Crafty Intentions How to: Crochet Right Side Out vs. Inside Out

[@janaegraber3907]

I accidentally was crocheting "inside out" and I had a bunch of color change yarn on the outside and had no idea why :D Thank you for this video

[@hollollolly]

I've been watching so many videos and tiktoks about this and your video is the first to make it make sense. Thank you!

[@LumynaraS]

I had a left handed crocheter tell me I was doing it inside out and I got so confused. However this clearly shows I was doing it right. Thank you for the clear instructions.

[@Michaelortiz55555]

Thank you so much! I was stressing out about this and you made it so simple! 😊

[@drberryyt3948]

Love this video as it’s straight to the point 🥹 no wonder why the patterns that I was doing was going really weird 😭

[@osrs_scrublord2039]

Thank you so much for pointing me to this video! I love your impkin book and want to make some cute impkins! This is really going to be a game changer for me.

[@ARReptiles]

Seriously. Thank you endlessly, for the education. I just realized I've been working inside out for most of my much more simple amigurumi! LOL I want to finally get brave and do some CI patterns (I have a dragon stash of them as it is!) so yes. I'm going through your sl st, ch1 video next. That always makes me confused in being self taught.

[@RocRolWriter]

5:19 - this is what happened with my first dragon's arms; I decided I didn't care that it had little yarn tails sticking out of its hands, because I could glue a card to those tails and then it would be "holding" the card (and then I paid much more attention to how the pieces wanted to curve so that they would all be right side out).

[@kaytorrence8870]

Thank you this is wonderful

[@shauntelle_09]

Wow this is SO helpful thank you so much! ❤ I'm surprised this isn't covered more with amigurumi

[@RachelMoninger]

I am having a hard time with this. when I make my magic circle my non working yarn is hanging in the back , just like the video but I am still crocheting on the wrong side. Am I supposed to flip it to the correct side? Any help would be much appreciated.

[@CraftyIntentions]

Yes - Your work may naturally form inside out - you can just force it to be right-side out, and continue like that from early on. The key is to keep the "noodle" in the "bowl". Keep that starting yarn tail for your magic circle inside your work aka inside the bowl. I hope that helps!

[@virginiagarrow3539]

I seriously just crocheted both arms and legs of the pixie inside out! Uh oh. My inexperience is showing lol. Now I know better for next time 😀

[@Tam.I.am.]

Yeeeeah. I've repeatedly wound up with my mushrooms inside out. But I've learned to catch myself now. XD

[@mallikasharma13]

I just realised ivr been doing it won't all the time(╥﹏╥) that's why I thought my projects look better inside out which is the right side actually

[@zoe4162]

Hi Megan, thank you for the helpful video! I'm currently making your dragon pattern and was wondering if the legs are meant to be crocheted with the wrong side facing outwards? When I make the bump stitches they want to go to the back of the work and then continue crocheting wrong side out. Should I be pushing the bumps to the front so I can work the legs right side out? Thanks! Zoe :)

[@CraftyIntentions]

All pieces should be crocheted Right-Side out in all of my patterns, unless explicitly stated otherwise (None of my patterns say to do this, but I reserve the right to do it in the future soo...) You SHOULD be pushing the bumps to the front if they are pushed out the wrong /inside - You can always re-orient the bump that way.

[@zoe4162]

@@CraftyIntentions thank you for getting back to me so fast, that makes sense :)

[@vickijones1966]

@@CraftyIntentions I am so glad zoetammita asked about the bump stitches. And so glad I saw your reply. Wish you had a video on doing the bump stitches.

[@elle450]

the magic ring tail has to be inside or outside?

[@CraftyIntentions]

Inside!

[@br-ken_rec-rd]

im left handed so its double the work for me to decipher new stiches

[@milkdrom3da]

Hhhh.... thanks for making me realize this. I'm starting for the first time with tapastry and was noticing the colors were kinda iffy 🥲 this is why