let's make your first crochet tapestry! || step-by-step in depth tutorial for learning grid crochet

[@soda_the_clown]

I dont have my crochet stuff with me rn, but watching this makes me wanna crochet SO BADD

[@Panda-er9wd]

I know!!!

[@cinnamon_and_spice_gurlyyyyy]

REALLLLLL LIKE I AM PLANNING WHILE IM WATCHING WHAT IM GONNA BUY TO CROCHET THISSS 😭

[@torakfett3351]

I made myself a cotton market bag so I can keep some cotton yarn and small projects in the car at all times. Lol I have a bunch of extra hooks so I keep a couple in my purse. ❤❤

[@cinnamon_and_spice_gurlyyyyy]

@@torakfett3351 THAT IS MY ACTUAL DREAMMMMMMMM

[@soda_the_clown]

@@cinnamon_and_spice_gurlyyyyy dawg i ordered yarn last week and it's arriving on Mondah. Am i not happy? 😭

[@nickicairus9490]

I wish more crochet tutorials are as DESCRIPTIVE as this i have been losing hair trying to figure out how to switch colors from the front side and back side 😭😭 this is the best ive seen so far thank you so much

[@jadecordial]

Ahh thank you, i am so glad it was helpful! Happy crocheting 🧶

[@Luisa-rz3xc]

​@@jadecordialhow much yarn did you use for it?

[@Ganymedia9]

The color change technique you did was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thank you so much!

[@jadecordial]

Yay! I'm so glad it helped :)

[@kristenduarte4661]

This is an EXCELLENT tutorial. I’m an avid crocheter, but I’ve never done tapestry. This explained absolutely everything. Also, your kitty is delightful.

[@jadecordial]

Aww thank you so much!

[@iced_rain]

This is by far the best tapestry crochet tutorial I've ever seen! THANK YOU ❤❤❤

[@jadecordial]

That makes me so glad to hear! Thank you!

[@iced_rain]

@jadecordial You deserve it sooooo much 😊 Thanks to you I was able to make my first tapestry crochet ever. It turned out pretty well and made me sooooo happy! I wanted to spread my joy with you as you helped me create it 😁🫂

[@VultureSkins]

This was the final piece of knowledge I needed to crochet the cute sheep patterns I’ve been in love with for years !!! Thank you!

[@jadecordial]

Yay that's awesome!

[@ryydcd]

I've crocheted for the past 13 years but I've never used this in my works. Thank you so much for this tutorial!

[@jadecordial]

of course! thanks for watching :)

[@torakfett3351]

YOUR EDGES ARE SO CLEAN!!!! 😮😮😮😮

[@mnda99]

This is the best tutorial I have seen on tapestry crochet, thank you

[@jadecordial]

Wow, thank you!

[@Amybozhemoi]

6:33 first colour change ❤

[@gee159]

just finished my first ever tapestry crochet following along with the video! thank you so much for explaining everything so clearly 🪿✨

[@jadecordial]

Omg I am so glad to hear that!

[@Jay-ry1gs]

every tutorial for tapestry crochet/grid crochet confused me so much before that I was too intimidated to try, and this is such a perfect video I am shocked it doesn’t have more views !!! Thank you !!!

[@jadecordial]

That's so sweet! I'm glad it made sense :)

[@Angiebh890]

This is the best color changing that I have watched

[@teocranium]

i really needed a tutorial that showed how to make more defined edges, thank you !

[@kellyholmes6396]

You are an excellent teacher. Beautiful work and pattern. Thank you. ❤😊

[@rojas4uq]

Thank you so much feel so much better about doing tapestries now!

[@jadecordial]

Yay! I'm glad :)

[@hannahharrison1193]

My sister loves ducks! So I’m making this for Christmas locking in at 3 days till Christmas!!

[@jadecordial]

Woohoo, good luck. I'm no stranger to cramming projects in haha

[@marilyngrayCraftandcrotchet]

Thank you for the detailed tutorial. There are often the little important steps missing and you covered all that 😊

[@jadecordial]

I'm glad you enjoyed! thank you :)

[@triciaquan9630]

Just saw this! It's so cute, I'd like to try it!

[@anyatarnorutskaya4323]

О боже!!! Я так долго искала эту технику пиксельного вязания, чтобы передняя часть выглядела намного красивее и четче и благодаря вам и вашему творчеству, я смогу связать шарф с символом Пожирателей Смерти ⚡️🪄 Я счастлива! Спасибо большое ☺️

[@jadecordial]

Я рада, что смогла помочь!

