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Here ladies, i give you a for,ular to creat a round woth whatever thickness of the yarn. First round: three stitchhes crochet (it can be single, double, or tripble) in each foundation chain. Second: two stitches in each one Third round: one stitch in first one, two stitches in second one and so on Four round: one stitch in the first one, one sitch in second one, two stitches in the third one Round five: divide the total of all stitches of round fourth by 8 and use a marker. Now you crochet two stitches where the markers are. So by adding 8 stitches in each round you are making the round is bigger. To make a perfect round piece : do not plave your adding stitches at the same spot of the previous round. You just have to scatter them all around. As long as you add 8 stitch of each round, you are making a perfect circle without it curling up. Keep this formular in mind because it is a golden rules that take me a good long time to find out
Curling means needs more increases. Waves means needs less increases. However, ripples and waves can be remedied with a long soak and dry -- which eliminates the frogging.
Finished watching the one thing I love about your videos is you don't go so fast that I can not keep up and have to keep rewinding and you do not assume that we already know something you explain it in detail. Love your videos
When I crochet round hats, I think of it as.... Round 2 = 2 stitches (in each previous stitch). Round 3 = 1 stitch, then 2 stitches. Round 4 = 1 stitch, 1 stitch, 2 stitches. Round 5 = 1 stitch, 1 stitch, 1 stitch, 2 stitches. Etc. Each grouping adds up to the row number you are working on. (Row 5.... 1+1+1+2=5) Makes it easier for me to remember how many increases to do for that row. I'm going to try that concept on this type of rug too and see how that works. Thanks for your video.
Thank you very much for the tips, infact I saw it last night & started crocheting today. I found it very convenient to follow the traditional method of crocheting ,ie an increase in each row & using the back loop to crochet keeping the tension not to tight. It's giving an absolute flat circle without any hassle 👍
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I think you should. Not recommended for someone new at crochet. But if you've made a several circles already, then this could be fun to find what pattern works with your hook and yarn, using the methods of keeping it flat like I show in this video (and on my site) I would give it ago :D
This is my first time crotcheting and I really enjoyed your video! Just wish you would've mentioned how to end it when your done seeing as I have absolutely no idea what to do now haha, but I'm sure there's other videos on it
wow thank you for being so honest,when l decided to try using bed sheets no one mentioned the tens of thousands of miles of threads you had to pull. l did make the oval rug and it was nice. So.now l,ll try t shirt yarn with NO threads..lol
try hand crochet! there is wonderful videos for using our crippled hands instead of holding onto those hooks! good luck! by the way hon you might try 6 then 12 then 2,1,2,1,etc... then 2,1,1,2,1,1,2,etc... then 2,1,1,1,2,1,1,1,2,etc.... keep adding in this manner!
I have exactly this kind of rug and i use it as a doormat. Its good coz its got texture, not too flat n u can clean shoes on it. Idk where i got it from but i want to make same one as a bathroom mat. It washes good in the machine but is heavy and it dries for a long time.
Yup! I love mine too. They really are beautiful and functional and will last you a long time. And you can make the yarn using old t shirts, so you get to recycle at the same time if you'd like.
I did something similar to this many years ago. We would take strips of cloth.........preferable all the same kind of cloth......like all cotton.....and BRAID them. then shape it into a circle or oval to make a rug. Looked just like a braided rug you'd buy. FUN. Yard sailing for old cloths/shirts for the cloth was fun too.
FYI Try holding your hook in the overhand position and relax your left hand instead of pointing your index finger so far away from your hand. Fatigue is manageable with a few changes, beautiful rug!
Mine has sort of flattened out a little bit of a wave if I don’t do any more increase will it still grow and be a big rug? Or u have to add more increases later or can keep doing sc rounds
If it is curling, it means it doesn't have enough stitches, yes increase, if it is warping, then you have to many and I would rip out the previous row and do it without an increase. this is how I did mine. I took it row by row. Lay it down after every row to make sure it's still staying flat.
