Thank you! Thank you! I have been crocheting for 3 years now and now maybe I have a chance to crochet a sweater that doesn’t choke me our my daughters. This isn’t a subject many have tackled in crochet here on TH-cam.
Wonderful! I am so glad you enjoyed the video! I LOVE short rows! If you're looking for a good child/adult sweater pattern that includes them for a really nice fit, you should check out my Confetti DK Pullover pattern (www.nomadstitches.com/shop/confetti-dk-set). Although most of my newer patterns include them!
thank you so much for this video! ive been crocheting a few years but dont really follow patterns and id never heard of short rows in crochet until today, this video is invaluable for my learning and teaching myself 😁
*AWESOME TUTORIAL 💝💝💝!* Thank You so much for sharing your awesome Techniques & for making your awesome instructions so easy to understand 😊💝!!! I am amazed at how beautifully You blended Your stitches together & I love the way it looks 💝💝💝! So happy to be a new Subscriber 😊💝!!!
sos una genia!! yo lo hago todo de lado derecho de la labor, porque no me gusta cómo queda el punto cuando se teje del LD y LR, pero está buenísima tu explicación!!! besotes!!!
Thank you for sharing,is a very nice and clear explanation, I noticed you do the same I do 😁 (counting in spanish) 😍 I really appreciate your tips,I like the bonnet color, I'll try it to practice the short rows!!
I wonder if this is an easy fix for the issue of visual difference between the front and back of the stitches. I only thought of this after learning to mirror knit but it should theoretically solve the issue at least with most stitches. When working on the wrong side, you must work stitches inverse to how you normally do. This means holding the yarn to the front of the work, inserting the hook from the back to the front, and wrapping the yarn in the opposite direction one normally does (example being from the traditional “yarn over” to the “yarn under”)
Thank you for this - it’s very clear and so helpful. My question is about pattern instructions for short rows: is it implied that after we work the number of stitches for the short row that we turn and work our way back to the start? Thanks!!
Hi! Well, depends on the pattern, really, and on what you want to achieve. Maybe you want to go back to the beginning, maybe past the beginning. Or maybe you want to do another short row on the other side before reaching the beginning! If it's in a pattern, it should say. But if you're just playing, you can do whatever you want!
I don't tend to do the sc2tog method. I prefer to skip the first st on the return row. But if you are, the sc2tog joins the last st of the row with the step to close any gaps. you DON'T want to do the extra sc in the same st or you will be adding more sts.
Thank you! Thank you! I have been crocheting for 3 years now and now maybe I have a chance to crochet a sweater that doesn’t choke me our my daughters. This isn’t a subject many have tackled in crochet here on TH-cam.
Wonderful! I am so glad you enjoyed the video! I LOVE short rows! If you're looking for a good child/adult sweater pattern that includes them for a really nice fit, you should check out my Confetti DK Pullover pattern (www.nomadstitches.com/shop/confetti-dk-set). Although most of my newer patterns include them!
thank you so much for this video! ive been crocheting a few years but dont really follow patterns and id never heard of short rows in crochet until today, this video is invaluable for my learning and teaching myself 😁
Glad it was helpful! I LOVE short rows!!
Sandra, your tutorials are so helpful. Thank you!
Glad you like them!
Thank you My crochet just got so much better. 👍
Wonderful! You're welcome! x
Wow, this technique is very cool and very professional, you did a good job
Thanks so much 😊 I'm glad you like it!
Such a good technique, but also understanding why it’s needed is very helpful. Thank you 😊
Glad it was helpful! xx
Thank you for this video. I really like the way you explain it.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! x
I just found your channel, you're a genius. Thanks
Wow, thanks!
Very helpful. I have a pattern that has short rows, and I have not done them in crochet. Only knitting.
You should give them a go! I incorporate them into most of mine and I think people are starting to get used to them now!
Thank you so much! This is a new concept for me and I'm kinda amazed!
Glad it was helpful! I LOVE short rows!!
So helpful Sandra! Great job❤
Glad it was helpful! x
Thank you so much for this clear explanation. Very helpful for someone who's never done them before! ;-)
Glad it was helpful!
*AWESOME TUTORIAL 💝💝💝!* Thank You so much for sharing your awesome Techniques & for making your awesome instructions so easy to understand 😊💝!!! I am amazed at how beautifully You blended Your stitches together & I love the way it looks 💝💝💝! So happy to be a new Subscriber 😊💝!!!
Thanks so much 😊 I am so glad you enjoyed it! xx
sos una genia!! yo lo hago todo de lado derecho de la labor, porque no me gusta cómo queda el punto cuando se teje del LD y LR, pero está buenísima tu explicación!!! besotes!!!
Si! Yo también soy más fan del LD, pero hay veces que la gente no se da cuenta de la diferencia!
Excellent techniques! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for this video
You are so welcome!
Gracias! Esta técnica me ha gustado mucho, suena muy lógico, va a ser más fácil de recordar!
Si! Una vez que practicas, se hace mucho mas facil! xx
Thank you for sharing,is a very nice and clear explanation, I noticed you do the same I do 😁 (counting in spanish) 😍 I really appreciate your tips,I like the bonnet color, I'll try it to practice the short rows!!
hahaha! I do! I still count better in Spanish than in English. And thanks! So glad you enjoyed it!
Fabulous 🎉🎉🎉🎉
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I wonder if this is an easy fix for the issue of visual difference between the front and back of the stitches.
I only thought of this after learning to mirror knit but it should theoretically solve the issue at least with most stitches.
When working on the wrong side, you must work stitches inverse to how you normally do. This means holding the yarn to the front of the work, inserting the hook from the back to the front, and wrapping the yarn in the opposite direction one normally does (example being from the traditional “yarn over” to the “yarn under”)
mmm... that's an interesting idea! I will have to give it aa go!
Esto está buenísimo
woohoo! Que bueno que te gusto!
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*_New subbie!_*
haha! THANKS!! x
Thank you for this - it’s very clear and so helpful. My question is about pattern instructions for short rows: is it implied that after we work the number of stitches for the short row that we turn and work our way back to the start? Thanks!!
Hi! Well, depends on the pattern, really, and on what you want to achieve. Maybe you want to go back to the beginning, maybe past the beginning. Or maybe you want to do another short row on the other side before reaching the beginning! If it's in a pattern, it should say. But if you're just playing, you can do whatever you want!
For the single crochet two together at the step, do you do a normal sc and the sc2tog in the last stitch of the short row?
I don't tend to do the sc2tog method. I prefer to skip the first st on the return row. But if you are, the sc2tog joins the last st of the row with the step to close any gaps. you DON'T want to do the extra sc in the same st or you will be adding more sts.
9:15 preferred technique
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