Crochet With Colour Like A Pro - Part 2 Of 3

[@mauriceedens4323]

You are truly a game changer!!! Thank you so much for sharing your craft 😊

[@jspcreate]

Thanks so much 😊

[@angieh3036]

Thank you Jane! I still have to go and finish step 3 on the last video version! ❤❤❤❤

[@jspcreate]

Awesome, glad you have liked it so far

[@gailandrews3625]

Amazing Jane ♥️ a total game changer, you’re such a great teacher too 😊 Thank you 🙏

[@jspcreate]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@melindapizziol]

Thank you for this tutorial! A great way to work your tails in with your work, especially when using chains.

[@jspcreate]

You are so welcome! I am so glad you found this helpful. I love having all those ends worked in by the time I finish the squares. More time to start another project lol

[@margiewithem6765]

It would be good if you could teach us how to connect the squares into a sweater. The pictures of the sweaters are really wonderful. You do good work and teach well also. Thank you

[@jspcreate]

Thanks so much for your suggestion. Yes, the sweater pattern and tutorial are on my list. I enjoy making the squares so much, but I do have some sweater patterns almost finished as well. Thanks for your kind words, Enjoy

[@TexasTwins]

Thank you for this series! 👏🏻👏🏻🎶😍💯✨🏆✨🎵🎉 I already knew what you demonstrated in videos #1 & #3, but didn’t know the correct way to work into the stitches of current row, as you demonstrated in #2. Your way definitely finishes the ends better than my way. Thank you!! And just subscribed 😊

[@jspcreate]

You're so welcome! I am glad there was something new in this for you and you found it helpful! Thanks for subscribing.

[@GaiaCarney]

Thank You, @jspcreate 💚

[@pedrinho_ehe]

I am truly surprised. The first thing I thought was: "Wait! People don't do this naturally???". I always thought that everyone did this, I'm not even kidding.

[@jspcreate]

That is awesome you do it this way. It is really great to not have to work the ends in after 🙌

[@anoukjansen847]

Hi! When I do this, I find over time with wearing and washing the item, the ends start coming out and become visible. Do you have tips on how to prevent this from happening? 😊

[@michellenash6802]

Right?!

[@michellenash6802]

I find that just laying the yarn to the back, like did w last end, it will work itself back out. You must lock the fibers, similar to the first demo. Learned the hard way. This is true for acrylic, as I dint really use natural fibers except cotton.