Three Ways to Seam Crochet 

This is exactly what I needed, sewing up the sides of a striped double crochet piece. Thank you, this is wonderful!!

I love these options. Thank you soooo much, I was crocheting a sweater with a tutorial but didn’t like the technique they used to bind the ends together and then I found your video and it was like …….HEAVEN on RU-vid lol. You are a lifesaver.

Thank you! I've been crocheting for years, and this baby sweater on my lap has the neatest seam ever now!

At last. How to stitch together up the sides of rows; searched for months for this but no-one else seems to do it. Also a view of the back on each method; seldom done but makes a big difference to see it. Really really great to have both. :-)

As a new beginner, I am amazed at all the different ways to make my work good. I tend to be amazed at the Beauty. Thank you for sharing your time. I really appreciate your instruction. I have worked with my hands all my life, and when I Retired, I had to find something to work with my hands. Crochet has been my savior.I'm not to far along, but am still learning.RB

I like the lace up mattress stitch. I have afghan project I am doing(joining 300 squares) so I will try the lace up mattress stitch on it. Regards from New Zealand.

Thank you so much. I have been searching everywhere for a way to seam up a blanket constructed with strips.

You’re a great teacher, thank you for another clear tutorial!

I'm using the second technique. Thank you for the beautiful seam for my first baby blanket for my first grandchild. Also thank you for the easy threading technique it will save me so much time! I'm forever grateful

This is exactly what I needed! Other videos only showed joining the end, which is easy. Thank you for showing the two ways to join the ends. I think I will use the lace up stitch. Thanks so much Marly. I'm joining a sweater I made. I didn't want to use the whip stitch, which is what the pattern said to use.

Wow! I wish I would have known this when I was sewing my chevron sweater together. Would have saved me a lot of headaches! Thanks!!

Very clear instructions. I prefer the shoe lace method. Thank you.

Excellent demonstration of options and what each option looks like. Bravo! And thanks.

Yay thank you so much!!I'm currently crocheting a cardigan for my grandma and I'm so frustrated how I will combined it and thank you for teaching, love it!!

I am making a poncho for my grand daughter - I was looking for how to finish it off without a visible seam. Your examples were great and I will be using the one that you were taught! Thank you!

I’m using this to seam up a hanging plant holder 😊

Thank you so much! This video changed my crochet journey! 💜💜

Thanks, Marly, for your clear directions. I like the way you show your work and you’re also visible. Gotta get to work now!

This is a great tip! I'm using it to piece together a throw. It's so much neater than the way I used to do it.

So good. I used the shoe tying stitch to join two sides together of double crochet, as I wanted a flat seam. You saved me hours of frogging.

Excellent presentation.

I hate seaming and try to avoid patterns with seams but now thanks to your tutorial, I have joined the pieces for a Tunisian vest I made for my son and am in the process of joining a cable vest that I am crocheting. The third method you demonstrated is my favorite.

I agree -very helpful video. I made my first ever crochet project, a blanket with squares and will need to join all squares now.

Thanks for a wonderful tutorial. You are clear, concise, and to the point.

Great tutorial! Just started crocheting sweaters this year, so this is very helpful! Thank You!

Thank you for your help.

Thank You!!, Very good video, good clear voice, great camera shots, and I learned seam stitches.... :)

I do knit sweaters and know how to seam them together, but my brain was not working for seaming the side of a crocheted garment. Thank you for your wonderful demonstration of doing just that. You saved me from defeat.

I’m going to use the lace up version I have my Afghan granny squares all made and I’ve been holding them for about five months now because I couldn’t figure out how to put them all together. I watched various videos and they’re just a mess . I’m also making granny square scarves that I want to get done for Christmas but I didn’t know how to put them together seamlessly. I have looked at how some people have put them together on Etsy and they look terrible so thank you very much I appreciate your help

Just tried the lace up stitch and it is EVERYTHANG!!!!!?😍😍😍😍😍😍Thank you Marly B.

Thank you I have something I have made and put off putting together until I watched an expert do it. Now on to my project.

I thank you for showing me how to seam two pieces together.I used it to put a dress together.

Thank you so much! Exactly what I needed to know to seam the shoulders on a crochet waistcoat :D

Thank you! Will be using this on a sleeveless cardigan.

This was an awesome instructional video. Thank you so much. Now I can finish up my hat!

This is exactly what I neededed... Thank you ✨

Thanks so much!!!! Made my life easier to seam up my work 😁

The audio is from left headphone only. I thought my headphones broke for a second.

Thank you. Great explanation! Just made my first baby cardigan & have to attach front to back and sleeves.

Thank you

This is a life saver!!! Thanks so much!

I am making a cardigan in crochet squares and was looking for an invisible way of sewing it together Thank you

You make it easy to hit the like button! GREAT teaching! THanks much!

The whip stitch rocks for a pattern seam

Thanks so much for sharing this technique, it was greatly appreciated.

Thanks for the fantastic tutorial, it was very informative and easy to follow. I like your lace up stitch which I am going to try to sew up my own pattern of a crochet jacket.

just found this video thank you so so much for a great share I will be putting my miter squares together with the lace up stitch!!!

Using the lace up method to stitch my baby blanket panels together

Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

Wow super helpful thanks ever so much!

Will try it on a waistband for a skirt.

The text covers the initial beginning of the joining.

I used the Laceup Mattress Stitch for the Campfire Cardigan

Very helpful. Thanks.

This was very helpful! Your description was easy to follow. Thank you!

thank you, this was very helpful

Which would you use to sew sleeves to a garment in crochet?

Fab tutorial, seaming was always something that got me down, but I have now managed to sew my shoulder seams together on my baby cardigan, and am confident I can do the side seams using your tut, but is there a specific way to attach the sleeves as I will be attaching the tops of trebles to the sides of trebles, if you know what I mean, just wondering if you had any advice or could do another tut explaining the neatest way to do this, thanx

How do I figure out how much yarn I need to sew it up? I ran out and needed to cut and start again with more yarn

Great video thanks so much :)

When I try the first technique up a side, it pulls the two matching rows askew from each other because of returning to the bottom of the ‘matching’ treble post. Am I doing something wrong?

I used the first one for a Camisol, that I am finishing, the first project for myself that I am making for myself (since 2017). I do not use the item I made in 2017.

If in the first method u go through the v stitches like from 2. To 3 then 4 to 5 the bump will not come.

thank you for this helpful video. i've got several sweater pieces that have been waiting to be joined :-) the current sweater i am working on in is worked in a shell stitch so there isn't a neat even top, and the edges are ch2 and dc on the other side. help please!

Have you every joined the V's with a double crochet? I like to alternate the direction of my squares for texture. How would you suggest doing that?

I have 2 afghans to complete but they are in granny stitch. Both patterns say to use the invisible stitch to put them together. What one do you suggest please.

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Do you have any tutorials on making picture frames?

Great tut! Wondering how you like your contacts?

Bob's yer uncle! Ha ha ha

wow, that's exactly how I thread my tapestry needle with yarn.

It's difficult to see how your going through the double stitch.

my seams still doesn't look very good. I've been crocheting for years and years but never was good at seams. I need more practice I guess. I think with the second part of your video with the part with "v's" would work great for me but the first one with the kind of uneven seams you always get at the side just didn't come out looking great.

I wish you had a closeup

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