Arrow Crochet Stitch Tutorial | Front Post Treble Crochet
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2023
- 🧶✨ Dive into the fascinating world of crochet with my latest tutorial on the Arrow Stitch! 🏹🎉 Whether you’re a crochet enthusiast or just starting your yarn journey, this stitch adds a touch of elegance and texture to your projects.
In this detailed tutorial, I’ll guide you step by step through the Arrow Stitch, breaking down each movement and technique to make it accessible for all skill levels. Discover how to create stunning arrow-like patterns that elevate your crochet game.
🔗 Ready to master the Arrow Stitch? Watch the tutorial now and start creating your own arrow-inspired masterpieces!
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Pattern notes:
- Chain one does not count as a stitch
- this stitch is a two row repeat
- start with any multiple of four 
This one was too hard for my beginner self I got to until the arrows then it started to look off, I’m gonna try to do another stitch and will definitely come back, I have to get my tightness down first!! Great video though!!
Keep it up ❤️ You got this!
Oh yes - I did it! (Thanks for another great tutorial!)
[Is there a way to “calculate” a pattern and then replace it with another?
I have a pattern for a sweater and it worked very well. Now I want to replace the granny stitch with a stitch from your calender. Is there a “trick” or do I just have to create gauges from both patterns and then switch between them based on length/high?]
So glad to hear it! This one was a bit tricky. You can replace a stitch to make a garment, but it will depend on many factors, such as what yarn/hook you use, your gauge and how many multiples you need for that particular stitch - in this case you are working in multiples of 4 so you’d want to make sure the sweater would come out in the correct size using all of these factors ❤️
Thank you for your quick response!
Oh, that sounds a lot more complicated than I thought... For now, it's better to stick with my pillow plan :-)@@SpottedHorseDesign
It’s certainly possible, and I hope I didn’t sound discouraging. But there are definitely a few more factors that go into making garments. Your pillow plan sounds perfect. 🥰