For reference: 1:33 Joining a new colour 4:10 Adding a colour box 7:16 Vertical colour change 12:00 Adding a colour box facing front (transition stitch) 13:58 Subtracting a colour box facing front (transition stitch)
So thrilled I found your video!!! Your transitions are exactly what I've been looking for. So not happy with my current transitions and am now going to pull apart what I've started to start over. Thanks again, I truly appreciate you being picky like I am!!
I definitely agree! You literally saved my life, or at least my mind from going crazy. My son's Christmas blanket will be so much better now. Thanks a ton 😊
Thank you for these transition tips! I have done c2c graphgans, but was looking to try something new. Love how you did your bobbins - I am going to have to give this a try
👍 As Always 💕💕 Hi Debbi. I just went and joined the facebook page. I plan on mastering it from watching you over and over!!😀 Thanks for all your help!!💕💕
I'm about to do a really detailed graphgan blanket and there's a lot of single stitches that go up diagonal one on each row. I've had simpler charts with a bit of that in the past and they just look messy, but I've just tested a small part out using your tips and it looks so much better. It actually resembles the graph now. Thank you so much for sharing these tips 😊
This is so helpful, thank you! 💕 I’ve been mostly just making amigurumi since crocheting clothes and blankets and such seemed really intimidating, but I’ve found a sweater pattern I really want to make and I’m very excited to try now that I think I understand all the color changes a little better. The detail in this video really helped me understand, and I love how clean the color changes look with this technique. Thank you so much!!
Hi I have been reviewing your video and I think I am comfortable starting over. I see that I just have to have many bobbins of yarn to change the colors without having long strands of yarn being carried over and across my work. Thank you so much for such a great video. I will be checking out more of your videos.👍🤗
I wished I found you a few weeks ago because I made a dairy cow blanket but its a mess I have to tie in so many strings now I just didnt understand how to do it properly but thank you for this video !
Omg finally! You explained it just right and It all makes sense! this was perfect! your a life saver! Thank you xx! ( it was also extremely satisfying to watch)
Thank you for the video. I do mine a bit differently but now i see what I would have to do if I left the strands in the back instead of pulling them forward.
Thankyou for the detailed video. I started with lettering for my son and the color changing was difficult and it wasn't looking neat, with your lesson it is coming out well.... Appreciate your work on making this and sharing it.
I cannot say it any other way, but you have soooo just changed my life. I was having a heck of a time figuring out how to change colors. Especially since I had no clue the pattern I made was called a graphgan. I quit so many times before finding this. Thanks for the confidence booster. You are amazing and detailed.
Thank you so much this is exactly the information I needed to do a project, after watching several other tutorials that didn't explain how you carry the yarn so neatly in transition I was ready to give up 👍🧶♥️
Great explanation! I would like to a video of how you planned your work. How you determined how much yarn to place on your bobbins and how many bobbins. I’m a beginner and never thought I would/could anything like this. But, your video has given me encouragement to try. Thanks.
Thank you so much for making this easy to understand. I've never changed colours mid row before, but now feel confident enough to crochet a blanket for my mum for Mother's Day. Thank you!
This is EXACTLY what I was looking for! THANK YOU!! I was doing my transitions with scraps - knowing darn well I'd probably never weave them all in but I digress - the way other videos show it. After a few rows I thought I had miscounted because the edges of my colors weren't lining up so I frogged 3 out of 5 rows and did it again and was STILL unhappy with the look. I noticed this time that the color changes were slanted depending on whether I started them on a RS or WS row and I really hoped someone more knowledgeable than I but just as detail-oriented had figured out a way to make cleaner transitions. I took notes and timestamps directly onto my pattern so I can hopefully get this blanket going now that I won't be bugged by the sloppy color change edges! I think I will also try to use bobbins this time around as it looks like it will cut down on the weaving-in part later. The
Thank you so much for this very informative video! I had just started a mini wall hanging graphgan - only 3 simple shapes but was having issues deciding what/where to carry/join new yarn bobbins in - and this was a great help. Cheers from New Zealand :)
You are a lifesaver!! I just started my very first graphgan and I’ve taken it apart like 4 times once the color changes start. It just looked all jagged and nothing like the graph. So your knowledge and techniques have been sooo helpful!! I’ve watched this several times now! Thank you so very much!! 🌸
Thankyou for this. I am almost having sleepness nights wondering how to change colours but you've explained it perfectly!! Sending thanks from Wales 🏴🏴
The last graphgan square that I did was Tunisian. I think I prefer this way over Tunisian. But that's just me. Lol. I'm hoping that these tutorials will inspire people to try different ways of doing them so they can find the technique that they like the best.
