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Im so happy you are here. I am very new at this and whenever i am reading a pattern and get a lil stuck i can always come here and refer to you .. THANK YOU for being here and taking the time to make all these videos. Youre an awesome person.
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@luv2theworld You are welcome! :)
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OOOHH I've been doing it wrong all this time. I've been BLO and splittin the yarn in half for a FLO and BLO. Thanks so much for this video! ^-^
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I don't usually do front loop only or back loop only, so this may be a stupid question. Is the front loop the one that is always toward you, or does it mean the front of the project? Thanks for the help~
Violetbookworm08 2 months ago
@Violetbookworm08 If you have a one sided project, the front loop will be the one facing you. If you are turning with rows, it could be possible that you would be working in the back loop to maintain some sort of design aspect. The author of the pattern should give you specific instructions. When they tell you FLO or BLO, you will work the front or back loop only. If you don't like how it looks, you can modify to your preference.
tjw1963 2 months ago
Thank you as always. What is 2sctog?
I got this pattern from my aunt and did a search ... I only see sc2tog. Are they the same or did my aunt has a typo?
wonton71 5 months ago
@wonton71 2sctog is going to mean single crochet 2 together. That will be a decrease. You insert the hook in the first stitch, wrap the yarn over, pull it through, insert your hook through the next stitch, wrap the yarn over, pull it through, There are 3 loops on the hook, wrap, the yarn over and pull through all 3 loops.
tjw1963 5 months ago
back loop, is it the same with back ridges?
65twinkle 6 months ago
@65twinkle Yes, I have heard it called back ridge
tjw1963 6 months ago