I'll be 77 in 5 days and I've been doing that way of starting a single crochet (and double crochet also) for 60 + years. I still learn many ideas, though, from watching skilled crocheters like you.
That is awesome, the simple ways always endure! So glad you are enjoying crochet. It is true, we really never stop learning when we share with each other.
My mom knew I needed to keep my hands busy, which kept me calm I guess. I tried to teach my own daughter, but it didn't take, now at the age of 27 she is crocheting projects like crazy, self taught on youtube, from other teachers lol. Everyone in their own time and in their own way, I love seeing how different her style is to mine. She says it keeps her calm as well! Creating Art is a beautiful thing 💕
I thought the exact same way you did years ago for the annoying line of 3 chains start on traditional granny squares. Start the square with the last stitch. Invisible. There is a little tweak to it. .From Australia.
Ohhhh wow…..I LOVE this technique! 🙌🧶🙌 I have never liked the thickness/bumpiness the traditional way to join and start a new round gives me. I’m definitely going to be using this technique from now on! Thank you so much for such clear & thorough instructions. Very nice & much appreciated!! Have a fabulous weekend!! 😊🧶🦋💜
If you yarn over twice this can be used for a US double. Holding loose end to the right the tail ends up at top of stitch. I was advised to hang on to the tail till second stitch was completed. With your method the tail is safely tucked in at once.
I just love your channel. It's so clean and fresh. I always try to do a standing stitch at the beginning of any new row, and agree it just looks bulky if you don't. I've also seen a few Tubers slip the very last stitch from the back of the work. So don't do a final slip stitch, just take your hook out and insert into your very first stitch of that round and then pull the loop from the last stitch through the stitch now on the hook. It looks very neat. I also forget to do it, because it hasn't been planted in my memory for 50 years, like the traditional way.
Thanks so much, that is a good suggestion for the finishing of the round. I will use that sometimes when I am continuing with the same colour. I agree with you, I was thinking the other day, I have been crocheting for about 50 years now 🙃 ( yikes ) , and old habits die hard lol. I'm learning new things as well everyday though too, that is the great thing about the crochet community, we love to share 💕
Wow! I thought you were just going to do standing stitches instead (slipknot on the hook then make your stitch as usual). That works well but you do have that knot from the slip knot which some might not like - it’s in the back of the work but still. I’ll have to practice this method, thanks!
Thanks, glad you are going to give it a try. Yes, that knot bugged me too, I figured there had to be a better way. I kinda reverse engineered it to figure out how to not have a knot lol. Thanks for watching.
I've been doing a chain stitch before joining my yarn and it works a charm too. Your method would make the back look better though, I'll try it when I want the back to look nice👍
That is awesome. I normally see a Standing Single Crochet done with a slip knot on the hook. In this one I do it without the slip knot, as I didn't want the knot there.
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You can add slip knot to hook and do standing st… easy peasy! I thought thet w all the starting sts that everyone did standing/stacking/alt start sts these days. Like, where has everybody been? Smh 😊
Yep, totally! I don't add the slip knot on purpose because I don't like the knot. Each method has a purpose, so it is good to have alternatives. Thanks for watching.
First time viewing your channel - I subscribed right away! You were very thorough and you have a pleasant voice. I love the color combinations you used here. What pattern were you using? I couldn't really tell if it was one of the patterns you have on your website. Thanks!
Thanks so much, so glad to have you here. This one is not exactly a pattern I have up, but it is very similar to the Zippy Square center or the Little Skye center, but I did change it up a bit to have that extra round in there. It will probably show up in a future square as I like to start alot of my squares with these combo of stitches. Thanks for watching and Enjoy
I usually start a hdc and dc with a beginning ch 2 and a ch 3, so I wouldn’t use this method. The first stitch might be a little scrunched using this way as the beginning chain brings it up to the right height, having said that it would be worth a try.
@jspcreate You could not do a sc if you had no working loop on your hook.. 😉 but this method you show is great too! Always good to learn more ways of doing things. Thanks!
Yes, that is right. I used to be an avid knitter and totally forgot I used to cast on without the slipknot sometimes. Thanks so much for noticing this. Enjoy
The classic standing single crochet starts with a slip knot on the hook, in this one I avoided the slip knot and just did a wrap, I didn't like having the knot at the back of my work. Thanks for watching.
Yes, pretty much, but without the slipknot. This is only for the single crochet, I do it differently for the taller stitches. Tutorials for those will follow.
