Hi friends, I hope you enjoy the video. I'm consistently seeing the same questions pop up in the comments of my videos so I wanted to address them here. If you have others, let me know xx
Videos like this one help not only beginners, but those of us that are self-taught! I started using stitch markers a few years ago and they are truly indispensable. Great explanation for determining the number of stitches needed for a project. You're never too old to learn something new!
Actually though! I've been following some rando tutorials lately for Halloween stuff and I've burst out laughing over and over because of the rediculose wording or bizarre pattern. One had stitch markers everywhere but she wasn't telling when she put them in, like they would just be there after an edit cut but then she was telling the viewer to stitch to the marker without even telling how many stitches there was, half the pattern was just missing 😂
Great video! I have been crocheting since I was 7, 54 years ago, when my Grade 3 teacher taught me to crochet, and I still get my edges mixed up, and I'll keep this as a reference. It's funny, she also taught me sc instead of calling it a dc. It took me until about 20 years to realise that I was taught a mixture of UK (which I thought I was using) & US stitches. It hadn't been a problem for all the Granny blankets I'd made until I tried some different stitches. I still have to double check a chart if I'm using dc, as my brain calls that a single crochet. She would be happy that I actually listened and learnt something, even though it was wrong.
I wish I saw a video years ago when I was trying to learn crochet during 2020. I have just subscribed to your channel. I love your calming voice and look forward to all that you do. Thank you!
I've been wondering if I was supposed to work into the stitch or the space too. I had no way to know (until I saw this video) so I did it both ways to see which looked better so I guess thats ok! The 3rd tip is Gold for me. I had NO idea how to make a baby blanket size... Your explanation is so simple. Thanks for the tips...❤
Of all the many many videos I’ve watched on how to crochet no one has addressed my questions and then I found you and this video. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!
Wow that was just what I needed to know about the chains 3chains = 1in 😊 thanks so very much for sharing this information with us all it was very helpful 😊😊😊
There are few people I follow for crochet, but you are my go to person even after watching someone else. I always ask myself if you can explain/demonstrate/inspire me better without all the fluff. And the answer is almost always yes! ❤
Oh that’s awesome to know, thank you. If you ever have ideas of things that you want explained simply , please share. That’s my goal with the channel and I need to know what will help you all the best , y’know? ❤️
I'm a self taught crocheter, I'm guilty of not using a stitch marker and I do make these mistakes. This info is very helpful and since I have started Amigurumi, I use a stitch marker and it makes a world of difference. Thank you for taking the time to show us how to properly do these things.
One of the best crochets videos I've watched on RUclips. I've been crocheting for a few years. I've made a sweaters and trying to learn new stitches from books. I always struggle with the things you mention in this video. Thank you.
I cannot wait for the day in crochet when I know what I am doing like you! You make it look so easy until I try doing itself. Thank you so much for your help.
I understand- something that’s supposed to be a relaxing hobby can be so stressful at first! I promise , it will come with time . Find a hook and yarn you love and it will encourage you to do it more often. And then the rest comes naturally. ❤️❤️
This is so helpful! I haven’t been sure about these and often had an extra stitch or not enough stitches . You have made everything so understandable. Thank you!
I learned crochet basics about 30 years ago but since about two years I‘m crocheting more and more complicated things than simple potholders for my puppet kitchen. 😄 By now I somewhat have the answers to these questions figured out. But your explanations made all the things I regularly wonder about so much more clear! I eventually figure it out in my projects but it’s sometimes more of a trial and error process than KNOWING what I’m doing. This video shall be watched three more times and saved to my crochet board for reference! Thank you!
🎉I thought I wasn't going to learn new...just get confirmation of what I already knew. I was pleasantly surprised. 😂 I'm elated! Some people are natural born teachers and that is clearly a gift you've been given. Bless you. 😊
Excellent tutorial!! Thank you for explaining in such detail. I’m new to crochet and have been struggling with chains and turning. This will be so helpful and I am sure I will be referring to it quite often.
I have been crocheting for quite a few years and I am very thankful for your tip about stitch markers and the turning chains! Thank you! I liked the stitch markers you were using and I am going to get some, thank you for the link!
