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Crochet Loop Stitch (right-handed version)

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Uploaded by on Oct 25, 2010

How to crochet the loop stitch, by June Gilbank (www.planetjune.com)

Left-handers: see my YouTube channel for the left-handed version!

For more crochet tips and tutorials, see www.planetjune.com/help

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  • beautiful thanx for sharing please do more videos

  • @sobeautiful40 Thank you, I plan to!

  • Question: if I cut the loops, they won't pull out, right?? Meaning, they're locked in so the stitching won't unravel? What about if washed?

  • @APenny1220 Yes, the loops are locked in, so they won't unravel. I'd suggest you wash it as you would delicates, and put it in a mesh bag or pillowcase, to make sure none of the strands snag on anything in the wash.

  • great tutorial.. its a little bit different from the others as you only wind up with two loops after you pull through..

  • @no1pugmom Yes! I’ve seen at least 4 methods for creating loop stitch; my demo shows the method I find most effective, as, unlike the other methods I’ve seen and tried:

    - It doesn’t distort the size of the ‘single crochet’ part of the stitch

    - It locks the loop firmly into place

    - The loops formed stand up nicely away from the work

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  • ok

  • This is fantastic. Thank you so much! I really love how the loops stand up better the way you do it than the way I was originally taught.

  • Thank you for this tutorial. I've been searching for a while how to make such a stitch, so I can cut the loops as well if I want to.

    Many other methods show a stitch where you can't cut the loop, because it would destroy your whole work.

    Please keep making these clear and useful tutorials!

  • @planetjune Thanks so much. :) I'm going to be making a "fur" look with this stitch in a continuous round, so I'm glad I can cut it! :)

  • EXCELLENT TUTORIAL - Thank you.

  • Awesome, thanks for sharing this video!!

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