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How to make the Picot Crochet Stitch
The standard Popcorn Crochet Stitch shown by using two different methods.
This is NOT a puff or cluster stitch. Those are different stitches that look similar to the Popcorn stitch but they all vary in size and how they are created.
A quick how to for making a Fan crochet stitch.
You'll need a crochet hook and yarn to get you started.
Basic knowledge of the Double Crochet stitch is needed to create the decorative Shell/Fan stitch.
Learn to make the Triple crochet stitch
Difference in stitch size when using different sized hooks
Learn how to do the Double Crochet Stitch
Previous Videos:
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Absolute Basics of Crocheting
*Slip knot, chain stitch and single crochet stitch*
https://youtu.be/FcceciKRsj8
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Best Way To Bind Yarn Tails
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Half Double Crochet Stitch
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No Sew Rag Rug
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Or on BitChute
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This is the best way (that I've found) to secure your yarn tails. If you knit, crochet or work with yarn frequently you know how hard it can be to make those tails stay in place especially after a number of washes of your project.
Using a felting needle will help to bind the tails to your work and help your project stay securely together.
Items needed:
Yarn
Crochet hook
Yarn needle
Scissors
*Optional*
Felting needle
Felting pad
Learn how to make the half Double crochet stitch.
Hands down the best way to hide and bind yarn project tails.
Crochet Basics for the absolute beginner.
We go over types of yarn and hooks.
We learn the chain stitch which is important for any crochet project and we learn the single crochet stitch.
Both those stitches combined will help any beginner start their crochet journey.
Crocheting is a great skill to have and one that can be passed down from generation to generation.
I am not sponsored by Bernat, Red Heart or Mainstays yarn brands.
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YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAPb67vWO1RIV_Ebq1crBqw
UpCycle your old fabric scraps or old clothing, turn them into a soft easy to make Rag Rug.
Items needed:
Fabric..lots and lots of Fabric
Tshirts, sweatshirts, pjs,fabric scraps..etc.
Crafting Mesh or Nonstick Rug backing mat
A pair of sharp scissors
(You'll do lots of cutting)
A measuring tape
Your fingers
If making a rug with Multiple colors be sure to CUT ALL STRIPS BEFORE YOU BEGIN TYING!!
Cut your material into 6"×1" strips
Push one side of the fabric strip through the mesh square from underneath the mat then push the other end into a square next to the first one. Pull both sides of the strip evenly through the square and tie it in a knot. Keep filling the mat up until all full... That's it!
Although it's very time consuming it's really easy and lots of fun.
Get the kids involved, it's a great activity for the whole family to get in on.
Have Fun,
Bearly Creative 💜
I am a stay at home mom of three really great kids. Trying to get by in this day is near impossible so I've picked up a few tricks along the way. I want to share some of those tips and skills with y'all.
I'll post "how to videos" to Hopefully help some of the younger Mom's (or childless, or men, or Everybody!) Pick up some neat Upcycling projects and ways to make your own clothing/ household items with Yarn.
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to comment 💜