How to Easily Whip Stitch Panels Together - Invisible Join

[@lzzytempest5644]

Duuuuddee! I haven’t seen someone use a slip stitch to secure the end before. That’s so smart. Mikey thank you 🥰

[@saralaw7855]

Agreed! Brilliant!

[@acunn90]

I am an experienced crocheter, but the slip stitch hack is genius. Thank you for teaching this old dog a new trick❤

[@marciagross4985]

Thanks Mikey!! You are a wonderful teacher.

[@wandalittlefenimore8820]

Great tip on anchoring the start! thank you

[@theresarichardson6689]

Thank you so much. I like the way you secure it. It is so much easier than trying to go back and weave in the ends.

[@michaelaajayi3170]

Love the slip stitch to secure - great tip 👍🏼 Could listen to you all day! ❤

[@leanneoh4167]

Mikey!! Your words at the start were ringing in my ears while finishing a crochet cardigan, "the hard work is done, you're just finishing up" I love your brutal honesty, and you were cheering me on to just get it done. For once, I have a FINISHED ITEM. All ends sewn in, panels together. I need a video of Mikey just cracking the whip like "b*itch, no you don't get to leave it in the whip pile, finish that mo-fo" ❤❤❤

[@those_eyes]

Great way to look at finishing the project! Thanks, Mikey!

[@sandraouaguena3292]

Scoot/scooting is to move quickly! Scoot in slang means Dollar. I’m from the uk and I used scoot to the kids when I wanted them out of the way. Thankyou for this tutorial, it’s nice to learn something new!!

[@amandagriffith290]

I'm whipstitching a project now and looking for tips on securing the whipstitch. The project you're whipstitching is what I'm curious about. I'd love to see the whole project it looks beautiful from what I can see. And p.s. thanks for the Lego block tutorial. I made it for my grandson and may 31st I get to give it to him. Trying to whipstitch my granddaughter's blanket now

[@saralaw7855]

I am a newbie (less than a year) and this was a great tutorial on the whip stitch. You take your time and have great explanations along the way and your hack saved me as I had two granny squares a bit longer than the other. Worked like a charm. I will keep this to refer to in the future. Btw I like your humour along the way. Now I am a subscriber. ☺️

[@yasminm6028]

This is so genius, it worked amazingly on my project! Thank you so much!

[@santinacoons3965]

Great whip stitch demo! Thank you for the adjusting tips!!!!!

[@susantolley2919]

I have a box full of Victorian lattice squares that I have been dreading joining. I think this will be the perfect solution. Thank you!❤️

[@heritagehamster1345]

Thank you for your fabulous tutorials. I love that you give ways to "cheat ways" to correct issues. Scooting off to watch your next tutorial now.

[@lisawilliams2406]

I've used this method and even fixed it the way you showed. I didn't know I was doing it right. I was just winging it!

[@mariacabrera4359]

I love this idea. I can use this stitch for granny squares. I was looking for an easier way to sew the granny squares and here is your video. Thank you so much 💓

[@sarahnicol7767]

Thanks mikey... this is super helpful. I appreciate that you included the extra tip for making corrections!

[@ginadarco2440]

Mikey, thanks for these simple, easy to follow tutorials. This is my first time doing a granny square afghan and needed to see this joining technique. Thanks again!

[@charlottemarti8639]

Thanks Mikey that really helps learning new ways to join squares so thank you again. Your the best🙂

[@gloriadee3810]

I love your instruction very easy to follow! Thank you so very much.

[@christinamark1602]

Excellent tutorial! Easy to follow, thank you for making this video!

[@AGoddess18]

Perfect timing for my new cardigan, thank you!

[@erikagholston6610]

This is a more efficient way than the one I was doing. thanks;

[@sherylb9670]

Thank you Mikey. You are fabulous!

[@heatherlineberry971]

I'm literally watching HP right now😂😂😂😂❤ thank you for teaching me this stitch!!