Thank you so much for this video! I have been crocheting for awhile, but am self-taught and still have gaps in my knowledge. This video has helped me to understand the mistakes I am making.
Another clear and concise video! You sure do have a knack for making things sound simple. Your videos have helped me with so many projects, and I’m so grateful. I have a question: where do you get your little round stitch markers? They look so easy to use one handed. All the markers I have won’t work with just one hand, and I wind up having to put my work down. Thanks again for your great channel ❤
Thank you ! These are called the crochet dude stitch markers. I get them at Michaels . They are made by loops & threads. There’s a link for them in the description. Unfortunately, Amazon doesn’t sell them. The only drawback to them is they can slip off if you’re not careful so they aren’t suitable for every project but I love them and use them the majority of the time . 💕
My grandma taught me both knit and crochet when I was a kid but always struggled with turning the rows and having my sides match up, i put crochet down and kept knitting because of it but your video and someof the kits we have at the yarn store I work at are enticing me to pick crochet up again
Thank you so much. I have been crocheting for years ❤ but this video is so helpful, especially the tape measure part. I didn’t know that and it blew my mind. 😊Also, kudos on your clear, patient and kind style of teaching and the great video work too. Props from a fellow educator. ❤
I've been crocheting most of my life. 👵 Stitch markers are INVALUABLE ! I use them all the time. Alleviates the dreaded frogging several rows later. 😂 Great refresher video for us seasoned crocheters!
That was interesting and now I know how many chains I need for a proper width of a blanket. Sure will help when making a sweater. Probably be able to determine which size to use to fit me or another person.
This video is very helpful. I'm going to share it with my daughters. They don't crochet as often as they probably would like to, so this can be a great refresher course for them. Oh and I have three cats and the one that gets involved with my yarn bowl is the same color as yours lol.
Hello Roz ... Happy Sunday to you . Three years ago when i stumbled upon your Channel which is a Godsend , i remember asking you to help me figure out multiples and you gave me a link to follow . Crochet multiplication which I've saved for any project which calls for it . However ; seeing your tutorial yoday is great .❤❤❤ Have a wonderful week with the boys & girls . .
That’s probably the hardest part of crochet but you’ll find the perfect yarn/hook combo for YOU . Don’t get too caught up on how you think you “should” do it. If it feels good and doesn’t cause you repetitive strain, You’re golden 🤩🧶
Oh my goodness! Yes, stitch markers. I started a a C2C moss stitch a few days ago, and it's absolutely necessary for the turning chains because I can't seem to find them otherwise.
My issue with starting is counting stitches and when to start the count. Its so hard to figure out from the hook what is the first stitch, or even skipping stitches , as a beginner I feel that teachers overlook this way to much and just breeze over counting stitches . Thank you for going over these issues.
Well I feel like you covered everything, but I think Biscuit definitely wanted to add a few tips. ;) Maybe you covered them in the next video, I'm going to go check it out now because this was VERY HELPFUL for me! Thanks!
Thanks for this tutorial! I just ripped out about 10 rows on an afghan because one side kept getting wider and curvier! It hurt my heart but it was a necessary evil action! 😭
Hi Roz: Thank you for this video. Very informative for a beginner like me. Appreciate you sharing your expertise. BTW, love your catchy channel name. 💜😎🇺🇸
To determine how many stitches you need for a size your want, first make a gauge swatch in pattern with the exact yarn and hook. Measure how many stitches you have in 4 inches then determine the number of starting chains plus turning chaingthat you need. If working a pattern that is not in straight rows you may need to work a larger swatch as the chain will not lay flat, if ripple or waves.
Super helpful! Thank you! You are an excellent teacher. I am learning to do granny squares and can never figure out where to put the next stitch if the instructions say “join with a slip stitch.” Into the same stitch you just did a slip stitch? Or into the stitch next to that? Thanks!!
