Love this and already am thinking about how I want to use it. Think it would be fun to add some metallic thread in there too. Thanks for this video, perfect as always! ☺️❤️
I love these... I have found they also work great for a foundation row... but you do have to watch your tension when using it for this... Thanks for sharing 🙂
Hey, this is great to start your basic rows on patterns. I am doing a turkey plastic bag holder and I started the pattern off with this stitch, it gave a much better finish look to the starting of the pattern. It made the start look really professional and no bulky knots that had to be hidden. I will be using this stitch to start all my blankets, and my amigurumi projects. Thank you for sharing this helpful stitch. I also made a lanyard using this style and was able to swap the colors around without having to cut my yarn.
This technique was a game changer for me for foundation rows! I'd love to see a video from you showing how to turn and start the second row, for single and double crochet. I worked it out, but I wonder if there's a better way.
Thank you so very much for showing it with 2 colors. I need some long cords. This looks wonderful but I did not want to have to try to figure out how long off a tail I needed. Thank you again.
Hello! I just tried it and was successful, to my surprise. After this, I decided to try and use the small cord I made as I would a regular chain to start some random work. It made really nice edge, and the end of tĥe tail disapeared in the first row. As I was wondering how long à tail I would have to keep when starting à very long piece, I realised that would just have to work it the same way you did with the 2 colour cord. Thank you for posting this!
Yes, definitely, I've done it many times. And the other side of it is more "flat" so it sits on shoulders nicer, as opposed to a purely round cord that sort of rolls off things.
Great video as always. I don't know if anyone else does this, but what I tend to do is thread a bead on one of the cords and just keep sliding it along as I go (if I am doing it as a single colour) so if I have to put t down at any time I can remember which cord is which.
Hi this is great thank you, I would like to know what a North Dakota CAD is and how do you do it, if you please help me with this I would appreciate it.
I've never heard of a North Dakota CAD with regards to crochet. However, I'm thinking perhaps you've come across a Spanish pattern that somehow got melded in with some English terms. CAD might be referring to "cadena" in Spanish, which in English would be called a chain CH stitch in crochet. And the ND part I don't believe means North Dakota. I think it might be proceeded by a number, such as 2, to mean 2nd or "second." So 2 ND CAD in a crochet pattern might mean do something in the "second chain."
Hello Naztazia Thank you so much for this video very nice crochet, i need some help in crochet if you can help thanks How can i ask you for my pattern let me know thanks
Do you mean the yarn is splitting into strands when you work? If so, that might be something with the yarn and nothing you can control (some yarn just does that). If not, can you explain in detail what's happening?
Hi, I'm new to crochet and I'm learning a single chain. I'm doing well but how can I control the tension, i noticed my chain look loose and tight in some areas. Can I hold the working yarn with the pinky too? Also I'm going to try the double next, it looks easy ❤
Hello again, I figured out another way to keep my yarn tension in place, after you wrap it around the pink, I bring the end up and wrap over top of the ring finger and under the middle finger then back over the index finger. I figured this out by just playing around and I just pull the yarn at the ringer finger to make the tension tighter. Lol
That one is a traditional i-cord. You can both knit one and crochet one. I have a both a knitted tutorial and crochet tutorial. If you are looking for the crochet version, here it is: th-cam.com/video/mZ5nspCDZXc/w-d-xo.html
Using thicker chunky yarn I found that the ears didn't lay flat. I have decided just try and crochet the same shape but only one sided. Did anyone else experience the same problem with the chunky yard?
I would say change the mantra to over -under ….by throwing the yarn over the hook front to back then throwing the yarn over the hook back to front. Over- under. So much easier.
Aren't these neat?
Yes my bb
Great viewing with the camera placement!
Yes, super cute and so many ways to use them. I'm going to make one for my watch band to hold the other band in place. Thank you Natazia ❤️
They really are. Thank You 😊
Yes, I have been using it in all of my crochet work now. It makes the starting chain so much easier to see lol
I should've watch this before making my bags🥲
Love this and already am thinking about how I want to use it. Think it would be fun to add some metallic thread in there too. Thanks for this video, perfect as always! ☺️❤️
That would be cool!
Great idea! Thank you!!🧡
Thank you Donna for explaining a yarn under. I have seen it in other videos and just couldn't get it right. I think I can now. Hugs
Glad it was helpful!
Hi, Natzazia. So cool 😎 and simply illustrated, so many uses for this.GOD BLESS see you on the tube 😀 🙏.
Thank you!
Extremely useful. Wonderful demonstration! Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much! My granny taught me how to crochet it it's nice to see how you did the double crochet! You be have such beautiful hands and nails!
Thanks for watching! 🥰
I love these... I have found they also work great for a foundation row... but you do have to watch your tension when using it for this... Thanks for sharing 🙂
Yes, I agree with you on both counts!
Great idea for that mid size cord! Thank you for all your fantastic videos...I have learned so much from you!
Thank you very much!
Looks easy to make it with your clear instructions.thank you for sharing your lovely creations ma'am ❤️❤️❤️ love you and God bless you 🤝💕💕💕
Thanks so much 😊
This EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thank you❣️💞 🧶
Happy to help!
Hey, this is great to start your basic rows on patterns. I am doing a turkey plastic bag holder and I started the pattern off with this stitch, it gave a much better finish look to the starting of the pattern. It made the start look really professional and no bulky knots that had to be hidden. I will be using this stitch to start all my blankets, and my amigurumi projects. Thank you for sharing this helpful stitch. I also made a lanyard using this style and was able to swap the colors around without having to cut my yarn.
This technique was a game changer for me for foundation rows! I'd love to see a video from you showing how to turn and start the second row, for single and double crochet. I worked it out, but I wonder if there's a better way.
