Twisted Loop CROCHET FRINGE. Unique method to finish off crochet projects

Learn how to make the easy and fun crochet fringe! You twist extended stitches to create the fringe. I learned this tip on TikTok! Check out also a video for crocheting a chunky scrap yarn scarf: • Crochet CHUNKY SCARF f...
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[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you for watching! See also a video where I answer your questions! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYXdZ358grOXitk

[@donacatanguma]

Nice to see you Tuula. That’s a great idea for fringe! Looking forward for more thread doily tutorials. Have a wonderful time in Ireland 💚

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you so much! 🍀

[@maryt2887]

I’ve never seen this type of fringe! It’s lovely! Thank you for showing us how to make it. And also for a glimpse of the lush Irish countryside.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Glad you enjoyed it! 💗🍀

[@cassandrawilliams6748]

I just love that. Learning something new it’s great. And I just love the background oh how beautiful and the bells ringing is just as beautiful

[@TuulaMaaria]

Glad you like it!

[@marybethdimarco3215]

very easy and looks cute. I would use this for a fun style of doll’s hair.

[@TuulaMaaria]

That's a great idea!

[@suebigger5097]

I always like all the things you show us how to do. Can’t wait to use this fringe!!

[@TuulaMaaria]

Lovely to hear! 💙

[@cindycampbell4994]

Love this version instead of the normal fringe thank you!!!!

[@TuulaMaaria]

Lovely!

[@nancylatham9862]

I love traveling with you plus learning something new. Thank you

[@TuulaMaaria]

Lovely! 💗

[@tamaravalentini1481]

Fantastico modo per fare le frange ,grazie per il tutorial, ciao Maaria❤❤❤

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you! 💗

[@patriciahamer419]

You did it again…taught me something new…you’re so great…thank you ❤

[@TuulaMaaria]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@julieprior3126]

So clever and yet so simple!

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you!

[@thejessica-est]

Your videos are always so easy to follow! Thank you 😊

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you, happy to hear! 😊

[@angieh3036]

Thank you 🧶🧶 I learned something new. We all don’t watch tic toc ❤

[@TuulaMaaria]

TikTok is a bit annoying but I watch with no sounds on! 😄

[@archanabhattacharya1989]

Nice video for fringe!! Thank you ❤

[@TuulaMaaria]

You’re welcome 😊

[@roselynnbrown4343]

Thank you ❤ watching from Canada 🇨🇦

[@SuperShassa]

Hello Tuula, I too have seen this but couldn't quite get it right. You have explained this very well with extra tips. 👌 Thank for sharing. 💕

[@TuulaMaaria]

Glad to hear that! 💗

[@EFCreationsOfficial]

I needed this tutorial, very well explained. Great tutorial

[@TuulaMaaria]

Glad it was helpful, thank you!

[@rhondaherdman7338]

That is so cool! Reminds me of the edges on the chenille bedspread. Thanks for sharing

[@TuulaMaaria]

It does look like those fringes!

[@dianetempleton8707]

Love it. Got to try it. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@TuulaMaaria]

You’re welcome 😊

[@AngelRoseAngel1980]

Beautiful

[@dorothymorris1680]

It is so easy to follow your videos. Thank you so much

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you, happpy to hear!

[@susanfryer1616]

Morning Tuula , the bells sound lovely , I’ve just made a scrappy scarf ,like yours but I knitted mine, I will try the tassel on the ends thankyou x enjoy your day

[@TuulaMaaria]

Glad to hear you made a scarf, that technique works equally well for crochet and knitting! Enjoy making tassels!

[@susanfryer1616]

@@TuulaMaaria yeah thankyou very useful your work looks so professional x

[@sharonopstbaum1023]

Wow! I thought it would be hard to make such a tidy fringe. Your tutorial was so clear that I will definitely try it on my next scarf. Thanks again!

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great, happy to hear!

[@madewithloveandfibres1816]

I'm picturing this as a 1920s style fringed dress, maybe with a sparkly thread! 😄💃

[@oakstrong1]

Or you could add sequins or beads.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Sounds great, a wonderful idea!

[@Nifeza]

Me ha gustado muchísimo la idea!!! Lo primero que se me ocurre es una bufanda o haciéndolos más pequeños, una manta para sofá ❤❤❤❤ Muchas gracias por el tutorial. Abrazo desde España ❤❤❤❤❤

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great! A good idea! Greetings from Ireland!

[@engenulf]

Thank you, this is something new to me and very handy. Ireland is beautiful isn't it, I go every year. Have a lovely holiday 🥰

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great! Yes, so many beautiful places all around!

[@missapippin9020]

Thank you Tuzla What a great idea. It reminds me of a twisted cord that I make for different things. Great video. Enjoy your time in Ireland. ❤

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you! 😊 Yes, we were making twisted cords already at primary school!

