I would knot the snipped ends together with the new color, then put a solid color sheet backing on it and use all the loose ends as filling to make a crochet blanket quilt. It would look fantastic.
I thought the same thing, but possibly do another piece same size underneath in a darker color such as black and weave in all the ends there. crochet the ends together at edges like an envelope border in mosaic crochet, it would be a lot of work but very lovely blanket.
I love this and will turn mine it into a iPhone bag using two squares , knot the ends very tightly , cut them short, perhaps use a bit of fabric glue and line the bag 😅 Anja thanks for sharing 🙌🤗💕🙏🏻
You suggested to crochet two of these and crochet them together... with this filling of a thousand yarn ends it would be the perfect little cushion for a cat or a dog❤ Or in a bigger size the perfect seat cushion for us ❤ Thank you for sharing this tutorial 🙏💕
These would make a lovely quilt. And the ends could be the filling for the quilt. Back it with either a lovely piece of wool or cotton. What a pretty pattern.Thank you!💙
The best idea on here is to make it into a quilt and put a backing on it, comment by @janetruh7476 (thanks for that idea)…It will be super warm. What an absolute beautiful pattern…I’m trying it, only if I do one square. I’ve never minded sewing in the ends, for some unknown reason…but this looks like a MASSIVE aggravation…thanks for sharing and thanks for being honest….it isn’t for the faint of heart 😳
@OpheliaTalks thank YOU Anja! I have learned so much from your channel. And your content and lookbooks are always so esthetically beautiful. You have made such an impact on my crochet journey. Have a wonderful day.
I loved the back💚🥰 to me it was beautiful as well However as far as ideas of what you can do you can put fabric on the back side .. sew it on with clear thread always ever color thread you choose and you can make blankets you can make bags by using fabric to make a lining... By placing a lining type fabric you can make jackets/cardigans... Just about anything you desire I think this is a fabulous and playful technique... I'm a newbie a beginner to crocheting.. and this project is challenging yet fun.the color combinations are endless Thanks so much for sharing 💚✨🦋💚✨🦋💚✨🦋💚✨🦋🥰
I will try to do a magic knot everytime I change color. It take a bit of practice, but after, you know exactly where to do the knot. The pattern is really beautiful! Thank you for sharing! I will give it a try to make some cushions.
Dear Anya...i enjoy doing this..reason being it makes my mind working..as to where and what colour is next..at my age 75..this is mind blowing project..makes me to be attentive too.. Thankyou Anja
There is a way to avoid all the ends to weave in. Join the new yarn with a magic knot. Surprisingly, it is not that difficult to work out exactly where to put the knot. I will admit that tying all the knots is time consuming and tedious, but if you remind yourself that each knot has saved you having the ends to weave in, it keeps you motivated. I recently made a complex C2C blanket in this way, and had only the first and last ends to weave in. I also make all my regular colour change granny squares this way too. Hope this helps.
I think I, personally, would stretch my yarn to the next set kf rhat color where I could. That would reduce some of the ends. I'm going to have to fiddle with this. This is beautiful Anja!!!! ♥️
I will make a pillow or a quilt or pay someone to get rid of the ends! 😆 This is lovely as I like colourful things. It will take time to hide the ends, and that is therapeutic in itself. I really like this...thanks for sharing.
Boy do I love a challenge 😂 have you heard of the chicken made with just 2 granny squares 😮 all those yarn tails would be the stuffing used inside the chicken 😅 you have to look it up n I am definitely making this into a chicken. Great Job ❤
You're a better woman than I. I would go crazy with all those color changes. I have a hard enough time when changing every row! I'd love to do that but I might need a few drinks first.
Hi Anji that was a lot of ends and it is shocking to see wow😂 very pretty thought, i agree with a lot of people in the messges, you could tie each of them and cut up to the ends knots and use the end for stuffing etc i thought you could make a vest or crochet some sleeves in one or two colour down for a short or long sleeves, best of all you could make a child poncho and fold the front n back down ❤
You sure stirred up a nest of buzzing with this video! This is fun to see all of the ideas coming forth! Kind of like reginastripp7492 said but I would first find out what length of yarn each cluster takes. Next I would cut my yarn to that length (not all at once just in case of error). When I want to change colors drop the old and pick up the new. When I next visit the old color and its cluster, thread it on a needle and weave it over to the new starting point invisibly as possibly. Do this till the whole four sides of that color block have been made. Then you have an unavoidable end. Everything you make is so pretty!
