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@somebody7311

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it works for me I have never had straight edges like this before I am so proud of my work now, thank you so much, I was about to give up crochet and return to knitting. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I like your formula for the number of turning chains based on how many times you yarn over to complete the stitch, i.e.; one for single and half-double crochet, two for double crochet and so on. It makes complete sense & I've never seen it explained that way before. Because you're a scientist by profession, you think of things in a scientific or mathematical manner. For those of us who like logic, this makes so much sense and is easy to understand! Thank you, Nikki!

Very helpful information. I've crocheted for over 40 yrs & had never heard this before.

Can’t thank you enough - I have crocheted for many years but always had trouble with turning. Your explanation and video made it all so simple.

You are a very good teacher. Sometimes have had trouble placing stitches when I turn the work, but with your formula and the slower speed in which you show the stitches.....I finally get it! Thank you!

Fantastic! Particularly helpful was the bit about how to figure out how many turning chains are needed for various stitches. Previously, I had to pause my project and either google or fumble around my notes. This video is great for those like me who learn from understanding formulas rather than just memorizing them.

Thank you so much. I have made tons of afghans throughout my life and always hated the turns and holes. Now, they are beautiful. Thank you thank you. I love the simpleness of it

The formula helped tremendously; I just wish you would show the end stitch of each row; especially for the first row into the chain. Thank you!!

Very helpful. This year's goal is to learn to crochet so this was helpful. Thank you.

Wonderful video! Thank you so much!

Such a good video….so well explained Nikki. Thank you so much.

You definitely helped me! Working on straight edges now and using stitch markers has helped. I am definitely going to invest in a stitch counter for now. Thanks again!

@NickisHomemadeCrafts

2 жыл бұрын

So glad it was helpful

I was going to use this to respond to just one but I now see several ppl are complaining.... So, here is what I was saying. In regards to not being able to follow what she's saying: Maybe its more for an advanced beginner but, when you look at patterns they will say for example, "chain 60, in 3rd chain from hook hdc to end, chain 2 turn". So you'd have 58 stitches, bc 2 was used as the turning chain. So, what happens, especially for us beginners, we get confused as to where the end of the chain is bc it looks like there's another stitch. Which of course is when all of our stuff goes wonky. So, what she telling you is that instead of doing a ch2, turn, hdc----remember to only do one, as she demonstrated the yo, and how many times you yo and pull through to finish that stitch. What that does is makes the stitches tighter on the ends and keeps them to the actual height of the stitch, which is why sc and hdc is only a ch1, bc that's the number of times you yo and pull through to complete that stitch. Likewise for the dc, you ch2 because you will yo two times to complete that stitch. Really it's very helpful for us newbies, especially when trying to figure out where to end the st in the row. The extra sts ( which you usually find in patterns saying: for hdc they say ch2, DC they say ch3, and treble/triple crochet they say ch4) is what caused the side to bulge out a little not keeping a tight straight line. So, what you have is an every other row on the sides with a bulge due to those 'extra' stitches most patterns tell you to do. Your other option is to chain the turning chains VERY, VERY tightly. I'm not sure everyone's skill level of crochet whose complaining, but I hope this helps. I found, when first starting, I would search for beginner videos and I'd watch them through first. Then I'd try to follow along. You can slow the play time down, not to mention 'rewind/replay' the instructions you're having a hard time with, rewinding until you can see and understand what they are saying. If after giving it that much effort and you still can't understand, move on to another persons video. They put in a lot of time, and effort to put these vids up for free. Maybe ask for some clarification in the comments section instead of basically saying she a bad teacher. If the person who made the video doesn't respond, most of the time another crocheter in the comments section will. Generally in this hobby group, people are helpful to each other. They are excited to share their skills and knowledge and are very welcoming to us newbies. So, I hope my above comments and explanations help you to follow the video better. Happy New Year!

@diannaralph7107

5 жыл бұрын

Hard to understand people complaining on a completely Free video someone is nice enough to post to help others.

This video is the first that made it clear to me (beginner trying to teach myself through books and videos) that the hook goes through both strands of the V with each stitch of each row. I was putting hook through just one yarn stitch. So thank you for that!!!!

