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Line a Crochet bag using only Crochet - No Sewing! If you've always wanted to add a liner to your crochet items but didn't know how or want to sew, this is the tutorial for you!

Tools:

Rotary cutter with skip blade: https://amzn.to/3AMsx3F Crochet hook clips to or pins to hold fabric.

Crochet Straight Edges Every Time With Starting Stitches If you want to crochet straight edges every time and eliminate any gaps in your work, then starting stitches are for you! This shows you how to do Starting Stitches in all the basic crochet stitches. Some use the stacked single-crochet technique, some use the elongated loop method.

Crochet Standing Stitches - No more chains! This technique is used for colour-changes so that you don't need to attach the new colour and then chain up to get to the right height. This makes the edges much more even. (This technique only works for colour changes, not for continuing an existing thread.)

No Sew Granny Square | Multicolour Granny Squares WITHOUT all the ends! Learn how to make a granny square with multiple colour WITHOUT having to sew in any ends! This No Sew Granny Square is a GAME CHANGER!

Knitting Help - Portuguese Knitting Style Even if you're perfectly happy with the way you knit, encourage you to give this video a looksie. Portuguese knitting is kind of mind-blowing, and the resulting stitches are identical to Continental/English/American knitting, which means you can work a row of Portuguese knitting or purling in your current project, if you like.

Reinforcing, cutting and picking up stitches from a steek / Stranded Knitting - steeks How to reinforce, cut and pick up stitches from a steek.

I'm a fan of long scarfs especially if they are worked in a short row like this scarf, lengthwise can tend to be a little daunting. It's an easy pattern to remember and crochet. Get the free pattern at https://thecrochetcrowd.com/chunky-crochet-short-row-scarf-pattern/

Colorful Crochet: Invisible Floats in Single Crochet This video shows a quick and easy way to make nearly invisible color changes when changing colors during a row in single crochet.

This video knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the structured selvedge edge. This stitch creates . The structured selvedge edge stitch would be great for all edging projects! For written instructions and photos please visit: http://newstitchaday.com/how-to-knit-the-structured-selvedge-edge/

Knitting tips on how to knit neat edges and the 10 best edge stitch knitting techniques.

Includes: Chain Stitch Selvage, Garter Stitch Selvage, Twisted slip stitch/Twisted chain stitch selvage, Double or triple garter stitch selvage, Double seed stitch selvage, Double twisted selvage, Double stockinette stitch edge, I-cord edge, Brioche selvage/Russian edge, Stockinette stitch edge/seam edge.

In this step by step tutorial I will show you how to add cables into a finished project using a knooking hook but a crochet hook can also be used.

In this step by step tutorial I will show you how to make a larger panel on the Sentro Knitting Machine but these steps will work on most circular knitting machines including the Addi King.

Items used Sentro Knitting Machine, Darning Needles, Card, Scissors, Pencil, Tape, Crochet Hook/Knooking Hook

In this video I will show you how to do left and right leaning decreases and 3 different ways to do increases.

00:00 - Introduction 00:50 - Decreases 04:37 - Decorative Increase 05:32 - Hidden Increase 07:18 - Another Increase 09:09 - Finished Swatch

In this step by step tutorial I will show you how to make decorative eyelets on the Sentro Knitting Machine to create lace knitting patterns. These steps will work on most circular knitting machines including the Addi King.

Items used Sentro Knitting Machine: https://rb.gy/qwc9rn Loom Pick Darning Needles: https://rb.gy/lutl8b

Chapters: Making the pattern: 00:22 Making the eyelets: 02:14 The Result: 05:31 Top Tips: 05:57

My other tutorials 2 Hour Cardigan Tutorial: https://youtu.be/8XspjgF6M0A Knitting Machine Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XspjgF6M0A&list=PL5OS5szYTZEsPeWfaPqPYpt7ZzxKezZ4v

There are so many ways to close a hat! It's mostly about preference. I prefer to never have to remove my hook or do any sewing, so if you're like me, you'll love this method! This is showing how to close the Bre Beanie, my most popular pattern (thatcozyfox.etsy.com) But this method can be used for any "Bottoms Up" style of hat! Perfect for slouchy hats.

Instructions for working this edging: Right Side: Knit 1, slip 1 with yarn in front, Knit 1, work across row to last three stitches, Knit 1, slip 1 with yarn in front, Knit 1

Wrong Side: Slip 1 with yarn in front, Knit 1, slip 1 with yarn in front, work across row to last three stitches, slip 1 with yarn in front, Knit 1, slip 1 with yarn in front

Please excuse the green screen background - we're under a bit of construction in the studio. Exciting changes to come!

Information on things you'll see in this video: The poncho on the mannequin behind me is my Rodeo Drive Poncho, pattern + video tutorial: http://verypink.com/2013/12/20/rodeo-drive-poncho/

The purple scarf I'm wearing is this pattern: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sexy-shawl

The yarn I used in the bulky samples is Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Bulky, in color Silver.

The bamboo needles I used are by Clover.

The nail color I'm wearing is by OPI, "Berries in the Canaries".

When I made the trivet, I wanted to use chain edges. So I used English chain stitch selvage, which creates a beautiful twisted chain along the edge. It is created with slip and purl stitches. I thought you might enjoy this knitting tip.

Due to popular demand, today I bring you a flame painting tutorial. It truly is amazing to see the copper come to life in an array of shimmering colours as you heat it with a hot flame. Today I will give you some of the basic knowledge to get you started on your own flame painting adventure. This skill is best learned through practise so I encourage you to just have a go.

How to Loom Knit Wedge Increases for the Universal X Loom Left and Right Handed. Blog Link for written details: https://theloommuse.blogspot.com/2018/11/tips-and-techniques-to-using-universal.html

String art has been a popular craft for over a hundred years, especially in the late 1960's and 70's when it was combined with psychedelic colours to create some very dazzling geometric patterns.

I could not find any examples of string art ever being crafted into resin, so here is my experiment using DMC Light Effects E980 thread to make a very striking pendant, which is bright yellow in daylight and glows like crazy under blacklight. The idea was to remove the pins after the resin had cured to leave the string magically suspended with no visible means of support.

Please join me over on Instagram @resinaceous for sneak previews, work-in-progress and some exclusive designs that don't feature here on YouTube.

I hope you enjoy the video!

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