Bonjour Absolument sublimes ce mélange de couleurs Et ce point aussi fait son plus belle effet Je vais le faire en couverture pour couvrir les genoux de grand mère sur son fauteuil roulant. Merci pour toutes cette mine d'informations pour cette belle création que vous avez réalisé.
You could use an iron-on interfacing to the back of the square to secure all the yarn ends. I would cut each end shorter before iron it on. It might then be used as a pillowcase wall hanging etc.
I have crocheted this pattern and I love it! ❤👵🏻❤ But I didn’t use DK/3wght yarn -- I used a thicker 4wght yarn a hook 1 size smaller to keep the stitch a bit fuller/thicker than yours. This helped with concealing the carried yarns. Also I don’t chain 1 between the 3DC clusters; I snug the stitch a bit to keep it from stretching out too much. My first piece of 8 rounds (plus a white border) is used under my lamp as a table protector. The second one is my model for making a lapcover- joining 4 or 6 of these much larger ones, then adding a border & edging. 👵🏻
I so want to make a blanket of this, of which I will do, once my other projects have been completely finished, I personally would do a few rows, sew in the ends etc love this project
What about a purse. I would tie a knot or double knot with the end to make sure they are secure & lined the back with material. I think it would look great.
Hello Anja, What a beautiful project you shared with us. I understand that it's too much work to sew al the ends in. I would use this beautiful big granny square to cover up a canvas tote bag. I would make the front panel like this and the back panel with just 1 colour. So that the back panel doesn't have much work to it. I hope this is helpfull and you still can use this granny square for something Greetings Lissy
So beautiful but I wasn't prepared for that. You warned us but all I could do was 🤭😆🤣😄😂. I'd say with what you already did that it would look great as half of a pillow cover. What I'd suggest doing is tying the two closest ends together in a knot across the back and then trimming the excess. Then take a light weight material like fleece or flannel and sew it to the back side of the crocheted top. Washing and drying both sides separately of course in case they don't shrink up the same. Then take a sewing machine and sew the two together around the edge.💕☺️🧶
Come to think of it , there’s an interfacing that glues itself to material so if the ends are knotted and shorter then it’ll lay flat with ironing.. you will probably think of something else to do once you give yourself some time to think about it.
Would it help if you had four (or more, I guess, on the later rounds) skeins / bobbins of each color, one for each side of the square? Then you could pull the color up as you came around again. Still a lot of ends, but not a catastrophic amount.
I came to say the same thing! 😅 What if you turned at the end of the round and picked up the yarn when you came back to that color. Still will be a lot of ends but not as many. Would just have to be mindful of what side yarn is added and picked up.
Love the colors and the square, but oh, the ends the horror! It's so beautiful, someone has to find a solution. Here is a thought: Can the ends just be woven in each of the little four color clusters?! It is just so beautiful.
Knot at the colour change and cut off the excess. You’ll have lots of knots but no ends. Cover the back with fabric to complete. Use a double knot for sure. You’ll have to cut the excess very close to the knit. Dot of fabric glue to stabilize the knots. There’s fabric glue that can go thru the wash and dry, it’s considered permanent. It’s very flexible. I’ve used this years ago with quilting.
I love the look of this granny crochet. If the panel was made using larger ply thread and a smaller hook size than recommended, and taking the ends along with you, would that avoid seeing it from the front?
Make a chilly weather jumper or light jacket leave the threads as insulation & line it with cotton or wool cloth. Also, to not carry along or cut the threads, just stick a yarn-less hook in the previous color in a weave pattern btwn the stitches at the tops(left to right), pick up your stopped thread then pull thru at once. After, you could then pick it up & start your stitching on the other side of the new color without cutting, additionally, if you do this correctly, you will NOT see the opposing color. Easy, simple & not lazy way. You pay for taking it, what seems to be the easy way out at the moment, with all those ends! 😅😊
I would knot the snipped ends together with the new color, then put a solid color sheet backing on it and use all the loose ends as filling to make a crochet blanket quilt. It would look fantastic.
Good suggestion, thanks for watching, Anja x
I thought the same thing, but possibly do another piece same size underneath in a darker color such as black and weave in all the ends there. crochet the ends together at edges like an envelope border in mosaic crochet, it would be a lot of work but very lovely blanket.
Turning it into a pillow you will not see the back side of the square, so beautiful and colorful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching, great idea, Anja x
I was thinking the same thing!! Make it a pillow, add some stuffing and stitch it together no one will know!! It’s beautiful though!