Thank you x 100 for the transition explanation! My graphgans look so messy and I can’t wait to try your technique!one question... will that transition technique work with hdc’s and dc’s? Thank you!
Finding this video has improved my color changing skills so much. Following your methods, my work is much cleaner! You’re a wonderful teacher! Thank you for sharing your skills with us!
Hello from Mauritius...I'm new to crochet but you explain everything so clearly that I find it easy...Thank you very much...I wish someday you would do a tutorial how to do a cat graphgan...I love cats😍🐈
I've been struggling with changing color in the middle of my work and find many videos are hard to follow, and ur video just change my life 😭 thank you so much!
Thanks for this tutorial. I always wondered why people used so many different strands of yarn and I didn’t know how it worked. Now I’m ready for my first graphgan
That's great! Yes, when you are making a two sided design like a blanket, there can be lots of strands to work with. A one sided project, like a bag, where there is a backing or lining is a good first time graph project because you don't have to worry so much about the design except for one side. You can carry the yarn over colors on the backside. Let me know how your first project goes. :)
This was super helpful!! I just started a watermelon sweater from Gravity Falls, and this is my first time working on a pattern with color change that isn’t just stripes. I couldn’t find the words to describe the problems I was having with the color changes for the seeds, but this video answered all of my questions. Thank you!!
20:30 this is the part I have so much trouble with, and I appreciate how clearly you demonstrate this. I had initially left my slack completely loose in the back without stitching it in. Color change is difficult for me and I really want to get better at it. Thank you for your video.
I love this video and am very thankful for your instructions but I would like to know if you don’t mind sharing, what program are you using on your tablet? I have been on the hunt for a good app to help me keep track of my graphghans as I have been doing more and more. Since I started that seems to be the closest to what I have been looking for! Thank you!
Gracias!!!!!! ME APARECIÓ TU VIDEO, NO SABÍA CÓMO TEJER EN CUADROS, ESTABA HACIENDO ENTRELAC, NO ME GUSTA COMO SE VE, ES MUY TOSCO. EL SC, ESTA FABULOSO!!!! SALUDOS DESDE PUEBLA, MÉXICO.
You don't know how long ive searched and searched to find a way you have shown for chart changing colours on pictures. Im so happy to have found you, took two years but got there in the end :) Its going to take me a while to change my ways but Im very patient lol
I love your video.can you do another when you have 2 stitches passed.i saw what to do with 3 stitches passed but I need help on what do if there are 2 stitches passed.
I am a beginner at doing graphghans, I started a pattern but took it apart because it didnt look right and your tutorial just made so much sense😊Im going to try again.. thankyou thankyou thankyou❤
I just made my own graphgan and I've never worked one up before. You answered every single question I had. Thank you so much for such a clear and informative tutorial. It was perfect. 🥰
@@YarnjoyPodcast thank you! It is actually the first thing I've ever made for myself, believe it or not. It's a blanket with Prince's symbol on it. I love his music so much. It's a secret project though, so just between us 😉 Thanks again!
Love, love, love this video! Thank you so much for the great tips! I do have one question. Do the knots show up as a bump when changing colors? Could you just pull up a loop when changing color instead of having the knot on hook?
