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REVERSE SINGLE CROCHET (a/k/a CRAB STITCH)
A reverse single crochet is worked from left to right; whereas a regular single crochet stitch is worked from right to left. Insert your hook into the stitch or space indicated, then yarn over and pull up a loop. (You should have two loops on your hook.) Yarn over and draw through both of the loops on your hook. This stitch takes a bit of practice but the outcome is well worth the effort.
Watch YouTube video:
"On-line
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Take a look:
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When crocheting items that need to match (i.e. baby booties, socks, etc.) ... crochet the matching pieces simultaneously. Crocheting a row one one piece, then a row on the other piece will help ensure they match perfectly!
Scrap Yarn Ideas ... do you have number 90?
The following
page is compilation of uses for scrap yarns:
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If you have a use that's not listed email me!
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On row : Ch1, turn Sc in same st. Are you suppose to Sc in the Ch1 ?
I appreciate your help.
Thank You,
Brenda
<< reply >>
For Row 3, you chain 1, turn the work and work a single crochet into the same stitch, meaning the very first stitch on the working row which is a double crochet.
You can watch a video tutorial of this scarf here:
Re: ReadAPattern
What does it mean when a pattern asks “working behind ch-2 sps”? It’s not a front or back post. It’s in the attached pattern, Row 3.
Thank you!
Illie
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You’re correct... this is not a post stitch.
It just means for you to access the indicated stitch by going behind the chain 2 space.
You aren’t working in or around the chain 2 space at all.
Re: Bridal Hankie
What is the final measurements of this hankie?
Lori Stephens
<< reply >>
It's been quite a while since I designed this pattern.
If I remember correctly this hankie is approximately 12" x 12".
What is a jump ring on the bracelet?
May God Bless You
Carol Wilber
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This is a jump ring:
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-jlLoVVBWRsQ/TZeYHAx4ikI/AAAAAAAAA9M/1R0rB2EuLE0/s1600/8mm+gm+jump+ring.JPG
Re: CROCHET N MORE NEWSLETTER Vol. XVI, Issue 8
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Re: Guestbook Message
Comments:
I have been looking for flower pencil toppers for days and finally found yours.
I absolutely love it! Thank you so much for sharing!
Julie
Re: V stitch
I was watching a youtube tutorial on the V stitch. I guess it was done by Bethinx1. My question is how do you keep the chain you are crocheting into to make the V stitch from stretching out so your V stitch looks right. Thanks for your help.
Sincerely,
Brenda Coleman
<< Reply >>
Each new V-stitch is worked in the chain space which is
beneath the chain... not into the actual chain stitch.
The stitches shouldn’t stretch out.
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RE: Juicy Fruits Afghan
http://www.favecrafts.com/Crochet-Afghans/Juicy-Fruits-Afghan-from-Red-Heart-Yarn/ml/1
<< Comments >>
love it
Sandra Moore
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So love the stitch!
Venetia Smith
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It's beautiful ... will try this one soon.
Judi Hubbard
Re: crochet help
I found your site while searching how to make a crochet graph. I want to make beanies with words crochet into the pattern, but am having difficulties in found out how to make the graph. I want to crochet in the round either with double crochet or single. Can you help me out I would be grateful for the help. I crochet left handed, but am a right handed person.
Blessings,
Mary
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I design my graphs on regular graph paper and incorporate them into my work. Each square on perfect square grid graph paper would represent one single crochet stitch. This type of graph should work fine with any single crochet hat pattern.
Have you ever heard of surface crochet or writing on crochet?
I have a video on this page:
that shows you how to write on single crochet fabric with slip stitches.
RE: Post on the Crochetnmore Fan Page
RE:
Artsy Daisy Crochet: V-Stitch Granny Baby Blanket
http://artsydaisycrochet.blogspot.com/2011/08/v-stitch-granny-baby-blanket.html
<< Comments >>
Pretty!! Thank you for sharing the pattern.
Carol Yeager Long
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Love the colors - thanks for sharing!
Denise Robinett Gustafson
Via the Crochetnmore YouTube Channel
RE: How to Crochet - Linked Double Crochet Stitch
Comment:
THanks for posting this, I am always looking for new stitches and this is PERFECT! You explained it well and now I can't wait to try it out!!!
t louis
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This is just the stitch I needed! Thanks!
PS: Where did you find that nice long hook? What brand?
Jeaneen Granger
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You're welcome. That is a standard Boye brand hook.
crochetnmore
Via the Crochetnmore YouTube Channel
RE: How to Crochet - Foundation Single Crochet Stitch
Comment:
I learn something every day!
Thanks for a clear, well-done video.
LuvStBernardDogs
I would like to find an easy/medium pattern for a round casserole carrier.
I found your site very nice.
Brenda Marsalis
<< Reply >>
Thank you.
I have a pattern for a Round Casserole Carrier on this page:
http://www.crochetnmore.com/roundcasserolecarrier.htm
Re: Need help on a pattern instruction
There is a light at the end of every tunnel, just pray it's not a train.I am not sure if you are the person I am suppose to email if I need help on a pattern explanation. I found this pattern and I am not sure if I am doing the first step in every row right. Row 1: Shell in 5th ch from hook (beginning ch counts as dc, ch 1 here and throughout),
Laura
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For Row 1 you work a Shell in the 5th chain from the hook.
The instructions for the Shell should be listed in the pattern.
The reference to “beginning ch counts as dc, ch1 here and throughout” means
that for Row 1 and all other rows in the pattern... the 4 chains you skip at the beginning will be counted as one double crochet and one chain on that row.
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