That was my first thought! Great pillow
I love this and will turn mine it into a iPhone bag using two squares , knot the ends very tightly , cut them short, perhaps use a bit of fabric glue and line the bag 😅
Anja thanks for sharing 🙌🤗💕🙏🏻
Thanks for watching!
You suggested to crochet two of these and crochet them together... with this filling of a thousand yarn ends it would be the perfect little cushion for a cat or a dog❤
Or in a bigger size the perfect seat cushion for us ❤
Thank you for sharing this tutorial 🙏💕
Yes it would be heavy and cosy too, thanks for watching, Anja x
Whoa! I expected ends but that amount blew my mind!! 😱😳
Ha ha ha! Thank you for watching, Anja x
Oh I love this! May create it for a tote bag that I can line. 😉
Great idea!! Thanks for watching, Anja x
Here’s an idea: Using the reverse as the outside would make a fabulous “hairy” jacket, and the inside would be SO impressive 💃
Oh it would make for an interesting jacket, thanks for watching, Anja x
These would make a lovely quilt. And the ends could be the filling for the quilt. Back it with either a lovely piece of wool or cotton. What a pretty pattern.Thank you!💙
Great idea! Anja x
This is exactly what I was thinking! ❤
Great idea, I may make one now, but I tell ya after I seen the back I was like um no. Lol
Lindp pero no me gusta los flecos de atras,
The best idea on here is to make it into a quilt and put a backing on it, comment by @janetruh7476 (thanks for that idea)…It will be super warm. What an absolute beautiful pattern…I’m trying it, only if I do one square. I’ve never minded sewing in the ends, for some unknown reason…but this looks like a MASSIVE aggravation…thanks for sharing and thanks for being honest….it isn’t for the faint of heart 😳
Anja, I absolutely love this granny square. I think it would make an amazing lined jacket.
Would take a bit of work but would be so rewarding.
Yes a lot of work, thank you for watching, Anja x
Yes, I laughed and laughed as I was pulling my hair out. Lol
Yes this is the type of project that will make you do that! Thanks for watching, Anja x
That is so incredibly beautiful! But as someone who has only been doing crochet for 7 months, I think my head just exploded 😂. Maybe someday ❤
Ha ha ha with practice I bet you could do this, thank you for watching, Anja x
@OpheliaTalks thank YOU Anja! I have learned so much from your channel. And your content and lookbooks are always so esthetically beautiful. You have made such an impact on my crochet journey. Have a wonderful day.
Wow!!! I do not think I have every seen so many ends! Pretty GS.
Hahaha yes it’s enough to give you nightmares, thank you for watching, Anja x
I love that you show the back!!! Nobody does that!!!!
Just keeping it real 😄 thank you for watching, Anja x
Eeeeekk. I’m AM going to try this one. Good brain exercise
Go for it! Anja x
I Love the intro to the video. 😂. It beautiful. Thank you for not underestimating us. Now I have another bucket list project.
Thank you, Anja x
It would be so beautiful at a chair back cover. I am have to do this. It just loves so fun. I need all those colors too.
Don’t forget to show us the end result! Anja x
A Wall Hanging!! It would be a beautiful piece of your artwork! If you tied all the ends you could make a pillow maybe. Thank you for sharing!!
Both great suggestions, thanks for watching, Anja x
For a purse or pillow you could use some fabric glue to help secure ends. I love it.
But you would still need to weave them in 😵💫Anja x
Oh my goodness!! But it is so pretty.
Thanks for watching, Anja x
I loved the back💚🥰 to me it was beautiful as well
However as far as ideas of what you can do you can put fabric on the back side .. sew it on with clear thread always ever color thread you choose and you can make blankets you can make bags by using fabric to make a lining... By placing a lining type fabric you can make jackets/cardigans... Just about anything you desire
I think this is a fabulous and playful technique... I'm a newbie a beginner to crocheting.. and this project is challenging yet fun.the color combinations are endless
Thanks so much for sharing 💚✨🦋💚✨🦋💚✨🦋💚✨🦋🥰
Great suggestions, thanks for watching, Anja x
Blessings and crochet 🧶👋🏾 beautiful 😍 pattern thank you 👍🏾
Thank you! 😊 Anja x
Beautiful I thought it was literally lots of squares joint together. Very clever how you made it .
Yes it’s a pretty optical illusion, but those ends! Thank you for watching, Anja x
Absolutely beautiful wow
Thank you, Anja x
So pretty!
Thank you! 😊 Anja x
I love watching you do this. I am only watching for now. lol. It is very pretty and will be fun to try.