Just what I needed! I am beginning my first graphghan with multiple colors and was looking for color change in the middle of a row instructions. You are a great teacher! I was wondering, do you have a tutorial on color changes in the middle of a row for C2C? 🤞🤞 Thanks so much!
I wouldn't have thought to just add another piece of yarn. Normally I crochet over the yarn tails to feed them through for the next color change but that has drawbacks for some designs
I've never done a grahgan before but i think I'm finally going to try one! does it matter how many rows i have before i start my graph or could i start it directly on a chain? :)
It doesn't matter. I like to have a row or two as a border. And then after I finish my graph I add the same number of rows on the top to match the bottom.
Hello, what is the program on your desktop? It looks like it would really help to keep track of the count and maybe other stuff? I've been watching you for a long time and I admire your work. You make such beautiful stuff and you're a pro on the C2C things. Keep up with the educational tutorials and thanks!
I wish this started from bottom. I can not understand written patterns. I qm trying to do it this way for a beanie for my sons football games with his name on iy. Hos number FH for his school. I got one doke but it is so messy and the rows look way off like zig zag or just not like yours.. i keep getting confused on which side when i colot change. Its like i start to figure it out then i get so lost.. i have been trying to figure this color changenthe neater way to make my pattern loom neat and nice. But i jusy cant seem to get it.. i will keep watching and watch. And crocheting along lol thank you
I didn’t noticed if she was mentioned wrong side right side Where does the yarn go if it’s the wrong side Same with the right side Does it always go in the bqck
Hi, I am working on a Buffalo Bills pillow my question is how many bobbins did you have for this crab project? Reason I'm asking is my pillow has a main blue color and white and red to outline the bull, so the colors come in like 8 blue, 1 white 49 blue, the next row will be 44 blue, 1 white 4 blue 2 white and 7 blue . I am having trouble carrying theses colors . And I still haven't gotten to the red. I should say this is my first attempt at an graghghan. Should I have bobbins at each section of color changes? I am completely lost at this project. Thank you for any help you can offer.
Yes. Have a bobbin for each color section. Then you just pick up that color when you get to it on the row. I don't carry my yarn unless it is just a stitch or 2. And if it is not going to show through. I made another tutorial showing more about handling the bobbins and color changing. Here it is: th-cam.com/video/byt-gKfWheU/w-d-xo.html
when it comes to doing one st after the color change going through the little loop then the st the front looks nice but the back just doesn't look right and it will be on both sides because the bobbins are always going to the back.i wish you would have done the video showing the back of your work. maybe I'm doing it wrong but I don't think I am and I like doing your technique.i really would appreciate your help.
I am sorry if you mentioned in the video and i missed it, what is the name of the program you are using? i want to design my own pixel art using a digital grid just like this, thank you!!
You can carry the yarn along with you, working over the strands that you are not using. I personally don’t like the way that you can sometime see the yarn strands that you are carrying across especially if you are using a light color as a main color. But if you are ok with the way it is looking, then feel free to do it with however way you are comfortable with.
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For reference:
1:33 Joining a new colour
4:10 Adding a colour box
7:16 Vertical colour change
12:00 Adding a colour box facing front (transition stitch)
13:58 Subtracting a colour box facing front (transition stitch)
So glad I found this!!!
I have restarted my project three times because my color changes look terrible. I am so excited to get started again. Thank you so much!!!!!
This is the best color changing for SINGLE CROCHET (which are hard to find ironically) I have ever encountered thank you so much
Beautiful transitions!! Thank you for showing this!
So thrilled I found your video!!! Your transitions are exactly what I've been looking for. So not happy with my current transitions and am now going to pull apart what I've started to start over. Thanks again, I truly appreciate you being picky like I am!!
Glad that I can help! Thanks for watching!
I definitely agree! You literally saved my life, or at least my mind from going crazy. My son's Christmas blanket will be so much better now. Thanks a ton 😊
Thank you for these transition tips! I have done c2c graphgans, but was looking to try something new. Love how you did your bobbins - I am going to have to give this a try
This is EXACTLY what I needed. You made this make so much sense for me.