Thank you so much! Yes, that can be confusing. You’re going to place your first stitch into the same stitch that you placed your slip-stitch 👍🏻 Have fun , granny squares are my favorite 😍
I am new in your channel and I notice your needle. I wonder where I can buy them . I love your channel and it has made me learn a lot of tips that you so unselfishly shared. Thank you and God bless
Where did you get your stitch markers? They look easy to use compared to the locking ones I have. Thanks for the video! Lots of help for this newbie. ❤😅
Glad you enjoyed the video. I can only find them at Michaels (link in description) . I wish they sold them more easily online. 😕Crochet Dude Stitch markers by loops& threads ❤️
I get them at Michaels . There should be a link in description but if not they are by Loops & Threads . They used to be called the crochet dude stitch markers. 🧶💕
Very helpful video, thank you. I’m a newbie, if I start a new skein by pulling from the middle (inside), sometime the yarn is so wrinkled. I still do not have a neat chain down yet, and, then trying to handle yarn that’s wrinkled is so frustrating. What to do?
That can be frustrating . Your chains will get better and better the more you do it. 👍🏻 but as far as the crinkly yarn… if it’s really a big problem for you , you could invest in a small hand steamer and spray the yarn to help loosen and straighten it out before you use it . Or you could get yourself a yarn winder and rewind it so that the nice straight yarn is placed in the center and you’ll use it first. I have a knitpicks yarn winder that’s about 20 dollars . That’s all I can think of 🤔💕
Are you working into a chain? If so then yes , you are just working into the chain and you’ll see one strand of yarn over your hook as you go in. But if you are working into a stitch (let’s say a single crochet ) then you’ll see a v shape at the top of the stitch. You want your hook to go under both of these strands of yarn. If I didn’t understand your question properly, let me know 💕
Joining's always bothered me, I like to have something a seamless whole (I think I'm perceiving seams as weakness). When I put together a granny square blanket for a friend using squares he and his grandma had made together, the 'flat-braid' join I was using wanted me to drop the loop, reach through the gap with the hook, and pull the loop through--my crochet hooks don't have handles so I found I could simply reverse the hook and pass it through the gap. Now I do that with every join, zippering a pair of pieces together as I put the last row onto the second.
Oh my goodness! I always find your videos very helpful, but I tend to be one of those people that tries to figure it out by myself rather than bother asking questions. So I always learn something new and have a lot of "aha moments" when I watch your videos. In regards to the turning chains, I often find that HDC's only have one turning chain... would you normally do 2 regardless??
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Hi friends, I hope you enjoy the video. I'm consistently seeing the same questions pop up in the comments of my videos so I wanted to address them here. If you have others, let me know xx
Tysm ❤
Videos like this one help not only beginners, but those of us that are self-taught! I started using stitch markers a few years ago and they are truly indispensable. Great explanation for determining the number of stitches needed for a project. You're never too old to learn something new!
So glad you enjoyed it - I’m still learning every day too ❤️🧶
I self-taught myself 34 years ago at the age of 12 - there's still a few new things I learn all the time!
I totally agree!
Hi Roz, I don't know why some people make things so complicated. You've always made things so clear and easy to figure out. Thank you so much.
So glad it’s coming across as clear and simple. Thank you , dragonkat ❤️❤️
Actually though! I've been following some rando tutorials lately for Halloween stuff and I've burst out laughing over and over because of the rediculose wording or bizarre pattern. One had stitch markers everywhere but she wasn't telling when she put them in, like they would just be there after an edit cut but then she was telling the viewer to stitch to the marker without even telling how many stitches there was, half the pattern was just missing 😂
They don’t “make things so complicated”. They’re just in a different place along the path than you.
Thank you so much. Been crocheting for years but end of row sometimes leaves my brain one elephant short of a circus.😂You made this so easy.
😂😂😂👏🏻💕
Great video! I have been crocheting since I was 7, 54 years ago, when my Grade 3 teacher taught me to crochet, and I still get my edges mixed up, and I'll keep this as a reference. It's funny, she also taught me sc instead of calling it a dc. It took me until about 20 years to realise that I was taught a mixture of UK (which I thought I was using) & US stitches. It hadn't been a problem for all the Granny blankets I'd made until I tried some different stitches. I still have to double check a chart if I'm using dc, as my brain calls that a single crochet. She would be happy that I actually listened and learnt something, even though it was wrong.
I love this story, thank you for sharing 😀💕
After years of frustration, I continually to learn ways to correct my problems. This episode provides so much information for everyone. Thanks.
That means a lot to me, thank you ❤️
Finally, someone that made sense for me with the counting of the stitches because I always get confused as to how many chains I need to make.
