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Where was blanket stitch first used?
it was used as a medicene ?
When crocheting a beanie how do you end it?
Assuming you've crocheted from the center out, end the last row with slip stitches to give a nice smooth edge. Then slip stitch to the first stitch of the round, tie off and sew in the end to hide it.
Does the stitch up after a magic loop slip stitch count as your first stitch?
No, the stitch up after a magic loop slip stitch does not count as your first stitch, the magic loop slip stitch does.
What do you need to make an iggy koopa plush?
so first you need purple material. Cut out his shape using a blanket stitch. With puffy paint or material do the eyes and mouth.
How to stop complete knitted blanket from curling?
if you want your blanket to stop from curling you can knit the last row and that should stop some of the curling of your blanket. and for the sides just knit on the last and first stitch. hope i helped you. let me know how it turned out. Asker: I made a border with crochet. Thanks for your answer,it would help in my next project :)
How do you finger knit a blanket?
Do a slip knot on the needle make 48 stitches on the needle then do the Knit stitch technique until you get it the correct length you want if you want different colors then do a slip knot on the end string with your next color. I suggest 50 rows for a newborn blanket or 60-100 rows for a kid or bigger blanket so get knitting oh, and you might want to check out this website http:/www.wikihow.com/Knit-Blankets
How do you do a single crochet in a single crochet?
It's exactly how it sounds. After starting the next row, put your hook in the chain of the next single crochet stitch, yarn over the hook and draw the hook through the loops. If you're still stuck there are some good instructional videos on you tube.
What is the hardest stitch in crochet?
What one crocheter finds difficult, another person might find easy, so it is hard to say which would be the most difficult stitch to work for you personally. The hardest stitch is probably the first one you learn after the chain stitch, usually either single or double crochet. The stitch itself isn't hard, but it is awkward at first learning something new. Once you know the chain, single and double crochet, half doubles, trebles and all the variations beyond the treble come easily because they are so similar to the single and double crochet. As with knitting, it isn't the actual stitch that brings an opportunity for life-long study of crochet, but the infinite number of ways those stitches can be combined and manipulated. Bobbles and clusters, working around posts, reaching to stitches in rows below, twisting, picots...all of these are simply manipulations of the three basic stitches (chain, single crochet and double crochet). Addition to first answer: A good answer, but -- I once surveyed 12 crochet experts on this exact question, and they all said the bullion stitch.
What does 1 garter stitch in the beginning of an English rib pattern mean?
keep the first stitch always as a knit stitch on both sides
How do you crochet the second row?
The technique for crocheting a second row in a piece differs for each stitch. For example, for single crochets, you go up one chain, turn and go into the first loop on your piece (the top that looks like a braid or a v). For double crochet, you generally chain up 3 and go into the second stitch of the row. The number of chains needed may vary depending on the personal tension of the crocheter and how tall your stitches are. However, it is important to note that in single crochet, the chain up does NOT count as a stitch and in double and triple crochet it does. This makes a difference in which stitch is worked as your final stitch of the succeeding rows. If you miss the last stitch, or you go into the wrong first stitch, you will lose or add stitches on each row causing your work to go in directions you did not plan. You might like to check tutorials on Youtube which demonstrate the technique.
Create Child and Pet Pictures with Single Crochet Stitches?
While crochet enthusiasts enjoy making clothing and home decor items from patterns, even a beginner can increase her level of creativity with crocheted pictures of loved ones, a child's favorite characters or beloved pets. Use crocheted pictures on child or adult tops, decorate a child's bedspread or favorite blanket, or frame the finished picture as a wall hanging. This beginner project uses the single crochet stitch throughout the entire picture. Single crochet is the first stitch that novices learn, and it presents an attractive finished piece. If you want to crochet a picture wall hanging, you might need to add more background rows to fit the size display frame you have chosen. After choosing a favorite photo, upload it to your computer. Put graph paper in the printer and re-size the photo to your preferred size. Use color ink when printing. To crochet the photo, start by counting the number of blocks at the widest and longest rows. Add a border of three or more rows depending on your desired finished size. Single crochet the width of one block on the graph paper. The number of stitches per block varies with the type of yarn and the way that you crochet. Some people make tight crochet stitches while others make loose stitches. Once you know how many stitches to make per block on the graph paper, you can begin this pleasurable and creative endeavor. An important point for beginners to remember is to make even stitches. If some areas are loosely crocheted but other sections are of a different gauge, then your finished work will look lopsided. Add one extra single crochet stitch as the end of each row for turning your work. To use more than one color in a row, carry strands of the other colors on top of the just completed row of crochet stitches. As you crochet, these extra colors will be blended into the work but not seen. When you need to change colors, start with the new color in the previous stitch at the final yarn-over.
Do you get stitch on first few weeks of pregnancy?
no
