ONLY ONE BAG!?!? THATS A WORLD RECORD!!!

I do this all the time. It keeps me from getting bored so happy to see its not just me😅

Thanks for sharing!!!

I have used this technique since the first time i crocheted with a bulky yarn.

Keep reading for more tips 👇 I work with a lot of chunky yarn and cord which can make hiding your ends pretty tricky! This hack changed the game for me… split the ends of your yarn first🧶 A few more tips to help… 1. Weave in different directions Don’t just weave in one direction! Back and forth, up and down will help the end to stay put 2. Put your needle through the yarn not just the crochet stitches 3. Block or wash your crochet project afterwards This helps the stitches settle! For animal fibers like wool, this will make the yarn stick (or felt) together. If you use this method I recommend NOT weaving your ends as you go in case of finding a mistake later on and needing to go back. Because those babies are NEVER coming out 😂 Have you tried this crochet trick?! #crochetproject #crochethack #crochettips #crochetstitches

How cute is that ❤

SAME!

Link to the full tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGO5e3monbOIa9ksi=vtfUZL0CpCIw1Vb8

*very nice*

I’m using the same one

Yes ma’am ❤

I love to part where they actually help us learn 😊

Thank you!!! I rather call them by numbers. I can never remember which worsted is which or which fingering we are talking about 😂😅

Did you know this?! I remember the first time I heard the term “worsted” and being so confused! “worsted” is named after the English village of Worstead, which was a center for wool production using a specific combing technique that resulted in a medium-weight yarn. Here’s a break down of the yarn weights according to the Crafty Yarn Council including the traditional terms: 0. Lace (fingering) 1. Super fine (fingering, sock, baby) 2. Fine (sport, baby) 3. Light (worsted, DK) 4. Medium (worsted, Aran, Afghan) 5. Bulky (chunky, craft, rug) 6. Super bulky (roving) 7. Jumbo (roving) I know it seems complicated having several terms for the same weight! The numbers and descriptive words came later to make choosing a yarn easier and more accessible. What terms do you normally use to describe yarn weights? #yarnshopping #yarnshop #yarnlover #crochetyarn #crochetsupplies #crochettutorial #crochetinsta #yarnlife

it's amazing❤. And may i know what type of yarn you use or you can suggest me the type of yarn for this project please.

I do this but with 3. The third is a quick wip, something you can do in an hour or 2 to get a sense of accomplishment before getting back to a thinky wip or long term project.

I can’t believe I actually didn’t think about jaw tripod 😂I’m going to be doing that in the meantime 😂

Only two? *looks around* Okay, so I'm down to two active projects, with another hibernating until the next clue, and a fourth I am angry at and a fifth I am looking at starting...

Then I would mostly love to mindless wip rather than thinky wip but I get mostly thinky order 😢 so I think god need to help me out 😊

Thanks for the explanation. I thought I was losing my mind there for awhile.

Nooo make up blender 😢

Definitions for those that are confused… “Thinky WIP” A complex crochet project that requires counting, attention to detail, and/or pattern reading “Mindless WIP” A simple crochet project you could do with your eyes closed! Do you have multiple crochet projects to fit your mood?!

Love that! Thanks for sharing

I like holding it with my three last fingers and using my Pointer and thumb to steady the yarn and pull it through manually.. any tips for that

Excellent explanation. Thank you very much. It’s a beautiful stitch!

Just saw this in a reel on Facebook but she didn't give the name of the cord and just showed you how to do it without verbal instructions. I really appreciate the your demo.

OMGG tyy

Oh me too, 🤣🤣 but happy with that way 😅

Beautiful pattern thank you for 100 sub k🎉😊

Ditto

😅oh yeah, same.

Girl u deserve more likess ❤❤

Girl u deserve more likess😊😊❤

So good!

Is there a basic tutorial for this bag please?

Here’s the link to the full tutorial! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnvLZYGvnaikgq8si=xVMaemJW7l0j284N

Thanks! Def gonna check her out!

Best tutorial so far

Lol

Here’s the full tutorial! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqHchXptpN-hkK8si=jf2aDnLF49PqGQ-q

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Where would I get a liner like this?