How to Prevent Tangles While Doing Tapestry Crochet
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In this tutorial, I go into my method of preventing tangles while doing tapestry crochet. I've been using this method for a while now and have found that it works perfectly for me. For more free tutorials, and for free tapestry crochet patterns, check out AllTapestryCrochet.com.
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You explain things very well. I always find it helpful to know WHY I am doing something, and to understand the basics, so I love that you get so detailed...thanks!
would love another video explaining this and showing more stitches, just really do like at least half a row so we can really see it in action. thank you for this video!
Thank you so much for your excellent explanation of this technique, as well as on your other beginner videos. Very helpful!
I wish ihad seen yourtutorial before i crocheted my tapestry bag, got a lot of tangling which made the process not a pleasant one. Nevertheless I´m glad I know how to do things right now, gonna be be useful for my next project
loved the tutorial.Wished you would of talked thru it...I'm on a mobile, when you speed up video, it blurs the words...love that you are showing these videos on tapestry..thank you!
Thanks a lot! You saved my life! Now I have not tangles.
I am so happy 👌👌 very good 🌹🌹
This was so helpful! Thank you!!
Wow, four colour ? Really?
3 colour is already hard enough for me
I'm doing a 5 colors for my latest project, after only doing a bicolor one before that. At first they looked awful and I got really frustrated...but as time goes by I get used to it and they started to look okay.
BTW, looking at your name, I'm pretty sure you are my fellow Indonesian, so...hello there! 👋🏻😄🇮🇩
that 's a very helpful video.thanks
I tried your method and Yahoo, no tangles. Thanks for the tip
Thank You for the Tip :) A Need To Know !!
Very helpful video to make a bak, thank you so much.
Thanks! You're a life saver!
Rebecca, all your videos and all the written tutorials on your blog are amazing! I have always wanted to do this kind of crochet but never knew how, and never thought I could do it even if I did know, but you explain things so clearly that I am rethinking my position. Thank you so much for offering all these resources, and all for free! I just have one question: do you know of any resources about finishing off? I have no idea what to do with all those threads, especially without a big block of color in which to weave them! Help, please!
Leah Vesonder I use an invisible join for the last stitch (Google it), then weave in each end individually. If the pattern allows, and the join will be somewhere that's not too visible, I may drop one color a few stitches early, where it's closer to stitches in that color. But usually I weave one or two colors through the body of the stitches from the previous round, so all the tails aren't in the same place.
Hi there! I notice that you are yarning over when pulling up a loop but yarning under when pulling through your loops. Does this help to conceal the yarn that you are carrying?
Very helpful. Thank you.
Very helpful! Thanks!
Thank you for your video. I was wondering Rebecca, can you use individual bobbins with tapestry crochet? Would it be easier? and cause less carrying of the yarn? I would love to know what you think on this. I am loving all of your videos.They are the best I have found so far. You explain everything perfectly!! Thanks in advance ♥♥ Kimi
Hi Kimi! Bobbins would definitely make the job easier and may create more consistency in your stitches, since you can crochet longer without having to stop. However, if by "individual bobbins" you mean using the bobbins only on the rounds that have that color and then cutting the yarn off when you don't need it, that might not be ideal. Let me explain why. Let's say you're doing a pattern of colorful flower on top of a long stem. For the first however many rounds, you'd just be using two colors: green for the stem, and let's say white for the background. But then when you get to the colorful petals, you have to use 6 colors. There's going to be a noticeable difference from the rounds where you only used 2 colors and the rounds where you used 6 colors. The more colors you use, the taller the stitches are going to have to be to cover up the carried yarn. And of course, the stitches would be thicker, as well. With only two colors, the stitches would be shorter and less thick. So in general, there would be less consistency in the size of the stitches. Also, take this white and green cactus pillow for example www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/tapestry-crochet-pillow-cactus If you look closely, you'll notice that in the rounds where they didn't need the green yarn for the pattern, they left the green yarn out completely. Those rounds where they left the green out is noticeably more white than in the round where they're carrying green behind the white. It's another way for inconsistency in the appearance to occur. And of course, if you wanted to cut off yarn when you're done using it for a while and then have to bring it back in again later when you're ready to use it, depending on how you do it, there may be a lot more weaving in of ends to do once you're done. But I suppose if you're making a really intricate graphghan or something like that, that requires many, many colors, using bobbins might be the more practical choice. That's my very long and very thorough answer for you :) I hope it makes sense.