So glad it clicked 😀👏🏻💕
I wish I saw a video years ago when I was trying to learn crochet during 2020. I have just subscribed to your channel. I love your calming voice and look forward to all that you do. Thank you!
Thanks for subbing! Means a lot to me and happy to have you here 🧶 💕
I've been wondering if I was supposed to work into the stitch or the space too. I had no way to know (until I saw this video) so I did it both ways to see which looked better so I guess thats ok! The 3rd tip is Gold for me. I had NO idea how to make a baby blanket size... Your explanation is so simple. Thanks for the tips...❤
Glad it was helpful!😀🧶💕
Of all the many many videos I’ve watched on how to crochet no one has addressed my questions and then I found you and this video. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!
Oh good! That makes me very happy 🧶💕
Wow that was just what I needed to know about the chains 3chains = 1in 😊 thanks so very much for sharing this information with us all it was very helpful 😊😊😊
Thank you , Diana , I’m glad it helped 😀❤️
There are few people I follow for crochet, but you are my go to person even after watching someone else. I always ask myself if you can explain/demonstrate/inspire me better without all the fluff. And the answer is almost always yes! ❤
Oh that’s awesome to know, thank you. If you ever have ideas of things that you want explained simply , please share. That’s my goal with the channel and I need to know what will help you all the best , y’know? ❤️
I'm a self taught crocheter, I'm guilty of not using a stitch marker and I do make these mistakes. This info is very helpful and since I have started Amigurumi, I use a stitch marker and it makes a world of difference. Thank you for taking the time to show us how to properly do these things.
I agree , we can kind of get a way with it with most projects but Amigurumi is not as forgiving 😅😅🙌🏻❤️
The multiples have confused me for years. Thanks for clearing that up. Many patterns I have avoided because of confusion. ❤❤❤
So glad it helped 😀💕
Love the way you teach so clear thank you
Thank you so much 😀💕
I’ve been crocheting for quite some time and this video still helped explain things better, thanks for the great videos as usual 🌹
I’m so glad, thank you ❤️
I love your voice and how easily you explain things! Great video, as usual! ❤
I appreciate it , Cindy , thank you 😀🧶❤️
One of the best crochets videos I've watched on RUclips. I've been crocheting for a few years. I've made a sweaters and trying to learn new stitches from books. I always struggle with the things you mention in this video. Thank you.
So glad you enjoyed it 😀❤️🧶
I cannot wait for the day in crochet when I know what I am doing like you! You make it look so easy until I try doing itself. Thank you so much for your help.
I understand- something that’s supposed to be a relaxing hobby can be so stressful at first! I promise , it will come with time . Find a hook and yarn you love and it will encourage you to do it more often. And then the rest comes naturally. ❤️❤️
Thanks for these answers! It is so helpful to hear and see you explain these crochet mysteries!
Thank you ! 💕
This is so helpful! I haven’t been sure about these and often had an extra stitch or not enough stitches . You have made everything so understandable. Thank you!
So glad , thank you 😀💕
I learned crochet basics about 30 years ago but since about two years I‘m crocheting more and more complicated things than simple potholders for my puppet kitchen. 😄 By now I somewhat have the answers to these questions figured out.
But your explanations made all the things I regularly wonder about so much more clear! I eventually figure it out in my projects but it’s sometimes more of a trial and error process than KNOWING what I’m doing.
This video shall be watched three more times and saved to my crochet board for reference! Thank you!
Fabulous, I’m glad it helped in some way , thank you 😀💕
🎉I thought I wasn't going to learn new...just get confirmation of what I already knew. I was pleasantly surprised. 😂 I'm elated! Some people are natural born teachers and that is clearly a gift you've been given. Bless you. 😊
So kind of you , thank you so much 🧶❤️
Never too old to learn new things
Love this stitch! So excited to crochet a scarf for my niece who's a cat lover like me ❤🐈⬛
Excellent tutorial!! Thank you for explaining in such detail. I’m new to crochet and have been struggling with chains and turning. This will be so helpful and I am sure I will be referring to it quite often.
Glad it was helpful! 🧶❤️
Thanks for helping us with these issues. 😊
You bet ❤️😀
I have been crocheting for quite a few years and I am very thankful for your tip about stitch markers and the turning chains! Thank you! I liked the stitch markers you were using and I am going to get some, thank you for the link!
