Holding the yarn in your hand, quickly create a loop by folding the short end over the long end. Pull the short end through the loop, before sliding it onto your hook and tighten. Practice a few times to get used to it. You’ve got this!
I want all the right side foundation rounds to be the right side up, and the yarn tail is on top. How can I have missed that?! Ridiculous as I definitely very carefully checked. “Here we are! NOW they’re joined.” Luckily I had the dulcet tones of Miriam Margoyles reading ...
Don't let your crochet hook remain a mysterious object. Try these methods to find a comfortable way of holding it as you work!
check out myPerfect Fit Crocheted Hat pattern.It is basically my Perfect Fit Crochet Hat class in a pattern. Everything you need to know for adjusting the size of your hat for fit and for the yarn you are using. You don’t even need to be a wizard at math, because I ...
I do this by holding the yarn at the back and pulling up a loop (fig. 1); chain 3 (fig. 2); yarn over twice (fig.3); insert hook into the same stitch & pull up a loop (fig. 4); yarn over & pull through the first two loops on the hook (fig. 5); yarn over & pull ...
1. I put a little more tension on the yarn feed between the hook and my index finger to help keep the live loop stay closed. 2. Control the live loop by gently holding it down with the index finger of my right hand while I’m forming the stitch to help stop it opening up. ...
For the past couple of years, I’ve been trying to de-stash as much yarn as possible. I find that part of the enjoyment of making a project is buying the yarn, so I am working towards not having much yarn on hand. Every once in a while I find chunky yarn on sale and buy it....
this pattern is designed for intermediate crocheters looking to add a stylish touch to their cold-weather accessories. The herringbone stitch provides a sophisticated texture that is both appealing and masculine. By holding two strands of yarn together, you'll achieve a thick, cozy cowl that's id...
Double Up the Yarn: For the sole of the slipper, consider holding two strands of yarn together as you crochet. This will create a thicker, more durable sole. Add a Second Sole: Crochet a second sole and stitch it onto the first for extra cushioning and durability. ...
There are 2 popular ways you can hold your crochet hook. You can hold it like a pencil or a knife. There is no right or wrong way. Simply choose the way that is most comfortable for you. Holding Your Yarn When Crocheting There are several ways you can hold your yarn when crocheting....