I like single crochet on the return rows better. But I also want it dence. The project I'm working on right now is a Dallas Cowboys blanket made to look like the football field. In the future I might try making a small rug to put by my bed. I also have difficulty making the loops remotely similar size repeatedly, so because I used to raise rabbits and have lots of vinyl tubing for the watering system laying around, I found a 7/16 od vinyl tubing works great for making the loops equal sizes, at least for the project I'm working on right now. Another project down the road I might try something sticker, I already tried a regular pencil that made the loops too short for my liking. But in the future if I do another project in watt longer strands I might try a thicker doll rod or something maybe a broom-handle.
When I first started watching this video, my creative mind began thinking about how this stitch could possibly be adapted to make a fuzzy and warm blouse or top . So glad I found this video. TYSM for sharing it with us.
make a slip knot, chain 4 and slip stitch into the first stitch (or make a magic circle) and chain one then single crochet 6 and slip stitch into the first stitch then loop stitch then increase all around (12) and slip stitch into the first stitch, chain one loop stitch into the next 2 stitches and then increase, basically follow how youd normally crochet a circle until you get the desired length, have fun!
@@dorky_squad1311 Yes this would work! Another method I've used is working flat like this video, but increasing at the beginning and end of each Row to go larger then decreasing at the beginning and end to go smaller. I used this technique for the base of the Bonsai pattern.
It would seem that if one were making a rug, or wanted a more luxurious plush, that single crochets between HDCs would make more sense, since the denser fibers would make the rug more durable. It makes me wonder how the result would look if slip stitches were used instead of SCs🤔
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THANK YOU! My family has been thinking of making a village but we didn’t know how to make grass, this is amazing!
Dorky_Squad 13 that’s cool
Thank you for this tutorial. I have tried this many times on other tutorials and yours is the only one I could follow. x
I think that would make a great bath mat, perhaps done in cotton.
wow I can't believe this video is a year old now! long grow the grass!
Omg we have the same scissors. The love video, but I got excited when I saw we had the same scissors haha
Thank you , really easy to understand the way you teach. I tried one and it came well. Amazing
Thank you, I am enjoying your videos, they are very clear and helpful! My little cousin will be very happy with her farm!
I like single crochet on the return rows better. But I also want it dence. The project I'm working on right now is a Dallas Cowboys blanket made to look like the football field. In the future I might try making a small rug to put by my bed. I also have difficulty making the loops remotely similar size repeatedly, so because I used to raise rabbits and have lots of vinyl tubing for the watering system laying around, I found a 7/16 od vinyl tubing works great for making the loops equal sizes, at least for the project I'm working on right now. Another project down the road I might try something sticker, I already tried a regular pencil that made the loops too short for my liking. But in the future if I do another project in watt longer strands I might try a thicker doll rod or something maybe a broom-handle.
Thanks💖💌
thank you for this i have lernt alot at the loop stich i strugled a bit but i got it eventually
So smart 😍
Ur instructions are so neat..loved ur clarity. Thank you
Love the game so freakin much! Such an awesome channel.
When I first started watching this video, my creative mind began thinking about how this stitch could possibly be adapted to make a fuzzy and warm blouse or top . So glad I found this video. TYSM for sharing it with us.
so cool I'm thinking a rug out of it! a teeny tiny question... how would you go for a circular shape?
make a slip knot, chain 4 and slip stitch into the first stitch (or make a magic circle) and chain one then single crochet 6 and slip stitch into the first stitch then loop stitch then increase all around (12) and slip stitch into the first stitch, chain one loop stitch into the next 2 stitches and then increase, basically follow how youd normally crochet a circle until you get the desired length, have fun!
@@dorky_squad1311 Yes this would work! Another method I've used is working flat like this video, but increasing at the beginning and end of each Row to go larger then decreasing at the beginning and end to go smaller. I used this technique for the base of the Bonsai pattern.
Потрясающий я так долго искал твою видео😃😄
Спасибо☺️
Cool, it really helped
would love to know how you put the tree, grass, and pot all together! I was thinking of making it for my mother!
Tina Belcher loves this.
Thanks! I think you could use this stitch for making hair or fur for amigurumi.
Yes! Totally!! Great idea.
Personally,I like the sc spacer better, but it does take forever
It would seem that if one were making a rug, or wanted a more luxurious plush, that single crochets between HDCs would make more sense, since the denser fibers would make the rug more durable. It makes me wonder how the result would look if slip stitches were used instead of SCs🤔
Any suggestions on what to do if your yarn starts to come in spun and fray
Wow que genial
Nice sir ji
Could I use this for my decor for pics? Credit would be given of course
would this work when working with dc?
what if your non dominate hand is the one your crocheting with?
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Can this be washed after loops are cut and it not come apart?
Yah it should be fine being washed. It's very hard to remove the strands to be honest.
Desiada demora esta bonito pero mucho tarda en explicar
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Well hewo!!