Wonderful! 👏🏻💕
Thank you so much for this video! I have been crocheting for awhile, but am self-taught and still have gaps in my knowledge. This video has helped me to understand the mistakes I am making.
Oh, good, I’m glad it helped 😀💕
Your kitties crack me up 😂
Thank you for your helpful advice!
They are so silly 😆😻 but so much fun.
Thanks for watching 🧶💕
Such great helpful information. Been crocheting for years and learned some great tips from you! So appreciated. Thank you!!
I’m so glad you got some value from it 🧶❤️
Another clear and concise video! You sure do have a knack for making things sound simple. Your videos have helped me with so many projects, and I’m so grateful. I have a question: where do you get your little round stitch markers? They look so easy to use one handed. All the markers I have won’t work with just one hand, and I wind up having to put my work down. Thanks again for your great channel ❤
Thank you !
These are called the crochet dude stitch markers. I get them at Michaels . They are made by loops & threads.
There’s a link for them in the description. Unfortunately, Amazon doesn’t sell them.
The only drawback to them is they can slip off if you’re not careful so they aren’t suitable for every project but I love them and use them the majority of the time .
💕
@@PlayHookywithMe thanks so much!!
My grandma taught me both knit and crochet when I was a kid but always struggled with turning the rows and having my sides match up, i put crochet down and kept knitting because of it but your video and someof the kits we have at the yarn store I work at are enticing me to pick crochet up again
I hope you do 🧶
Great tips thank you. I would add one more. No matter how you decide to interpret the turning chain directions, stay consistent within the project.
Excellent, yes ❤️
Awesome tutorial, I really need this. Thank you for sharing.
Very informative. Thank you, Roz.😊
Thank you , Joan 😀😘
Thank you so much. I have been crocheting for years ❤ but this video is so helpful, especially the tape measure part. I didn’t know that and it blew my mind. 😊Also, kudos on your clear, patient and kind style of teaching and the great video work too. Props from a fellow educator. ❤
Much appreciated, it means a lot 💕😀
@@PlayHookywithMe ❤️🙏thank you ❤️
I've been crocheting most of my life. 👵 Stitch markers are INVALUABLE ! I use them all the time. Alleviates the dreaded frogging several rows later. 😂 Great refresher video for us seasoned crocheters!
Yes! 🙌🏻 they are incredibly affective when having to do long starting chains too, right? Such a little thing with such high value 💕
I’m off to get some stitch markers , I’m a beginner & didn’t know about them .Thank you so much ,you made it all so easy to understand .🧙🏼♂️🧙♂️🙏🌹
Great! You’ll use them so much and save a lot of stress 🙌🏻🧶❤️ Enjoy your journey with crocheting and be patient with yourself .
That was interesting and now I know how many chains I need for a proper width of a blanket. Sure will help when making a sweater. Probably be able to determine which size to use to fit me or another person.
For sure! 😀👏🏻💕
#2-stitch markers! I have used them for years to mark my first stitch.
Great video, Roz! This will be a great resource for crocheters
Thank you so much, Marina, I hope so ❤️😀
This video is very helpful. I'm going to share it with my daughters. They don't crochet as often as they probably would like to, so this can be a great refresher course for them. Oh and I have three cats and the one that gets involved with my yarn bowl is the same color as yours lol.
That’s fantastic! 👏🏻😻
Love the stitch marker idea!!! I am going to try and remember to do that❤
Great 💕😀
Love my stitch markers. I heard someone on YT referring to them as training wheels but I think I'll use them all the time.
That’s a really cute analogy but you’re right, that’s not always the case .
It’s a useful tool . 👏🏻💕
Thank you for the clarification Roz.
You bet 😀💕
Thanks for this information .it helps a lot expecially me that i a beginner! I was lucky to find your channel!❤
I feel lucky to have you here. So glad it’s helping 😀👏🏻💕
Hello Roz ... Happy Sunday to you . Three years ago when i stumbled upon your Channel which is a Godsend , i remember asking you to help me figure out multiples and you gave me a link to follow . Crochet multiplication which I've saved for any project which calls for it . However ; seeing your tutorial yoday is great .❤❤❤ Have a wonderful week with the boys & girls .
