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muchas gracias:;)

Wonderful to hear! Thank you:)

Hi! Yes, technically with all the chain spaces stitches in this one you will get a filet effect but you would want to use fingering weight yarn.👍 not sure how it would work out with a bulky yarn but you could give that a try;)

yes it is! I hope you give it a try:)

What a great idea!!!

Thank you so much! See, actually, you can use shelf liners strips just like I used in this video for some non-slip slippers - ruclips.net/video/lUjufxnWxTE/видео.htmlsi=ZbLAL2SwX0Nmk112. Hope this helps!

cool!

No it doesnt

Thank you so much. Glad you liked it!

How wonderful! Thank you for your comment. I'm glad it was helpful to you!

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Glad you like it! Thanks for the comment:)

Hi there! I don't have a pattern at this moment but it's coming up on my list to write so stay tuned. It will be up before you know it;) I'll keep you posted.👍

Hmm I 've never heard of the back bump of a SC. Perhaps they meant to describe the back loop? Or even the back legs (the vertical loops created?) Can you refer me to the pattern you are using. I can have a look and see.

@@TheStitchSessions Yes. Thanks so much.

@@TheStitchSessions "size DIRECTIONS: H ^ - 8 With Color A, using size 1-9 hook, ch 137. Row 1: Worked in back bump of sts across row. Sc in second ch from hook and in each ch across, ch 1, turn. (136 sc) Note: For ease of stitching in back bump, you may fold the 2 Ips of each st forward. Rows 2-5: Continue working in back bumps, sc in each st across, ch 1, turn

Here is a snippet from the directions

@@cathygubernick1289 Hmmmm, I've never seen a pattern written with this wording. I think they are talking about the back bumps of the starting chain and then for subsequent rows, I think they mean the back loops. The only other thing I can think of is the horizontal bar that forms on the single crochet but that ends up in the front when you turn your work. 🤔 Maybe try going into the back loops for your pattern and see how it starts to form.

@@tracyadams2244 beautiful! I hope you’ll share a pic when it’s done:)

@@marycato1361 I know! She’s so talented.🥰

Here is the link to that tutorial. ruclips.net/video/SnWIfTCwHfY/видео.htmlsi=Op3CxEgtuhw8K8mc Enjoy!

Oh this is so lovely to hear! Wonderful, wonderful!:)

Hi Karen, thank you for your feedback. I stopped at that point as subsequent rows are a repetition of the previous row. If I filmed every single row, the video would be extremely long and it's pretty long already;) I'm very happy to answer any questions you may have on any challenges you may be facing. Please do comment again or email me directly at info@crochetcrafty.com and I'm very happy to talk you through any of the rows that might be a little difficult for you. Hope that helps!

Oh good to hear. Yes, I know the terminology is a little different but glad it was clear enough that still made sense. thanks for your comment. It helps me know I'm on the right track with helping our crochet friends:)

It would be greatly appreciated if you could curb your language when making comments on this channel. Always happy to help if you have difficulty, although I'm not sure how I can go any slower. I have since made a more updated version of this which you can find here: ruclips.net/video/9Qf6I_WvETw/видео.htmlsi=_nn8-yGLlueMOt4Z Good luck.

Woohoo! That's great to hear:)

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Hi Angelica! So glad you found this helpful:)

Wonderful!:)

That's so great to hear. I'm glad this tutorial is being very helpful. Thanks for your comment.👍

Sure! The best thing to do is follow the instructions in this video and use the sizing chart for your specific size which you can find on my website here: www.crochetcrafty.com/bonus-tools.html Good luck! and keep me posted.

Hi Emma! It's all detailed in this video tutorial. Give it a watch all the way through and it should answer your questions. If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask.👍

Hi there! It's CrochetCraftyCanada but there should be a link near the bottom of this video's description. :)