Wonderful! I learned so much from you. Saves me lots of weaving in ends.
This was beyond helpful. I actually get it now. Thank you so much!
👍 As Always 💕💕
Hi Debbi. I just went and joined the facebook page. I plan on mastering it from watching you over and over!!😀 Thanks for all your help!!💕💕
So glad I found your video! Just what I needed cos I'm going to be doing a graphgan soon ❤
This is such a brilliant video and exactly what my brain needed to understand this process!! Thank you so much 🎉☺️
Thank you very much glad I found these.
Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial! This helped me a lot and you explained everything so well!
Thank you for this excellent tuition, it has been super helpful
Love these transition tips. These are the best I've ever seen. I feel ready to try a graphgan now! Thank you so much. 💖💖💖💖💖💖
Thanks! Glad to be able to help.
I'm about to do a really detailed graphgan blanket and there's a lot of single stitches that go up diagonal one on each row. I've had simpler charts with a bit of that in the past and they just look messy, but I've just tested a small part out using your tips and it looks so much better. It actually resembles the graph now. Thank you so much for sharing these tips 😊
wow...you made it seem easy. I am going to have you on speed dial as I start my graphgan for my nephew.
This is so awesome thanks ☺️ God bless you
Thank you so much for these videos. After watching you I was able to make my first graphghan.
You're welcome! Glad my tutorial has helped you.
This is THE best video if its kind. Thank you! -Kate
This is so helpful, thank you! 💕 I’ve been mostly just making amigurumi since crocheting clothes and blankets and such seemed really intimidating, but I’ve found a sweater pattern I really want to make and I’m very excited to try now that I think I understand all the color changes a little better. The detail in this video really helped me understand, and I love how clean the color changes look with this technique. Thank you so much!!
This will be a challenge, but I know that I can do this. Thanks for sharing and Happy Mother's Day!
Awesome and well explained. 👏🏽👏🏽 Thank you 👌🏽👍🏽
This was extremely helpful! Thank you
Lindos seus trabalhos amiga, que encanto.
Thank you for the great tips Terri. Have a wonderful Mother's day!!
Thanks!
Hi I have been reviewing your video and I think I am comfortable starting over. I see that I just have to have many bobbins of yarn to change the colors without having long strands of yarn being carried over and across my work.
Thank you so much for such a great video. I will be checking out more of your videos.👍🤗
I wished I found you a few weeks ago because I made a dairy cow blanket but its a mess I have to tie in so many strings now I just didnt understand how to do it properly but thank you for this video !
Omg finally! You explained it just right and It all makes sense! this was perfect! your a life saver! Thank you xx! ( it was also extremely satisfying to watch)
So glad that I could help. Thanks for the feedback!
this is excellent. really good clear tutorial. Thanks for making it!
You're very welcome!
Thank you for the video. I do mine a bit differently but now i see what I would have to do if I left the strands in the back instead of pulling them forward.
So great that you did this for both right and left handed people ❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I love graph-ghans..... Hope you had a beautiful weekend!!!
It was a nice weekend, thanks! Hope the tutorials are helpful.
Thank you!!! The way you do the "transition" is exactly what I've been stuck on!! You are phenomenal
This was very helpful thank you so much
Best video ever.. thank you..
thank you, I have been having trouble keeping my lines straight, I think with the help of your tutorial I should be able to get it.
Happy Mother's Day!
Thanks for a great tutorial!
Cathy
Your welcome, Cathy! And thanks!
Thankyou for the detailed video. I started with lettering for my son and the color changing was difficult and it wasn't looking neat, with your lesson it is coming out well.... Appreciate your work on making this and sharing it.
I cannot say it any other way, but you have soooo just changed my life. I was having a heck of a time figuring out how to change colors. Especially since I had no clue the pattern I made was called a graphgan. I quit so many times before finding this. Thanks for the confidence booster. You are amazing and detailed.
