Here's a fun little hack to help improve the look of single crochet rows and flat tapestry crochet. Let me know if you would like to learn more about tapestry or intarsia crochet. It's a lot of fun and I have tips for that in general as well especially if you're a beginner. xx
Me too,I would really appreciate since I'm just starting. These hacks were super brilliant and finally the small project I've started is looking decent. Thank you❤
I dont normally leave comments on videos but this was a life saver! I was struggling to make my work look like the pattern but this did the trick. Cant recommend giving this a try enough if youre struggling to have neat and straight lines.
My jaw was dropped the entire video; this is fantastic! I’m someone who loves to crochet pixel art especially anime/pop characters so this going to bump my gifts up to 💯! Thanks for the amazing tips!
I cant wait to try this, I've been struggling with properly maintaining a "good" side and bad side while turning my work, this is waaay more clear to follow, wish me luck 😮💨
Okay… now… this I GOTTA try!!! 😮 So easy to understand and the pacing/speed is INCREDIBLY AND ABSOLUTELY PERFECT!!!! 🤩 So perfect anyone that knows the basics of crochet is able to understand regardless of disability (cognitive/neurodivergent/intellectual/etc.)! I say that with no offense and with the right to bc I’m neurodivergent 😊
OMG! This is FANTASTIC! Thank you so much for sharing this! If you wanted to show how to do a SC border around this , that would be wonderful! I love your tutorials- they make me want to just crochet all day!
Thank you for another fun, informative and inspiring video! I absolutely would appreciate videos on both intarsia & tapestry crochet. Your videos are wonderful. The clarity of your instruction, speed which you demonstrate the stitches & camera angles are so helpful, I can't imagine anyone better to learn new techniques from. Thanks for being such a great teacher!
This is PHENOMENAL, thank you so much for sharing! I'm commenting in the hopes the algorithm shows this to more people, because everyone needs to know about it!
Thank you so very much for your awesome tutorials! So helpful I would really love a tutorial on how to crochet tapestry. Please keep making tutorials🙏 I just appreciate what you do so much ❤️
Hi Roz, Thank you for sharing this hack…it’s always great to learn new things that’s the only way to grow in my opinion. I’d definitely watch the videos if you do any on tapestry and intarsia. I love your tutorials. Take care and stay safe and warm. God bless 🙏🏼💗😊🧶
Learning the reverse or backwards single crochet would be a game changer for you… no having to carry yarn across.. work back and forth yet from is cohesive.
I do know how to do it but didn’t realize it would work for something like this Are you sure it would? Can you confirm. If so I’ll make a video about it , thanks!
I think it could for sure!!! As long as you keep all of your ends to the one side. It might be more tedious but I think it’s awesome because it doesn’t waste yarn and can be used for big projects like blankets or sweaters.
Fantastic tutorial, very interesting 👍 I would love a tutorial on tapestry and intarsia 🙏I would also be interested on a tutorial on the special stitches to create patterns 🙏😊 thank you so much.
Hello, thanks so much the fantastic hack. I am beginner as well your videos helps me so much. But i do have a one question. I am working on a tote bag with a star on it right now. My question is one the back side after i finished crocheting after dropping and dropping the secondary color, how do you fix the backside that is hanging the secondary color, is there a way to make the backside more neater? Maybe sewing the hanging colors into the project?
Exactly - once you have completed your project (or when you’re sure you don’t need those colors anymore) you can weave in the loose strands to hide them and make them disappear. 👍🏻💕💕
Hi! thank you for this Wonderfull video. Im trying the yarn under technique of this hack on a blanket as we speak. But I encounter a problem. My work is slightly tilting. The ends are going diagonal. so it not straight as your sample. Please advice how to fix this.
This is so helpful! Creates a much more intact look. Please do a more in-depth video. I'm subscribing and will watch. Please show the back of the work more slowly so we can see exactly which strands you're carrying and which you drop. Am I right in thinking you carried the first yellow strand, the white accent strand, and the yellow working yarn? Three strands carried behind at one time? I'd be very interested to see how this translates in a piece with five or six colors in a single row. SUPER helpful even though I have so many questions! Thank you!