Have a go, you know you want to! Thank you for watching, Anja x
They would make lovely seat pads.
Yes as long as the loose threads didn’t come through, thanks for watching, Anja x
Oh my. Looks like a great yarn buster! Thanks for another adventure!
You are so welcome! Anja x
Another wonderful tutorial ❤
Thank you! 😊 Anja x
A vest would be beautiful.
It would look nice, thanks for watching, Anja x
Make a gorgeous blanket !
Thank you for the pattern
It’s beautiful
Thanks for watching, Debra! Anja x
Wow!!!Colours are wonderful but those ends😃
Yes! Thank you for watching, Anja x
Fainting at that back 😃😃..its soooooo pretty!
Yes it is, Thanks for watching, Anja x
Wow! That's alot of ends! Such a beautiful project love both sides!!
Yes! A lot! Thank you for watching, Anja x
This is beautiful craziness. I applaud you and everyone who can endure this❤😂🎉😢
Thank you for watching, Anja x
I will try to do a magic knot everytime I change color. It take a bit of practice, but after, you know exactly where to do the knot. The pattern is really beautiful! Thank you for sharing! I will give it a try to make some cushions.
Good luck hope the magic knots hold for you, thanks for watching, Anja x
Dear Anya...i enjoy doing this..reason being it makes my mind working..as to where and what colour is next..at my age 75..this is mind blowing project..makes me to be attentive too.. Thankyou Anja
Wonderful! I’m glad you are enjoying it, Anja x
The effect is amazing but my, oh my, the ends!!!!!
Yes! Nightmare indeed, thanks for watching, Anja x
These are awesome!!
Thanks, Anja.
This is hysterically funny what a way to wake up this morning I could just see people freaking out over the tails to weave in
Yes my moderators were like no way when I showed them, glad it made you laugh, Anja x
Omgosh…..
I expected a lot of ends, but when you turned it over 😳😱
But the design does look beautiful!!!
Thank you for watching, Anja x
There is a way to avoid all the ends to weave in. Join the new yarn with a magic knot. Surprisingly, it is not that difficult to work out exactly where to put the knot. I will admit that tying all the knots is time consuming and tedious, but if you remind yourself that each knot has saved you having the ends to weave in, it keeps you motivated. I recently made a complex C2C blanket in this way, and had only the first and last ends to weave in. I also make all my regular colour change granny squares this way too. Hope this helps.
Yes but I don’t like using the magic knot, I’m always worried it comes undone. Thanks for the suggestion, Anja x
I wanna make this! 😅 this would be so cool for a kids blanket
Go for it if you dare! 😁 thank you for watching, Anja x
This is one I should do to practice my color changes for smooth transition thank you
Thanks for watching, Anja x
It is beautiful Anja ..but oh my those ends…😱
I know, thank you for watching, Anja x
Make it like a quilt. The ends would be the filling. Fabric on the back. Would be a quick sew and cushy wonderful ❤
Thanks for watching and the suggestion, Anja x
Beautiful 😊
Thanks, Anja x
Beautiful! ❤️ But "those ends".....😯
Indeed! Thanks for watching, Anja x
I think I, personally, would stretch my yarn to the next set kf rhat color where I could. That would reduce some of the ends. I'm going to have to fiddle with this.
This is beautiful Anja!!!! ♥️
Go for it, Anja x
Красота!❤
Thank you! Anja x
I will make a pillow or a quilt or pay someone to get rid of the ends! 😆 This is lovely as I like colourful things. It will take time to hide the ends, and that is therapeutic in itself. I really like this...thanks for sharing.
Anita, I’m so glad you liked this, and paying for someone to weave the ends in might be the way to go! Haha thank you for watching, Anja x
Great pattern thankyou for sharing ,i think it would make a great bag just line the other side and hide the ends xx
That’s a great suggestion, thanks for watching, Anja x
Make a craft tote bag, and use lining inside Which means u could carry yarn and just sort on each round 😊
Good suggestion, thanks Anja x
So pretty. Love the colors and design.
Thank you so much! Anja x
This is a Beautiful Granny Stitch Pattern. Thank You for Sharing with us.
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching, Anja x
Look really beautiful 😍
It is such a lovely concept and lovely to look at, on the one side anyway! Thanks for watching, Anja x
@OpheliaTalks my pleasure🥰
Boy do I love a challenge 😂 have you heard of the chicken made with just 2 granny squares 😮 all those yarn tails would be the stuffing used inside the chicken 😅 you have to look it up n I am definitely making this into a chicken. Great Job ❤
Oh interesting thanks for the suggestion, Anja x
I saw a cardigan with this stitch in 4colors! Its easy in row. I’ll have to try the square. Thanks Anja!
