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FOUNDATION SINGLE CROCHET (FSC)
For any project that requires a foundation row of all single crochets you can use Foundation Single Crochets. In other words, instead of making a series of chain stitches and then working a single crochet into each chain you work a series of FSC stitches.
To begin a Foundation Single Crochet row, Chain 2.
Insert hook into the second chain from the hook
yarn over and draw a loop through (2 lps on hook)
chain 1
(2 lps still on hook)
yarn over and draw through two loops to finish the foundation single crochet.
*
Insert hook into last chain made, yarn over and draw a loop through. (2 lps on hook)
Chain 1. (2 lps still on hook)
Yarn over and draw through two loops to finish the foundation single crochet.
Repeat from the asterisk * for as many stitches as you need for your project.
"On-line
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Sometimes crocheting for long periods of time can cause pain in your hand and/or wrist.
All Free Crochet has tips that may be useful:
https://www.allfreecrochet.com/Tips-for-Crochet/How-to-Avoid-Hand-and-Wrist-Pain-from-Crocheting
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SCRAP YARN IDEAS
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RE: How to Crochet - Baby's ABCs Afghan in Multiple Colors
<< Comments >>
I am new to crocheting and would like to try to make this but I can not find a video on how to put the different pieces together. if at all possible I would love for someone to make one.
Jaymie Fowler
<< Reply >>
This afghan is crocheted all in one piece.
crochetnmore
RE: Question
Do you have any "tool" I can use to calculate how much yarn I need to make a 50-60" round afghan using 2 strands of worsted weight together?
Thanks Susan
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Sorry, I do not have a “tool” to figure this out.
The amount of yarn needed depends on many factors...
yarn weight, tension, stitches used, hook size, etc.
I suggest looking at yarn amount required for similar afghan patterns.
For these single strand afghans....
The Stained Glass Afghan on this page:
https://www.allfreecrochetafghanpatterns.com/Round/Stained-Glass-Afghan-from-Red-Heart-Yarns
uses 16 skeins of worsted weight yarn (actual ounces not listed) with an I hook to achieve a size of 76” diameter.
The Skipping Stones Circular Afghan on this page:
http://priscillascrochet.net/new%20free%20patterns/Afghans/Skipping%20Stones%20Circular%20Afghan.pdf
requires 48 ounces of Red Heart Chunky yarn and an N hook for a 66” diameter afghan.
The Circle of Love Afghan on this page:
http://www.mooglyblog.com/circle-love-afghan/
uses 2600 yards of Red Heart with Love yarn (11 skeins) to make a 65” diameter afghan.
Did you have a pattern picked out already?
Lisa
Lisa,
I made the Toilet Tissue Cover from your pattern and it came out great. I noticed that I crochet tighter than you so I make another 7 rounds of HDC and it worked like a charm. I thought that this information may be helpful to others who are having a problem.
Thanks you for this great pattern.
Sharon
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Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with this pattern.
I will be including your advice in today’s issue of the Crochet N More Newsletter
so others may take this into consideration.
Lisa
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RE: Crocheted Dish Towel Topper - Base Row
<< Comments >>
I'm able to hear not too bad.
My question is am I able to just serge the raw edge instead of trying to fold it over?
Or even sew it? Thanks for the helpful video.
Angie C
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You're very welcome.
Thanks for letting me know you can hear the video okay. Many people have said they can't hear it.
Yes, you can serge the edge and then crochet over the serged edge.
crochetnmore
Re: Ribbed_Edge_Granny_Baby_Afghan
Hi there. Haven't worked this pattern but want to tell you this is a beautiful blanket! Good job
Deb
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RE: How to Crochet - Double Ruffled Edge
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Thank you for this video. Helps a lot!!
Labcat
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RE: How to Crochet - Tips about Baby's ABC's Afghan
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I had most of my X, Y and Z finished before I realized that they were backwards as I looked at the front of the blanket! I was reading the pattern from right to left, not left to right! Thank you for posting this, even if I'm replying on your comment now (two years later)
Kristen Lambert
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RE: How to Crochet - Two Strands Together
<< Comments >>
Thank you for that demonstration.
It's easier than I thought it would be.
Laura R
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