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Oh wow, really? 😀 I love that, Angela. 👏🏻👏🏻😀
Have a great week and the gang say hello 😻😽😽😽❤️❤️❤️
Brilliant. I especially liked the 3rd tip although all are relevant to me. Thank you.
Thank you 💕
Great videos! I learn a lot from watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your tips!
Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you for this! I’m still a newbie and this was a great help.
So glad 😀💕
Thank you!! These tips are soooo helpful! No if I could figure out how to hold my yarn comfortably!
That’s probably the hardest part of crochet but you’ll find the perfect yarn/hook combo for YOU . Don’t get too caught up on how you think you “should” do it. If it feels good and doesn’t cause you repetitive strain, You’re golden 🤩🧶
Morning, thank you for a very clear video. Have a good day. 💞💞💞
You too, thank you 🧶💕
Thank you for this video! Explains so much for me!
Great 😀❤️
These tips are so helpful.Thank you 😃
So glad! ❤️
Oh my goodness! Yes, stitch markers. I started a a C2C moss stitch a few days ago, and it's absolutely necessary for the turning chains because I can't seem to find them otherwise.
I love the moss stitch too but you’re right , tracking those stitches can be tough! 🙌🏻💕
My issue with starting is counting stitches and when to start the count. Its so hard to figure out from the hook what is the first stitch, or even skipping stitches , as a beginner I feel that teachers overlook this way to much and just breeze over counting stitches .
Thank you for going over these issues.
Yes , that’s a big one! I have a video that you might like that talks about this.
ruclips.net/video/PZPc2qxdN9Q/видео.htmlsi=iwJL_IFqZuHOs394
Nice reminders. Will save for reference. Thank you!
Thank you ! 💕
Well I feel like you covered everything, but I think Biscuit definitely wanted to add a few tips. ;) Maybe you covered them in the next video, I'm going to go check it out now because this was VERY HELPFUL for me! Thanks!
Hahahaha 😹
Thank you so much, this information is really helpful!
👏👏great teacher! Thanks for sharing your art!!🌹🧶🌹🙋🏻♀️🇦🇷
Much appreciated 🧶😘
Love it❤❤❤I been trying to crochet for years 😊😊😊
Hope you’re getting there, enjoy the process 🧶💕
Thanks for this tutorial! I just ripped out about 10 rows on an afghan because one side kept getting wider and curvier! It hurt my heart but it was a necessary evil action! 😭
Worth it, though! 🧶❤️
Great simple instructions!
More of this!
Okay 😀🧶💕
Great video! This helped me a lot. Thank you so much.
Glad it helped! 😀❤️
Excellent video. Thank you so much!
Thank you for your videos! I learn so much following you!❤️
I’m so glad, that makes me truly happy , thank you ❤️😀
Loved this video. Thank you. Have a good day. 😊
Thank you! You too, Kate ! 💕
Hi Roz:
Thank you for this video.
Very informative for a beginner like me. Appreciate you sharing your expertise. BTW, love your catchy channel name. 💜😎🇺🇸
Thank you so much , Joan , so happy you’re here playing hooky with me 😀💕🙌🏻
Yes stich markers will be my best friend soon 😊
🙌🏻❤️
To determine how many stitches you need for a size your want, first make a gauge swatch in pattern with the exact yarn and hook. Measure how many stitches you have in 4 inches then determine the number of starting chains plus turning chaingthat you need. If working a pattern that is not in straight rows you may need to work a larger swatch as the chain will not lay flat, if ripple or waves.
This was very useful; thank you.
Thank you.❤
Awesome tips! Thanks!
Thank you so much for this! Great information!
Thank you so much ❤️
I didn't know I'd be learning a whole new language but here I am killing it!😂😂😂
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Siempre disfruto y aprendo con sus tutoriales ❤❤ Me encanta su sentido del humor 🎉🎉❤❤
Abrazo desde España ❤❤
Thank you so much 😆 I’m glad you’re here ❤️❤️
Very clear.
Thank you 💕
Good information ❤❤❤
Thank you , Jane ❤️
This was very helpful.