Hi and thank you for subscribing! The key with the multiple colors is only carrying it during the duration that you’re using that color and then dropping it until you need it again. The main color was always carried yes. The white was dropped as soon as I was done with it. I didn’t get a lot of interest regarding this hack so I’m not sure when I’ll do a more in depth with several colors because I recommended it for small projects . BUT , I will keep it in mind . I will be doing a tutorial regarding tapestry and intarsia crochet in the new year so I’ll play with this and see how this technique does with more color changes . I’m sorry that it wasn’t clear enough for you in this video 💕
@@PlayHookywithMe Thank you for the detailed reply. I will definitely be using the stitch variations in my next colorwork attempt. I will also mention this video in the Ravelry notes for my last colorwork item. I wish I had seen it before I started that one!
Hi there. 🙋🏻♀️ May I know the reason you pulled back the second colour until the last stitch of the next row, before you begin the pattern for that row? Hope that makes sense. 😅
Hi, I do have one question - do I run the strand of yarn all the way behind to the right if I am making a larger project with long stretches of one solid color? That’s the thing that confuses me. Thank you!
@@PlayHookywithMeThanks! I’m trying to get a project started, I’ve crocheted since I was in grade school but never tried anything like this. Can’t wait to get started! ❤
I love this but when I use it for tapestry it comes out a lot taller than the original pixel pattern like it looks stretched out. I'm going to adjust my pattern but any tips for making it stay the same shape or something im doing wrong
Gosh , well it’s mostly due to the extra thickness of yarn. What a shame. I have only used it for smaller projects so I can only offer and alternative way of working , which is doing a backward sc. Here’s a video to show you what I mean: th-cam.com/video/5XMKci5j_pg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FE_yVkJsPvXiMq3Y
When i did this, at the end where you pull thru 3 loops. That side is ending up taller than the rest of the project, did anyone else have this problem? How do i fix it?
Does this get harder if it’s a larger tapestry? I have a blanket I am working on. Uses 3 different colors and has a frog on it….any advice is appreciated!! The pattern is all single crochet but I really feel that the other colors stand out too much while being carried and would look odd with Back loop only…
You definitely don’t have to do back loop only with it. It helps straighten the image a little but definitely not necessary. I don’t always do it either. Carrying the main color of yarn on a large piece is doable but will expend a lot of yarn. I would recommend that you try a sample seat to see how you get on with it because it takes longer . See how it feels to work that way 💕😍
Won't your rows begin to lean, though? When you are working ITR, your stitches lean/migrate to the left. Seems like working rows all from the RS would result in a rhombus rather than a square.
That hasn’t been my experience, no. I use this for small projects (like I recommended in the video) so I can’t speak for larger projects. If I try it and that happens , I’ll be sure to add an addendum 🧶
hi! does this also work with a hdc? i'm making a bag and im using a tapestry design for the front of the bag and just plain hdc for the back. i already finished the back panel but im worried that the front panel would be a different size than the back panel if i use this technique 😭
I think it would work with hdc but I’d recommend not doing it since it might change the tension of the second panel. Wait for another project to experiment with it 💕
Omit the chain and see if you like that better. Just loosen up your tension there (pull the yarn up a little) to help You be able to work your first stitch. 👍🏻💕
I immediately noticed she is holding the crochet hook the way i used to hold it which is wrong. Bc if u hold ur hand under like a pencil then that can cause carpal tunnel, arthritis, etc. It’s best to hold ur hand above the handle/hook. I believe I’m the only one in the comments to notice this and point it out. Im not trying to be mean I just notice little details. But the video is great keep it up. ;)
It’s not mean but I recommend that you please do not encourage others to crochet in a way that is not comfortable to them. It’s neither the right way or the wrong way. This is comfortable to me and I’ve been crocheting for over 30 years. Daily for the past 4 years. Here is a video where I discuss this : th-cam.com/video/CbD1LDHRgWA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DrImbb3fjK3gPe0f
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Here's a fun little hack to help improve the look of single crochet rows and flat tapestry crochet. Let me know if you would like to learn more about tapestry or intarsia crochet. It's a lot of fun and I have tips for that in general as well especially if you're a beginner. xx
I'd really love you to do a tutorial on tapestry crocheting and all the tips and hacks🙏🏻
Me too,I would really appreciate since I'm just starting. These hacks were super brilliant and finally the small project I've started is looking decent. Thank you❤
I would love to do this please. Thank you
@@juliee1423 Tips and Hacks to Simplify The Process 🤩 Tapestry, Intarsia and Fair Isle
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I dont normally leave comments on videos but this was a life saver! I was struggling to make my work look like the pattern but this did the trick. Cant recommend giving this a try enough if youre struggling to have neat and straight lines.