[@thomasafrica9724]

You're a legend!!! I've been trying to find a way to colour change on the WS while keeping the stitches the same as the RS! Tysm ❤

[@jadecordial]

You're welcome! I'm happy this resonated with so many people

[@torakfett3351]

I truly appreciate this! I want to make a tapestry crocheted blanket of something special to me but I’ve never done it before. A step by step tutorial is so helpful for beginners.

[@jadecordial]

I'm glad it was helpful! good luck on the blanket!

[@slaggeylindsay7464]

this was so fun! I’m so excited to make more tapestry crochet now that I’ve got the technique down. Thanks so much!

[@jadecordial]

You are so welcome!

[@lisal9633]

You are a great teacher.👍

[@AllisonBArt-f1v]

Thanks Jade for this awesome process video, I've always been curious about tapestry or grid crochet and you made it so easy to pick up!😃

[@jadecordial]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mudmars]

thank you so much for this!!!! i’ve tried tapestry crochet before but i would only change color by completing the stitch with the color you’re switching to, and i could never figure out why every other one of my rows would look weird. i’m trying the new technique now for those rows across the back and i’m excited to hopefully have it turn out good this time!!!!

[@jadecordial]

I hope it works out for you! Idk if there is a better way but this one seems to do the trick for me

[@mudmars]

@@jadecordial it did end up working!!! it turned out so so much better and i’m so excited about it!! thank you again :)

[@misskris10b]

I’ve been watching a lot of how to tapestry videos, trying to get into it. This is the best tutorial I’ve seen and makes way more sense how to pull the yarn to the back. And the tip about tightening the color to hide it. Thank you!!

[@jadecordial]

yay i'm glad to have helped!

[@Melissa-2-aswad]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This tutorial is what i needed, and oit of everything I've watched, none have made it as simple and clear to follow as you did!!, I'm planning to get some yarn for a project I'm making soon and this is going to open up so many new project ideas for me :D! I'm definitely subscribing to you!! Thank you so much yet again!!!

[@jadecordial]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad to have helped!

[@bbstch3]

I’m obsessed I need to make this one soon

[@itsjustjustin7780]

ur so much better at explaining things than the other tutorials ive watched :)

[@jadecordial]

Thank you! I actually feel like I am the complete opposite when recording haha so that really means a lot :)

[@SandraWhite-rs7ge]

I’ve been wanting to do tapestry crochet for a long time. Thank you for your detailed tutorial. Now I want to crochet a duck goose ❤

[@Future_Farmer_1013]

This is the best tapestry tutorial I've ever seen! Thank you!❤

[@Liessssssssssss]

Thank you for the very clear explanation of the colour changes

[@samthesteamboat]

this is a game changer!!!! you are awesome, thanks for taking the time to show your technique. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@jadecordial]

no problem! glad it helps

[@faebrowne2537]

KZbin did me dirty! You are only just popping up in my algorithm. Great tutorial and super cute bag. ❤🇬🇧

[@jadecordial]

Haha that’s sweet! I’m glad you enjoyed :)

[@hannahhorror1597]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!! This is the only tutorial of all the pixel ones I’ve seen, that ACTUALLY MAKES SENSE💖

[@Viridiancharm15]

This is sooo cute! Thank you

[@jadecordial]

You're welcome! I'm so glad you like it!

[@Nellypunpun]

THIS IS SO NEAT AND CLEAN I'm gonna make it and i hope it turns out well

[@jadecordial]

THANKS! good luck :)

[@onlinematter7353]

this color change technique just changed my life Lol thank u

[@jadecordial]

I'm so glad it has resonated with so many people!

[@anyatarnorutskaya4323]

Я считаю, что ваш способ вязания этого изделия гениален. Пойду вязать пробное изделие ❤

[@jadecordial]

Спасибо! Я рад, что это было полезно. Удачи!

[@Imacrazyworm]

Why are you so underratedd😢😢 THIS IS SO AMAZINGGG❤❤

[@jadecordial]

Aww that's sweet, thank you!

[@Imacrazyworm]

​@@jadecordial 💗

[@maysuper453]

Soooo helpful. Thanks so much for posting this.

