tried a few different fixes and this was honestly my favorite!
Fantastic! 😀🤗
It’s definitely tough knowing how to describe this. Reverse, backwards, mirroring . I’ve tried to cover it all to help anyone searching for this technique. 💕
That's just like the knit and purl stitches in knitting.
Similar concept, yes! And if you place your sc between the v’s instead of the top of the stitch (common in fair isle crochet) it will even look like knitting 💕
Hello love learning this 💕NonnaGrace 🐓
So glad 🤗❤️
I cannot do this!
Have you tried? 💕
@@PlayHookywithMe I'm losing dexerity in my hands thanks to arthritis.