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SLIP STITCH (sl st)
Insert your hook into the stitch or space indicated,
yarn over
and draw through the stitch and the loop on your hook.
Watch the YouTube Video :
"On-line
encyclopedia of knitting and crochet facts"
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If you are working on a project using a variegated yarn and run out just a few stitches
short of completing the project. Look through your other yarns for a similar color
to one of those found in the variegated yarn and use it to complete those last few stitches.
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RE: Post on the Crochetnmore Fan Page
"Stupid question I guess, but somewhere along the line I've gotten completely confused between a slip stitch and a single crochet. Please help??"
Gene Putter Claassen
<< reply >>
There are no stupid questions :)
To make a slip stitch you insert the hook into the stitch, yarn over and pull the loop through the stitch AND the loop on the hook. To make a single crochet insert the hook into the stitch, yarn over and pull the loop through the stitch then yarn over again and pull through the two loops on the hook.
Subject: Barbs_Floppy_Brim_Hat
Hi, Can you tell be how to the fpdc stitch?
Never heard of that stitch...Thank you,
Nancy
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Front Post Double Crochet:
Yarn over, insert hook from the front side of the work right to left around the post of the indicated stitch on a previous row;
yo and pull up a loop (3 lps on hook)
yo and draw through two lps (2 lps on hook)
yo and draw through two lps (1 lp on hook)
You can watch this video to see how:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNZ3hICSk-c
Re: Free crochet patterns
I was checking out your website an clicked on the loaf pan carrier pattern and a coaster pattern comes up instead.
Just thought you might want to check on it.
Thanks Dawn
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Thank you so much Dawn... I have corrected that link and
a few others I found that were incorrect on that page.
http://www.crochetnmore.com/kitchen.htm
I appreciate you taking the time to let me know.
Good afternoon,
I’m following your video for a baby hat. I’m almost done with round 17 and wanted to view the end product. However, you tube gives me an error for the video: How to Crochet: Puff Stitch Baby Hat – Rounds 20-21. Please reply with that video, so I can finish the hat. Thank you for making your videos simple to follow. Priscilla
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The video is playing fine for me.
Here’s the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxpZesvUzp0
Dear Ms. Hamblin;
Please make it easier to find the new patterns; one must go through a whole unnecessary windows.
Thanks,
Dinorah
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The free patterns on the website:
http://www.crochetnmore.com/
are listed in the Free Pattern Directory which
is linked on the left side on nearly every page.
Once in the directory you choose the category you
would like to browse through.
Patterns in the newsletter are in the “Member Patterns'”
section of the newsletter. If you scroll down the page
you will see a list called “Features in This Issue:” and
from this list you click “Member Patterns” and the link
should take you to that section... or you can scroll through
the newsletter until you get to that section.
Here’s the current issue:
http://www.crochetnmore.com/022912.html
Hope this helps.
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Elvis66 has made a comment on How to Crochet - Invisible Join:
Will you be doing a video where join granny squares? thats a problem I encounter many times. Thanks for the videos.
NOTE:
I have added several new videos on how to join squares.
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chasmom has made a comment on How to Crochet - How to Wind a Center Pull Ball of Yarn:
this has helped immensely!
I have used this several times already and it kept my yarn from escaping while my husband was in the hospital.
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jcrefasi1 has made a comment on How to Crochet - How to Wind a Center Pull Ball of Yarn:
Thanks! I think I can do this now.
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jcrefasi1 has made a comment on How to Crochet - How to Find the Center Strand of Yarn
in a Skein and How to Untangle Yarn:
Thank you! Now I will not feel so bad when I "gut" almost a whole skein to find the center pull strand. Wonder why manufacturers don't make it easier for us? Redheart is the only brand I never have trouble finding the center on but I hate working with their scratchy yarn.
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arily83 has made a comment on How to Crochet - Puff Stitch Baby Hat - Rounds 1-4:
This is a very pretty baby beanie. I would like to thank you for posting this tutorial. I like that you are very exact with the number of stitches etc. But i do have a question...what size yarn and hook did you use. And can you tell me what size does this measure or if its for new born small baby or toddler. Thanks again. (adele)
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@arily83 You're very welcome. I used Bernat Baby Coordinates yarn which I refer to as sport weight baby yarn. The label says it's "light Size 3". I used a Hook Size H.
This hat is newborn size.
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breehegler has made a comment on How to Crochet - How to Find the Center Strand of Yarn
in a Skein and How to Untangle Yarn:
Thanks for the video! I have had troubles in the past with my yarn. I try to locate a strand before I even buy the yarn. And I love "I Love This Yarn" found at Hobby Lobby!