[@Michelle6998832]

What a lovely tutorial! I'll definitely try this one out. Thank you, darling ! 🌻 I just subscribed to your channel. 👋

[@jadecordial]

Thank you :)

[@dani-p1l4g]

Thank you so much, the patern is really cute and you explained it very well! 😊

[@jadecordial]

you're welcome! thank you :)

[@claudiaeversole6885]

You sound like my childhood best friend, this was so soothing to listen to

[@jadecordial]

Aww that is such a sweet comment

[@user-jw9cn4gd8y]

Ok I’m so happy to have found you. When I change colors, I’ve noticed that the previous working color always crosses over. I think I just have to tighten it, like what you were doing. I think that’s what the problem is? Help!

[@jadecordial]

I usually just tighten it as much as i can and after i change colors it locks it in pretty well. It’s definitely not a flawless method but hopefully this answers your question

[@dianechrismas6055]

Loving your crochet furry helper

[@jadecordial]

Awww thank you!

[@YongWeiJ]

Hii, love the pattern. Just a quick question, how much yarn did u use for the background? (meters or yard) and what size hook?

[@jadecordial]

i don't know how much exactly and a 5mm hook

[@hoshilove95]

I love this tutorial, can't wait to try it out. What yarn are you using? ❤

[@jadecordial]

big twist and red heart size 4 acrylic yarns are what i use for mostly everything i make! i think the green is red heart "sage"

[@hoshilove95]

@@jadecordial thanks! Im never sure what brands are best lool

[@jadecordial]

@@hoshilove95 i just what what is at my local craft store. we only have joann fabrics/ walmart here so whatever i can find that i like i get! and bonus if it’s on sale haha

[@coraraya5498]

Excellent video! Really useful😊. What do you do with the back when you have like a rlly big amount of colors? Cause i just cut them every single time and im tired of that😅

[@jadecordial]

I always try to line the bag afterwards so that I can either leave the back looking crazy or I tie 2 strands together on the back and then trim it to make it a little less wild

[@_saunti_4366]

Thank youuuuu!!! My stitches looked so weird and I couldnt figure out what was wrong :-:

[@nanaxcvh]

10:45 My second colour is very far away so not easy to recover it gives a big line 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

[@jadecordial]

You could cut and add the second color in again to get rid of the line or just try the row again and bring the color with you!

[@nanaxcvh]

@@jadecordial thank you !

[@maryamtaleb2456]

It's so good 👏🏻💚🤍🧡

[@SJEO-dv1sw]

Do you think this could work for half double crochet? This video was amazing! Thank you so much!

[@jadecordial]

Hmmm it would definitely work but idk if it would look as seamless just with that extra loop of the half doublecrochet

[@areallyusefulengine2764]

this helped me so much

[@areallyusefulengine2764]

doing my first one and this IS the video

[@jadecordial]

Thank you! I hope it goes great :)

[@janie9506]

aaaa the first color change I kept putting my string on the front instead of the "back" cuz it was on the other side

[@marinalima4005]

Hi! How do you know when it’s front or back? Do you just choose which one you’d prefer? I loved this video it was so easy to understand, thank youuuu

[@jadecordial]

The first row you start the color changing just treat it like a front row and then alternate from there! the front is the good side and the back is the side you'll keep all the loose strands on

[@marinalima4005]

@@jadecordial Thanks so much for replying!!

[@m4pycr]

hey! this video was perfect for me, ur explanation is so concise

[@jadecordial]

you can totally do it the same way. but i've found that when you do it the same way, the first stitch that you change colors on ends up looking kind of incomplete when you view it on the front. so i decided to find a new way to change colors on the back to try and mitigate the issue. you may find that you don't see a difference at all! in that case, you can just change colors the "normal" front side way

[@m4pycr]

@@jadecordial i just tried doing it and i totally see what you mean!! thank you again

[@jasminemcintire5408]

The sections with the color change on my project is more elongated than the sections with the main color! I think it’s a problem with my tension but not exactly sure what the problem is! Is it inconsistent tension, or should I just go up a hook size?

[@jadecordial]

It could be tension! You could always try a hook size up for the main color. Is your color changing yarn a different size than the main color?

[@roopkd]

I want to make a goose pillow now!

[@jadecordial]

That would be so cute!

[@obamanirvana8677]

Hello, can you please drop your pinterest? Because I wanted to look thro your crochet inspiration, you had so many cool patterns saved. Btw I adore your videos🫶

[@struggling_college_student]

thaks so much for making this tutorial! i noticed that my stitches for the first two rows of orange yarn look uneven and there are gaps between the v's. however, the third row with the 5 orange stitches look fine. i was wondering if you have any solution to this? is it because of the color change or maybe my tension is too tight?

