#planned pooling

[burgundyy]

washy washy somebody wash me. first planned pooling attempt went off without a hitch

[nanenna]

Finally finished.

[alittlecherrylemonade]

I’ve been terrified of color pooling since I learned what it was but I finally got the gall to try it this weekend and I’m amazed. I was expecting it to be a lot harder. Though the chart definitely helps. I will say, messing with tension this much is a bit of a pain though 😂

[elvneedleworks]

something came over me

[thecrochetcrowd]

Crochet Planned Pooling Scarf Pattern + Tutorial

Crochet Planned Pooling Scarf Crochet Planned Pooling Scarf Crochet Planned Pooling is really trending right now. Our Laura Jean is on a roll for doing up a wack of scarves using this concept. This is her latest scarf she crocheted. Planned Pooling uses the Moss Stitch. Laura Jean has advice to help you and I have provided you a tutorial to help you through the steps of getting your scarf set up.…

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[crochethooks]

I was trying out the grit stitch on an old skein of variegated cotton yarn and then this happened. I don't know the first thing about planned pooling, but I definitely see the appeal 😍

[mooglyblog]

Learn Crochet Planned Pooling Basics with Marly Bird on Moogly! Planned Pooling is an amazing yet easy crochet technique, and Marly is an expert!

Curious about Planned Pooling? Learn from the expert! ♥ I've got an *amazing* guest post on Moogly today by Marly Bird - and she walks you through everything you need to get started with this intriguing crochet technique! Learn now at https://www.mooglyblog.com/crochet-planned-pooling-basics/

[melipixie]

Planned Pooling, Need Help!

Hey All, so I am trying planned pooling for the first time, and for a bit, it was going great. A bit wiggly in the lines but argyle all the same.

Then, suddenly, my colored stripes straightened out! I can't figure out why, because nothing changed; what stitch I'm using, how many stitches per row, hook size and my grip on the handle, I don't think my tension changed either... But suddenly the lines are wrong. (Picture below for reference.)

Can anyone help me please?! I'm so confused!

Also, Noodles is so over helping me figure out my yarny woes 😂