[@nanakj50]

WOW! Love this tip. Thank you for posting. I'm knitting a scarf that has fringe on both ends. This will be so much easier than wrapping yarn on a cardboard template for cutting multiple strips then putting several together before folding to loop through the bottom edge. This will avoid the strands from tangling.

[@TuulaMaaria]

I love this method too, it goes well with so many different projects! Happy crocheting!

[@francoisgouws7288]

Best explanation ! Thank you❤

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great, thank you!

[@louiseturner4882]

Car blanket i think 🤔 thanks so much you are the best 👌 xx

[@TuulaMaaria]

💗

[@susanvampressqueencolvin4721]

This is the 1st time I've seen this fringe. 😎. Thx for sharing! BTW, lovely 👚 blouse. Ireland is beautiful where you are. Appreciate seeing the beautiful scenery😍.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you! 😃 I fell in love with this top, it is actually fairly long. Saw many like it in a store in Warsaw, Poland. I will try to make at least one other video outside in Ireland while I'm here!

[@susanvampressqueencolvin4721]

@@TuulaMaaria very cool 😎. It's nice you get to travel 😊

[@impunitythebagpuss]

You could do this fringe on the edge of knitted projects too! Why didn't I know about this before now? Thanks my friend in crochet!

[@TuulaMaaria]

Yes, works equally well on knitting and crochet! 😊

[@AngelRoseAngel1980]

I Love it

[@KatherineCoates-sh8ez]

Fantastic!! thank you so much. Greetings from Canada. We love your videos. Excellent description very well done learning so much thanks again 💐

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you so much! That was in ireland, now greetings from Finland where I am at the moment! 😊🇫🇮

[@jaynelewis19]

Thank you 😊

[@helenacombis7722]

Love it thanks… I Will use it in a Crochet beach cover up

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you, another great idea!

[@virginiapendleton_5x]

Thought about doing this once I finish my son's blanket. THANK YOU for dimo ❤️ ❤️

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great, enjoy making it!

[@karenbailey9424]

Very nice! Thank you for such clear instructions.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great, thank you!

[@Cyndance]

Kiitos, Tuula, I can't wait to give this a try.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Hope you enjoy!

[@trixie898989]

Wow, thanks so much for the tutorial. I will never make regular fringe again 🥰

[@TuulaMaaria]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ooohlaa13]

love this fun thing to do, you can even go back with another color and make a second round of another length or different length. I actually bought a yarn twister machine to make rope for a project. I think you can make a whole bunch of them in various weights and then twist those together for a handbag handle or shopping bag handle. I crocheted a keychain for my car remote and then chained loops to attach house keys and shopper cards for some stores but this would be a more durable way to do. Pretty exciting possibilities! Thanx so much for your passionate and meticulous channel, you have enriched my crochet life, newbie as it is, so much!

[@TuulaMaaria]

Awesome, thank you so much! I'm happy you are finding all kinds of things to crochet, and ideas about using the fringe in different ways! 💗

[@lauradillon2703]

😂THANK YOU so much! I'm just finishing a shall and I was thinking it needed a fringe on it, but I kinda hate doing those! But, I love the look & the technique of doing this fringe! Thank you again. And I love your videos❤

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you so much! I find this way of making a fringe a lot of fun, hope you enjoy it too! 😊

[@Nifeza]

También la última vuelta de abajo de un suéter...🎉🎉🎉

[@TuulaMaaria]

That would look nice too!

[@StormCaller5]

Lol really thinking outside the box here. The bottom of the back and sides of a beanie. It would be like a crazy hair or wig thing.

[@impunitythebagpuss]

Cute!

[@TuulaMaaria]

Sounds like a great idea for a boho style!

[@susandoney4656]

Oh wow, thank you so much, I thought it may be harder but you explain it so well, I’m making a blanket for my middle son for across the end of his bed, I will use this way of tassels. Thank you, from Western Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🧶🧶🧶💕💕😂🥰 (I’ve got Irish heritage & would love to visit one day, & Norway, etc)

[@TuulaMaaria]

Wonderful! Hope you can visit! Enjoy making tassels!

[@DianeVancouver]

Love it! Thanks. Reminds me of knitted fringe, Cat Bordhi’s knit as you go tendrils. They are so fun on a hat.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Sounds great and interesting!

[@marjorieyawan589]

Great, thank you❤

[@TuulaMaaria]

Welcome!

[@ramonacowman7409]

Fun! Thank you for sharing!❤

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thanks for watching!

[@Me_Ewe_and_Yarn_Cheryl]

I don't usually put fringes on things because I fiddle with them and end up plaiting them and generally making a mess of them 😂 I have unintentionally used this method many times when I've been twirling the fringes of other things, but never anchored it. The technique you've shown looks good. I can see it being used on the edge of socks (even knit socks) or boot cuffs, or even on a basket. I think it would look nice on a top, especially if there was a dangly bead attached as well.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great idea about socks or boot cuffs! So many possibilities!

[@judih.8754]

So nice!

