THE HASSLE-FREE CHAINLESS CHAIN

The new project requires a chain of 53; the next step is to slip stitch and connect the chain. You do exactly so! Next, you must double crochet across the chain for two rows. You do that and discover that the foundation chain has a few drooping stitches. You pull all your hard work out, start over and the same situation is upon you...STOP IT. Start your beloved project with the chainless chain. Drooping will be a thing of the past!

CHAINLESS CHAIN INSTRUCTIONS:

▪Make a slip knot, chain 3, double or single crochet into the first stitch, yarn over and crochet behind the double stitch that was formed. You will find that a stitch was created...just like magic. Continue this pattern until the desired length is created.

You will love it & "GOODBYE" to drooping stitches!!

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(CHUNKY YARN) COLLAR WITH DECORATION BUTTON

This lovely, chunky yarn collar can be crafted in less than one hour. The yarn is from the Lion Brand, Hometown Collection. Only one skein is needed (81 yards), and so many beautiful colors are available for your selection. Go to: lionbrand.com A 10.00mm hook is required to complete this collar. If you are not a crafter, or a beginner and need more time to develop your crocheting skills; this collar can be purchased via the website. FREE PATTERN MATERIALS: Crochet hook, yarn, scissors and tapestry needle Foundation Chain: Complete chainless chain of 45, sl stitch chain together Row 1: sc entire row Row 2: cross stitch entire row Rows 3 & 4 repeat row 2, ch 1 Rows 5, 6 & 7 repeat row 1, sl stitch into ch 1 stitch, cut yarn, pull yarn through sl stitch and weave in end with tapestry needle, sew on large decoration button at front of collar, take the tail of chainless chain and connect the row with tapestry needle, weave in tail

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After you have exhausted yourself with crafting piles and more piles of all those granny squares required to complete an extra long cardigan or a king-size bedspread, feeling overwhelmed, you might be tempted to sew your project together before advancing to the next (possibly dreaded) step of blocking. It has been a long crafting journey, and you just-want it all to end. You want to finally see the big payoff and soak in that lovely, feeling of accomplishment. (At this point, it's not unusual to feel tired, or even bored and want to quickly move on to the next project). It is time to do something different! You decide: Yes, definitely skip the blocking process. Another scenario: New crafters might not be aware of the blocking technique, various ways to do it, blocking boards and the different types. Advice: Don't dare do it. Don't take the short road to the finish line. Take that extra time to block every-last-square to reveal the true beauty of...

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