You are very welcome, Misty! Glad it helped you.
i wonder how good you are now lol im where you were when you wrote this 2 years ago
Thank you so much for showing this tutoriall. I just wish I had seen it before I did my very first graph Afghan (Batgirl).
Thank you so much this is exactly the information I needed to do a project, after watching several other tutorials that didn't explain how you carry the yarn so neatly in transition I was ready to give up 👍🧶♥️
⚘🌿❤ Happy Mother's Day! Great Tutorial!
Thanks!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Working on my first graph chart project, and this tutorial saved my life❤❤
You're welcome! Glad it helped you!
Great explanation! I would like to a video of how you planned your work. How you determined how much yarn to place on your bobbins and how many bobbins. I’m a beginner and never thought I would/could anything like this. But, your video has given me encouragement to try. Thanks.
Thank you so much for making this easy to understand. I've never changed colours mid row before, but now feel confident enough to crochet a blanket for my mum for Mother's Day. Thank you!
You're welcome! Glad it has helped you.
This is EXACTLY what I was looking for! THANK YOU!!
I was doing my transitions with scraps - knowing darn well I'd probably never weave them all in but I digress - the way other videos show it. After a few rows I thought I had miscounted because the edges of my colors weren't lining up so I frogged 3 out of 5 rows and did it again and was STILL unhappy with the look. I noticed this time that the color changes were slanted depending on whether I started them on a RS or WS row and I really hoped someone more knowledgeable than I but just as detail-oriented had figured out a way to make cleaner transitions. I took notes and timestamps directly onto my pattern so I can hopefully get this blanket going now that I won't be bugged by the sloppy color change edges! I think I will also try to use bobbins this time around as it looks like it will cut down on the weaving-in part later. The
Thank you for sharing . Happy Mothers Day 🌹🤗
Thanks! Happy Mother's day to you!
many thanks for a great tutorial
This is a fantastic tutorial
Thank you so much for this very informative video! I had just started a mini wall hanging graphgan - only 3 simple shapes but was having issues deciding what/where to carry/join new yarn bobbins in - and this was a great help. Cheers from New Zealand :)
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
You are a lifesaver!! I just started my very first graphgan and I’ve taken it apart like 4 times once the color changes start. It just looked all jagged and nothing like the graph. So your knowledge and techniques have been sooo helpful!! I’ve watched this several times now! Thank you so very much!! 🌸
Glad my video helped you. Graphgans can really be addicting once you are comfortable doing the color changes. Lol.
Beautiful tutorial! Now I truly feel ready to try a graphgan!
Thankyou for this. I am almost having sleepness nights wondering how to change colours but you've explained it perfectly!! Sending thanks from Wales 🏴🏴
You are welcome! Glad I can help.
Teacher extraordinaire
Thanks, yarnie sister! Hope are doing well!
I am so glade you did I understand it now.
I love that crab! Great tips! I need to try a graphgans. I'm going to do Tunisian first though because I think that will be easier.
The last graphgan square that I did was Tunisian. I think I prefer this way over Tunisian. But that's just me. Lol. I'm hoping that these tutorials will inspire people to try different ways of doing them so they can find the technique that they like the best.
Thank you x 100 for the transition explanation! My graphgans look so messy and I can’t wait to try your technique!one question... will that transition technique work with hdc’s and dc’s? Thank you!
Finding this video has improved my color changing skills so much. Following your methods, my work is much cleaner! You’re a wonderful teacher! Thank you for sharing your skills with us!
You are so welcome!
@@YarnjoyPodcast ♥️
Thank you 🙏 this was so helpful on many levels😅
Glad it was helpful!
Hello from Mauritius...I'm new to crochet but you explain everything so clearly that I find it easy...Thank you very much...I wish someday you would do a tutorial how to do a cat graphgan...I love cats😍🐈
I've been struggling with changing color in the middle of my work and find many videos are hard to follow, and ur video just change my life 😭 thank you so much!
Glad I could help!