Maybe try finger crochet. That’s my plan, anyway...and suggested by someone I know who’s a fiber artist. (I have bad hand and thumb arthritis so I had to give up the hook)
I understand what she's saying. T-shirt yarn [strips] are pretty easy to work with. I don't understand how it could become so hard for anyone. It's light, and the strips do not have to be perfectly flat as some mat assume. It curls up length-wise on it's own anyhow. This the yard word.
im up to row 12 13 and curling up heaps. so u started to do in the round not ss chain 1 after the first fet founds? once i come to the end of a round i change colour buy joining to the next
@@Meladora1 the first 2 rows stick up a bit then after that was fine then it started to roll again on the 5th row then waved at the 7th row so cant win lol
if the first few rows are harder then the rest and have to push to lie flat while the rest arnt to bad and its a bigger rug whats the best way to try to flatten it? i see u said stand on it but a big rug u cant stand in diff parts forever
I don't know if it's harder than the rest, I remember checking it every row and having to rip some rows out, and the bigger it got, the more stitches I had to rip out, so just take it one row at a time. Best of luck!
It doesn't have to be even. As long as your piece is flat. Continue the repeat until the end of the round, even if you are not able to complete the last repeat fully
+susan sloan Same! This is why I wanted to teach myself and teach what I learned in hopes if someone was like me and was looking for info about it, then they would have more of an idea of what they were getting into :D
So i got three skeins of yarn from Wish, and I'm unable to return it. The yarn is a t-shirt yarn but made of spandex and it's pretty thin, like size 5 weighted yarn. Not sure if I have enough to make a rug.
Alexandra Kardasz as long as it's strong enough not to fall apart when people step on it a lot or if it's to light weight then it could easily slip out from under them.
It was a hard struggle. I had to keep going row by row like I show here and changing and ripping out to make adjustments. I show you what to look for and how to make the correct adjustments in the video and in the picture of the pattern :D
I bet you could! I've never done it though, but there are a few videos out there to help. There's one at this link, as well as how to make plarn, which is made of plastic bags www.meladorascreations.com/10-ways-to-recycle-using-crochet/
I have had to frogg the project and restart seveeral times, by row 7 it is starting to look like a bowl, so i take our a row and do a increese, by row 13 it was still curling and started to look like a basket, your instructions are simple, and its only 20 some rows,, but i wanted to make it bigger, in your instructions, you stopped saying by the end of the row how many stitches you should have, what am i doing wrong, i went and got the size P hook and have t shirt yarn that is a 6
Super Bulky 6: 9-15 mm. You fall into the correct size hook for your 6 ply. The reason I stop giving counts at a certain point is because everyone crochet's at different a tightness. This is where the "Tips" comes into play. Continue the pattern as taught, looking for the 2 things I mentioned, the "bowl" and the "ruffle" and adjust as needed. I hope this answers your questions. Have a great day!
Do what you feel, with these yarns it can be hard to go by a set pattern, this is why I teach you what to look for so that your rug will lay flat. So feel free to follow your gut on this one.
I never buy t-shirt yarn, because I like to think of being thrifty and so I make my own yarn from old t-shirts. It can be a little tedious, but it's a great way to get rid of t-shirts rather than make them into rags. I mean how many rags can you have?!😂
Monica Santiago you can get it online do Google search or make your own out of t-shirts, sheets, etc..I have a jersey twin maybe full size sheet and I will cut it into one continuous strip. TH-cam has videos on how to. you can buy t-shirts from thrif stores or sheets. i have rag rug book and this rug, yet beautiful, sounds expensive and her description just makes it sound not fun. The point in any crochet, knit or sewing project is FUN AND JOY. So to get this type of yarn depending on color, how much and place is costly but go get some old tees, sheets that you may have or at goodwill and other thrift stores and then find a better video that seems fun. in the videos below this a lady makes rug using her hand and I think costly wool, but she does it fast. not every rug is fast so find video on shape you want and you can start with fabrics you probably have. Some rugs do take long but this video, yet beautiful, ruined the joy of creating your own project that no one else has. one of a kind so please have FUN. I have never done a video for TH-cam but once I begin rag rugs, quilting, anything crafty I will learn to maybe start posting some videos but there are tons I can tell you that. there is a woman on here in the same list I believe who teaches you how to do it using old t-shirts safety pins and other ways on how to do it and you can also get the rag rug book which is tiny and it actually has a tool attached to it to help you weave in your knots.