I am looking for an afghan pattern that resembles cats "sitting" on top of one another. I believe they are done in a shell type stitch for the cat head and body, the tail is extended down from the body of the cat into/"beside" the cat below. The ears were even pointy like a cat's!
If I remember correctly, the tail of the upper cat does not extend past the "head" shell of the cat below.
The pattern was done in three colors with one complete cat (including tail) in each color.
I've misplaced the pattern and contacting places like Annies Attic, Leisure Arts etc...have had zero results. It was in a book with several other patterns. I wondered if you or any of your readers would have a copy of the pattern I would really appreciate it.
If they want to contact me, please have them put cat afghan pattern in the subject line so I know it isn't spam.
Thank you
in Christ
annette Thivierge
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Could this be the pattern?
http://crochet-mania.blogspot.com/2009/04/abstract-crochet-cats.html
I haven’t seen one that had the tails of the cats in it.
<< Annette's Reply >>
Lisa,
It's very close to what I remember! You are my new best friend! :-p The pattern does show the "tail" it's the little extended stitch to the right of the "cats"
I seem to remember the cats' bottoms being a bit fatter but with this pattern I can play and adjust.
Thank you so very much!!
in Christ
Annette Thivierge
RE: Bridal Hankie
I would love to make your beautiful hankie for the mother-of-bride, who is my best friend, and would like to know what the measurments are. The picture shows a triangle shape, so I don't know if you folded the hankie into this shape for the picture, or if it is crocheted in this shape. Please let me know today if you can, as I would like to order the #10 thread.
Thank you so much.
Gloria Torres ;0)
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The hankie is square... I folded it for the photo.
I made this for my Sister-In-Law and failed to write down
the measurements. If I’m recalling the size correctly
the hankie would measure around 10-12 inches square.
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Thank you for helping with joining the granny squares...I used your single crochet method.
Not done yet though...waiting for more mohair from the mailman!
Walli Osborn Martinez
RE: Post on the Crochetnmore Fan Page
It is good to be in contact with other crocheters,I have enjoyed the art of crochet for 30 years,have plenty of experience,and am still finding new ideas,and learning.
Vicki Pack
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Crochet Tip:
Foundation chain always too tight?
Make it using a larger hook size then go back to the smaller hook.
Comments:
Yep! That's the trick! Works like a charm ;)
Harvester Products
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I like that idea. I'll have to remember that.
Marna Sechter Oliver
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Crochet Tip: If you have long hair, pull it back before you start crocheting to keep hair out of your work.
Comments:
I have short hair and LOL I never thought about that.. That could be an interesting situation..
Michele Stuurmans Shekey
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I've had to frog many a stitch because of hair ending up in my work.
Crochetnmore
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Me too, annoying isn't it??
Vivian Gilbert
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I have long hair and have had thus problem no have I heard if anyone else having suffering from this problem.
Susan Hilton-Turner
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tmorton321 has made a comment on How to Crochet - Baby Beanie, Part 1:
Do you have a copy of the written instructions that I can print out?
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The link to the pattern page is listed below the video.
Sorry, YouTube doesn't let me put links to webpages in the comments.
You can also find the pattern by searching for "crochetnmore baby beanie".
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TheMoultonj has made a comment on How to Crochet - Linked Treble Crochet Stitch:
I think I’m catching on to the Crochet Jargon.I’m having trouble with SP. sc in First ch-4 sp,ch 1. in next ch-2 sp,ch 2,sc in next ch-4 sp
How the heck to I do this? I don’t understand the sp…. I looked up the definition, however I’m still lost. BTW I’m a total beginner. The attended at the store said to start with dishcloth and these instruction are in the dishcloth….. AAAAAHHGGGGGGG!
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When a pattern instructs you to work into a space (sp) you work into the hole beneath a series of one or more chains instead of into the chain stitches themselves.
I have a video on youtube explaining chain spaces... sorry but youtube doesn't allow me to post links here. You can find it on the crochetnmore youtube channel.
You can do it!
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sylvislellis77 has made a comment on How to Crochet - Linked Treble Crochet Stitch:
What a great video! I get your newsletter in my email and learned about this stitch through that. I had never heard of this stitch before, i'm a fairly new crocheter, but i'm always glad to learn a new stitch. :-) Thank you Lisa for your great website, newsletter and now your videos, you've been a great help to me.
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