[@fairyinthesky3676]

on my pattern that im wanting to try there is one row on sc at the start, how do i tell if its the front or the back?

[@jadecordial]

The "front" or "back" starts once you start color changing rows. I really wouldn't think about it too hard. Just do the first color change row using the way you would change colors on the "front". The side with the ends hanging is the back!

[@하이홍-y7o]

Hello, Thanks for the video. I have some questions. I tried this method, It looks better than I used other method. But the front side's pattern looks still not clean like you. Should I use a smaller needle to make it tighter and more gapless? Or do I have to pull the yarn very tightly when I change the color of the yarn?

[@jadecordial]

I make sure to pull the yarn really tight as I change colors, especially on the back!

[@하이홍-y7o]

@@jadecordial thank you. I will try once again 😆

[@user-jw9cn4gd8y]

Another question. When you’re working in the back, we should finish the stitch before switching colors? If we’re in the front of the work, don’t finish the stitch before switching colors?

[@jadecordial]

That’s how I do it!! Mainly because if you switch colors before finishing the stitch on the back i think it turns out less clean

[@user-jw9cn4gd8y]

@ I’m so excited to try out your method… all the other tutorials I’ve watched were the same except yours. Thanks for getting back to me, love your channel 😀

[@Tea_but_not]

The tutorial is great, but I have a problem: when working on the “wrong side” my rows appear a little mis-centered like the color changes are not lined up with the ones done on the “right side” idk if you have any idea why but thank you in advance :)

[@macyzimmerman]

try to do the “yarn under” method! this makes the sc look more like a square so it doesn’t slant! yarn under sc goes like this: insert hook into st, yarn under and pull through (2 loops on hook), yarn over and pull through - all done! ❤❤

[@Tea_but_not]

@@macyzimmerman ah thank youuu, il try that nect time :) ❤

[@jadecordial]

Thanks for replying and helping! I've never noticed slanting but this is interesting and I may have to try

[@Michelle6998832]

I think I know the problem you're encountering and here's how to solve it. There isn't a "right and wrong" side when you crochet in rows, only in rounds (remember this!) Now, when you follow the graph grid pattern design, remember this trick: After the chains needed to start your design, you will be crocheting from right to left to form your first row of stitches. Once starting the second row, remember to follow the graph pattern from left to right. Problem solved! Example: (pretend that these ◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇ are your starting chains. In the first row, you follow the graph pattern from right to left, like this: (1st row) ⬅️ □□■■■□□□ ◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇ Second Row, you follow the graph pattern from left to right, like this: ➡️ (2nd row) □□□■□□□□■□□ □□■■■□□■■■□□□ ◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇◇ Third row= right to left. Fourth row= left to right, etc...

[@Tea_but_not]

@@Michelle6998832 thank you for taking your time to try to help me 🫶 but I don’t think that’s the problem because the image turns out right, just a little shifted but maybe its because I was using a yarn that’s too thin, idk but thanks anyways!

[@itsyagirl8475]

If I were to try and make a sweater the requires tapestry crocheting, would I leave the back as is or do I cut and sew in the ends?

[@jadecordial]

I guess it depends on how messy the back is! I would probably cut and hide the ends or they would bother me. You could also hand sew a soft piece of fabric on the inside of the sweater to cover that part up.

[@JulyMoe-p1n]

Tapestry crochet is simpler than a regular one 😂❤

[@sherrimcdougald3581]

It would be helpful if you explained what you used to turn photos into grids to create the tapestry. (the link takes you to a food page on Pinterest)

[@jadecordial]

I usually don't do that. I tend to use a grid that I find on Pinterest pre-made. But if I were to, I would use the stitch fiddle website. You could use that to get a general idea of how to make your photo into a gridded pattern. I'm pretty sure you can create your own grid from scratch on there as well!

[@alyssamaciver8038]

what kind of yarn do you think is best for tapestry crochet? also which brand would you recommend for it?

[@jadecordial]

I use size 4 or medium weight yarn pretty much for all of my projects! I like big twist brand at joanns best!

[@SoCalledSwitch]

Hey thanks this helped

[@inasm1609]

Hello for a tapestry what yarn and what crochet should i use do u have any suggestions?

[@jadecordial]

I would use a size 4 yarn and a 5mm hook!

[@gracechiu5471]

@@jadecordialmay I know what material is your yarn? Thanks

[@inasm1609]

@@jadecordial thank u!!

[@jadecordial]

@@gracechiu5471 acrylic!