@@jspcreate oh my gosh, I didn’t mean to sound rude. I’m so sorry! That was really just a note to me to be able to skip to the start when I’m ready to start my next project. I love everything you do AND the explanation behind them. You have elevated the art of crochet to a whole new level and I appreciate all the work you put into this channel. Thank you
Awe you are so sweet, don't worry I did not think you were rude, I am fine when people post time stamps to help. I like to respond to everyone, as I love the community crochet creates. Thanks again for your kind words and for watching, enjoy
It’s an alternative but Standing stitch usually starts with a slip knot. I wanted to avoid the knot. I get alot of requests to repeat lots and go slow hence the length, thanks for watching!
Well, I'm not new to crochet with 62 years experience, and I certainly appreciated that you took your time and slowly explained not only the how, but also the why. 13 minutes is not too long to end 60 years of frustration. Plus, by the end of your lesson, I know how to do it well and don't need to go back and watch it several times to get it to sink in. Thank you, and you now have a new subscriber.
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And, the peoples choice award goes to Jane. This is so clever Jane, thank you for sharing with all of us out here in yarn world.
Haha, thanks so much, glad you enjoyed this one, thanks for watching.
I'll be 77 in 5 days and I've been doing that way of starting a single crochet (and double crochet also) for 60 + years. I still learn many ideas, though, from watching skilled crocheters like you.
That is awesome, the simple ways always endure! So glad you are enjoying crochet. It is true, we really never stop learning when we share with each other.
Yay for the “traditional” techniques living on .happy to know you were taught crochet as a child.
Just recently I must have done this happened on your channel. Thanks for showing this method!
My mom knew I needed to keep my hands busy, which kept me calm I guess. I tried to teach my own daughter, but it didn't take, now at the age of 27 she is crocheting projects like crazy, self taught on youtube, from other teachers lol. Everyone in their own time and in their own way, I love seeing how different her style is to mine. She says it keeps her calm as well! Creating Art is a beautiful thing 💕
@@jspcreate My younger daughter also started crocheting in her mid-50s. What a nice hobby we all have.
Normally I am not a big fan of multi-colored crochet, but your work is just beautiful!!!
Thank you so much! I am glad I can inspire you to perhaps change your mind about crocheting in colour 😊
The old technique always bugged me with that extra stitch, Yay! I LOVE this new method! Can’t wait to try it on a project! Thanks for sharing!🥰
So glad you like this, it is now my go to method. Thanks for watching.
Love this Jane, i normally used to do a standing stitch but this method is amazing, thanks for sharing 👍👍👏💕🙏🏻
Thanks so much. It is nice to be able to do it without a knot or any bulk AND it doesn't fall apart lol. Glad you like it.
I knew there had to be a better way, so happy someone's found it. Thank you so much 🙏😊
You're welcome 😊
I thought the exact same way you did years ago for the annoying line of 3 chains start on traditional granny squares. Start the square with the last stitch. Invisible. There is a little tweak to it. .From Australia.
You have made my day/week/year! I just finished reorganizing my stash and all the orphan yarn is whispering “It’s granny square time.”
Awe that is so awesome, so glad you can now go enjoy creating your next work of art! 😊
اعتبر نفسي محظوظة لمشاهدتي هذا الفيديو وهذة الطريقة لتغيير اللون . شكرا جزيلاً لمشاركتها معنا .😍
You are welcome!
Thank you Jane. Love learning new techniques especially when it makes your work look so much better. Have a blessed day! 😊❤
Thanks so much
I finally started using this join last week. And I LOVE it!!! Everyone should try this!!! TFS! Austin TX USA
Thanks, glad you like it
first time I have seen your channel this is great thank you Jane
You are so welcome
Thank you Jane I love it
You are very welcome!
Thanks so much for your advice. I've saved this video and will definitely be doing this. 🎉🤩
You're so welcome!
Brilliant now it makes sense. Thanks for sharing this method. From Turkey. 🌺
You’re welcome 😊
Ohhhh wow…..I LOVE this technique! 🙌🧶🙌
I have never liked the thickness/bumpiness the traditional way to join and start a new round gives me.
I’m definitely going to be using this technique from now on!
Thank you so much for such clear & thorough instructions. Very nice & much appreciated!!
Have a fabulous weekend!! 😊🧶🦋💜
You are so welcome! I am so glad this technique works for you and it helped you find a new way to join.
Thanks Jane,
What a brilliant way to work this stitch!
Way less wonky😮
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for your time and expertise
You are welcome, thanks for watching.
Great demo, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Magnifique 👏 merci 😘
You are welcome 😊
Thank you it looks really good.
Glad you like it!
BRILLIANT!!!! Works perfectly!
Thanks so much, glad it worked for you.
beautifully explained and demonstrated. Thanks so much for this great tutorial. xx
Glad it was helpful!