Oh, that’s wonderful! So glad it helped ! 😀👏🏻💕
The way my jaw dropped when you carried the yarn back over to the beginning. Thank you SO much for this tutorial!
My jaw was dropped the entire video; this is fantastic! I’m someone who loves to crochet pixel art especially anime/pop characters so this going to bump my gifts up to 💯! Thanks for the amazing tips!
Great, I’m so glad! 👏🏻💕
I think you're a genius, all of these hacks are absolutely golden
I’m so glad you are enjoying them 😀👏🏻
Im so glad that I found this video! It is changing my life! Thank you so much!!
I cant wait to try this, I've been struggling with properly maintaining a "good" side and bad side while turning my work, this is waaay more clear to follow, wish me luck 😮💨
Good luck 🧶💕
Okay… now… this I GOTTA try!!! 😮
So easy to understand and the pacing/speed is INCREDIBLY AND ABSOLUTELY PERFECT!!!! 🤩 So perfect anyone that knows the basics of crochet is able to understand regardless of disability (cognitive/neurodivergent/intellectual/etc.)! I say that with no offense and with the right to bc I’m neurodivergent 😊
OMG! This is FANTASTIC! Thank you so much for sharing this! If you wanted to show how to do a SC border around this , that would be wonderful! I love your tutorials- they make me want to just crochet all day!
Thank you , I’m so glad ! 🧶😀💕
Great ! Will be trying. Would love a tapestry crochet tutorial! Love learning new things.
this is a gamechanger for single crochet!! I would love a video for tapestry/intarsia crochet. I find both intimidating. Love your tutorials.
Ok wonderful 😀🧶💕
THAT'S GENIUS
I'll try it for waistcoat stitch!!!
Thank you for another fun, informative and inspiring video! I absolutely would appreciate videos on both intarsia & tapestry crochet. Your videos are wonderful. The clarity of your instruction, speed which you demonstrate the stitches & camera angles are so helpful, I can't imagine anyone better to learn new techniques from. Thanks for being such a great teacher!
You’ve made my day, thank you so much 🧶❤️
This is PHENOMENAL, thank you so much for sharing! I'm commenting in the hopes the algorithm shows this to more people, because everyone needs to know about it!
Too kind, thank you ! 💕
I adore your work and videos,and Shawn the sheep.bless you and all you do to promote crochet and creativity.
So kind of you , Linda, thank you 😀💕
I was going to teach myself how to crochet tapestry with both hands and you come in with with back!
Omg i love you. I have been searching for the perfect colorwork hack for months, literally. And this is it!!! Thank you sp much for this!!!
this is amazing! im brand new at crochet and am stoked to try a tapestry piece for the holidays. this was extremely helpful!!
Hope you enjoy it! ❤️
Tapestry crochet video would be fabulous!
It’s incredible! You’re my goddess! You saved my all tapestry projects ❤
I cannot wait to try this! And, yes, please, more videos on tapestry or intarsia! Loved seeing Loki help.
