Interlocking Crochet™ - Introduction

Free Interlocking Crochet™ Patterns available at www.InterlockingCrochet.com. A description of the various fabrics created by the Interlocking Crochet technique. These include the single-sided design that is the same on both sides. The double-sided design has a different design on each side. Each side has a different dominant color. Free Interlocking Crochet patterns are available at www.InterlockingCrochet.com.

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Howto & Style

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• Interlocking
• Crochet
• intermeshing
• double-filet
• crochet
• reversible
• fabric
• how
• to
• tutorial

[tanisgalik]

You are welcome. I know sometimes you actually have to see the technique executed for it to make sense. A picture and some words may not be enough.

Thanks for writing.

Tanis

[tanisgalik]

Thanks. There are now two groups at Ravelry.com for Interlocking Crochet. Please join and post any pictures there.

Tanis

[tanisgalik]

There are now two groups at Ravelry.com for Interlocking Crochet. Please join and post any pictures there.

Tanis

[annettelauretta]

Good Morning Tanis, Thank you so much for responding so quickly to my question from yesterday... It was very helpful... I was wondering if you have a facebook page... I would love to post some of the projects I finish on your page to share with others.. I posted a link for your book on my facebook page in hopes that my other crochet friends will join in the fun... I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Annette.

[tanisgalik]

@annettelauretta

I'm not on facebook yet. I haven't had time to work on everything. I am on Ravelry with the CGOA and I think I will start a public page for everyone to post their finished projects and make their comments on it. Also, if you haven't done so, write a very brief review or just copy your comments to the Amazon - Interlocking Crochet book page.

Thanks for being in touch.

Tanis

[crochet2give]

Hi Tanis! I saw your video on youtube and then ordered your book. I practiced the basics on a small swatch and am now ready to try each of the patterns. In the book, it looks like all of your samples are a similar size. I thought this could make a nice sampler afghan. It would be so helpful to know how many stitches you used on each of your samples. Is it possible to get that info? I appreciate your videos. I am excited to get started, and become proficient!

[tanisgalik]

@crochet2give

I tried to make the samples about the same size so I could unite them into a sampler myself. I tried to make them 8" x 8". This was usually 20 A blocks and 19 B blocks with an H hook. However, some designs require a different count so I would have adjust to that count. See the blog at Interlocking Crochet to explain # sts + # at each design.

Tanis

[WarisitaBoricua]

I ordered this book a while ago when it first came out. I really love the technique but just couldn't get it right. So I finally decided to check on youtube and here you are. I am absolutely thrilled about these videos. I was about to sell the book on ebay and give up. Thanks so much.

[mguerra6]

That's so beautiful.

[tanisgalik]

Thanks for your question regarding 6 sts + 6, etc.

I tried to explain it here, but the characters are limited. Go to Interlocking Crochet website blog and I'll post the complete answer there.

Thanks for the great question.

Tanis

[tanisgalik]

@annettelauretta

Thanks for the great comments.

Tanis