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Here ladies, i give you a for,ular to creat a round woth whatever thickness of the yarn.
First round: three stitchhes crochet (it can be single, double, or tripble) in each foundation chain.
Second: two stitches in each one
Third round: one stitch in first one, two stitches in second one and so on
Four round: one stitch in the first one, one sitch in second one, two stitches in the third one
Round five: divide the total of all stitches of round fourth by 8 and use a marker. Now you crochet two stitches where the markers are. So by adding 8 stitches in each round you are making the round is bigger. To make a perfect round piece : do not plave your adding stitches at the same spot of the previous round. You just have to scatter them all around. As long as you add 8 stitch of each round, you are making a perfect circle without it curling up. Keep this formular in mind because it is a golden rules that take me a good long time to find out
My sister made one out of ripped up bed sheets and it came out beautifully and flat and round 🤗
Curling means needs more increases.
Waves means needs less increases.
However, ripples and waves can be remedied with a long soak and dry -- which eliminates the frogging.
Finished watching the one thing I love about your videos is you don't go so fast that I can not keep up and have to keep rewinding and you do not assume that we already know something you explain it in detail. Love your videos
+susan sloan Thank you Susan :D
When I crochet round hats, I think of it as.... Round 2 = 2 stitches (in each previous stitch). Round 3 = 1 stitch, then 2 stitches. Round 4 = 1 stitch, 1 stitch, 2 stitches. Round 5 = 1 stitch, 1 stitch, 1 stitch, 2 stitches. Etc. Each grouping adds up to the row number you are working on. (Row 5.... 1+1+1+2=5) Makes it easier for me to remember how many increases to do for that row. I'm going to try that concept on this type of rug too and see how that works. Thanks for your video.
+Chele Rutan I tried that first and it didn't work for me. I hope it does for you :D
Ok. If you did it and it didn't work, then I'll just do as you suggested and eyeball it. Thank you. :)
Chele Campbell this is the correct way to crochet in the round.
Thats helpfull. Thanx 🌼🌸
Thank you very much for the tips, infact I saw it last night & started crocheting today. I found it very convenient to follow the traditional method of crocheting ,ie an increase in each row & using the back loop to crochet keeping the tension not to tight. It's giving an absolute flat circle without any hassle 👍
Wonderful! Sounds like your rug is going to be beautiful! Please share it on the group Crochet 4 the Masses if you get pictures.
Thank you for this - a really clear introduction with valuable tips
I made one and it turned out great! Thank you ☺
Thanks mam....this helped me to understand how to crochet even iam clueless.... plzz include more tutorials.... may god bless you
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Hi Im finally happy that someone explains step by step thank you
Thanks Candy for this tutorial, I plan to make two small size rugs and sew them together with an opening for my cat to sleep in.😺
+Carolyn Guerrero Nice :D
Such a nice rug, I'm more and more convinced to make my own now
I think you should. Not recommended for someone new at crochet. But if you've made a several circles already, then this could be fun to find what pattern works with your hook and yarn, using the methods of keeping it flat like I show in this video (and on my site) I would give it ago :D
wow! thank you so much, I finally got it, this is the most clear video i've seen.
Thanks for this tutorial
You're welcome 😊
This is my first time crotcheting and I really enjoyed your video! Just wish you would've mentioned how to end it when your done seeing as I have absolutely no idea what to do now haha, but I'm sure there's other videos on it
Cute make it look easy. I keep trying
thank you for left handed pattern too i am a lefty and had to learn it on my own!!
vexi vex U
Another Super video. Thank you so much for sharing. You gave me the encouragement to try my first rug.
wow thank you for being so honest,when l decided to try using bed sheets no one mentioned the tens of thousands of miles of threads you had to pull. l did make the oval rug and it was nice. So.now l,ll try t shirt yarn with NO threads..lol
Perfect timing, I just decided to attempt one of these! So this was very helpful, thank you!
+Hadassah Prep Fantastic!
Love your work and explanation. Thank you.
Very awesome
Thanks!
try hand crochet! there is wonderful videos for using our crippled hands instead of holding onto those hooks! good luck! by the way hon you might try 6 then 12 then 2,1,2,1,etc... then 2,1,1,2,1,1,2,etc... then 2,1,1,1,2,1,1,1,2,etc.... keep adding in this manner!
