Wow, double wow, triple wow! As a newbie, i thought special yarn effects like the braiding would take me years to learn. But now, thanks to this tutorial, I can apply this procedure to hats, mittens and socks! Thanks so much for the clear directions!
Decided to crochet some pumpkins. Wanted some of them curls for them. Ty for an easy patterns. I'm Intermediate in crochet. Easier the better for me. 😁
Love everything about this except the method of removing it from the machine. I always knit it off before loosening it then spin twice around and pop it off. I tried this way and unfortunately ruined the work I just did and had to start all over. :(
If you drop stitches when knitting off, or using a needle to bind off, those stitches can be picked up again. You use a crochet hook, put the hook through the front of the top loop/stitch, that you have, and pull the straight yarn just above the stitch through the loop. Continue to the top. You may want to put markers in other stitches first, though.
The 40 pin doesn't have a cou ter if that is the machine tou are asking about? I added a digital counter with self adhesive velcro on the metal piece that holds the sensor. Then I just leave my counter lay on .y stand so I can use it on alternate machines
I am certa8n you would have no issues using the crochet hook in this instance...there is no technique or tension required as tou are simply picking up the yarn and pulling it through itself
Girllll!!!!! I’m so glad I found this video. I watched another video and it looked hard. I felt my hands hurt just from watching it. I literally boxed up my carabiner and was getting ready to return them. Lol. Imma give this a try first. Thank you.