Good luck, and thanks for watching, Anja x
Ficou lindo e, realmente, divertido. Vou experimentar. Obrigada pelo tutorial. ❤❤❤
Good luck, and thank you for watching, Anja x
I am in awe of this project. Thank you for sharing this video and talent. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much! Anja x
You're a better woman than I. I would go crazy with all those color changes. I have a hard enough time when changing every row! I'd love to do that but I might need a few drinks first.
Haha thanks for watching, Anja x
Es una locura pero me encanta 😂❤😂
Hi Anji that was a lot of ends and it is shocking to see wow😂 very pretty thought, i agree with a lot of people in the messges, you could tie each of them and cut up to the ends knots and use the end for stuffing etc i thought you could make a vest or crochet some sleeves in one or two colour down for a short or long sleeves, best of all you could make a child poncho and fold the front n back down ❤
Thanks for your suggestions and for watching, Anja x
I love it. a whole blanket would look fabulous
Thanks for watching, Anja x
Simply make a solid granny square same size and use it for the back. Using the ends for stuffing.
Yes maybe but the ends might work their way through the gaps? Thanks for watching, Anja x
You sure stirred up a nest of buzzing with this video! This is fun to see all of the ideas coming forth!
Kind of like reginastripp7492 said but I would first find out what length of yarn each cluster takes. Next I would cut my yarn to that length (not all at once just in case of error). When I want to change colors drop the old and pick up the new. When I next visit the old color and its cluster, thread it on a needle and weave it over to the new starting point invisibly as possibly. Do this till the whole four sides of that color block have been made. Then you have an unavoidable end.
Everything you make is so pretty!
Interesting, thank you for watching and being a part of my community, Anja x
Bonjour
Absolument sublimes ce mélange de couleurs
Et ce point aussi fait son plus belle effet
Je vais le faire en couverture pour couvrir les genoux de grand mère sur son fauteuil roulant.
Merci pour toutes cette mine d'informations pour cette belle création que vous avez réalisé.
Thank you for watching, Anja x
You could leave it upside down and use it as a stress reliever. Just pet the ends when you are stressed out or a snuffle mat for a dog or cat!!
Oh snuffle mat! That’s a great suggestion! Thanks for watching, Anja x
You could use an iron-on interfacing to the back of the square to secure all the yarn ends. I would cut each end shorter before iron it on. It might then be used as a pillowcase wall hanging etc.
Interesting, thank you for watching, Anja x
I have crocheted this pattern and I love it! ❤👵🏻❤ But I didn’t use DK/3wght yarn -- I used a thicker 4wght yarn a hook 1 size smaller to keep the stitch a bit fuller/thicker than yours. This helped with concealing the carried yarns. Also I don’t chain 1 between the 3DC clusters; I snug the stitch a bit to keep it from stretching out too much.
My first piece of 8 rounds (plus a white border) is used under my lamp as a table protector. The second one is my model for making a lapcover- joining 4 or 6 of these much larger ones, then adding a border & edging. 👵🏻
Fabulous, I bet they look great, thanks for watching, Anja x
I love ittttt 🤩
Thank you for watching, Anja x
I so want to make a blanket of this, of which I will do, once my other projects have been completely finished, I personally would do a few rows, sew in the ends etc love this project
You have more courage than me! Kandy thanks for watching, Anja x
What about a purse. I would tie a knot or double knot with the end to make sure they are secure & lined the back with material. I think it would look great.
That’s a good suggestion, thanks Anja x
It looks amazing, but so many ends to sew in 😮!
Yes way too many, thank you for watching, Anja x
When you turned it over I thought it looked like a circuit board! As pretty as it is, I don't think I could deal with the ends!
Indeed! Thanks for watching Diane, Anja x
Beautiful ❤️
Thank you! Anja x
Hello Anja,
What a beautiful project you shared with us.
I understand that it's too much work to sew al the ends in. I would use this beautiful big granny square to cover up a canvas tote bag. I would make the front panel like this and the back panel with just 1 colour. So that the back panel doesn't have much work to it.
I hope this is helpfull and you still can use this granny square for something
Greetings Lissy
Oh that’s a great suggestion, thanks for watching, Anja x
You are welcome! 😊 thanks for sharing the video, Lissy x
Now i love that beautiful big square. The colors are great! The patience! Good job! Subscribing.
