Thank you so much for doing these type of videos!! I'm learning how to crochet and don't know how to read patterns but your videos have been so helpful to me :-)
Kind of but from what I’ve seen an invisible decrease is when you go through the front loop of one stitch and the back loop of the next. You do your single crochet as if you just went through one stitch
I've seen somewhere that they begin each new sc by inserting into the last stitch created and not the next one. I was wondering why they did that? Is it to make the work more tight and thick?
Hope you enjoyed this tutorial! 😀
this video saved me from going insane on my current project lmao thank you so much this is so clear
Loved it! Short, sweet and informative.
Thank you so much for doing these type of videos!! I'm learning how to crochet and don't know how to read patterns but your videos have been so helpful to me :-)
Omg thank you this is super helpful and easy to follow
So clear and helpful, thanks!
Omg you are so helpful you just saved my crochet projects
This video really helped me. Thanks😀
so its a invisible decrease
Kind of but from what I’ve seen an invisible decrease is when you go through the front loop of one stitch and the back loop of the next. You do your single crochet as if you just went through one stitch
It is a decrease crochet not invisible decrease i think
Thank you so much! your a talented instructor!, I have never seen a tutorial video so clear😊
thank you so much
Very quick and practical, thanks!
Is this the same as a decrease?
I've seen somewhere that they begin each new sc by inserting into the last stitch created and not the next one. I was wondering why they did that? Is it to make the work more tight and thick?
thank you!
So that’s the same as a decrease correct?
Where did you get that hook from?
How do I start it?
Depends on what you want to make.