10 Useful Shorts in One Video. Crochet Tips Compilation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this compilation video, I’ve brought together the 10 most popular shorts on my channel for you to enjoy in one seamless experience. Each short is introduced with a special segment filmed on the beautiful grounds and courtyard of Turku Castle in Finland. Enjoy a seamless viewing experience of all the 10 shorts.
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- Straight edges in double crochet (part of a video, link goes to the spot): • 5 Indispensable Croche...
- Crochet bobble stitch: • Crochet easy bobble st...
- Triple yarn - thicker yarn out of finer yarn: • How to triple any yarn...
- Best way to make the magic ring: • Top 2 Easy Magic Circl...
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🟠 2 rows of mesh at the same time: • Fastest crochet mesh. ...
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Oh Boy Tuula! The last one using a wooden spoon to wind a hank of yarn into a cake is the first time I’ve seen that done. And that is a wonderful and helpful idea. Thank you. 😊
Thank you! I also was excited when I first saw that tip somewhere!
This is the best of the best! All of them! The magic ring had me stumped when I started crocheting. You, Hooked by Robyn and Play Hooky With Me, made it easy to learn. You have the best tricks ever!
@@asaldanapr Happy to hear!
This is one of the best videos I’ve ever seen! So many great tips!! Thank you for compiling these all in one video. You made the magic ring seem so simple!
Thank you, so glad to hear! Happy crocheting! 💜
Love all your videos. My husband is here with me and we think you are amazing.
Thank you so much! Have a great week!
So much fabulousness, Tuula! Thank you! …. The most surprising and amazing one, was the making yarn thicker short. As a spinner, I’m used to chain plying to get a 3 ply yarn (also called by some, Navajo plying). So guess how amazed and happy I am to see that you can do this with thin yarns to make a thicker one and the same way! Who knew??? …. You did, of course 😊
Thank you! I have heard the term Navajo plying about this before, and also that it can be used for spinning. Such a useful and easy technique for many things!
Oh my goodness, the demonstration of how to triple a thin yarn is brilliant! Thank you so much. I've been crocheting for 62 years (since I was ten years old) and I thought there was nothing left for me to learn about it. Ha!
Great to hear! I have crocheted since I was 5 and every year I also still learn new things about it!
Hi as always you are a great teacher all of your tips are kept in my library if i forget i can always find it there thank you Nora 😁😁❤
Wonderful! Thank you Nora, happy crocheting! 💜
Triple fine yarn and wind yarn without tools are my favorites. Very clever and useful tips. Thanks Tuula. Love your videos.
Thank you so much!
I didn't know about the fancy twist to the border😎. Also like how you did the cord 😊. THX Tuula❤. The Castle is neat too 😎. Have a wonderful day!🤗🙏
Thank you so much! Have a great day!
Love love love this video. Great refreshing assortment of clips. I especially loved the last one. Thank you
Wonderful, really glad to hear you thought it was good!
You have always taught me wonderful things and I’m grateful…you’re blessed to have such beautiful buildings in your home…I love the great places you have taken me…I would never see them if not for you…so I sincerely thank you ❤️😊✌️
Thank you so much, I'm really glad! All the best!
All of these are very helpful. I will save this and refer back to it as I do with many of your videos and tutorials. Thank you so much. I always enjoy seeing the different locations in Finland.
Thank you, happy to hear! Also glad you like seeing various places!
All of these useful tips are very helpful. As always, you present great content. Thank you from Tennessee
Wonderful, thank you so much!
Thanks Tuula. Great video. I learnt things! I like your medieval castle.
Lovely! Glad you like the castle too!
I enjoy watching shorts, so this was great! So many good tips I can’t pick just one favorite. I plan to use your first tip about edging for my next project. And I’m glad to see someone else holding yard the same way I do - very simple to do. I used to use the “pen” grip for my hooks, but as I had increasing problems with arthritis I switched to the “knife” grip, which really helped. Thanks for this very helpful compilation!
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you, always enjoy watching your videos, have been crocheting for a long time, find I always learn something new from your tutorials, excellent. 🌺🌸
That's lovely, thank you!
loved the tips and enjoyed seeing your local sights! 😊
Thanks so much! 😊
A very useful reminder, thank you.
Lovely!
Thank you. You do a great job helping us all on your channel.
Thank you, so glad, that really is the goal of the channel!
Great tips, wonderful location!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have a playlist for your tips and regularly look through them to remind me. Thank you so much. Bye 💁🏼♀️
That's lovely to hear, trust the playlist is useful! Happy crocheting!
Thank you, this was a great idea and a great help.
Great to hear, thank you!
Love this video but more live the place where you are! Beautiful and thank you!
Thank you, glad to hear you like the surroundings too!
Loved it! Thanks for sharing your expertise.
Thank you so much!
