Thank you so much for your videos. My only suggestion is to show people how to do the corners properly because that is where most people get in trouble.
Hey, Sophie, I appreciate the feedback! I got similar feedback when I first posted this video, so I took the advice and made a follow up video about how to work around the corners. You can check it out here if you want - th-cam.com/video/ihgitoanRaM/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for sharing all these borders. I already watched the single boarders video. I am a beginner but I pick things up pretty quickly and it's especially easy to pick up new stitches when they are taught by a great teacher. I wish I could have you at home with me 😆. Thanks again!
Haha, thanks for the kind comment! And that's awesome you're able to learn new stitches quickly! The beauty of crochet is there's really only a few stitches to learn but an infinite number of ways to combine the stitches into unique projects. I hope your projects continue to go well for you!
Absolutely an option! There would be two variations to stack multiple rows of this pattern. Option 1 is to stack front post stitches around front post stitches and back post stitches around back post stitches. Option 2 is to stack front post stitches on back post stitches and back post stitches on front post stitches. Option 1 will create a nice ribbing along the edge. Option 2 will create a more nestled texture- not really sure how to describe it 😄 As far as how to work either option, you would work the first round exactly as shown in the video. After slip stitching to join the round, don't fasten off. Chain 2, then work alternating front post and back post. If you're doing option 1, you would start each round with a front post and then alternate to stack front post on top of front post. If you're doing option 2, you would start even rounds with a back post and odd rounds with a front post. Let me know if you have any questions on this explanation. I hope this helps!
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Amazing, I was stuck on a border that was in this video. The visual helped a ton thank you!
Many thanks.
Thank you so much for your videos. My only suggestion is to show people how to do the corners properly because that is where most people get in trouble.
Hey, Sophie, I appreciate the feedback! I got similar feedback when I first posted this video, so I took the advice and made a follow up video about how to work around the corners. You can check it out here if you want - th-cam.com/video/ihgitoanRaM/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for sharing all these borders. I already watched the single boarders video. I am a beginner but I pick things up pretty quickly and it's especially easy to pick up new stitches when they are taught by a great teacher. I wish I could have you at home with me 😆. Thanks again!
Haha, thanks for the kind comment! And that's awesome you're able to learn new stitches quickly! The beauty of crochet is there's really only a few stitches to learn but an infinite number of ways to combine the stitches into unique projects. I hope your projects continue to go well for you!
Very nice 🎉please give me for all around a bag
Heya, I have a question about the Front Post Back Post Border, can you stack it? And if so how would you do it?
Absolutely an option! There would be two variations to stack multiple rows of this pattern. Option 1 is to stack front post stitches around front post stitches and back post stitches around back post stitches. Option 2 is to stack front post stitches on back post stitches and back post stitches on front post stitches. Option 1 will create a nice ribbing along the edge. Option 2 will create a more nestled texture- not really sure how to describe it 😄
As far as how to work either option, you would work the first round exactly as shown in the video. After slip stitching to join the round, don't fasten off. Chain 2, then work alternating front post and back post. If you're doing option 1, you would start each round with a front post and then alternate to stack front post on top of front post. If you're doing option 2, you would start even rounds with a back post and odd rounds with a front post. Let me know if you have any questions on this explanation. I hope this helps!
Crochet border
Borders are hard to choose.
It really can be a struggle to find the right one for a given project!