[@Plaidpandaz]

Thank you for this

[@sonjamarshall4775]

Great tutorial and easy to follow. Thank you so much. Helped me a lot

[@Cajunqueen33]

Mikey, I’m a new subscriber & love the info in this tutorial! I’ve learned so much today with you! Thanks!! 😊

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@lisepix]

so many incredible tips in this video thank you!!

[@EmpressVicky0116]

If only you were sitting right beside me to watch me closely to see if I can do these stitches correctly.💯

[@carolynlenzie4053]

Thank you so much for this! It’s so reassuring to know that I’m not the only one that might not make my squares the same size 😆

[@amandah4834]

This is my go to also I love it thank you mikey 💖💕

[@sewnsew4fun]

This was so helpful! Thank you.

[@rozellminnaar2672]

Thank you so much. This is very helpful. 😊

[@loriefisher997]

Great tutorial

[@tiffanyharrison7133]

Thanks for sharing this I honestly never knew how to put two things together. So I just avoided those projects.

[@BrendaCHughes]

At least now I know what that stitch is called. It's something I have always done 😂 🤣

[@Justdessertsforme]

Excellent tutorial Mikey....I love this seam ❤

[@weegie2818]

Which video are these blocks from? They are gorgeous. Love the colorways used.

[@ChocolateFantasies]

how to estimate how much yarn you'll need for the whip stitch? is it maybe 2 or 3 times the length of what you're joining?

[@florencecathcart9588]

Are you saying go back and forth three times doing the whip stitch or just weaving in the ends???Sorry, pretty new at this.

[@mufinmanswife]

Ty as always ❤

[@sandirideout7977]

This is great, but I have an afghan that was done in long pieces, so the edges I have to sew together are all turning edges, not nice, neat single crochets like this one. Can you do a quick tutorial on how to join turning edges, please? Thank you!

[@Christena1601]

Which stitch would you suggest for a heavily used garment?

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

I heard the Mattress Stitch would be best. I don't have have a video.

[@Christena1601]

@@TheCrochetCrowd Thank you

[@oceanside88]

Excellent 🐯

[@beverleyk1396]

Love this type of joining but do not like the knot at the beginning. Can that be placed on the back or made less obivious? Even in the same color you could feel that lump, couldn't it?

[@susananderson3478]

I am confused bc when I do granny squares I put right sides together but when you did yours was it on right side sorry if this is stupid. Could you please show how you end granny squares?

[@adreannenorwood]

Thank you

[@bfvargas8]

awesome thanks ♥️✋

[@lisacampos7836]

If I am joining two different colors, one dark and one lighter, which color of yarn would I use? Light or dark?

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

It’s up to you.

[@ربىانىأحسنالظنبك]

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[@beckybearce1795]

How do you do triweave crochet.

[@starrspoter]

is it best to stitch them together on the backside?

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

I haven't found that to be true but you can try and see if you prefer it.

[@ربىانىأحسنالظنبك]

ممكن لينك كل الوحدات الافغاني

[@kivathevampire]

Yasss

[@gobabe2396]

Hi , nit sure how to spell Scoot? Hmm… yes I think Is a word. Scoot under ? Or “ Scoot down a bit so I can see the top of your head” Your to high. lol Thank you for the tutorial finally really see how to do the Wip stitch. Going to go check out tbat left handed video in this. Thanks a lot for that. ❤️

[@shutupandcrochet]

Mikey, what Hogwarts house are you?

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

Hmm... Never thought of that. I don' know much about Helga Huffapuff... so maybe that one.

[@ashleelarsen5002]

0:23 speak for yourself, honey I live down the street from Disneyland, the traffic is *horrendous*

[@Whistlebritches1]

thanks Mikey, I appreciate learning how to sew crochet items together! would love to see more

[@UzziahRoberts]

Scoot is a real word 😊😊😊😊😊🤟🤟🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