@nicoladrake4615 hi, tshirt yarn or cord are used for moses baskets. I haven't seen someone using any other yarn. From my experience the sides won't keep the shape using acrylic or wool.

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@@annasedillo4663 it doesn't matter where to start. It's more important to make the right amount of stitches.

@@annasedillo4663 hi, the number of increases depends on yarn. What yarn are you using?

@@thegreenlakecraftstudio I am using jumbo 9mm bobbiny braided cord

@@annasedillo4663 are your sides going inside? Or floppy?

@@thegreenlakecraftstudio yes they are I have tried three different sizes of hooks when I used a 9mm and a

11.5 it curved in a lot now I tried with 15.75 and flops in and out

@@FionaRose-d1t Hi, thank you so much for your feedback! Yes, I normally use the same method for larger circular bases.

Bellissimo 👏. Volevo chiedere quanta fettuccia complessivamente hai utilizzato per realizzare questo bellissimo lavoro. Grazie

@@mandyeagle948 increase just on the second row - 3 stitches in each corner and then make up the sides as high as needed without the increase.

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I've used 11cm bases for coasters.

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Otherwise, the sides of the basket won't go straight up, but they will bend inside the basket.

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If the wooden is 30*35 where i can increase

@enasghghawanmeh1681 What kind of yarn are you going to use? If tshirt yarn 7-9mm thick, then use the same method - find the middle stitch on the curved side, put the stitch marker in. Then make increase like shown on the video. Don't make the increase on the straight side of the base..The increase is always made on the curved sides.

@@thegreenlakecraftstudio thanks alot. I used Tshirt yarn , i will try today , the problem i have all the row inside not straight, i will try increase today thanks alot

It depends on what you're going to store in the basket. I make smaller height baskets for jewellery or lipsticks, higher for pencils or makeup brushes. You can choose your own height according to your needs. Best wishes and happy crocheting.

I've used about 50m (180gr) for one basket

Hi, you need to place 2 stitches in each marked hole if you're using tshirt yarn 7-9mm thick or cord 7mm thick.

Hi...nice to ask you. I have 12in by 8in oval shap wooden base for basket...and the thread 100% poliester...macrame yard...suitable for knitting n weaving also

So shall I add also the more stitches?

@nighatmansoor6867 how thick cord you've got please? And what size are the holes in your base?

Thanks a lot dear 6mm the base hole n 3mm cord size

It's really important how you grab your yarn when crochet. I always crochet putting the hook under the yarn. Hope it makes sense.

@@thegreenlakecraftstudio Thank you very much, I'll do that.

My pleasure 😊

The explanation is under the video. I'm using 6mm crochet hook and 7-9mm thick tshirt yarn.

Hi yes, you can use the same method for the bigger circular bases to increase the stitches 😉

so the same as you are doing in the video?@@thegreenlakecraftstudio

@@honeycuba yes

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Thanks for your feedback! Really appreciate it. There are some other tips how to join the rounds invisibly

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Hi, I can make one with the square base on the weekend. It was in my list to do 😊 Thank you!

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Hi, thanks for watching my video. If you are using the same yarn thickness 7-9mm, then try to make the same sequence - 1DC in the next 2 holes, 2DC in the next hole, and one more increase in the last hole. And I would suggest to make stitches loose, don't make them tight. Happy crocheting!