[@shellykearney7821]

Thank you 😊 🧶

[@TuulaMaaria]

😊

[@ooohlaa13]

would make great dreadlocks or ethnic hair on dolls or amiguri.

[@TuulaMaaria]

True, those ideas as well!

[@patsyweiss9092]

That is so cool!

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you!

[@janknapp5353]

Wonderful tip, thank you

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great! 👍

[@ANA.LOMONACO.TEACHER]

Thanks. I have always wondered how people did fringed like that!

[@TuulaMaaria]

I was happy to learn this as well!

[@kathyberlincourt4542]

It would be very easy and fun to add to the top of a child's hat.

[@TuulaMaaria]

That would look lovely! 👍

[@emrooker]

Might be able to use it as hair in Amigurumi

[@TuulaMaaria]

Oh yes, wouldn't have thought of that!

[@katharinagivens4234]

Love it, thank you for so much for sharing, its wonderful for dekor on some of my projects❤

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great!

[@katharinagivens4234]

🤗

[@erikbohm1779]

This is perfect - I am not a fan of fringes that are just made from the “plain” yarn as the yarn tends unwind/get frizzy. I might ad this to a project I just finished 👀

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great, do try it!

[@dorene8479]

There are things I want to put fringe on but I don’t like the plain yarn. This is awesome! I will try it for gnome beard too

[@TuulaMaaria]

A gnome beard is an amazing idea!

[@LinoBoshof]

This is What i need ❤ thx

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great!

[@flash963]

This fringe would be suitable for edging a Pillow, I think.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Yes, that would be a good idea!

[@meowmeowf4916]

Awesome. Vacation

[@TuulaMaaria]

Travelling but not vacation, I continue to work 😊 I love being a digital nomad!

[@meowmeowf4916]

Tuula a digital nomad ❤😃@@TuulaMaaria

[@AngelRoseAngel1980]

❤

[@pampadovan6212]

Thank you for all the wonderful videos, tips, etc. I have leaned so much from you.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you so much!

[@oakstrong1]

Thank you. I'm not into fringes but I could "cope" with this style fringe as it has a bit more "body".

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great!

[@augustacorreia3512]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Gratidão

[@DJ-nh6wq]

FABULOUS!! Thank you so very much! I’m a new Subscriber from the USA. Wonderful videos! I noticed that you mentioned you also knit. Do you have any knitting videos? I self taught myself crochet about 15 years ago but would love to learn knitting and I’m struggling terribly.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you for subscribing! I have some knitting videos, all on this playlist kzbin.info/aero/PL7vcNpUtI_RZ4nY96wE0qwHVZtRDt5Cd3 The one about knitting a dishcloth shows the very basics. I knit and crochet about equally much but little by little ended up doing only crochet for this channel!

[@mariannebecker5132]

Easy to learn; difficult to master.

[@TuulaMaaria]

It goes amazingly fast to feel very comfortable doing it!

[@christinelane872]

Thank you so much Tuula. I have been making scarves to sell recently so will start using this fringe for something different. Your tutorials are so easy to follow, so I have need learning a lot from you. But going back to this twisted fringe, I noticed that at both the beginning and at the end, there is a space. Is there something we can do to fill those gaps please.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Glad it was helpful! Yes, you can start and finish right at the first stitch, I left the first one undone by doing a slip stitch there to create a bit of room.

[@oakstrong1]

You could cut the yarn (if you use the same colour) and feed beads to it, then add a bead to the end of the fringe.

[@TuulaMaaria]

True - could feed beads into the yarn before starting and moving them along while working.

[@user-bj1dq7zh4o]

@@TuulaMaaria Wouldn't it be a trouble feeding the beads first? When twisting the fringe only one yarn would penetrate the bead and the other could create an extra boucle. My suggestion is to feed a bead in a measured fringe yarn and twist it with the bead, grab it like you do under the little finger and do the single crochet. The bead might even help straightening the fringe out.

[@TuulaMaaria]

@@user-bj1dq7zh4o Yes, could definitely do it that way too. I was thinking of the general way of bead crochet where you feed the beads first. Would probably depend on the type of yarn too.

[@scottgray6276]

How about surrounding a bauble stitch, to make flowers?

[@TuulaMaaria]

Good idea, that would work!

[@scottgray6276]

Maybe with beads strung on the yarn first, for beaded fringe!!!@@TuulaMaaria

[@TuulaMaaria]

@@scottgray6276 Yes, I would find it easiest to put all the beads into the yarn first.

[@DesiGalCrochet]

I just thought of doing this on the edges of a doily with lace thread. I wonder how that would look? I'm going to have to try it! Is there a way that I can send a picture of the final result to you?

[@ooohlaa13]

probably on her Instagram?

[@TuulaMaaria]

Sounds lovely! Would be great to see it! If you use Instagram, you could tag me in a photo, @ tuulamaaria, or use the email address on the About page of this channel. Unfortunately not possible to post photos on KZbin.

[@lalithasreekanth1926]

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