Ultimate Stripes for Amigurumi (left-handed version)

[@Catra7]

They are perfect looking! Thank you for your easy to follow method and left handed! I hate having to mentally reverse instructions as a lefty! This is terrific. Thank you! 👍

[@planetjune]

You're very welcome - I'm so glad you're finding it helpful!

[@JosePadilla-f2m]

You are a great teacher amazing thank you so much for sharing all your talent.. God bless your hands,❤😊❤

[@planetjune]

You're very welcome!

[@cathymartin3379]

Thank you for this, I will be giving it a try!

[@willemsdominica]

Very nice ending👍💯

[@sirleydag]

Espectacular 🎉

[@planetjune]

Thank you!

[@sirleydag]

Tu último video fue hace un año? Porque no has vuelto a subir videos ai explicas super bien

[@planetjune]

I've been busy all year writing my new book, The Essential Guide to Amigurumi (www.planetjune.com/amibook)!

[@clairemeier3605]

Great video! I am just starting ro make a temperature snake using your pattern. I just want to confirm that with this method, if I need more than one row of the same color, that I should still be cutting the yarn and doing the invisible fasten off after every row as opposed to going around one more time? Correct?

[@planetjune]

Yep, that's right: with this method, you need to cut and rejoin with every single round (no matter if you're changing colour or not) - it's the only way to make the joins completely invisible. For more tips and FAQs on this technique, see my blog post at www.planetjune.com/stripes (and I hope you'll enjoy making my Temperature Snake!)