Thank you 😀😻
Thank you so much for sharing! I would absolutely love a video on intarsia and tapestry
Great 🙌🏻thank you ! 🧶💕
I used this method for swatching. Didnt know it works for projects. Thanks for the idea!
Thank you! I started my first tapestry crochet project last December, and didnt like the way it was looking. I think I will go back and try to finish!
I hope it works well for you 🧶💕
Thank you so much for this! I had no idea that was possible and I love learning new techniques like this.
Thank you so very much for your awesome tutorials! So helpful
I would really love a tutorial on how to crochet tapestry.
Please keep making tutorials🙏 I just appreciate what you do so much ❤️
Ok great , I will ! 😀🧶❤️
Wow this is a great way to create pictures love the stitch 😊🙏 thank you so much for sharing 😊🥰
L❤️VE this! Please create a full video of your tips and tricks for Tapestry and Intarsia Crochet. 💖
Okay 😀🧶❤️
Hi Roz,
Thank you for sharing this hack…it’s always great to learn new things that’s the only way to grow in my opinion.
I’d definitely watch the videos if you do any on tapestry and intarsia.
I love your tutorials.
Take care and stay safe and warm. God bless 🙏🏼💗😊🧶
Thank you so much! ❤️ Have a great week 🧶💕
@@PlayHookywithMe I wish the same for you too 🤗💜😊🧶
I'm only at 2 min of the video, and right away THANK YOU!!!!! This is so amazing for amigurumi patch parts ❤❤❤
Awesome, I’m so glad you are finding it useful 😀💕
This hack is an absolute wow, After project is a bit streched ig but too good!
SHUT THE FRONT DOOR. How am I only now discovering this very helpful hack?! Gah! Thank you so very much - once again - for your help!!! ☺️🫶🏻🧶 xx
So glad you liked it! 😀👏🏻👏🏻❤️
Yes, I want more about this, please. ✅💯
Awesome 🙌🏻💕🧶
R U kidding?! This is fantastic!!!! Thank you🥰
Wonderful hints. Thankyou Mind blown. Always more to learn...
My tapestries are about to look a lot better now. 🎉
WOW, what a difference it makes. Very professional look.
Thank you ! 🧶💕
It looks amazing!!! Thank you sooo much ❤
Great way of moving the yarn 🧶 xx 😘
Thank you !
Such a great hack! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this. I will definately try this technique next time I do tapestry crochet so much easier and neater than how I do it
You are so welcome! 🙌🏻🧶💕
Omg thank u so much for this hack it changes my life 😍
I’m so glad for that 😀❤️
Thank you! I would love to have tips on tapestry or intarsia crochet.🦋
Ok great 👍🏻 ❤️
Learning the reverse or backwards single crochet would be a game changer for you… no having to carry yarn across.. work back and forth yet from is cohesive.
I do know how to do it but didn’t realize it would work for something like this Are you sure it would? Can you confirm. If so I’ll make a video about it , thanks!
I think it could for sure!!! As long as you keep all of your ends to the one side. It might be more tedious but I think it’s awesome because it doesn’t waste yarn and can be used for big projects like blankets or sweaters.
@@KimmyGibbler7 ok great, thanks, Kimmy! I’ll give it a go! 💕
Wow! Pretty impressive I’d say
This is what i am looking for! Thank you!
Love this, thank you! I'm here for ALL of the tips please, these ones are great!
Awesome, thank you ! 🧶💕
Awesome, thank you ! 🧶💕
I loved your assistant 😻
🤣 He was missing his “cousins” My daughter went home with her cats after visiting for a couple of weeks, so I didn’t have the heart to move him ❤️😻
Literally you have helped me so much uugghhh thank you!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I want you to make a video tutorial please please please
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A life saver!
Hello
Thanks for this trick it’s really a game changer !
Can you show us how to work linked hdc in round? Especially the join?
I’ll start researching it and add to the list 👍🏻💕
Fantastic tutorial, very interesting 👍 I would love a tutorial on tapestry and intarsia 🙏I would also be interested on a tutorial on the special stitches to create patterns 🙏😊 thank you so much.
