Crochet Snowflake Ornament | Easy Step-by-Step Tutorial!
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- This is a tutorial on how to crochet easy crochet snowflake ornament, which I called Frosty Star Snowflake. Easy step by step instructions will allow you to crochet it on your own. It's beginner friendly. I'm using US Terms.
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Me again Kate, just like everything you create, this snowflake is gorgeous, as you are.
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Oh. So we're saying where we're from? Deena, here, from Washington state. After slip stitching to make the loop & chaining 1, after making 12 single crochets into the loop, when you say to slip stitch into the first stitch "we" made, are you talking about the chain 1 stitch or the first out of the 12 single crochets? Because technically, the chain one would be the first stitch made, no? Please help! And, if you don't mind, how is it you are able to keep your stitches so straight & uniformed? Its as if you really almost don't have to starch your projects. I'd like to be able to do that. Thank you show much for sharing your talent with us.
Hi Deena! As I mentioned in another comment, the first stitch would be the single crochet, as the one chain doesn't count. Keeping stitches straight is mostly the matter of practice and keeping the right tension. That said, I always block and starch lacy projects like this! It doesn't look good without such treatment, no matter what :) Thank you for following my tutorials ❤️
Hi, why aren‘t you doing the stitches symmetrically? Is there a special reason? E.g. 3dc 1 picot 2dc instead of 3 in the 4th row and also in the following row it is not symmetrical? I love your patterns but this is what I wonder. Thanks regards Ingrid
hi Ingrid! in this particular case the third double crochet is the "middle" one, on top of which the picot sits. Of course, if you like it better with three and three, go for it!