It all makes sense now. I use a stitch marker at each end to mark my first and last stitch. Up till now, it has been ‘go to’ insurance for straight edges. I didn’t realise I’d been doing it right all this time! Thank you for clarifying it for me. ❣️🌹

Thank you! My goal is someday to be able to make a cardigan. I have been practicing stitches and trying to learn how to read patterns.For the life of me I couldn't figure out how to fix my rows. This video showed me how. I will be studying more of your videos.

I''m a brand new crocheter and this is the best video I've seen explaining stitches and how to have even edges. Can't wait to try it. Thanks so much!!

@NickisHomemadeCrafts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 😀

Thank you so much for explaining the formula for the number of turning chains! No other video has explained that!

Finally! After so many videos, I've found one that actually teaches me in a slow enough way and explains very well

@NickisHomemadeCrafts

2 жыл бұрын

So glad this was so helpful to you 😀

thank you for the info was informative from others.

Thank you sooooo much, this was so helpful and I will be using your formula! This was fantastic, and if you really pay attention, it is very easy to understand your logic. I am an absolute beginner and English is not my first language.

Yes this tutorial was very helpful I liked your explanations That you so much Happy Crocheting

Wow you are a great teacher/instructor. Wish I had found you when I started crocheting.! Getting a refresher course now. Thank you very much!

At 8 min... I am self-taught and began from a book but since I didn't have anybody to explain much in the pictures were not that much help I did the best I could and the method you were explaining is just what made sense to me and is prettier than what the book said to do so, there you have it. This will keep your work neat and you could get Blue Ribbons at the Art Exibition /Fair!

@NickisHomemadeCrafts

2 жыл бұрын

So thrilled it helped so much

I really liked your formula for figuring out how many chains to make for sc, hdc and dc. I also liked your "fix" for closing the hole that is made when you skip the first stitch when you turn. Loved this video!

Best explanation ever! Where have you been for so long! Highly recommend your tutorials!

This video is great. At 73, I did not know some of this. However, it is sad it goes out of camera, on the important showing of stitches, so often. but thanks for the rest.

This is very good news for newbie thank you

What if it says to skip the first stitch and chain 1 ? I’m workin a pattern that’s driving me crazy cause Trying to find what’s causing my side to slant .

I love your turtorials

I’m a beginner and this formula helped me so much. Made so much sense. And your pace demonstrating the stitches was easy for me to follow. Thank u!

Helpful overall but frustrating that the camera went out of focus for the critical stitches and at times your piece wasn’t even in the frame! This happened a lot near the end

thanks very much ~ good info! this has really been a problem for me, but now i think i understand 👍yay!

This was the best video on keeping straight edges I have seen. Thank you very much!!

Thank you for the tutorial. You were very concise and I learn visually. Any beginner should watch this video.

I thank you so very much for showing and in detail showing the right way. I can see it better with the blue yarn.

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing !!

I love the stacked single crochet stitch. Thanks for that tutorial

Excellent video! I've been learning a lot with you! Ü Thank you very much! Ü

Thank YOU so much for this slow and very specific way to going straight. There have been too many times mine have come out slightly bulging out or in! This was SUPER SUPER HELPFUL! More than you know. You see when you turned the work to the top of the work it was as if a huge light bulb went off... AND I kept counting the loop in the curve! Thank you, thank you!

Thanks so much! I’m new at crocheting and very frustrated. This helps tremendously!

@NickisHomemadeCrafts

2 жыл бұрын

So glad it was helpful

thank you for solving my problem regarding keeping edges straight. very clear instructions.

I'm back to watch this thru. I first began watching couple months ago when I watched just enough to get going. Today I came back to relearn, as I'd forgotten some key pointer. This is the best method offered, in my opinion. I've seen some other methods that seem convoluted and needless effort, where this method is simple, straight forward and works. I've used it for single and hdc and it's worked great, with good end results. Now I want to use it for taller stitches, for which I am back. Great video, thanks for sharing.

Thanks for showing how I can clean up my edges!! I always struggle with that turning chain

@NickisHomemadeCrafts

2 жыл бұрын

So glad it was helpful

Thank you! I've had the most crooked and lopsided projects. 😄 I found it very helpful!

Thanks so much such a helpful video

I've been crocheting over a year and this is very helpful. I still goof things up here and there. Thanks so much!

Your video helped me , thank you

Thank you so much. I was making a swatch in double crochet and couldn't seem to keep the edges straight or the same number of stitches per row. The demonstration video on the pattern of the sweater I am making shows 3 turning chains and going into the third double crochet for the second row. I ripped out over and over and finally found your video. Using 2 turning chains and going into the first stitch has made a world of difference. Just hope it keeps the number of pattern stitches correct, since the designer was doing it differently.