Thanks for this tutorial. I always wondered why people used so many different strands of yarn and I didn’t know how it worked. Now I’m ready for my first graphgan
That's great! Yes, when you are making a two sided design like a blanket, there can be lots of strands to work with. A one sided project, like a bag, where there is a backing or lining is a good first time graph project because you don't have to worry so much about the design except for one side. You can carry the yarn over colors on the backside. Let me know how your first project goes. :)
This was super helpful!! I just started a watermelon sweater from Gravity Falls, and this is my first time working on a pattern with color change that isn’t just stripes. I couldn’t find the words to describe the problems I was having with the color changes for the seeds, but this video answered all of my questions. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
20:30 this is the part I have so much trouble with, and I appreciate how clearly you demonstrate this. I had initially left my slack completely loose in the back without stitching it in. Color change is difficult for me and I really want to get better at it. Thank you for your video.
Glad my tutorial helped. I am sure that you are doing great with it.
Great video .. thank you.
YOU MAKE IT LOOK SO EASY l'll give it a go fingers crossed TFS
Aww, thanks, Lee! Pick a chart that is not too detailed and has only a few colors in it for your first.
@@YarnjoyPodcast I'm not going to go mad l'll try something really simple thanks Terri you keep me brave
Seems like I need to get myself some bobbins. I had no idea why you'd want to use them
I love this video and am very thankful for your instructions but I would like to know if you don’t mind sharing, what program are you using on your tablet? I have been on the hunt for a good app to help me keep track of my graphghans as I have been doing more and more. Since I started that seems to be the closest to what I have been looking for! Thank you!
Gracias!!!!!! ME APARECIÓ TU VIDEO, NO SABÍA CÓMO TEJER EN CUADROS, ESTABA HACIENDO ENTRELAC, NO ME GUSTA COMO SE VE, ES MUY TOSCO.
EL SC, ESTA FABULOSO!!!! SALUDOS DESDE PUEBLA, MÉXICO.
You don't know how long ive searched and searched to find a way you have shown for chart changing colours on pictures. Im so happy to have found you, took two years but got there in the end :) Its going to take me a while to change my ways but Im very patient lol
Glad I could help.
Thank you for this.
I love your video.can you do another when you have 2 stitches passed.i saw what to do with 3 stitches passed but I need help on what do if there are 2 stitches passed.
I am a beginner at doing graphghans, I started a pattern but took it apart because it didnt look right and your tutorial just made so much sense😊Im going to try again.. thankyou thankyou thankyou❤
Glad it was helpful!
I just made my own graphgan and I've never worked one up before. You answered every single question I had. Thank you so much for such a clear and informative tutorial. It was perfect. 🥰
Great! Glad that I could help! What is your graphgan a picture of? Bet it is going to look awesome!
@@YarnjoyPodcast thank you! It is actually the first thing I've ever made for myself, believe it or not. It's a blanket with Prince's symbol on it. I love his music so much. It's a secret project though, so just between us 😉 Thanks again!
Love, love, love this video! Thank you so much for the great tips! I do have one question. Do the knots show up as a bump when changing colors? Could you just pull up a loop when changing color instead of having the knot on hook?
I haven't had any problems with the knots But you can definitely do it the way you described. I have done it both ways.
Just what I needed! I am beginning my first graphghan with multiple colors and was looking for color change in the middle of a row instructions. You are a great teacher! I was wondering, do you have a tutorial on color changes in the middle of a row for C2C? 🤞🤞 Thanks so much!
Glad it helped you. I do have a tutorial for color changing in c2c. Here is a link: th-cam.com/video/byt-gKfWheU/w-d-xo.html
I REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR GUIDANCE
Thank you ❤❤
I wouldn't have thought to just add another piece of yarn. Normally I crochet over the yarn tails to feed them through for the next color change but that has drawbacks for some designs
Same!
Wonderful tutorial, thank you? Can you tell me where you got the plastic bobbin clamps?
I got them at Dollar Tree
Thank you for this video, very helpful. I'm having trouble with the yarn tangling in back. Where can I find the yarn holders you are using?
