Footbag crochet tutorial

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[@wolvenprep2582]

Wow, I like this tutorial. Not only do they explain everything so calmly, they also be quiet and let you watch it in slow motion too. Really gives me time to watch and replay what she said without sound distraction. Need more tutorials in this exact style of speed and tempo.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

🥰 Thank you!

[@brandyvonseggern4645]

I absolutely love how you slow down and do slow motion on your stitches it's super helpful and I wish everybody did it for this reason I'll be coming back to your videos!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Thank you 😊

[@maxwellramos40]

Thank you for the slow motion segments, most crochet videos don't do that. Thanks for understanding the struggle

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're very welcome :)

[@SiouxBoy1313]

Thank you so much I am now going to be able to make a new hacky sac when mine breaks thank you so much for the tutorial

[@seagrape819]

Thank you for this video. I was able to make a replacement foot bag that was missing from my game

[@gratituderat]

Thank you so much!!! This is the only tutorial I could actually follow

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You’re welcome! 🙂

[@LearnDiff]

I'm sharing this on blog in a post about fidgets because these are good for kids to squeeze on while trying to pay attention to schoolwork. They don't roll away if dropped, and they don't make noise. Thank you.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're very welcome Kathy :)

[@julieshaw2254]

That’s EXACTLY what I’m making them for!!!!

[@acemanhomer1]

..........................what? lol I'm so glad other people have figured out how to do that, I'd be lost without y'all lol

[@timboslice6219]

hey i love your video its very helpful iv'e been playing hacky sack since i was in high school i'm 39 now and have always wanted to know how they were made now i know thank you

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're welcome Tommy :D Yes we had also a lot players at school.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Yes this is a good idea, I made this one for our cat. It's a great toy!

[@jasonrchr72]

the final picture is always a good idea.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

See 0:00

[@TheHulkette]

Thanks for this video!! :) I'm making my brother & nephew some hacky sacks :D

[@wyattbunn5901]

hey can you make a tutorial on how to put stripes on it

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Hi, you can look it up here kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGSqdpKYf7yJpas Regards, Julia

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're welcome Vanessa!

[@ykGibzei]

This tutorial is verry complicated its hard but ima try to make a hacky sack thanks 4 the tutorial

[@stacyrobertreilly665]

Thank you very much, I got into Hacky sack (footbag) and I decided to make my own instead of buying them for multiple reasons and this video helped tremendously :)

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're welcome!

[@hoimesthehomie9441]

HEY I was trying to make a stress ball with a sock that no longer fits me by cutting the sock putting dried up rice in it a sewing it closed and its just like a hacky sack but you can stretch mine

[@ggomez951]

can I have that one plz

[@kingcashue]

Thanks so much! I made a giant hacky from this video!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

+Raymond Quiroz You're welcome!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're welcome Holli :-)

[@FriskTheFallen]

why do all these tutorials make such huge hacky sacks?

[@rnbrineg]

I'm sure you don't have to make so many middle rows. If you only made a few rows before you started the decrease you'd get a much smaller hacky sack.

[@patrickconnors1764]

Bad

[@gratituderat]

Just don't increase for so many rounds and like rachael said, don't crochet as many middle rows. I only increased for 4 rounds and sc for 6 rounds then began to decrease. Mine is the perfect size!

[@okaminess]

Yeah i was kinda thinking the same thing. Custom though.

[@IAMGiftbearer]

Do you do 2 Single chrochets in the one you have the stitch marker in (before moving your stitch marker) or do you skip it?

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

If you skip a stitch you would decrease stitches. That's not what we want at the beginning.

[@IAMGiftbearer]

OK, that answers my question. Thanks :-)

[@belindagarcia3162]

thank you so much I finally got to make it and I am only 8

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Perfect, you're very welcome! I started crochet with 4 or 5, so you have the best age :) Have a nice weekend!

[@CrystalSoRandom]

So increase in the third stitch that means do two dbl crochet?

[@maggiem.5904]

Two single crochets

[@rhaegar6179]

How do i keep he rice in it? All the rice just falls out of the small holes

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Dear Azor, you need more tension or a smaller hook. Also possible: sew a bag for the content. Regards, Julia

[@rhaegar6179]

Thanks

[@LittleOxfordSt]

Try a bigger filling, like dried beans or lentils, they serve the same purpose and they’re a bit more forgiving ;)

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Hi Holli, maybe you don't need to buy a new one. Try to pull your stitches tighter :-)

[@pepeknamornik2955]

Get rice first in plastic bag because it will fell out trough time

[@b6y8p5]

that is so cool, how long did it take for you to make it?

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Hi Crystal, please google "footbag".

[@thetokerjokersmusic]

Watching this in 2021, thanks!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're welcome! :)

[@melodycotts-eastridge3847]

Thank you!

[@DrasticRuckus]

thank you for zooming in so far i cant see what your doing with your hands off camera. very helpful indeed.

[@michaelengasser7875]

I have one question do you need a marker because I don't have one

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Dear Michael, if you can recognize the end of a round on your own, you don't need one :) Regards, Julia

[@michaelengasser7875]

Woolpedia DE thanks for the quick response

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're welcome :)

[@MohawkJonIs1311]

You could always use a piece of colorful scrap yarn too.

[@rnbrineg]

Or a safety pin

[@catmanbatman7923]

what size wool do i need to make it?

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

+Catman Batman Hi, you can use whatever you like.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

great, next time :D

[@gs8plus405]

👍👍👍👍

[@lilybethrios8613]

what kind of yarn did you use ?

[@leigharitchie]

she used Cotton yarn but Im using an almost string type of yarn

[@leigharitchie]

does the rice have to be cooked? some tutorials say to cook your rice(

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

+Leigha Ritchie Are you serious?

[@leigharitchie]

+Woolpedia 😂yes I am I've seen other people comment on other videos saying like "how long do you cook the rice?" so I wondering 😂

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

+Leigha Ritchie Did you cook rice in the past when you wanted to eat eat? You know what happens then ... LOL

[@leigharitchie]

+Woolpedia well Yea but it would dry up and become hard again😂 oh geese I'm making myself sound so much more stupid😂😂😂

[@JioLLLL]

+Leigha Ritchie Use lentils. They are bigger and better for this purpose.

[@martadominguez9156]

En español por favor

[@ssuuddoo]

respect! ;)

[@joseescamilla8105]

This makes me rage so hard when I sew

[@lucieklimkova6956]

velmi zajimave

[@karmawilson7434]

I would play right now...but He-man took big wheel jump

[@jasonrchr72]

way to big

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Just do it smaller :)

[@hrtripplevl5765]

very unclear disliking

[@cereniteeperaza5421]

i can't even see what your doing so frustrating 😡😡

[@lilybethrios8613]

what kind of yarn did you use ?