Excellent directions! Just the lesson I am looking for! Appreciate your clear instructions and patience for us beginners with the loop stitch. Now to create some gifts for some new friends.
this is the very first time some-one showed loop stitches in the round, and this looks so much more easy than the back loop ones thank you very, very much Marianna
Wow, thank you for your technique, sooo easy to understand and do with minimal hand movements! Now, I have to practice it in a left-handed way. I appreciate this video very much!
You're welcome. All my videos are slowly switched for the lefthanded crocheters on my other account, check it out and let me know if it helps (this one isn't yet in there, but will be added on th-cam.com/channels/_qMirDb8bH0vQnijV4Zv_A.html
This is a life-saver. I tried out the "normal" loop stitch on a test plush and while it worked out, I noticed that switching from "wrong side" up (with the loops) to "right side" up (only half of the head had the fur) caused the top half of the to flatten out. Thank you for this!
This is by far the easiest way to make the loop stitch. Thank you for posting this video! Do you know how to make a front side double loop stitch also? If so, can you make a video of that also?
@@CraftingHappinessCrochet I see your loop stitch tutorial, but do you know how make the "double loop" stitch front side? Here is a video keeping the loops on the back side: th-cam.com/video/-8WWZ6A9-XU/w-d-xo.html
@@LoreenBuford ah, i read it wrong! The easiest way to do a double stitch in the round is to crochet it as normal, it will come on the wrong way, but you can leave the piece as is(without turning it inside out). If you are combining rounds of sc with rounds of double loops, then turn your work when you start a round of double loops (Like when you turn for regular crochet). Here is a shorts I made earlier th-cam.com/users/shortsGZXsr72i6wQ?feature=share
Sorry, I tried 7-8 times to do this. Each time, it unraveled and I had big gaps. Finally gave up , crocheted a hair cap and single stitched loops into it -taking a long time, but it’s looking wonderful. Don’t know why I just couldn’t get your pattern. 😢
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Written tutorial - bit.ly/FrontSideLoopStitchForAmigurumiBLOG
Thank you for watching! 💕
Excellent directions! Just the lesson I am looking for! Appreciate your clear instructions and patience for us beginners with the loop stitch. Now to create some gifts for some new friends.
Happy to hear that ❤️
Thankyou! So much easier than crocheting inside out. Especially if the loops are only to cover half the amigurumi.
you're welcome, happy it helped
this is the very first time some-one showed loop stitches in the round, and this looks so much more easy than the back loop ones
thank you very, very much Marianna
you're welcome, i am glad you found it easy and helpful
That's a game-changer. The loop on the wrong side feels so odd and awkward. I am so happy you decided to share this technique with us
Happy to hear that 😊 thank you!
Thank you so much, very well explained.
Glad it was helpful!
This is best tutorial for loop stitch. If I didn't find this I'd still be stuck!
I'm glad it helped!💕
Wow, thank you for your technique, sooo easy to understand and do with minimal hand movements! Now, I have to practice it in a left-handed way. I appreciate this video very much!
You're welcome. All my videos are slowly switched for the lefthanded crocheters on my other account, check it out and let me know if it helps (this one isn't yet in there, but will be added on th-cam.com/channels/_qMirDb8bH0vQnijV4Zv_A.html
Thanks for the enlightenment on an easier way to do this stitch. It confuses me every time I have to do an increase so this has helped me loads
I'm happy it helped 😊
That is SO great thank you so much !! 🥰
You are welcome!
This is a life-saver. I tried out the "normal" loop stitch on a test plush and while it worked out, I noticed that switching from "wrong side" up (with the loops) to "right side" up (only half of the head had the fur) caused the top half of the to flatten out. Thank you for this!
You're welcome 😊 I'm happy it helped
Oh my gosh thank you so much for this! This is WAY easier than the other method of making loops.
I'm glad it helped ☺️
Thank you for the video! I’ve watched many videos and, finally, one that makes sense!
I'm glad it helped 😊
I really like this technique because it's very close to how I prefer to hold and work on a round.
I'm happy it works for you 🙂
I've been wanting to learn this thank you so much!
You're very welcome 💕
Merci ça m’aide énormément ❤
Thank you ❤️
This is so super cute!!
thank you 🙂
Looks easy but it seems the loops are not locked in place
This is by far the easiest way to make the loop stitch. Thank you for posting this video! Do you know how to make a front side double loop stitch also? If so, can you make a video of that also?
I already made a tutorial on how to crochet the loop stitch, you will find it on my channel.
@@CraftingHappinessCrochet I see your loop stitch tutorial, but do you know how make the "double loop" stitch front side? Here is a video keeping the loops on the back side: th-cam.com/video/-8WWZ6A9-XU/w-d-xo.html
@@LoreenBuford ah, i read it wrong! The easiest way to do a double stitch in the round is to crochet it as normal, it will come on the wrong way, but you can leave the piece as is(without turning it inside out). If you are combining rounds of sc with rounds of double loops, then turn your work when you start a round of double loops (Like when you turn for regular crochet). Here is a shorts I made earlier th-cam.com/users/shortsGZXsr72i6wQ?feature=share
@@CraftingHappinessCrochet Thanks!
@@LoreenBuford you're welcome, i hope it helped💕
Thank you very much
You're welcome
Does it matter if you use front side loop stitch or back side loop stitch in amigurami?
Hi, can you cut the loops using this technique?
You can if you are making a decorative item. If it's a toy, I wouldn't recommend it.
Спасибо, очень понятно
Sorry, I tried 7-8 times to do this. Each time, it unraveled and I had big gaps. Finally gave up , crocheted a hair cap and single stitched loops into it -taking a long time, but it’s looking wonderful. Don’t know why I just couldn’t get your pattern. 😢
Sorry to hear that. It helps if you use a smaller hook and a yarn that is not slippery (cotton for example I'd quite slippery)
@@CraftingHappinessCrochet I used Coboo w/a small hook. I appreciate your video and response -I just couldn’t. Tnx
There is nothing to secure the loops. I went to stuff my project and the loops starting unraveling.
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