[@shiri_animas]

THANK YOU I have been losing my mind the number of stiches per row would just decrease as I go on :(

[@mayacontreras5667]

How do you make these pieces bigger? I want to get into this but how would I enlarge it for tote bags or sweaters?

[@jadecordial]

You would add a bunch to your starting chain to make it the size you want. You would add an even amount on both sides. So if the duck bag pattern is currently 40 wide and you chained 120 then you need to add 40 background color single crochets at the beginning and then 40 at the end after you have done each row. That adds up to the 120 you chained. And then a similar way to add length. Just add however many rows of plain. This pattern only started with 5 but you could do 15 or 20 to make the bag longer.

[@KanugatliGigage]

Any tips to get this on a sweater?

[@jadecordial]

Hmmm, I guess you would need to know how large the front panel would be of your sweater and then you would chain that many across and place the design in the middle of that. I would suggest drawing a little sweater doodle and imagining this goose as a tiny square in the middle of the sweater. This is only like 44 tall and a sweater is probably 100 tall. Same idea with the width. I suppose if you are making a sweater you would need a back panel so if you started with the back panel it might give you a better idea of how to incorporate the goose. I would probably use a size 2 or 3 yarn though or the sweater won't have very much movement because single crochet sweaters feel/look stiff in my opinion! Good luck, I've only ever made one sweater haha

[@harukusum]

Hello! I'm left handed and never tried tapestry crochet. Do you think it would work if I mirrored this video and followed the tutorial that way?

[@jadecordial]

Yeah! the concept is the same, you will just be doing it from left to right instead of right to left. I would mirror the tapestry and then you should be good to follow along with my color changes!

[@nerdolinhacurioso]

Can you help me choose the yarn? How do I pick and choose what kind/size(?) of yarn to use?

[@jadecordial]

I really like size 4 yarn, also known as medium weight. It could also be called aran, afghan, or worsted yarn. I pretty much use that type of yarn for all of my projects unless i need something a lot thinner or a lot thicker. My favorite brand is big twists size 4 yarn sold at joanns. At walmart I believe they sell red heart super saver brand. If you have a hobby lobby or a michaels, they have their own brand of size 4 yarn!

[@nerdolinhacurioso]

@@jadecordial Hi! Thanks for replying! I'm not from US so I'll try to find it in my country. Do you use 100% cotton, right?

[@jadecordial]

@@nerdolinhacurioso i use acrylic!

[@ericaturner9194]

Is there a way to make any photo into a grid like that? Or do u typically find premade patterns?

[@jadecordial]

I usually use premade patterns I have found on braceletbook.com but you can make your own on stitchfiddle.com!

[@user-zh3hm6ox9w]

앗......🪿❤ 너무 귀여워요♡

[@Bruiser89]

Does or matter what end you start with when you are left handed? The graph

[@jadecordial]

Just make sure you are reading left to right when you are crocheting a "front" row and right to left when on a "back row". I prefer to start the color changing process on the front of a row so at the first color change just start reading from left to right on that row!

[@avrilbritten9989]

this is brilliant, I love it so much thank you! also, can I just say in a totally not creepy way, that you have beautiful eyes :)

[@jadecordial]

haha thank you ! very sweet

[@n76543]

hey! when you worked on the front side you did half of the last color completed the stitch with the next, but on the back side you finished each color stitches... may I ask if that makes the stitches neater? im completely new to this type of crochet, thank you!!

[@jadecordial]

I think it makes it look neater! You can always test out both ways on the back side and see what you like best :)

[@n76543]

@@jadecordial thanks!! 😊

[@merissagraham3502]

Which kind/brand yarn did you use and also what size ? ❤

[@jadecordial]

size 4 and the green is red heart yarn i believe. I like to buy the big twist brand from joann fabric usually though.

[@0402mx_]

Amazing thank you!

[@HanaT80]

How van I make my tapestry as big as I want? How can I change the size perfectly?

[@jadecordial]

I would use stitch fiddle and play around with creating the design as big as you want!

[@HanaT80]

@@jadecordial thank youuu♡

[@Salamander2153]

Hi, i absolutely love this tutorial but i seem to be doing something wrong? By the end of row 4 i was down to 30 stitches instead of 34. No one else seems to have this problem so its likely just me misunderstanding something but i cant seem to figure it out 😭

[@jadecordial]

You are probably accidentally skipping stitches! Which would make you start to decrease the amount of stitches per row. Sometimes the way that I do the back rows can make the teardrop really tiny on the next row and you can easily jump over a stitch if you aren't careful. I would just make sure for each row you count the total amount of stitches when you are done and also make sure once you get to the last color you are counting that amount and not just crocheting to the end. At that point you might be doing 12 green to the end of the row when it's supposed to be 13. But since it was the last color change you didn't count to make sure. I've definitely done that! I hope this makes sense/helps.