Thats what I do too, basically increase 6 stitches per row, after the 12 total.
VERY helpful! Wish I watxhed the last 2 min before I started my rug but I can recover I think. Thanks!!
Great work
Thank you so much 😀
I have exactly this kind of rug and i use it as a doormat. Its good coz its got texture, not too flat n u can clean shoes on it. Idk where i got it from but i want to make same one as a bathroom mat. It washes good in the machine but is heavy and it dries for a long time.
Yup! I love mine too. They really are beautiful and functional and will last you a long time. And you can make the yarn using old t shirts, so you get to recycle at the same time if you'd like.
@@Meladora1 yes that is exactly why Im making it. I had spring cleaning, some shirts had to go, so they will get a new life now. Thanx for tutorial.
I did something similar to this many years ago. We would take strips of cloth.........preferable all the same kind of cloth......like all cotton.....and BRAID them. then shape it into a circle or oval to make a rug. Looked just like a braided rug you'd buy. FUN. Yard sailing for old cloths/shirts for the cloth was fun too.
FYI
Try holding your hook in the overhand position and relax your left hand instead of pointing your index finger so far away from your hand.
Fatigue is manageable with a few changes, beautiful rug!
Thanks for the tip!
Excellent thanks so much
Can anyone tell me where to get this particular yarn? And what size of hook do I need to work with?
beautiful
Thank you! 😊
great explanation ...can you please explan the squar rug
Mine has sort of flattened out a little bit of a wave if I don’t do any more increase will it still grow and be a big rug? Or u have to add more increases later or can keep doing sc rounds
If it is curling, it means it doesn't have enough stitches, yes increase, if it is warping, then you have to many and I would rip out the previous row and do it without an increase. this is how I did mine. I took it row by row. Lay it down after every row to make sure it's still staying flat.
I spray my rug with water till saturated then smooth to flatten. It dries flat.
Maybe try finger crochet. That’s my plan, anyway...and suggested by someone I know who’s a fiber artist. (I have bad hand and thumb arthritis so I had to give up the hook)
thats awesome!!! thanx alot!!!
Hi, is there a reason you didn't pull your yarn tight so it would be a rolled yarn ? Thank you for showing us how to do this. Your rug is very nice.
+pamela northup Don't understand your question. Rolled Yarn?
+Meladora's Creations for Crochet You used store bought yarn. When you make your own T shirt yarn you need to pull it to make it roll.
I understand what she's saying. T-shirt yarn [strips] are pretty easy to work with. I don't understand how it could become so hard for anyone. It's light, and the strips do not have to be perfectly flat as some mat assume. It curls up length-wise on it's own anyhow. This the yard word.
Hi, Can you use Loops & Thread Super Chunky Yarn instead and get a similar look to the pattern?
+Swangels3 Same idea of pattern and yes you could, just not going to be as thick as this yarn and not as durable.
im up to row 12 13 and curling up heaps. so u started to do in the round not ss chain 1 after the first fet founds? once i come to the end of a round i change colour buy joining to the next
I answered this question as well as your other question, on the same comment. Please see other comment for answer.
@@Meladora1 the first 2 rows stick up a bit then after that was fine then it started to roll again on the 5th row then waved at the 7th row so cant win lol
@@Meladora1 and mine isnt waving as bad as the pic u have just very slightly still makes me worry about increasing again
Where do you get your yarn? LOVE your work
This was a specialty shop in Israel.
I like this very much
Super😍😍😍
Where did u buy that yarn?
Wonderful video!! Yes, very physical!!
WHoa! @ 14:00 you started wandering .. if you want to do this, if you want to do that, if this, if that, if, if if .... confusing.
Hi. Thanks for ur effort. Did you buy this t-shirt yarn or made it yourself? If u buy, where did u source them ?
if the first few rows are harder then the rest and have to push to lie flat while the rest arnt to bad and its a bigger rug whats the best way to try to flatten it? i see u said stand on it but a big rug u cant stand in diff parts forever
I don't know if it's harder than the rest, I remember checking it every row and having to rip some rows out, and the bigger it got, the more stitches I had to rip out, so just take it one row at a time. Best of luck!
