This was the most difficult part to learn in crochet for me when I was learning.
I use a chain one as first stitch in single crochet and have many methods of increase and decrease.
I search for ways to make edge stitches as neat as possible, just want to see how other crocheters do it. So thanks for trying to help me.
I am attempting to crochet a scarf. I can crochet one line but how to I go back the other way once I am at the edge? My friend told me to loop the yarn twice and insert the hook on the side facing away from me? I am really confused!
I removed this edging from an old pair of pillowcases my mom had embroidered when the old cases became unusable. I would like to reuse the edging. I have embroidered a new pair of cases that have the holes near the edge with a raw edge below that. Can I just slip stitch the crochet edging into the holes in the case with white embroidery floss or even plain white thread? What do I do about the raw edge? I appreciate any help with this, and since I am “craft-challenged,” the simpler the better! Thanks!
Ok so I’ve knitted my piece, not done. There is some uneven stiches at the left side of the piece, I would like do a crochet edge to even it out but don’t know how. Please help.
This is my first time knitting something other than a simple scarf and I am stuck in the part where they gave me directions saying, “at neck edge, begin this row…”. How do I know where the neck edge is or do I just assume that after the directions I’ve been following, the next row is where the next edge is supposed to be?
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