♻️ Crochet Plarn: Getting Started, No Winding, Link As You Go Making the Base Single SC | by GemFOX

[@lisascenic]

Really clearly explained. Thank you for making this video!

[@cj_1967]

ABSOLUTE GENIUS IDEAS !!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@smithahadigal8112]

Wonderful! Can I make a doormat with the same technique?

[@carlpbrill]

Great video!! Crochet still just baffles me :( I dunno, I'll get it!

[@gemfoxfoodandcraft]

Just like anything unfamiliar, it's awkward at first, but if you keep at it, get familiar, it'll become a part of you. Good luck!

[@aggierowe9574]

fantastic tutorial, thanks!

[@pattyt.2127]

Awesome!

[@ahlemT97]

Can you do a tutorial of the two bags you made with this pleaseee they are so prettyyy

[@savannahs3524]

Is the working piece of “yarn” (the yarn over) a double layer of plastic?

[@gemfoxfoodandcraft]

Hello, yes! The y/o is 2-ply in this case. Great question. Thanks and happy crafting ^_^

[@savannahs3524]

@@gemfoxfoodandcraft awesome! thanks so much!

[@lesliemartinez3639]

A tote bag!!😇

[@bubblegumplastic]

Thank you! A very clear and educational video. Would this work with other types of plastic bags, too? I've never seen the type of bag you have.

[@gemfoxfoodandcraft]

Hello, I'd suggest experimenting with whatever you have around that you'd otherwise discard. The #2 Plastic (HDPE, high-density polyethylene) bags are the most common plastic sac provided at grocery stores in my region. These tan bags come from the main market chain called Publix here in the southeast. Up in Chicago, where I'm originally from, many markets provide the same types of bags but in differing colors (clear, yellow, gray...). Play with what you have available, and see what you get. Enjoy! ^_^

[@oualihouria2618]

Bravo

[@dianedorrance6381]

i made a lg rug the a camper. out of bags

[@beckybarts8509]

What size needle

[@gemfoxfoodandcraft]

Hello! As It says in the description and in the video (0:39) I used a 4mm hook. Happy crafting! ^_^

[@DemonDiscoJockey]

The initial loop is unclear to me...

[@gemfoxfoodandcraft]

I imagine by now you've figured out how to do it. If not, try typing

[@a.a.d.6374]

I just don’t understand why mines come our circular...crochet rings

[@gemfoxfoodandcraft]

It does have a tendency to twist and torque into a spiral. Change up your tension or your hooks, and don't be afraid to nudge it and block it flat into place. Good luck, and happy crafting!

[@lourdescharisselaco5470]

Awesome!