Thank you for the feedback! I’ll be doing a tutorial this summer on tapestry/intarsia . 🙌🏻❤️
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I'm so glad, thank you!
Hello, thanks so much the fantastic hack. I am beginner as well your videos helps me so much. But i do have a one question. I am working on a tote bag with a star on it right now. My question is one the back side after i finished crocheting after dropping and dropping the secondary color, how do you fix the backside that is hanging the secondary color, is there a way to make the backside more neater? Maybe sewing the hanging colors into the project?
Exactly - once you have completed your project (or when you’re sure you don’t need those colors anymore) you can weave in the loose strands to hide them and make them disappear.
👍🏻💕💕
I hold my crochet just like you 😊
Awesome 😀🙌🏻💕
I would love a tutorial on tapestry crochet!
Hi there, you could also see wayuu bags, the colors and shapes are gorgeous
This is genius! Thank you
Hi! thank you for this Wonderfull video. Im trying the yarn under technique of this hack on a blanket as we speak. But I encounter a problem. My work is slightly tilting. The ends are going diagonal. so it not straight as your sample. Please advice how to fix this.
It sounds like a tension issue rather than losing stitches. Maybe just try to work a little looser or go up a hook size and see if that helps 💕
That ❤look great!
Excelente.. gracias. Porsupuesto me encantaría tener más información. 👏👏😍
Gracias 🧶❤️😀
Excellent video, very informative. Will this work as well for crocheting words? Can't wait to try it!!
This would probably work very well with words. This technique lends itself well to smaller projects since you have to carry the yarn across. 👍🏻💕
This is so helpful! Creates a much more intact look. Please do a more in-depth video. I'm subscribing and will watch.
Please show the back of the work more slowly so we can see exactly which strands you're carrying and which you drop. Am I right in thinking you carried the first yellow strand, the white accent strand, and the yellow working yarn? Three strands carried behind at one time?
I'd be very interested to see how this translates in a piece with five or six colors in a single row.
SUPER helpful even though I have so many questions! Thank you!
Hi and thank you for subscribing! The key with the multiple colors is only carrying it during the duration that you’re using that color and then dropping it until you need it again. The main color was always carried yes. The white was dropped as soon as I was done with it.
I didn’t get a lot of interest regarding this hack so I’m not sure when I’ll do a more in depth with several colors because I recommended it for small projects . BUT , I will keep it in mind . I will be doing a tutorial regarding tapestry and intarsia crochet in the new year so I’ll play with this and see how this technique does with more color changes . I’m sorry that it wasn’t clear enough for you in this video 💕
@@PlayHookywithMe Thank you for the detailed reply. I will definitely be using the stitch variations in my next colorwork attempt. I will also mention this video in the Ravelry notes for my last colorwork item. I wish I had seen it before I started that one!
@@kayjeanne8346 thank you so much ! 💕🧶
Thanks, I loved your vídeo.
I love this tutorial ❤❤❤
Glad you do, thanks so much ❤️
I would be interested in learning more about intarsia and tapestry crochet
Great, thank you ! 💕
Thank you for this
Thanks 😊 could you please do us tutorial on tapestry, I am totally beginner to tapestry work
I will soon 💕
Hi there. 🙋🏻♀️ May I know the reason you pulled back the second colour until the last stitch of the next row, before you begin the pattern for that row?
Hope that makes sense. 😅
Can you send me a time in the video where I do that - I would like to view the exact spot you’re referring to before I answer. Thanks
Awesome thank you
Crochet ninja you are
Fabulous tutorial...could you do a heart beanie tutorial using this method?
You probably don’t need to use this method with a beanie. If you work in continuous rounds you’ll get this effect naturally 🧶💕
Hi, I do have one question - do I run the strand of yarn all the way behind to the right if I am making a larger project with long stretches of one solid color? That’s the thing that confuses me. Thank you!
