Hello crocheters and menders of Tumblr !
I'm looking for resources on how to mend crochet pieces, of all types, but especially granny squares at the moment. Do you have any recommendations ?
thank u in advance
xx Bribri
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Hello crocheters and menders of Tumblr !
I'm looking for resources on how to mend crochet pieces, of all types, but especially granny squares at the moment. Do you have any recommendations ?
thank u in advance
xx Bribri
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First crochet project, i thought everything was alright, but then i did half of the second row and had to undo it because something was wrong with my yellow chains:
Is it fixable ? Or do i have to scrap it? Did i fuck it up with my striked through T's (i am not checking out the english name) or was i cooked from the start? Please help 😭
for reference, i am about 5'2, the scarf is roughly 3ft long already, i have roughly half(?) a skein left
How long should I make the scarf I'm crocheting?
As long as I am tall
6 feet
Just go until you run out of yarn
Your first attempt at crochet looks great! Your single crochet looks better then when I first started. Some nice straight edges there! If I haven't crocheted in a while, my edges can still get a bit wonky. You can hide a lot with a nice border though. (Try chaining two and doing a single crochet in your next stitch. makes a neat ruffley border.) One way you can try to fix a skipped stitch is adding two of the same crochet into one stitch; it's also called an increase. Doesn't always work though.
I figured out what I was doing wrong with the half double stitch. I got the instructions confused when starting a new row. But I figured it out!
The ruffle edge sounds fun though. Imma try that!
Is nine and a half feet (9' 6", or 115 inches) a normal length for a scarf? The person it is for is roughly five foot five (5'5" or 65 inches)
How do you manage to make so many t-Rex in two days? I'm astounded.
It’s amazing what one can accomplish when one never leaves the house!
hi! I always love your crochet work. I was wondering if you would ever put up a pattern of the axolotl for sale in the future?
Hi, and thanks! I might put together a pattern for the axolotl eventually, but I’d like to spend some time and refine the pattern into something a little easier to make first.
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Do you sell the t-rex pattern?
I do! You can find it here.