Thank you so very much for showing it with 2 colors. I need some long cords. This looks wonderful but I did not want to have to try to figure out how long off a tail I needed. Thank you again.
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful
Thats really cool, Donna. Thank you! I enjoy trying out new crochet stitches. Best wishes from Switzerland ! 🤩💐👋!
They would make a nice tail on Amigurumi animals. Thank you for a great tutorial. I will definitely be using this method. ❤
Exactly!
Wonderful tutorial. Very clear. Thank you.
Awesome as always .i always learn something new from you .
Wow! Lots of possibilities! Thank you!
These flowers are so pretty!! Maybe I will take up crocheting.
Please do!
Thanks so much! I have been wanting a stitch to use for purses! Yay!
These are great, I made loads as toys for cats, & sold some for charity. My cats love them as do friends cats.
That is awesome!
Thank You wonderful info.
Thanks for watching!
Hello! I just tried it and was successful, to my surprise. After this, I decided to try and use the small cord I made as I would a regular chain to start some random work. It made really nice edge, and the end of tĥe tail disapeared in the first row. As I was wondering how long à tail I would have to keep when starting à very long piece, I realised that would just have to work it the same way you did with the 2 colour cord.
Thank you for posting this!
Thanks Donna. Terrific!
Happy to help!
Want to try this looks so nice.
Wow awesome ideas n thanks for sharing 👍
Love how this cord looks! You make it look so easy 😊. Do you think it’s sturdy enough to work as a strap on crocheted cropped/tank tops?
Yes, definitely, I've done it many times. And the other side of it is more "flat" so it sits on shoulders nicer, as opposed to a purely round cord that sort of rolls off things.
@@naztazia Perfect! I’m going to use this next time. Thanks so much for your reply!!!
Love this!! Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching!
Great video as always. I don't know if anyone else does this, but what I tend to do is thread a bead on one of the cords and just keep sliding it along as I go (if I am doing it as a single colour) so if I have to put t down at any time I can remember which cord is which.
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback!
TY!
Hi. Just discovered your channel today. I’m loving it! Thanks ❤. Am I overlooking the instructions for the flowers you show here? 💐💐
This terminology was no me and I’ve crocheted for more than 60 years. You teach a lot of good information.😅
Happy to help!
I love this ❤
Very cute thank you so much
You’re welcome 😊
can you insert a wire inside to shape it into letters?
Yes, absolutely!
@@naztazia thanks.. i love your tutorials Donna.. very helpful
Hi this is great thank you, I would like to know what a North Dakota CAD is and how do you do it, if you please help me with this I would appreciate it.
I've never heard of a North Dakota CAD with regards to crochet. However, I'm thinking perhaps you've come across a Spanish pattern that somehow got melded in with some English terms. CAD might be referring to "cadena" in Spanish, which in English would be called a chain CH stitch in crochet. And the ND part I don't believe means North Dakota. I think it might be proceeded by a number, such as 2, to mean 2nd or "second." So 2 ND CAD in a crochet pattern might mean do something in the "second chain."
Thank you@@naztazia I'm trying to make the Rowdy Bunny and I'm not understanding half of the pattern.
Awesome!
Thanks so much!
Very cool!!
Thank you!!!!
Welcome!
Is it possible to make a scarf or lapghan like this
Could you use this for a starter for a project in place of your usual chain and then row of sc? TIA
Absolutely! 💯It creates a little bit of a thicker starting edge, which is oftentimes needed for some projects.
Hello Naztazia
Thank you so much for this video very nice crochet, i need some help in crochet if you can help thanks
How can i ask you for my pattern let me know thanks
I AM HAVING TROUBLE WITH MY YARN COMING APART WHEN STARTING MY CHAIN. ANY SUGGESTIONS? TU FOR YOUR VIDEOS. I ALWAYS LEARN SOMETHING 💕 🙏
Do you mean the yarn is splitting into strands when you work? If so, that might be something with the yarn and nothing you can control (some yarn just does that). If not, can you explain in detail what's happening?
Hi, I'm new to crochet and I'm learning a single chain. I'm doing well but how can I control the tension, i noticed my chain look loose and tight in some areas. Can I hold the working yarn with the pinky too? Also I'm going to try the double next, it looks easy ❤
Yes absolutely! In knitting, which the i-cord originates from, many of us, including myself, do use the pinky to control the working yarn tension.
Hello again, I figured out another way to keep my yarn tension in place, after you wrap it around the pink, I bring the end up and wrap over top of the ring finger and under the middle finger then back over the index finger. I figured this out by just playing around and I just pull the yarn at the ringer finger to make the tension tighter. Lol
can u make these with 4 colors ?
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Can you please tell me how you tie off your ends
I have a full tutorial that might help showing several ways of weaving in yarn ends and all: th-cam.com/video/DTNcludPZf8/w-d-xo.html
@naztazia thank you going to see!!
Wow
Hii
What do you mean when u said that you make letters using them
How?
Sounds like another tutorial is in order!
@@naztazia yeah!!!!!
How is the green one done ?
That one is a traditional i-cord. You can both knit one and crochet one. I have a both a knitted tutorial and crochet tutorial. If you are looking for the crochet version, here it is: th-cam.com/video/mZ5nspCDZXc/w-d-xo.html
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Using thicker chunky yarn I found that the ears didn't lay flat. I have decided just try and crochet the same shape but only one sided. Did anyone else experience the same problem with the chunky yard?
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Gracias🤍
I would say change the mantra to over -under ….by throwing the yarn over the hook front to back then throwing the yarn over the hook back to front. Over- under. So much easier.