I just “happened across” your web site, and I can’t believe how beautiful the techniques are and your generosity in sharing these with the public. I have been crocheting for almost 60 years, and some of these are new to me! I am definitely going to “donate” and will be adding your link to my Favorites. Thank you!
Oh my goodnessss.. your pieces of work were amazing! I also just happened to come across your website! I just took up crocheting and I didn’t know that crochet could be soo… beautiful!
I would love to be able to read your instructions though.. Found some sites that gives definition but i still don’t understand, for e.g., the part in bracket in “Ch 6 (to count as dc an ch-3″..
Do you have any recommended crochet abbreviation demystifier link?
Hi, the bracketed content explains WHY you chain 6. Chain 6 takes the place of the DC and the first ch3. Hope that helps! In this case the info in the brackets is not an instruction to repeat stitches. A dc takes 3 chains to duplicate in a turning stitch. The other chain 3 makes up for the 3 chains you would be doing after the dc.
I just “happened across” your web site, and I can’t believe how beautiful the techniques are and your generosity in sharing these with the public. I have been crocheting for almost 60 years, and some of these are new to me! I am definitely going to “donate” and will be adding your link to my Favorites. Thank you!
Oh my goodnessss.. your pieces of work were amazing! I also just happened to come across your website! I just took up crocheting and I didn’t know that crochet could be soo… beautiful!
I would love to be able to read your instructions though.. Found some sites that gives definition but i still don’t understand, for e.g., the part in bracket in “Ch 6 (to count as dc an ch-3″..
Do you have any recommended crochet abbreviation demystifier link?
PS: Really nice works!
Hi, the bracketed content explains WHY you chain 6. Chain 6 takes the place of the DC and the first ch3. Hope that helps! In this case the info in the brackets is not an instruction to repeat stitches. A dc takes 3 chains to duplicate in a turning stitch. The other chain 3 makes up for the 3 chains you would be doing after the dc.
Good projects….Thank u!