This is an interesting crochet technique, will have to give this a try! By TXCr1cket on YouTube, there are other videos you may want to watch there too, including the same technique done in the round.
This is an interesting crochet technique, will have to give this a try! By TXCr1cket on YouTube, there are other videos you may want to watch there too, including the same technique done in the round.
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I like the looks of this. I’m going to try this on my next project. Thanks for sharing the video.
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I really like that. I will definitely try that. Thanks for sharing the video.
Hugs,
Sharon
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Thanks for the resource!
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I am simply overjoyed to find this!! I am a beginner crocheter, have been STUCK for about a year now. I thought I wasn’t practising enough, turning wrong, my rows were mostly, but not always uneven! I just started a new blog about being creative. I love to craft, I sew, make beaded jewelry, crochet…I just learned the no turning chain concept for the sc and now, here, for the dc. I cannot thank you enough!!! I can continue to move forward now, Thank you so much!!
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Glad to hear it is working for you. I tried it, and found that my regular ch3 turn worked better. I think I might like it for working in rounds, as the ch’s line up in that and is more noticiable. Will have to compare.
I used to have gaps with the turning ch’s in rows, but found I was doing it wrong. Wasn’t turning my work in the proper direction, which twists the chain making it stick out more. I still have to watch myself, as I naturally want to turn the wrong way. Also have to watch and make sure to attach the stitch through 2 loops of the top of the turning chain, too easy to go fast and miss one, leaving a hole.
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