Glad you enjoyed it! I recently had a discussion with another person who is doing some interesting experimentation, and it just furthered my need to explore this even further haha!
Hello, I am currently trying to make my own version and would like to know how to end this. Meaning, if one decides to stop crocheting, is there a recommend way to knot the end of the yarn in such a way such that the figure will not untangle itself?
Not sure how I copied anyone. I don't claim the rights to any of these techniques, just wanted to experiment with them for myself and share them with my audience.
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This was really fun to watch! I've been doing this for a while and it's always fund watching other folk exeprimenting ... thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! I recently had a discussion with another person who is doing some interesting experimentation, and it just furthered my need to explore this even further haha!
Thank you! You explain this really well!
this makes me wanna run for my crochet hook😖❤️ love your infectious passion!!
This is one of the best comments ever! Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching
THANKS, BENJAMIN!
you're welcome!
I love the music in this video
I'm interested to see how the insertion turns out. Looking forward to more experiments
Thanks! Me too!
Hello, I am currently trying to make my own version and would like to know how to end this. Meaning, if one decides to stop crocheting, is there a recommend way to knot the end of the yarn in such a way such that the figure will not untangle itself?
Hiya! I like to end it with a simple slip knot and then weave in my end. then it will stay put
so, if I use a thinner thread, and smaller gauge needle, then a smaller coral? but more rounds probably..i will same that...thankyou!!!
You’d be right!
you copied someone
Not sure how I copied anyone. I don't claim the rights to any of these techniques, just wanted to experiment with them for myself and share them with my audience.