you should learn this! I couldn't believe the technique in this crochet stitch. 

I think she is using a lager size hook for chain, and then swapping back to the smaller hook for the foundation row. The larger hooks makes the bumps easier to we

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Yeah the creator's project is self explanatory,I agree with you 😊

Hi. You might want to watch the video again. She’s not crocheting in the back loop. She’s crocheting in the bump. Big difference.

@@katlambert3649 Yes thank you. I've already addressed my mistake elsewhere within this thread. I was getting my 'B's' mixed up, 'Bump' vs 'Back Loop', (both of which I have done for years - so I take them for granted). I appreciate your input! 👍

And she does the *initial chain using a hook a size or so larger* so it'll be much easier to get into the back bump of the chain stitch.

А вы что, никогда не вязали так? Это же совершенно естественно

I have many patterns that specify. Sometimes it's written as BLO (back loop only). Others write it in words explaining it often times as the 'back bump'. If you use it other than the foundation row, it will give you an interesting texture depending on your pattern. ENJOY - and experiment!! 👍

Может Вы мне объясните в чем разница этих методов? Чем лучше второй?

Хрень полная. Оба способа хороши. Только первый без заморочек и лично мне нравится больше.

@@user-cc7gt9qk5z во втором случае петли набираются крючком большего размера , за счёт этого полотно не стягивается. Вязание за перемычку первого ряда даёт красивый аккуратный низ Спасибо автору канала!

В вязании чего это используется, скажите пожалуйста.

@@user-ec7kg3lu6b в вязании всего, где нужно ровное полотно без стянутого края

I don't know if this helps. I have only seen someone use a larger hook for the entire foundation row, not just for specific chains. They do so when they know they usually work with a tighter tension, because I've heard that it can make things a bit tighter. I personally don't change my hook size at all when I am working in a 'back loop', but I am also lucky and don't have an issue with a tighter tension anyway. If you don't get a specific answer to your question here, I'd encourage you to experiment with both ways that you are asking about....and see what you like best. There is probably something very valid to it though, because with Tunisian crochet....most people suggest automatically going up at least 1 hook size when it's a Tunisian pattern. (Otherwise it gets very tight for them to work with). Good luck - I know you will find the fit for you!! 👍

QUE es una terminación más linda a la vista.. La tengo que probar..Siempre lo hice por el método tradicional!

I am going to ask the same

No. She demonstrated 2 ways of getting a looser starting chain. The first way is to chain loosely without tightening the chains as you go. The second way is to use a hook one size up to get looser chains. She does this so that when she goes back to the smaller hook she is able to get the hook into the back bumps easily. Hope this helps!

Thanks is a starting technique

Great question! No need for or explanation of hook changes! That shouldn’t have mattered at all!

Yes. The other hook was a demonstration to get looser stitches. She started off crocheting loosely and switched to a size larger in order to show another method of getting those looser stitches. Its done so that you can easily get your smaller hook into the back bumps (aka: camel humps, at least in my region we call them that. Not to be mistaken for the "camel stitch" which is totally different) I hope this helps.

For some reason, this content creator never seems to show the type of yarn used. She only shows the hook size. Makes no sense not to show both as it would make a HUGE difference.

@@loris9464 Yes it would because I know it doesn’t look like acrylic, it doesn’t stretch like that

2. Tığ daha kalındı ben görünmesi açısından degiştirdim fakat zincir kısmına girmesi zor oldu tekrar değiştirdim

That's the beauty of having choices - right!?! We can be creative and do our own thing! 👍

@@kimbo500 yes that's so true

She uses a larger crochet hook to chain and then switches to a smaller hook and crochets through the back bump and then you turn your work and continue with whatever stitch you plan on using.

How about tempering the attitude and make room for other ideas.

Sadece iki seçenek hangisini tercih ederseniz

I would have thought you'd just be happy to have discovered another way of working a foundation chain - (BLO - back loop only). I mean if she/he doesn't have the ability to translate or whatever their reason - and I wasn't already aware of BLO....I would just be happy to see that there is a cleaner way to work a foundation. If I couldn't figure it out on my own, I would show it to someone else who may be able to. If it meant not posting the video at all or having this silent video....I'd be really happy to see this video. I guess it's just how one looks at it. 🤦‍♀

YO TAMPOCO SOY NOVATA!!! Pero le da un acabado más lindo a la prenda que se quiere tejer.. De hecho ya la estoy probando.. pero siempre con la misma aguja, suelo tejer siempre con la misma tensión.. Mi madre dice que soy "una máquina" tejiendo.. ningún punto es diferente al otro.. aún tejiendo en diferentes días. Saludos 🤗

She chain stitched I say 4mm then turned it over and went down to a 3mm hook and single crochet in the back bump. U then stay with the 3 mm hook for the rest of the project. Doing it this way makes a very neat bottom row

My point is not that someone can explain it. It should be explained by the creator. Also, she starts with a 5.0 hook, which is the only instructions shown.

​@@cherylworley5651The 5/0 hook is 3.00mm.

​@@rebeccagreen2219She used a 3mm hook, but demonstrated a 4mm hook as an alternative way to get looser chains.

@@cherylworley5651 I understand you are not a fan of this video. Regardless of that, if you are interested in the technique - and someone is able/willing to share the explanation... it's too bad that you simply can't be happy with that - despite the creator not doing it herself (or himself!) 😉 Life's short - if you want the explanation, you now have it within the comments. If you just want to complain that this creator didn't explain it as they 'should' have....I guess now you know not to follow her videos (?). Your choice in what is most important to you .......🤦‍♀

I'm sorry, but I'm disabled (brain involvement) and am able to follow the silent demonstration....so I don't know why they should have to bother with that. Everybody is different though, and I respect that.

I have no problem following the steps and quite enjoy the piano accompaniment instead of talking.

GENTE EU JÁVÍ ESTE PONTO SENDO FEITO SEM AGULHA SÓ COM OS DEDOS

Have u noticed that so many knitting/crocheting videos have no talking? Just annoying music. So frustrating.

Try following this and being blind. lol. not to mention the music.