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What is it? Crochet Stitch Charts are a visual representation of the physical stitches you make with your hook and yarn. Think of the Written Crochet Pattern and the Crochet Stitch Chart as two complimentary pieces to your work. The Written Crochet Pattern describes the stitches and the Crochet Stitch Chart shows you the stitches. Each physical and written stitch has a corresponding symbol that represents that stitch. To read a Crochet Stitch Chart, all you have to remember is: See a symbol, make a stitch! |
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LIVE Web Seminar: Photographing Your Projects Like A Pro
It's time for another LIVE webinar with the Shibaguyz!
Photographing Your Projects Like A Pro:
Tips and tricks for taking professional quality photos of handcrafted items
Tips and tricks for taking professional quality photos of handcrafted items
This webinar is presented by F&W Media, the folks who bring us publications like Interweave Crochet, Beadwork, Interweave Knits, Quilting Arts, Spin-Off, and so MANY more!
These webinars are the perfect solution for those of you who want to take classes with us but just can't get to where we are teaching. Now you can just turn on your computer and interact with us live and in person from the comfort of your own home or anywhere you can stream content on your devices. WOOHOO!!
Here's the details: Live Web Seminar Date: February 25, 2014 Start Time: 1 pm EST Length: 60 Minutes Price: $19.99 Yup… that's an hour of instruction with a professional photographer for under $20. AND you get an archived version of the class to watch over and over again! Can't make the live event? No worries! The archived seminar will be available to all who register and will include any class materials given during the live event as well as ALL questions asked during and AFTER the class. That's right… no question goes unanswered! |
So… jump on over to the Interweave site via the link below. There are more details about exactly what Jason will be covering in class and you can get registered TODAY!
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How To Make the End Cap Finishing Stitch
Technique
End Cap Finishing Stitch
End Cap Finishing Stitch
What is it?
The End Cap Finishing Stitch is a technique for weaving in that last stitch in a row of crochet.
The End Cap Finishing Stitch is a technique for weaving in that last stitch in a row of crochet.
Why Use It? The End Cap Finishing Stitch creates a tidy corner on the end of a row of crochet. This weaves in the yarn tail at the end of the row but does it with style! In our never-ending quest to fine tune our stitching and finishing techniques, we wanted a way to both weave in the tail from that last stitch but do it in a way that didn't look all wonky. |
The End Cap Finishing Stitch is especially helpful when the end of your crochet row won't have a border or another piece of fabric stitched onto it and this last stitch will show as part of the finished project. The End Cap Finishing Stitch provides and neat and tidy end cap while weaving in the tail invisibly.
Why use it? Because you are proud of your work and want every stitch to look as good as it possibly can. And, when a technique is this easy, who NOT use it?
NOTE: The End Cap Finishing Stitch works equally well on the last stitch of a knitting row. The technique for knitting will be similar to the single crochet example we show below.
Why use it? Because you are proud of your work and want every stitch to look as good as it possibly can. And, when a technique is this easy, who NOT use it?
NOTE: The End Cap Finishing Stitch works equally well on the last stitch of a knitting row. The technique for knitting will be similar to the single crochet example we show below.
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How To Make the Crochet Knotless Starting Chain
Technique
The Knotless Starting Chain
The Knotless Starting Chain
Why Use It?
In our quest to create perfect finishes on our crochet designs, that little bump at the beginning of every project has been a nuisance that just won't go away. Sure, we could hide it when we woven in the starting tail, but it was still there… taunting us… the evil little bump.
In our quest to create perfect finishes on our crochet designs, that little bump at the beginning of every project has been a nuisance that just won't go away. Sure, we could hide it when we woven in the starting tail, but it was still there… taunting us… the evil little bump.
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