Yes you do. I carry that main color back to the right each time 👍🏻💕
@@PlayHookywithMeThanks! I’m trying to get a project started, I’ve crocheted since I was in grade school but never tried anything like this. Can’t wait to get started! ❤
💗💗💗Thank you 💗💗💗
I love this but when I use it for tapestry it comes out a lot taller than the original pixel pattern like it looks stretched out. I'm going to adjust my pattern but any tips for making it stay the same shape or something im doing wrong
Gosh , well it’s mostly due to the extra thickness of yarn. What a shame. I have only used it for smaller projects so I can only offer and alternative way of working , which is doing a backward sc. Here’s a video to show you what I mean:
th-cam.com/video/5XMKci5j_pg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FE_yVkJsPvXiMq3Y
When i did this, at the end where you pull thru 3 loops. That side is ending up taller than the rest of the project, did anyone else have this problem? How do i fix it?
Does this get harder if it’s a larger tapestry? I have a blanket I am working on. Uses 3 different colors and has a frog on it….any advice is appreciated!! The pattern is all single crochet but I really feel that the other colors stand out too much while being carried and would look odd with Back loop only…
You definitely don’t have to do back loop only with it. It helps straighten the image a little but definitely not necessary. I don’t always do it either.
Carrying the main color of yarn on a large piece is doable but will expend a lot of yarn. I would recommend that you try a sample seat to see how you get on with it because it takes longer .
See how it feels to work that way 💕😍
Won't your rows begin to lean, though? When you are working ITR, your stitches lean/migrate to the left. Seems like working rows all from the RS would result in a rhombus rather than a square.
That hasn’t been my experience, no. I use this for small projects (like I recommended in the video) so I can’t speak for larger projects. If I try it and that happens , I’ll be sure to add an addendum 🧶
Yes l wood like you to do a video
Brilliant!! Thanks a lot for the hack!🧶
What do I do with the tail piece of the added color?
Weave it into the stitches to hide it.
th-cam.com/video/VElsx623OcM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=QYRbg1NbhkopMQuj
I want to learn how to tapestry crochet.
hi! does this also work with a hdc? i'm making a bag and im using a tapestry design for the front of the bag and just plain hdc for the back. i already finished the back panel but im worried that the front panel would be a different size than the back panel if i use this technique 😭
I think it would work with hdc but I’d recommend not doing it since it might change the tension of the second panel. Wait for another project to experiment with it 💕
@@PlayHookywithMe thank you so much!
Idk why the chain 1 at the beginning of each row makes the ends of my work look so bad. Is there any way to fix this?
Omit the chain and see if you like that better. Just loosen up your tension there (pull the yarn up a little) to help
You be able to work your first stitch.
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@@PlayHookywithMe ok i will try to do that thank you!!
i WOULD LIKE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INTARSIA AND TAPESTRY CROCHET
Ok will do ! 💕
What kind of yarn did you use
A weight 4 cotton yarn. This was a hobby lobby brand called “I love this cotton yarn” .
Just subscribed 😄
Thank you ! 😀
I want to learn tapestry,pls
❤❤this! I wonder…. This would probably work for the center single crochet (wainscoat) stitch, right? I think it would. GREAT IDEA!!
Oooh, I would think so, yes !
I immediately noticed she is holding the crochet hook the way i used to hold it which is wrong. Bc if u hold ur hand under like a pencil then that can cause carpal tunnel, arthritis, etc. It’s best to hold ur hand above the handle/hook. I believe I’m the only one in the comments to notice this and point it out. Im not trying to be mean I just notice little details. But the video is great keep it up. ;)
It’s not mean but I recommend that you please do not encourage others to crochet in a way that is not comfortable to them. It’s neither the right way or the wrong way. This is comfortable to me and I’ve been crocheting for over 30 years. Daily for the past 4 years.
Here is a video where I discuss this :
th-cam.com/video/CbD1LDHRgWA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DrImbb3fjK3gPe0f
@@PlayHookywithMe okay thanks.
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Are you asking me to add Italian subtitles?