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Crochet Patterns, Charts, and Graphs
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You are an arts and crafts crochet champion! Yarn Obsession teaches you to create a crochet motif using only a crochet chart. See where your imagination goes!
with Sedruola MaruskaYou are an arts and crafts crochet champion! Yarn Obsession teaches you to create a crochet motif using only a crochet chart. See where your imagination goes!
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Yarn Obsession's lesson teaches the basics of what a pattern grid is, how to create a basic grid, and the creation of a dual color crochet design
with Sedruola MaruskaYarn Obsession's lesson teaches the basics of what a pattern grid is, how to create a basic grid, and the creation of a dual color crochet design
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Create a wearable piece of art! Follow along and stitch a beautiful crochet cabled scarf. This advanced lesson teaches you to read a scarf pattern!
with Sedruola MaruskaCreate a wearable piece of art! Follow along and stitch a beautiful crochet cabled scarf. This advanced lesson teaches you to read a scarf pattern!
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Want to advance your crochet chart reading skills so you can make anything you want? In this crochet lesson, learn how to crochet a daisy motif from a chart.
with Sedruola MaruskaWant to advance your crochet chart reading skills so you can make anything you want? In this crochet lesson, learn how to crochet a daisy motif from a chart.
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Phoebe C
At the end of each row you remove the hook and reinsert it in the ending stitch befor chaining to the next row. Why, please?
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Sedruola Maruska
LOL It's just something I've gotten in the habit of doing. I do it so that I don't twist the yarn at the end, but that I get the stitch to lay flat and the yarn tail stays in the back. It doesn't make much of a difference in the work, it's just my little "thing".
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