Episode 191: How To Whip Stitch

[@julietardos5044]

I like how you tell us that your way is not the only way, that you can use a different needle or stitch from the other side. Sometimes viewers think that the way you show is the only way, and that's rarely the case.

[@phototutorials1628]

I love how you show everything slowly as even though I have done this before on projects it’s nice to remind myself how to start off the joining again x this time I am using it to join two giant granny squares to make a cushion cover 🤗 so I will save it again x I also have to look at the video again for starting off the granny squares with “magic ring” so we do appreciate your tutorials over and over again 👍🏼

[@lindas9254]

Fabulous thank you I always dread sewing up my knitted projects, but this method is so fast and easy

[@fiberflux]

New Video from Fiber Flux, "How To Whip Stitch" kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaeogISpgKaDr80

[@staceyludrick7918]

Your videos are wonderful! Thank you for clear and precise instructions 👏👏👏👏

[@DeanneShoyer]

Love the colours of your granny squares. So bright but not glaring, lol. I love whip stitch for amigurumi but for blankets I love the look of crocheting squares together. I find it creates a sturdier join.

[@CthulhuIncarnate]

So easy! I am kicking myself for not thinking of this sooner. I just put a queen sized granny square blanket together with my crochet hook. This would have saved me a significant amount of time. Thank you for this video!

[@TheDuckylove1]

Thanks for the explanation. I have not had much experience with attaching squares.

[@cco3662]

This is very helpful and explained so well. Thank you.

[@MultiLonan]

Thank you that was very helpful.

[@anitawest4371]

I am crocheting a Moses basket but not sure what the best stitch to join it all together all and any advice welcome 🤔

[@tracieholladay438]

My question is, what do you do when you come to the point where 4 squares intersect?

[@dianabennett4246]

I am looking for information on the next stitch to join my icord into a rug. saw a video where they hot glued it together, don't want top do that at all. what do you recommend? any help would be great. like your videos

[@amandam8609]

Can anyone point me towards a tutorial that actually shows how to tie the ends in? Can’t find one anywhere

[@thedinosisters447]

Sameee

[@millwingskins]

Thank you for not having music in the background-

[@esteerimblas1860]

Is it possible to joint them with a doble stitch if so could you please show us how to?

[@lucindar2766]

Do you have a video on how to make those squares?

[@fiberflux]

Lucinda Rojo Yes! Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHfVoXp7rLR3j6c

[@karene.364]

Thank you so much!! 😁

[@lucindar2766]

Thank you!!

[@Denise46000]

Thank you for this!

[@fiberflux]

Denise Detty You are very welcome! :)

[@natashamercer1116]

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[@manicangel7796]

So much extra crap. Takes forever to get to the point. Truly, I'm sorry but ...although the visual on how to seam is good *ONCE* she gets there.. it drove me batty listening to her actually try to tell the viewer that : "this is a metal needle. this is a plastic needle." And then! she neglects to explain how to bind off? tie off? close the end of the yarn into the project so it doesn't come apart. Honestly, this video kinda blows.

[@lotusflower1065]

yes thank you so much for this I taught a crochet class to a bunch of 3rd through 8th graders and of course they're stitches weren't all the exact same and we're making a single crochet blanket and I figured how am I going to put this together for a presentation I've been stressing over it, but this is about the easiest that I can do to put their squares together since they're all various shapes and sizes and it's a kids project that they created so they can see their work the hard work they created🤗😊