Bridging a Gap When You Join rounds
September 25, 2012
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Hello!
This site and contents now live at http://www.hellospeckless.com/
Hope to see you there,
Heidi
hey, very clever idea – thanks for sharint! i’ll try it on my next hat 🙂
I’ve been doing this for years and it really works. Also when turning a flat piece, instead of just chaining the required amount, I turn, put my hook in the last stitch from row I just completed and then chain the amount. It makes a much stronger neater edge. The chain and double crochet (if I’m working in dc, is too bulky for the end of a flat row, but in the round it is great.
Wow this makes so much sense. I’ve been noticing I get that gap when I join rounds and now I know what to do, thank you!!
What a great idea! Thank you for sharing.
I will definitely have to give this technique a try.. thanks so much for sharing this!
Thank you so much for this! Helped me out SO much!!
thank you a lot!!!!
xxxxx Ale
I love it!
I’m new to crocheting and I think I was doing that extra stich but in the end of chrocheting my cowl neck, where it joins, was much taller than the rest of the scarf. I have taken it apart so so many times!!!