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Thanks
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wow ...love it ...i actually know this steps ....but i really want to learn new things coz im kind bored of the old things
love your vedeo
2222 nice
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For your Kingston cap video, when you first make the chain and then do the double crochet, do you skip to the fourth chain then too?
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@TXTalker69 I am going below the two loops at the top of the stitch. Many people call this the V.
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I love that you slow your videos down. It make it much easier and faster to grasp what you're doing.
MissNayNay 1 month ago
@MissNayNay Thank you.
tjw1963 1 month ago
Hi Teresa, I am very new to crocheting and I was wondering, I only have one hook. What is the difference in hooks, and how important is it to have more than one. I love how you show how to do it and then you do it in slow mo. Thanks for your help and time :) Vicki
TheVivs3 1 month ago
@TheVivs3 Hi Vicki - A different size hook will result in a different size project. Even when you have the same size, there is always the possibility that you will have a different end result. You can always modify to make your project larger or smaller by working more or less increase rounds. With projects like hats, most likely you will end up with a smaller hat with a smaller hook.
tjw1963 1 month ago
@tjw1963 So the larger the hook the larger the holes say on a scarf?? Im using a I/9 on my scarf.
TheVivs3 1 month ago
@TheVivs3 Yes, if you have a larger hook, the holes will be larger. That may work well for a scarf or even hat but it may not work well for a stuffed animal. With the larger holes, the stuffing will show and possibly fall out.
tjw1963 1 month ago