Crochet Slip Stitch or Zipper Join

[@sunnyfaithrush3066]

Very nice stitching, and easy to understand❤

[@preciousfamilyjewels1667]

Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

[@cherryblossom4299]

Very well explained tutorial. Thank you for sharing. 💐🌺🌸💞👍

[@andreahood9465]

Thank you! 💜

[@minnie781]

Thank you .. this is very useful and really neat ..i wish you could show us how to use this method to join in cross .. like in joining granny squares ❤❤

[@grannyscookies6140]

very nice i like this method. only thing i cant understand is why people use music in the background, its not necessary and i find it annoying and takes away concentration, but thanks for your nice work

[@nurhayatinur7788]

Very pretty

[@barbaraadams4637]

Can you do an instructional video on the jewels flower blanket?😍 It's so beautiful!!

[@daljeetkaur1837]

Very nice thank you

[@adam.4487]

Wow! This is great

[@nataliecastro4711]

Thanks for this very helpful video (for a knitter trying to use this to join my knitted afghan squares). You suggested when the piece gets longer, to pin it together every few inches. Do you have a video that shows what you use to do that? Thanks!!

[@cityfarmhousestudio]

Natalie Castro Sorry, I don’t have a video showing this. I use either safety pins or stitch markers to join mine. I choose which to use by either what is closest to me, what I find first, or what I happen to have with me when traveling.

[@nataliecastro4711]

City Farmhouse Studio thanks!! I have found your video very helpful!! Appreciate it.

[@enthusiasticdiner9384]

skip to 1:45 if you want to skip the jibber-jabber and just want to see the stitch

[@kimmy8426]

Thank u!!💞

[@denubug]

Thank you...informative..backgroundmusic annoying.

[@MultiQuilting]

Too bad we left handed people can’t be the same instructions

[@josephineoliver9499]

Yes I'm a lefty too and I was wondering how I'm going to do this but I'll give it a go 😬

[@Hummingbird1st]

@@josephineoliver9499 I am a lefty and my right handed sister taught me the basics in crochet by sitting opposite her and copying what she did. Unfortunately, I now crochet back to front so I always end up going the opposite way to everyone else. It gets a bit complicated but I did manage to crochet my daughter a lacy dress when she was about two. I followed a pattern and reversed all the directions for armhole shaping etc. I doubt I could do that now (nearly 60 years later). Basic Granny Squares would be fine I guess. Anyway loved this very informative tutorial and would surely use the instructions for a lovely invisible seam. Thank you