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This is a REALLY good tutorial, BUT, I've TRIED C2C before several times and I get LOST in the orientation of the squares and where I'm supposed to be. Do you have any tips for NOT getting lost? I've got the ch. 5, 3 hdc part it's the turning and ending that gets me. I GUESS. That's the only thing I can figure. What is your crochet hook made of?? it looks cool.
Just redearching as I plan to do a 365 G-Sq a day starting from the New Yr 2025. I love this G-Sq and it's even more special as we share the same birthday. Thanks for all your YT vids, you are truly talented 😊
Damm ittttt.... I have a Wurlitzer and it is ever so sloghtly out of tune... i didnt know itd be this much work to just fix a slight out-of-tune issue... Welp, gotta roll up my sleeves.
Thank you for letting me know how to put together all of my granny squares and how many granny squares that I have to crochet to make out this is Cardigan
I love this scarf but I really seriously dislike making them lengthwise because I almost always find a mistake a couple rows back and have to rip out a LOT in order to get back there. For that reason I like short row patterns
Hi Miss!.. I am wondering how to decrease and increase using lace stitch? I wanted to use this stitch to make a cardigan but i don't how to decrease if I will make the shoulder part. Thank you
I just finished my second hat. My first one was small but perfect for my 7 yo grandson. I think my tension was to tight. The second hat turned out perfect for women/teen small. I used 6.5 mm crochet hook and paid close attention to my tension. Thank you for this video! ❤
Beginning Ch4 - 2:54 Round 1 - 3:16 (11 dc in 4th chain from hook) [12 st total] Round 2 {If keeping previous color} 5:02 {If switching colors} 5:29 (In 1st st: ch 3, sc || In remaining 11 st: 1 dc, 1 sc in each) [24 st total] Round 3 {If keeping previous color} 08:13 {If switching colors} 08:37 (In any sc st: ch1, sc, ch3, skip 2 st || In 3rd st from last one worked: sc, ch3; repeat a total of 7 times) [8 sc, 8 ch3 spaces] Round 4 {If keeping previous color} 10:31 {If switching colors} 10:50 (In first sc: ch3, dc, ch2, 2dc || In remaining sc: 2dc, ch2, 2 dc) [8 shells of 2dc, ch2, 2dc] Round 5 {If keeping previous color} 13:35 {If switching colors} 13:59 (In 1st dc of any shell: ch1, sc || In next ch2 space: 5dc || In last dc of same shell, sc. Repeat 7 times w/o beginning ch1) [16 sc, 8-5dc clusters] Round 6 {If keeping previous color} 17:09 {If switching colors} 17:49 (In any sc directly after 5dc grouping: sl st into stitch, ch3, 2 dc, ch3 || In next sc: 3dc, ch3 || ***In next two sc: sc || In next sc: 3dc, ch 3 || in next sc: 3dc || Repeat from ** until back at beginning) [4 corners of 3 dc/ch3/3dc & 4 sides of ch3/sc/sc/ch3] Round 7 {If keeping previous color} 22:34 {If switching colors} 23:09 (Into any corner: sl st, ch2, 2hdc, ch3, 3hdc || Sides: Skip 1 dc; hdc in next 2 dc, *4hdc in ch3 sp, Skip 1 dc; hdc in next 2 dc, Repeat from * || In next corner: 3 hdc, ch3, 3hdc || Repeat back to the beginning) [18hdc/side, 1 ch3sp per corner]