They a jumbo plastic clothes pins from Dollar Tree.
Thanks - that was so helpful. Embarking on my first picture crochet and couldn't get the colour change right. Know what to do now.
You’re welcome 😊
This helped so much. I would like to know what computer program you use for your graph
www.stitchfiddle.com/en
Do you have a video on how to do your stitch bobbins? Loved your video for changing colours for your crab grapghan
I made this video where I talk more about the bobbins. th-cam.com/video/byt-gKfWheU/w-d-xo.html
I've never done a grahgan before but i think I'm finally going to try one! does it matter how many rows i have before i start my graph or
could i start it directly on a chain? :)
It doesn't matter. I like to have a row or two as a border. And then after I finish my graph I add the same number of rows on the top to match the bottom.
Could you please tell me what the counter programme is that you use?
It looks very useful 😊
www.stitchfiddle.com/en
Kindly what programme you are using to follow the grphghan. Thank you for sharing learne alot
Stitchfiddle
Do i always keep my colors in thr front? Or front back frojt back. 😕
Hello, what is the program on your desktop? It looks like it would really help to keep track of the count and maybe other stuff? I've been watching you for a long time and I admire your work. You make such beautiful stuff and you're a pro on the C2C things. Keep up with the educational tutorials and thanks!
Stitchfiddle.com
I wish this started from bottom. I can not understand written patterns. I qm trying to do it this way for a beanie for my sons football games with his name on iy. Hos number FH for his school. I got one doke but it is so messy and the rows look way off like zig zag or just not like yours.. i keep getting confused on which side when i colot change. Its like i start to figure it out then i get so lost.. i have been trying to figure this color changenthe neater way to make my pattern loom neat and nice. But i jusy cant seem to get it.. i will keep watching and watch. And crocheting along lol thank you
What have you got your graph pulled up in?Cause those little black bars on a row look like they would help so you dont forget what row you're on..
That is a website called stitchfiddle.com. you can upload your image and work on it from there. it has a progress tracker.
I didn’t noticed if she was mentioned wrong side right side
Where does the yarn go if it’s the wrong side
Same with the right side
Does it always go in the bqck
Hi, I am working on a Buffalo Bills pillow my question is how many bobbins did you have for this crab project? Reason I'm asking is my pillow has a main blue color and white and red to outline the bull, so the colors come in like 8 blue, 1 white 49 blue, the next row will be 44 blue, 1 white 4 blue 2 white and 7 blue . I am having trouble carrying theses colors . And I still haven't gotten to the red. I should say this is my first attempt at an graghghan. Should I have bobbins at each section of color changes?
I am completely lost at this project.
Thank you for any help you can offer.
Yes. Have a bobbin for each color section. Then you just pick up that color when you get to it on the row. I don't carry my yarn unless it is just a stitch or 2. And if it is not going to show through. I made another tutorial showing more about handling the bobbins and color changing. Here it is: th-cam.com/video/byt-gKfWheU/w-d-xo.html
This is great as I said b4. What program are u using for this graph on the screen?
stitchfiddle.com
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What app did you use to view your graph on screen and to follow it row by row?
I just found the answer to my question - sorry!! I just created my stitch fiddle account. What an awesome app!!
when it comes to doing one st after the color change going through the little loop then the st the front looks nice but the back just doesn't look right and it will be on both sides because the bobbins are always going to the back.i wish you would have done the video showing the back of your work. maybe I'm doing it wrong but I don't think I am and I like doing your technique.i really would appreciate your help.
I am sorry if you mentioned in the video and i missed it, what is the name of the program you are using? i want to design my own pixel art using a digital grid just like this, thank you!!
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Is there a way to color change without all of the different bobbins? Like is there a way to carry one line to wherever you want it?
You can carry the yarn along with you, working over the strands that you are not using. I personally don’t like the way that you can sometime see the yarn strands that you are carrying across especially if you are using a light color as a main color. But if you are ok with the way it is looking, then feel free to do it with however way you are comfortable with.