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Blocking
Blocking projects finish them off perfectly. If you are working on a modular project, blocking the individual pieces ensure a much easier joining process at the end.
Double Magic Loop
The single magic loop solves the problem of the hole, but it is weak. The double magic loop is a better option.
Invisible Join
Don’t close your last round with a slip-stitch! It’s ugly. Use the invisible join method instead.
Ripple Tutorial
This tutorial will demystify the ripple entirely. Plus, you will have quite a few ripple patterns to play with afterwards, written and charted.
Standing Stitches Tutorial
Starting a new row or round with a slip-stitch and chains, is so yesteryear. Standing stitches is the in thing! Follow the link for video tutorials for both left- and right-handed hookers.
Twisted Double Crochet Tutorial
Turning chains are out of fashion and in my world, they will never feature again. I came up with the Twisted Double Crochet many years ago, and since then, it has been adopted all over the globe. Follow the link for video tutorials (LH and RH, in rows and in rounds).
Wacky Weave Tutorial
Wacky Weave is also known as Interlocking Crochet. This tutorial covers the overlay starting method.
Weaving Tails Away
There is nothing worse than a tail coming undone, causing a project to start unraveling. Secure your tails properly with this method.