May is looking…very striped! This is May 7-13 and the rows for what this picture shows can be found in this post. This weeks rows can be found below! If you are just finding this CAL, please check out the … Continued
FDC – Foundation Row Double Crochet: Ch3, yo and insert hook into third chain from hook, pull up a loop (3 loops on hook). *Yo and pull through 1 loop (this creates the base stitch (chain) for the next fdc), … Continued
This tutorial concludes my Color-Changing tutorial for filet crochet blankets by showing you how to change colors around your blanket as you add the initial single crochet edging called for in all of my patterns to set up for the … Continued
In this tutorial, I continue from Color Changing Part 1 (with FDC) to show you how to color change to the next set of colors to create color-blocked blanket.
EVERYTHING you need to know about Foundation Double Crochet AND changing colors in my patterns. Taught in this video: – FDC and how to color change in your FDC – Color changing the the middle of a row (RS and … Continued
Here are the Rows for May 7-13. Ready to join your January-April bocks? You can get the information for joining in this post. If you are just finding this CAL, please check out the details post for all the usual … Continued
Quick video tutorial of how to do a standing stitch – in this case, a standing double crochet. You can find my picture/word tutorial of this stitch here if you aren’t into videos. 😉
After adding the SC Edging, the blocks are ready to be converted into Granny Blocks. Below I give the “Granny Formula” for one whole block. The formula can be used two ways: one – granny the blocks AS YOU JOIN … Continued
May Block – Tulip Row 1: (in filler color) FDC 41 Chain Start Method: (in filler color) Ch43, dc in 4th ch from hook and in each ch across. Ch3 at beginning counts as the base ch and first dc … Continued
I LOVE this stitch for the finishing round of a blanket! It looks awesome and is super easy – once you test it out for a bit. It does feel odd at first to crochet “backwards” but the result is … Continued