[@Salamander2153]

​@@jadecordialthank you so much!! This was exactly the thing I was doing wrong, now that I know what I'm doing I'm half way through the pattern and it's looking good 😁

[@doaamohammed3072]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!! I always wanted to get into tapestry crochet and this was perfect!!!❤❤ Can i ask how much yarn i need for this???

[@jadecordial]

One skein of the background color should be enough and then a small amount of white and even smaller amounts for black and orange

[@mr.boatmeal6917]

Where do I find the link for the grid

[@jadecordial]

It's in the description!

[@ashisola8279]

Hi! Just wondering, what yarn are you using in this project?

[@jadecordial]

Size 4 acrylic! Big twist for the green and other random ones for the rest

[@ashisola8279]

@@jadecordialthank you! 🙏🏻

[@nishi7977]

I've done a few of these crochet tapestry patterns. My issue is that they always come out inverted, and I have no clue what I'm doing wrong. I haven't seen anyone talk about it so I am just confused about how to fix it.

[@jadecordial]

If you are crocheting right handed, the first row after chaining would be worked from right to left. The bottom most row of your pattern needs to be read from right to left. And then the following row (which would be the back of your work) you would read from left to right. That should keep it from inverting! Or you could invert the grid before you start and keep crocheting how you already are haha

[@starsmeade]

hello, I tried this technique but my stitches ended up being diagonal and leaning towards the right side, any idea why?

[@jadecordial]

I know this is late, but someone just commented above about "yarning under" instead of over when making a single crochet and that may help the problem with leaning!

[@vale573]

hi! i love this so much it's so cute!! do u have the link to the grid thingy? i can't find it in the description TvT

[@jadecordial]

yes I do! I forgot to add that haha. It should be in the description now!

[@vale573]

@@jadecordial thank u so much

[@Scxrz_stxrz]

The left side of my tapestry looks like its been through war and the other side looks perfect 😭

[@jadecordial]

I'm glad it worked out for you :)

[@Scxrz_stxrz]

@@jadecordial yep tysm for the tutorial

[@WhiskeredKittenCrochet]

What brand of yarn and color did you use? And hook size? I subbed this is so cute!

[@jadecordial]

I believe this green is big twist brand in the color Sage. And I used a 5mm hook. Thank you!

[@WhiskeredKittenCrochet]

@@jadecordial thank you SO MUCH! I cannot wait to make this ❤️

[@kailiann9426]

I second @mnda99's comment> 'This is the best tutorial I have seen on tapestry crochet, thank you'

[@jadecordial]

thank you! i'm glad to help :)

[@fierceandlittle4229]

How do you know which side is the front and which side is the back?

[@jadecordial]

The side where you put your ends will be the back. The first row when you change colors you can call that your "front" and then when you flip and do the next row that would be the "back"

[@fierceandlittle4229]

@@jadecordial So you can essentially pick which side you want to be the front and which side you want to be the back?

[@jadecordial]

@@fierceandlittle4229 yeah. you’re creating it from nothing so whichever side you put the ends of yarn at the beginning rows on will be the back

[@jadecordial]

It’s a bit weird to think about without actually doing it. So if you haven’t tried yet, maybe make a little swatch of something smaller and it may click better!

[@fierceandlittle4229]

@@jadecordialThank you so much!!!!

[@xohyein_]

What type of yarn is this?

[@jadecordial]

I tend to use red heart, big twist, or caron. It's acrylic size 4 yarn. For the green I think it was red heart or big twist. The orange is big twist. The white is caron because that yarn is a bit on the thicker size4 side and it puffed out with the thinner big twist yarn. But i kind of liked that effect on this project! Big twist is definitely my favorite but that's probably because I have a Joanns near me (their brand). Micheals also has a nice of that type!

[@annikarice4405]

15:18 kitty

[@jadecordial]

she's so silly

[@huntlymyhuntly]

I cant find where to print out the pattern

[@jadecordial]

The link to the grid is in the description! If you click on that then it should take you to Pinterest and you can save the photo to your laptop or phone!

[@Bow113]

It would be helpful if you could write out the time stamps so that you don’t have to go back and forth trough the video if you shut it down by accident. Thanks for a great tutorial!