Thanks for the sub! I hope you will enjoy my channel and all the projects, Anja x
So beautiful but I wasn't prepared for that. You warned us but all I could do was 🤭😆🤣😄😂. I'd say with what you already did that it would look great as half of a pillow cover. What I'd suggest doing is tying the two closest ends together in a knot across the back and then trimming the excess. Then take a light weight material like fleece or flannel and sew it to the back side of the crocheted top. Washing and drying both sides separately of course in case they don't shrink up the same. Then take a sewing machine and sew the two together around the edge.💕☺️🧶
Good suggestion, and yes I did warn you haha, thanks for watching, Anja x
Bellísimo! No entiendo nada pero saco muchas ideas saludables desde 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Thank you for watching, Anja x
Come to think of it , there’s an interfacing that glues itself to material so if the ends are knotted and shorter then it’ll lay flat with ironing.. you will probably think of something else to do once you give yourself some time to think about it.
Interesting, thanks for watching, Anja x
Looks so nice 👍
Thank you, are you going to try this one? Anja x
❤Grazie per aver reso il progetto “Visibile” Con Grazia❤
Thanks for watching, Anja x
Bellissima🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you, Anja x
❤❤❤I AM TRYING THIS!!!!!!
Good luck! Thanks for watching, Anja x
Would it help if you had four (or more, I guess, on the later rounds) skeins / bobbins of each color, one for each side of the square? Then you could pull the color up as you came around again. Still a lot of ends, but not a catastrophic amount.
I was thinking the very same thing!😊
🤪😳🤯😵💫The front is so pretty!
It really is, thanks for watching, Anja x
I'm going to try it changing direction starting on row 3 and see if that makes fewer ends.
I came to say the same thing! 😅 What if you turned at the end of the round and picked up the yarn when you came back to that color. Still will be a lot of ends but not as many. Would just have to be mindful of what side yarn is added and picked up.
Let me know how you get on, Anja x
Thank you ❤❤❤❤
You're welcome 😊 Anja x
I’m thinking it can be a tapestry to hang up on the wall.❤❤❤❤❤ It beautiful.
Great idea!! Thanks for watching, Anja x
🙏😊, Beautiful 😍 I like it so much
I'm glad you like it, Anja x
Beautiful. I would just line it.
Thanks for watching, Anja x
Muito lindo,amei.
Parabéns pelo belo trabalho.
Thank you,glad you like my tutorial, Anja x
Love the colors and the square, but oh, the ends the horror! It's so beautiful, someone has to find a solution. Here is a thought: Can the ends just be woven in each of the little four color clusters?! It is just so beautiful.
Yes maybe, but even so that’s a lot of work, and valuable crochet time hahaha, thanks for watching, Anja x
Knot at the colour change and cut off the excess. You’ll have lots of knots but no ends. Cover the back with fabric to complete. Use a double knot for sure. You’ll have to cut the excess very close to the knit. Dot of fabric glue to stabilize the knots. There’s fabric glue that can go thru the wash and dry, it’s considered permanent. It’s very flexible. I’ve used this years ago with quilting.
Thanks for the tips! And for watching, Anja x
I love the look of this granny crochet. If the panel was made using larger ply thread and a smaller hook size than recommended, and taking the ends along with you, would that avoid seeing it from the front?
Hmmm I think you would still see the yarn near the other shades, thank you for watching, Anja x
Nice and beautiful
Thank you, Anja x
Make a chilly weather jumper or light jacket leave the threads as insulation & line it with cotton or wool cloth. Also, to not carry along or cut the threads, just stick a yarn-less hook in the previous color in a weave pattern btwn the stitches at the tops(left to right), pick up your stopped thread then pull thru at once. After, you could then pick it up & start your stitching on the other side of the new color without cutting, additionally, if you do this correctly, you will NOT see the opposing color. Easy, simple & not lazy way. You pay for taking it, what seems to be the easy way out at the moment, with all those ends! 😅😊
Me encanta esta risueña hermosa con esa risa linda ❤❤
Thank you! Anja x
I love this❤
Thank you, Anja x
Oh no i dont think i can do this! Im not experienced enough lol but thanks anja its gorgeous
Try it, you will never know unless you try, but those ends 😱 thank you for watching, Anja x
Wow sooo beautiful and easy❤
Thank you for watching, Anja x
Very very beautiful friends thanks for sharing ✅👍💯 done
Thank you for watching, Anja x
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