Wow! Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Outstanding, my dear! Thank you for your time and effort! You can clearly see the difference! Love your's!❤😊
Thank you so much!
Wow, excellent new method, thank you❤❤❤
Glad you like it!😊
Wow!! That was very interesting.. I will be using that method from now on. Love love love it.
Glad it was helpful!
What an amazing and clear tutorial. Thank you so much!
You are so welcome, I am glad you like it!
I really like this and will be trying this. I may put a stitch marker in the first stitch to make joining a little easier.
Good idea with the stitch marker, it really helps you find the stitch when you come back around.
Thank you!❤ I will do that from now on. I’m already using one of your methods of joining the grannies and I love it.🥰
That is awesome, so glad you are enjoying these videos.
Sooo beautiful! Thank you. And your voice is very nice to listen to.
Thank you so much!
If you yarn over twice this can be used for a US double. Holding loose end to the right the tail ends up at top of stitch. I was advised to hang on to the tail till second stitch was completed. With your method the tail is safely tucked in at once.
Great tip! Thanks for watching
Excellent explanation!! Thank you!!! I clicked on the “receive all notifications” bell!!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
I just love your channel. It's so clean and fresh. I always try to do a standing stitch at the beginning of any new row, and agree it just looks bulky if you don't. I've also seen a few Tubers slip the very last stitch from the back of the work. So don't do a final slip stitch, just take your hook out and insert into your very first stitch of that round and then pull the loop from the last stitch through the stitch now on the hook. It looks very neat. I also forget to do it, because it hasn't been planted in my memory for 50 years, like the traditional way.
Thanks so much, that is a good suggestion for the finishing of the round. I will use that sometimes when I am continuing with the same colour. I agree with you, I was thinking the other day, I have been crocheting for about 50 years now 🙃 ( yikes ) , and old habits die hard lol. I'm learning new things as well everyday though too, that is the great thing about the crochet community, we love to share 💕
This sounds interesting, but I'm not a good enough hooker to follow what you are saying, plus I'm a visual learner, need to see it.😢
Hopefully the video tutorials then will help you, they are great for visual learners
Wow! I thought you were just going to do standing stitches instead (slipknot on the hook then make your stitch as usual). That works well but you do have that knot from the slip knot which some might not like - it’s in the back of the work but still. I’ll have to practice this method, thanks!
Thanks, glad you are going to give it a try. Yes, that knot bugged me too, I figured there had to be a better way. I kinda reverse engineered it to figure out how to not have a knot lol. Thanks for watching.
Jane, thank you So much!
You are very welcome
Thank you so much for sharing!!!!
You are so welcome!
Thanx learn something new everyday even at my age!
That is so awesome, thanks for watching
Such good info, & so very clear!!! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Yay! Thank you!
You are welcome
Thank you! Really well done. I like how you go slow and explain. Your work is beautiful.
Thanks so much
I've been doing a chain stitch before joining my yarn and it works a charm too. Your method would make the back look better though, I'll try it when I want the back to look nice👍
Awesome, it is handy to have a tool kit of alternative techniques, right?! Enjoy
For single crochet, I recently started using a standing single crochet to eliminate the slip stitch. I’ll have to try your method now! Thanks!
Awesome, there are some good alternatives out there, glad you found this one interesting.
Ok now I understand 😊
Thank you for the clear explanation ❤ 🧶
You’re welcome, so glad it helped 😊
Thank you Jane.
My current WIP doesn’t include a chance to use this stitch. I will save this and try it soon..
You are very welcome!
Love it, thank you! 🥰
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much❤❤❤😊😊😊
You are welcome
Beautiful demo!! Thanks😊
Thank you too!
Hiya, yr channel just popped up on my notifications. I’ve watched, hit the like button & subscribed. This is an interesting take on connecting❣️
Awesome! Thank you!
I learned about this while following the tutorial for the “Nuts About Squares” crochet along. It’s called a “standing single crochet”.
That is awesome. I normally see a Standing Single Crochet done with a slip knot on the hook. In this one I do it without the slip knot, as I didn't want the knot there.
The technique is genius. The pattern for the design is gorgeous and what kind of hooks are you using? They look comfy. TY for the tutorial. Genius!!!
Thank you! 😊 I use Susan Bates Silvalume Ergonomic Hooks, I love them, they are comfy and hold up well.
@@jspcreate saw those recently in either Hobby Lobby, Michaels or Joann Fabrics. Think I'll try one!
@@misselanys1219Hi…..I use Susan Bates hooks as well and LOVE them.