Great work is this material that u have just cut up in strips that u brought
+lorna shoeswomen I bought it from a store out here in Israel. But you can make your own T shirt yarn for sure.
i did the 3sc and then 2 in 1 on the second row of second colour but wasnt even how many stitches after that
It doesn't have to be even. As long as your piece is flat. Continue the repeat until the end of the round, even if you are not able to complete the last repeat fully
Hello, thanks for sharing your video's. Where did you find the t-shirt yarn that you used to make this rug? Thanks.
+l fod Unless you live in Israel you don't have access to it. But you can find T- Shirt yarn in any hobby store.
I've seen many different types of t-shirt yarn on Amazon in varying colors and prices.
Thank you Christine
at the beg of 4 do u cut the other colou?
I did four total rows of each color. So after your 4 rows are done, switch colors on the 5th row
i forgot th ask whay did u only ss and chain 1 for the first few rows? and the rest just kept going
It probably helped mine lay flat, but I can't tell you for certain because it was years ago.
Hi didn't show how to hide the loose ends of yarn, I have few of them from changing the colors. Do you have video that you are teaching that?
I waited until the rug was done and grabbed my hook and hid them bu pulling them (weaving them) through the stitches of the same color
awesome thank you very much.
Hello, do you make slip stiches after row 4?
I tried to stick with SC throughout, I used sl only at the end of a row when I wanted to change colors and start somewhere else in a new color.
FUN~ thanks for sharing~
+Crochet Crazy Lady Thanks for watching :D
Hi I'm using t-shirt yarn.didn't follow pattern completely and circle circling up :-( do I increase or decrease stitches?
thanks
+LS K if it's rolling up you don't have enough stitches the row before, so increase
May I know what's the size of your crochet hook?
You sure can! All that information is at the start of the video.
I like this video thanks
Wow! Great instructions! Thank you! Where did you find that T-Shirt Yarn? It looks fabulous!
just Google t shirt yarn. I'm sure Amazon has it
cool cool i have wanted to do this but just could not find real good info
+susan sloan Same! This is why I wanted to teach myself and teach what I learned in hopes if someone was like me and was looking for info about it, then they would have more of an idea of what they were getting into :D
So i got three skeins of yarn from Wish, and I'm unable to return it. The yarn is a t-shirt yarn but made of spandex and it's pretty thin, like size 5 weighted yarn. Not sure if I have enough to make a rug.
I looked it up because I had never heard of this kind of yarn. T shirt spandex yarn is really thin no? Like thread?
@@Meladora1 it was cut into 1.5 inch pieces. I believe on wish it was called: T-shirt rug yarn.
Where do you buy the material?
Looks like maybe you haven’t stretched your T-shirt yarn. It’s SO much thinner and longer in length when you stretch it , 😊 great tutorial. Thanks.
Can you tell me specifically the name of your t shirt yarn. There are so many on the internet and rarely do they say how wide the strips are.
It's a Israeli company that doesn't ship abroad. Best to find a company that you like and make sure it's all the same cut thickness
Hi, what company is it? (I'm from israel)
Just go to yard sales and find tshirts or sheets. Old sheets work great. AND it wouldn't cost hardly anything coming from a yard sale.
how many meters of yarn did you use approaximately?
How long did it take you?
Thank you so much
Where did you get the yarn i jave been looking dor good t- shrit yarn i didnt see or hear where you got it from.
I live in Israel and found a small shop out here that sells locally only so I am no help, sorry. Good luck!
Could i use bulky blanket yarn instead of t-shirt yarn??
Alexandra Kardasz as long as it's strong enough not to fall apart when people step on it a lot or if it's to light weight then it could easily slip out from under them.
can i do this for other clothes
Amazing tutorial! Where can I find this exact yarn?
Afraid you can't but you can find something online I hope
Just search on TH-cam how to make T.shirt yarn you will get many tutorials so no need to buy you can make it by yourself 🙂
Instructions to make start at 7.30
7:30
Thank, you, kind internet stranger 🙏
Can you please tell me what company you bought your yarn from? I've searched and there are so many different prices. Thank you so much for your help.
