How to Crochet Better Color Changes for Amigurumi || Crochet Amigurumi Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
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In this tutorial we'll be talking about color changes! Less about how they're made and more about how they behave and some cool stuff you can do with them!
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I really appreciate the fact that you get into the details of how the stitches work and are composed, as I am a pretty technical person. I'm also psyched to find another guy that does this! I just started a week ago.
Dude. Happy for you to join us hookers hahaha. Glad you liked the video!
Thanks for taking the time to put this together - it was a helpful breakdown of the anatomy of the stitch and how I can manipulate those color changes. Now to try and apply the theory!
this tutorial is phenomenal 🤯❤️
Absolutely bloody brilliant tutorial thank you! What a great way to understand the stitching better. Your a stay much appreciated 🙏🏻😉
Thank you so much!!
The thumbnail looks exactly like what I need to know!! I hope it helps me :) Just made a shoddy project with the face all slanted. Want to try it again with more info!
And I would love to learn about the Split Single Crochet that you said. ;-)
Yah I should do a video for that soon!
@@ClubCrochet Was there one? I'm looking for it now and can't find it, it would be really useful. Thank you for all the tutorials!
Subscribed! Thank you for your clear explanation. I’ve been trying to figure out color changes on my own.
Ok soooo I’m still very new to crochet this video is incredibly helpful at this point I’m a bit too far in to change how I’m currently doing my free hand pattern for the koi I’m making my niece. (Looks awesome so far!) but to say that the interior looks messy is an understatement. I have done other color changes for practice when I was first doing patch tests just one row since I figured it out so I didn’t have to clip anything but I didn’t want to do a pattern with a bunch of clipping and free hanging tails because I’m kinda lazy and don’t like to deal with the looser threads of a new color when I start. So I’ve been going around my koi fish with the mindset of not clipping anything as I go or incorporating the stitching as I went either since I have three colors red(base) white and black for the pattern spots. The interior currently looks like it has a BUNCH of tiny ladders. And since the first part had a point to the end I didn’t like I took one of the first patch starting free tails and pushed the magic circle inside to make a little gaping mouth and threaded the free tail through a bit so it wouldn’t move outside again then tied the free tail to another spots free tail so it’s secure. I only have 3 tail for the whole project so lots of tiny ladders on the inside and soon to be a spider looking mess as I went from one side to the other for some of the spots 🤣 this video is helpful for future reference to have a clean looking interior
I'm so glad I found you!!!! Love your Video.... 😍 Hugs!!!
You rock! Thanks for
Hi, I would like to learn more about the split single crochet stitch, where can I watch that? Thanks!
Thanks this is really helpful!
The best way I saw for stiches not to slender to one side, was the technique that every second row, after slipstiching in the last stich of previous row, you make the first sc (or hdc, dc, ...) into the NEXT stitch, not the same and you do the last stitch of this row into the skipped first stitch 😊
This video was so enlightening to me, thank you!!
Thank you for the nice comment!
Hi... Thanks for the video but I watched it before and it was longer, I think you've removed a part of it...where I can watch the full video?
This is the full video. You might be thinking of this one? ruclips.net/video/iiNq_Ir5EJU/видео.html
I have a pattern calling for a single row in a different colour. Wouldn't the half colour change produce 2 rows, one for the top of the stitch and the second with the full row of single stitches? Please clarify.
Thanks to this video I have learnt that I crochet so that my work is inside out LMAO
this was three years ago so I’m curious- Do you still crochet?