Thank you 🧶💕
Super helpful! Thank you! You are an excellent teacher. I am learning to do granny squares and can never figure out where to put the next stitch if the instructions say “join with a slip stitch.” Into the same stitch you just did a slip stitch? Or into the stitch next to that? Thanks!!
Thank you so much! Yes, that can be confusing. You’re going to place your first stitch into the same stitch that you placed your slip-stitch 👍🏻
Have fun , granny squares are my favorite 😍
Thank you so much.
Thank for all
Thank you!
I am new in your channel and I notice your needle. I wonder where I can buy them . I love your channel and it has made me learn a lot of tips that you so unselfishly shared. Thank you and God bless
You can find them on Amazon. I haven’t been able to find them in my local craft stores. Susan Bates finishing needles .
Link in description 💕
@@PlayHookywithMe oh wow thank you so much for taking time to reply!
Thankyou sooo much ❤❤❤❤❤❤
You are awesome!🎉
Thank you so much! 😊🧶
I've been crocheting so long, I forgot all the difficult parts to learning!! LOL
Yes, exactly! These things can be so confusing at first. I know I feel that way with knitting and it’s second nature to many 🧶💕
Where did you get your stitch markers? They look easy to use compared to the locking ones I have.
Thanks for the video! Lots of help for this newbie. ❤😅
Glad you enjoyed the video. I can only find them at Michaels (link in description) . I wish they sold them more easily online. 😕Crochet Dude Stitch markers by loops& threads ❤️
Please help me where can zi buy your one twist marker I can’t find them in Amazon it looks so handy. Your great teacher thankso😮😊
I get them at Michaels . There should be a link in description but if not they are by Loops & Threads . They used to be called the crochet dude stitch markers. 🧶💕
Wow, that was a great informations. Thank you
Thanks so much 😀🧶💕
Very helpful video, thank you. I’m a newbie, if I start a new skein by pulling from the middle (inside), sometime the yarn is so wrinkled. I still do not have a neat chain down yet, and, then trying to handle yarn that’s wrinkled is so frustrating. What to do?
That can be frustrating . Your chains will get better and better the more you do it. 👍🏻 but as far as the crinkly yarn… if it’s really a big problem for you , you could invest in a small hand steamer and spray the yarn to help loosen and straighten it out before you use it .
Or you could get yourself a yarn winder and rewind it so that the nice straight yarn is placed in the center and you’ll use it first.
I have a knitpicks yarn winder that’s about 20 dollars .
That’s all I can think of 🤔💕
When working your first row, if it doesn't specify, do you typically just go through the top loop for that row for , say for a row of singles?
Are you working into a chain? If so then yes , you are just working into the chain and you’ll see one strand of yarn over your hook as you go in.
But if you are working into a stitch (let’s say a single crochet ) then you’ll see a v shape at the top of the stitch. You want your hook to go under both of these strands of yarn.
If I didn’t understand your question properly, let me know 💕
@@PlayHookywithMe Thank you!
Joining's always bothered me, I like to have something a seamless whole (I think I'm perceiving seams as weakness). When I put together a granny square blanket for a friend using squares he and his grandma had made together, the 'flat-braid' join I was using wanted me to drop the loop, reach through the gap with the hook, and pull the loop through--my crochet hooks don't have handles so I found I could simply reverse the hook and pass it through the gap. Now I do that with every join, zippering a pair of pieces together as I put the last row onto the second.
Great tweak to the method, excellent 😀🧶❤️
Great video! 😊
Thanks for the visit ! 💕
I subscribed at your 'old lady brain' comment. I share that struggle.
Old lady brains unite 🙌🏻
Thank you for subbing, great to have you here 💕🧶
Oh my goodness! I always find your videos very helpful, but I tend to be one of those people that tries to figure it out by myself rather than bother asking questions. So I always learn something new and have a lot of "aha moments" when I watch your videos. In regards to the turning chains, I often find that HDC's only have one turning chain... would you normally do 2 regardless??
No, I’d stick with 1 since you are getting good results.
It’s like dc’s for me … I like 2 chains instead of 3 👍🏻💕
Ok, that's very helpful. Thankyou
Thank you for sharing
You bet! Thanks for watching ❤️
Thank you so very much ❤
Thank you ❤️