+Joyce Mandarino It's a small company and they don't ship outside the country.
i just cant get mine to stop buckling 😠 yours looks perfect!!!
It was a hard struggle. I had to keep going row by row like I show here and changing and ripping out to make adjustments. I show you what to look for and how to make the correct adjustments in the video and in the picture of the pattern :D
What number of the hook do you usr?
All that information is at the start of the video.
Can I actually use strips of old shirts to do this?
I bet you could! I've never done it though, but there are a few videos out there to help. There's one at this link, as well as how to make plarn, which is made of plastic bags www.meladorascreations.com/10-ways-to-recycle-using-crochet/
do you have a rug pattern with animals?
where to buy tshirt like yours? from the store or i have to buy t shirt to cut?
+Marie Protaskey a hobby store that sells yarn should have some
I have had to frogg the project and restart seveeral times, by row 7 it is starting to look like a bowl, so i take our a row and do a increese, by row 13 it was still curling and started to look like a basket, your instructions are simple, and its only 20 some rows,, but i wanted to make it bigger, in your instructions, you stopped saying by the end of the row how many stitches you should have, what am i doing wrong, i went and got the size P hook and have t shirt yarn that is a 6
Super Bulky 6: 9-15 mm. You fall into the correct size hook for your 6 ply. The reason I stop giving counts at a certain point is because everyone crochet's at different a tightness. This is where the "Tips" comes into play. Continue the pattern as taught, looking for the 2 things I mentioned, the "bowl" and the "ruffle" and adjust as needed. I hope this answers your questions. Have a great day!
Where do you get tshirt yard
Super work
Thank you :)
I would Mark every increase was a piece of material that would help you a lot. and decrease :-)
my gaps seam to be bigger between the rows mabey i need smaller hook
Do what you feel, with these yarns it can be hard to go by a set pattern, this is why I teach you what to look for so that your rug will lay flat. So feel free to follow your gut on this one.
I never buy t-shirt yarn, because I like to think of being thrifty and so I make my own yarn from old t-shirts. It can be a little tedious, but it's a great way to get rid of t-shirts rather than make them into rags. I mean how many rags can you have?!😂
Anyone can tell me where can I find a good selection of tshirt or jersey yarn? Thanks.
Monica Santiago you can get it online do Google search or make your own out of t-shirts, sheets, etc..I have a jersey twin maybe full size sheet and I will cut it into one continuous strip. TH-cam has videos on how to. you can buy t-shirts from thrif stores or sheets. i have rag rug book and this rug, yet beautiful, sounds expensive and her description just makes it sound not fun. The point in any crochet, knit or sewing project is FUN AND JOY. So to get this type of yarn depending on color, how much and place is costly but go get some old tees, sheets that you may have or at goodwill and other thrift stores and then find a better video that seems fun. in the videos below this a lady makes rug using her hand and I think costly wool, but she does it fast. not every rug is fast so find video on shape you want and you can start with fabrics you probably have. Some rugs do take long but this video, yet beautiful, ruined the joy of creating your own project that no one else has. one of a kind so please have FUN. I have never done a video for TH-cam but once I begin rag rugs, quilting, anything crafty I will learn to maybe start posting some videos but there are tons I can tell you that. there is a woman on here in the same list I believe who teaches you how to do it using old t-shirts safety pins and other ways on how to do it and you can also get the rag rug book which is tiny and it actually has a tool attached to it to help you weave in your knots.
Super.
Thanks Veena :)
In our country we can not get this crochet needle, were we can get
I'm in Chennai, south India
7:38 começa trabalho
can u do a majic ring
yes
I have no idea once the circle starts where the crochet needle is going I just can’t see it 😞
You use both loops of the single crochets
@@Meladora1 - I have used the back loop insead of both loops and it makes quite a nice ridge - different if you like it like that.
Where did you purchase your yarn?
A little shop in Israel
can you wash this rug? cheers
See yarn instructions
podría traducirlo al español por favor
the tutorial starts at 7:31 but she goes too fast
you can slow down TH-cam videos just so you know
Nice.Supper
Which kind of yarn name and crochit stick no
is this american as in britain we call that a double crochet
superrrrrrrrrrrrr