# 127 [] 3 New Techniques | How to avoid twists/skew when crocheting in a spiral rounds amigurumi
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- In this video I show 3 different techniques in the same piece:
- How to avoid twists/skew when crocheting in a spiral (rounds) for amigurumi or not
- How to joint/unite the colors without create a skew
- How to carry yarn in crochet when you crochet in round
This method is useful if you need to crochet inserts on a toy.
A practical example is the bottle of poison from my Wednesday doll in sale on my Etsy shop here:
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𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬:
1- start from green color in FLO
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2- Change the direction of the yarns to the left side
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3 - With green color make single crochet in FLO
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4 - Change color: make 1 chain with the white color
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5 - Crochet single crochet with white color
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6 - Change color in the last white stitch
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7 - Make single crochet with green color
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Might want to use a thicker yarn next time when showing this. It's microscopic !!
Thank you for the suggestion 😊
For better quality, try watching the video in fullscreen and at a slower speed.
Thank you so much for this. I was so discouraged but not anymore !!
I'm glad the video helped you 😊
Thank you soooo much 🥰😘 It’s a game changer. I’ve just made a sample with an absolutely perfect rectangle. Now feel I can crochet everything! 🎉
Glad it was helpful!
Used this technique for Keroppi's clothing, Thank you for sharing 😄
I'm glad to know that the video helped you 😊
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Thank you
How does adding the ch1 and going through the FLO fix the lean? Just curious how/why this works
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So, when you insert the First color, the way u do this, It's different than when you put the green again, interesting, i have to try, then i can Say of it's useful or not, but It seems
I’m going to try this on a child’s crochet hat in the round with worsted weight yarn , I hope it works for the hat . I just have a question , when you begin the first stitch of white you go under to finish the sc and at the end you go over in green to finish sc
Thank you for the video
Dear thanks for the feedback 😊 I'm currently on maternity leave, but I think what you're looking for is written under the video description. Thanks again
So you added a chain 1 at new color 1st stitch??? And THAT puts the stitches in line???
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Hi Barbara
I didn't quite understand your question, sorry! But I'll try to answer, ok :)
"So you added a chain 1 at new color 1st stitch???"
Yes, there's a 1 chain that I made when I first changed color, that's, from green to white.
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"And THAT puts the stitches in line???"
Yes, but you must also make ALL stitches of this pattern in FLO. Otherwise, the drawing, in this case the square, will not be aligned/straight. Only the base does not need to be crocheted in FLO.
So I hope I have answered your questions.
Thank you and have a nice day :)
@@fernandacraftroom Yes you answered my question. I will have to do it to see it before i really understand. Thx for the help.
Let me see if I understand. Rather than finishing the last stitch of color *A* by pulling through a loop of color *B* . Thereby making the *new* color part of the *old* color stitch. Instead you *finish the stitch with the *first* color, then chain one with the *new* color, which then connects with the color *B* stitches in the row. Am I correct?
Quick curiosity. Are you using an Under/Over stitch. I'm told many amigurumi crocheteers (I know it's not the proper term, but it's what *I* call it) like the tighter Yarn Under method.
I'm very new to both crochet and to amigurumi so forgive my ignorance. Your chain 1 color change technique looks so much more streamlined and simple. With this color change technique, does that chain 1 alter the pattern design or stitch count in any way? Is this chain 1 color change technique as effective when working both loops (standard crochet practice) or when working in BLO? I haven't tried your technique yet but can't help thinking that the added chain 1 would affect the pattern in some way.
Since your vids are helpful to those learning crochet or those looking to improve upon or try a new crochet technique, I wanted to request that you include Closed Captioning to all of your videos to help people follow along...
Thank you!
Thank you soooo much! it is very important for me
Glad it was helpful!
do you start crocheting on FLO from the very start (magic ring) or only when youre about to change color?
Hi, I crochet normally on an oval/circular base. Then I do FLO on the rest, on the green and white part. Thank you for watching!
Y did u do the color change so differently on 1st change?
So all stitches are FLO ?
Yes
Yes
So all stitches are FLO ?
Yes
So all stitches are FLO ?
Hi. Yes all stitches are FLO 😊 See the notes in the video.