Wow Rebecca!! Thank you for explaining this all to me. It all made perfect sense to me. You have thought of everything...Thank you so much. I now know not to waste my time on the bobbins. Sorry to address these questions here, but I was wondering, how do you guesstimate how much yarn you will need for a bag? How much yarn did this gorgeous bag take to create? Many thanks again for taking the time to respond to my questions. ♥♥ ~Kimi~
Kimi Blundell , so sorry for the late response! I just now saw this comment. I don't know how I missed it. To be honest, I'm pretty bad at guesstimating. For this bag, the yarn you see there in the video is pretty much the perfect amount I needed. About 4 skeins (one of each color - and actually the white yarn came in a one-pound bundle, but I used a very small portion of it). It definitely depends though on how many colors you're using, and on how much you use each color. For example, in the bag above I used all four colors pretty evenly. But if I had used a pattern that was 75% white and 25% black, I would have to buy more white yarn and would probably be able to get away with less black. I would say, for a bag of this size you should be at least 4 skeins and then depending on the color, scheme, try to determine how many of each color you should buy. I have a bad history of running out of yarn, though, so I should probably say you should stay on the safe side and buy more than you think you need. And then if you have leftovers, you can easily make a colorful, eclectic bag with tapestry crochet techniques :)
Hi Rebecca, Many thanks for getting back to me and many thanks for your time and patience with all my dumb questions. I am trying to learn as much about this form of crochet as I can. I am yet to attempt it. Guess I just have to stop procrastinating about it and jump right in. I greatly appreciate all your videos. I have learnt a great deal from you. Thanks Kimi xx
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thank you for the video your amazing :)
Aww, thank you so much Neana!!
Great tips thanks
Thank you so much
Thank you
Hi, I just wanted to know if this pattern is on your website?
Hi Rebecca, can you tell me where do I find the pattern for this pls? Very nice job.
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Can you change a round tapestry pattern to a flat
very nice and I would like to see how it is started if possible thank you for sharing
Janu a She has a great series on making the bases! Check her channel. :)
Jalnu a 2
Thank you. I'll try that. Please can you tell me why I keep getting loops in front of some of the colour? I can't post a photo here but for example I'm workibg with yellow, orange & pink, the pattern makes a pink triangle & I'm using orange just before some part of the triangle & just where I'm changing colour from orange to pink, there's a loop of orange showing?? Sorry it sounds complicated but a photo would clarify this. Thank you 😊
same!!!!! I dont know what it is.
@@Goldenretriever-k8m it's very annoying, I've tried many things to prevent it but it's not possible.
how many CM is the base
So when doing tapestry yarn you carry each color along?
sweety, what you are calling tapestry is actually mochila. 😉
Going threw both loops is tapestry.
Going threw back loop only is mochila.
It's all really considered Tapestry but Mochila is bl only. It's no biggie lol
Hi girls, i'm from argentina and i can tell you "mochila" is the spanish word for backpack. Are you sure it's udes also for naming this tecniche??
mochila is the spanish word we use for backpack in argentina and tapestry is the tecnique she´s crocheting
Stephanie McConnon
Hola me ayudarias hacer una boina con guarda pampa?
esta precioso pero quiero verlo como se inicia qracias
lindo quero aprender.
How do you get the inside to look the same as the outside?
Susan Monk You could try crocheting through both loops instead of just the back loop. I'm not sure how much it would change the appearance of the front.
lindos.
Hi great video but how do you crochet the Base?
Hi Tina! I have crochet-along style videos for bases. One of this base, and one of another base.
This base: ruclips.net/video/MzyFNsWr6Uc/видео.html
Snowflake base: ruclips.net/video/4pkNfHeCTX0/видео.html
Also, I'm currently in the process of making a video that goes that explains in depth the general pattern/process for making these tapestry crochet bases. It should be available within the next few days :)
Hi thanks for answering. I noticed the Base video just after I sent the message. I have crocheted for over 60 years and was looking for something more challenging than doilies. I think this fits the bill. Looking forward to more of your videos.
Tina Pout Wow, 60 years? That's impressive! I think you're going to love tapestry crochet. It's not too challenging, but it really is quite a bit different from regular crocheting. I just uploaded that video, by the way, on the actual process of how to make these bases. I hope you find it to be helpful. Best of luck to you, Tina!
Tina Pout 60 years is very big time.
Hi Rebecca I was wondering is there a yarn that works better with this type of crochet
Hi Whitney! Really, you can use any kind of yarn for tapestry crochet. The only thing I would shy away from is yarn that has too much stretch, or that is too loosely spun. I talk a little bit about how to choose a good yarn in the following video: ruclips.net/video/AK871UWvVhU/видео.html And, I also just did a review of a cotton yarn that might be helpful in understanding what factors of yarn are important to take into consideration when looking for a good tapestry crochet yarn: alltapestrycrochet.com/my-review-of-lion-brands-247-cotton-yarn/
Me gustaría tenerlo pero q el patrón no le explicar en español
se tupio la profe,
Hola cómo estás me parece que tratas de imitar la mochila en su elaboración y falta mucho pero creo que vas bien claro no sabes tomar la aguja
Ella en el video lo que está haciendo es enseñando a prevenir enredos en la técnica del tapestry. A mi me fue de mucha utilidad. Todo el tiempo me la pasaba desenredando lanas y con esta técnica la cosa mejoró muchísimo.
Sorry too much talking.