@@tinastalion6266 i have a fullset ofsilvalumesplustwo silvalooms from the 70's. I love the inline stylehead but noticed a great difference in the vintage USA made vs the new set made in Mexico. I thinkI will give these ergonomics a try. ❤️
That was great ...
Thank you
You can add slip knot to hook and do standing st… easy peasy!
I thought thet w all the starting sts that everyone did standing/stacking/alt start sts these days. Like, where has everybody been? Smh 😊
Yep, totally! I don't add the slip knot on purpose because I don't like the knot. Each method has a purpose, so it is good to have alternatives. Thanks for watching.
I’m a newbie here😊
I love your color coordination❤
Thanks❤
Thank you so much 🤗
@@jspcreate it’s so sweet of you to reply! Thanks again, Jane! I’m looking forward to making beautiful things with you💝
I love the community that shows up in the comments, so many lovers of crochet. Thanks so much for being here. 😊
First time viewing your channel - I subscribed right away! You were very thorough and you have a pleasant voice. I love the color combinations you used here. What pattern were you using? I couldn't really tell if it was one of the patterns you have on your website. Thanks!
Thanks so much, so glad to have you here. This one is not exactly a pattern I have up, but it is very similar to the Zippy Square center or the Little Skye center, but I did change it up a bit to have that extra round in there. It will probably show up in a future square as I like to start alot of my squares with these combo of stitches. Thanks for watching and Enjoy
Thank you
You are welcome
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Does this work for double crochet too? Half double?
I usually start a hdc and dc with a beginning ch 2 and a ch 3, so I wouldn’t use this method. The first stitch might be a little scrunched using this way as the beginning chain brings it up to the right height, having said that it would be worth a try.
You could also start with a standing sc. Do you find it difficult or don't like it?
I don't like the slip knot start usually used in a standing single crochet, this version just eliminates that part, but very similar.
@jspcreate You could not do a sc if you had no working loop on your hook.. 😉 but this method you show is great too! Always good to learn more ways of doing things. Thanks!
We do this in knitting too
Yes, that is right. I used to be an avid knitter and totally forgot I used to cast on without the slipknot sometimes. Thanks so much for noticing this. Enjoy
Hi Jane..what kind of yarn do you use?
I use a variety of acrylics from Red Heart, Bernat, Michaels ( Loops and Threads ) and Mary Maxim
Just do a standing single crochet. What’s the difference between this and that?
The classic standing single crochet starts with a slip knot on the hook, in this one I avoided the slip knot and just did a wrap, I didn't like having the knot at the back of my work. Thanks for watching.
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Oh! This is essentially using standing stitches. The way you did it might not work with taller stitches though.
Yes, pretty much, but without the slipknot. This is only for the single crochet, I do it differently for the taller stitches. Tutorials for those will follow.
I have always disliked the look of the slip stitch connecting a round. Thank you for figuring a way to inhance the look!!!
So glad you found this helpful. It is a nice alternative to the bulk of a regular join
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Why not just join the yarn for the new round with a standing single crochet?
The standing single crochet is another alternative, With this one I was trying to avoid having the knot and cut down on the bulk. Thanks for watching.
i see. That make sense!
New method starts at 5:52
Thank you, I do have a longer explanation at the beginning of this to set the "scene" Thanks for watching
@@jspcreate oh my gosh, I didn’t mean to sound rude. I’m so sorry! That was really just a note to me to be able to skip to the start when I’m ready to start my next project. I love everything you do AND the explanation behind them. You have elevated the art of crochet to a whole new level and I appreciate all the work you put into this channel. Thank you
Awe you are so sweet, don't worry I did not think you were rude, I am fine when people post time stamps to help. I like to respond to everyone, as I love the community crochet creates. Thanks again for your kind words and for watching, enjoy
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Why can’t you just do a standing sc
The classic Standing Sc starts with a slip knot, I don't like the knot, so I do it this way instead, just makes it less bulky
So, basically a standing stitch. And it only took you 13 MINUTES to explain it.
It’s an alternative but Standing stitch usually starts with a slip knot. I wanted to avoid the knot. I get alot of requests to repeat lots and go slow hence the length, thanks for watching!
@@jspcreateas someone who is new to crocheting, I really enjoyed your explanation, so thank you for that.
Thanks so much, so glad you enjoyed it.
Well, I'm not new to crochet with 62 years experience, and I certainly appreciated that you took your time and slowly explained not only the how, but also the why. 13 minutes is not too long to end 60 years of frustration. Plus, by the end of your lesson, I know how to do it well and don't need to go back and watch it several times to get it to sink in. Thank you, and you now have a new subscriber.