I love the tapered hooks. I tried several times to use the inline hooks, but took them to the thrift store
I would have similar feelings, although I haven't got rid of them. They slow me down a lot.
Loved them all, but the last one was my favorite
Great, good I added that one, several people have said the same!
That was a awesome collection of some of your most useful tutorials. Thank you so much for compiling them into one!’ I will save that or for sure!!!! Have a great week 🤗🤗
Thank you so much, glad you liked them! A great week to you too!
Thank you for some new hints I hadn't seen. Winding the skein, using the,wooded spoon is perfect. Much of my yarn is in skeins, these days. ❤❤❤
Sounds great! Happy crocheting! 💗
long or short...I know I am gonna get expert advice...and indeed I take the advice too !!!!
Very happy to hear!
Love your tips!
Wonderful!
Thank you i enjoy your videos sooo much and have learned a lot.❤
Lovely, thank you!
These are great!
Lovely!
Loved this compilation
Glad to hear!
Salaam Alaykuma first one thanks my teachers 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
❤ your the best!
Thank you!
Thank you!
Very helpful! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
You have the best tips 😊
Thank you!
Isn't it amazing, exactly as you say in your opening, Tuula Maaria, how you speak English like an anglophone ?! My brief experience of meeting a Finn told me very quickly that I would NEVER speak Finnish. :D
Apart from which, I hope you derive joy from running your channel; for we certainly do !!
Thank you! My Finnish accent probably isn't as strong as with many because I used to live many years in Northern Ireland!
@@TuulaMaaria Never ordinary places, with you, m'dear ! But I do not detect that nasal Orange note, thank goodness ! [grin]
@@m-rstringer3750 😁
I prefer tapered hooks as well, and I will definitely heed your technique for keeping track of beginning and ending "straight stitches" with a double stitch from now on 🤓. I've crocheted since junior high school, yet still struggle with that. Though I don't make those often. I too will use your way of crocheting circles using your crochet T-shirt yarn idea 😊.
Wonderful! Happy crocheting!
Really enjoyed this video and the castle is enchanting.
Update on yr tops/ v-stitch - i sourced 4000mts chocolate brown cotton yarn on eBay for a great price. Just been delivered and i am so excited i worked up several samples. Have decided to use a few of yr tips in production too! Use a #5 hook to cast on vs a #3 hook to do the crocheting. Love yr v-stitch! Did need to make it a tad more masculine by working to a 2 x chain height- produces a nice textural cloth rather like mens knitwear from the late 60s very early 70s. Oh and after years of 0.45/ 0.75 hooks a #3 hook zooms along😂😂
Glad you get to make it and found yarn! Great you can make the adjustments you need. Happy crocheting! 💜🌺
Buongiorno Maria from Italia
Greetings from Finland!
For winding the yarn, you can do so with your thumb in place of the spoon. Wind your yarn somewhat loosely about 15-20 times around your thumb (leave a tail of a few inches, this will be your center pull). Give a thumbs-up and continue to wind at a 45 degree angle from the bottom outside of your thumb to the upper inside of your thumb (between your thumb and pointer finger). Very slightly turn the ball or cake as you wind the yarn. The yarn will line up neatly and create a beautiful yarn cake with a center pull. This is the method that I use with every skein. NO TOOLS REQUIRED. ❤
Thank you! I have heard of people doing it with just with their fingers, need to try that!
Tuula,love this video, lovely location as well. I also like the beautiful afghan you showed hanging on the rail is this one of yours?
Thank you! Yes, that is a blanket I still often use as a bedspread. Over 30 different colours.
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I love your crochet blanket Tuula,how many squares in total to make it? What yarn did you use to make it.?
Thank you! I had a mix of different brands of cotton, all about DK weight, with a couple of bamboo yarns in the mix! There are 28 squares one way, 19 the other way so 532 altogether.
Have u ever crocheted a oval placement?
I'm having trouble with the ends seems no matter what I do it keeps wanting to ruffle.
Not sure I know it is - do you mean something like table mats?
@@TuulaMaaria ya for the table
@@niseyjones598 So if they are oval shape and ruffle in the ends only that would mean that you are adding too many stitches there. Try leaving a couple of the increases out and see how that is over several rounds. If it is still not right, try a different amount of increases.
I am having trouble telling the difference in hook style. I can't see what you are explaining are the difference. Is there a certain brand that's the best?
Inline hooks have a sharper tip,deeper hook part, overall narrower at the tip. Tapered ones are more rounded, the hook part "sticks out" more. Different people prefer different brands. I personally like Clover Amour most.
@TuulaMaaria thank you for the information. I need to look closer at what I have. I am making a temperature blanket, and the yarn is splitting. I have found I do not like Caron Simply Soft for that reason. It could be the hook.
I have used your tutorial for thickening yarn strands a couple of times now. Absolute game changer! 🥰🧶
Happy to hear - I was also very glad when I first saw that, so easy and practical!