I like the wattle C2C stitch but would have never thought to make a strap with it! Thank you! Just one thing that I wished all designers would do, and I haven't found a single one who does, is to stretch out the bag strap on camera, so we can see how much it will stretch.
So I had to check the stretching parameter after your comment. I measured a strap I made for my yoga mat, and already used it a few times. It added about 10% more to the length after using.
This is the best tutorial I've seen for the CtoC technique! No distraction, no unnecessary introduction about yarn content or brand. Thank you!
I like the wattle C2C stitch but would have never thought to make a strap with it! Thank you!
Just one thing that I wished all designers would do, and I haven't found a single one who does, is to stretch out the bag strap on camera, so we can see how much it will stretch.
I haven't thought about it, and you are right! The stretching is an important factor... I'll keep that in mind :)
Thank you for bringing it up!
So I had to check the stretching parameter after your comment.
I measured a strap I made for my yoga mat, and already used it a few times.
It added about 10% more to the length after using.
@@madebygootie 10%! That's not bad! Thank you for checking.