Lotsa people know their stuff but very few know how to IMPART that knowledge.... you fall in that category of the 'very few'...GREAT TUTORIAL! (and I've been crocheting for over 20 years)

@NickisHomemadeCrafts

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome! Thank you!!!!!

I’ve needed this lesson for a very long time! Thank you so much. ❤️

@kd-yd5pk

2 жыл бұрын

Me too !

Thank you for teaching us to make a straight edge on crochet. Your explanation really helpful & easy to follow for a beginner 👍🏼

@NickisHomemadeCrafts

2 жыл бұрын

Yay! So glad it was so helpful to you ❤️ thanks for watching my videos till the end 😀

I've watched a lot edges. of videos and not only does she goes slow but explains the steps to ensure straight

this has been so helpful thank you so much

Omg!!! Thank you so much, this video is very helpful,. And you r very helpful again thank you so very much!!!

Awesome teaching skills. I'm really new at this so your video is greatly appreciated. I'll be looking for more helpful techniques from you.

You are very thorough. I’m a newbie and having a hard time knowing what or where to insert the hook. I love your explanation and patience in your tutorial. Thanks!

@rosalinddonnelly9370

3 жыл бұрын

I have found your tutorial the best ever you take your time explaining to beginners with such skill and patience it was a joy please would you be so kind as to show us the first and last stitch before turning o work next row .thank you so much

I do love how you do this I've seen others skip a chain. My stitches are not coming out straight I thought you were going to talk about that also. Maybe you will the video isn't over yet. lol I'm in the process of getting back into crocheting after laying down my needle and yarn for years. Great video and very thorough! Loved it!

This is very helpful, I am a newbie at crocheting.

Really very helpful. Thank you for your extremely clear instructions. This video saved to favourites! 🇬🇧

Was very helpful

Very good thanks 🤩🤗⭐️🤗🤩💐🌹❤️

Very helpful

Very helpful. I learned useful tips! Thank you!

Nicki you are such a fantastic instructor, I really appreciated the close ups of the stitches and you have a pleasant voice, that is easy to listen to. Sometimes the work was out of focus but not terribly much. I found your tutorial easy to follow and understand but it would be better if you focused on only one crochet stitch per segment of the tutorial.

@NickisHomemadeCrafts

4 жыл бұрын

I’m so grateful for your review! Thank you so much

THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH 😊😊 M

Yay!!!! Now I know what I did wrong. THANK YOU!

First time watching your videos.. thank u for amazing tip.

@NickisHomemadeCrafts

2 жыл бұрын

So glad it was helpful 😀

Nice tips

Thank you for this video on how keep my edge straight up and not seem like it’s with increasing

Thank you sooooo much

Thank you for explaining this so thoroughly. I'm still reltively new to this gig and this has helped a lot!

@NickisHomemadeCrafts

6 жыл бұрын

You are welcome

@BarbaraEMarshallCampbell

4 жыл бұрын

Maranne Jones, I agree, she was very thorough.

Lightbulb moment! Thank you!

Awesome!!

Thank you! Informative and VERY EASY to understand!

thank you so much for sharing I loved watching your video there is so much to learn. very well explained excellent

Thank you for the video, I now know how to keep my edges straight - much prefer your favourite way of doing it

Very good tutorial with explanation!

That. You and it does help

❤️❤️BEST EXPLANATION EVER ❤️❤️

great video

Excellent video!...best I have seen. Thanks

Really helpful, Thank you!!!

Thank you

Yes , it was helpful. Thank you,Judy

VERY helpful, thank you

Excellence for new chochers! Thanks

Your way makes so much more sense. Thank you !!!

Thank you very much for your tips and tricks. It helped me a lot.

Helpful! I could understand it!

Thank you SO MUCH for all of your tips & tricks! I’ve learned so much from you & your videos🤗

Thank you so much! My edge looks perfect!!

Finally I get it! Thank you!!!

I learned a lot, but I will have to try it since my stitches are always out of line.

Wonderful teacher, thank you!

@NickisHomemadeCrafts

4 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome

Very informative.You answered my questions.

Thanks!

@NickisHomemadeCrafts

2 жыл бұрын

You’re so welcome

Very interesting. Thanks

Very helpful. Thanks

really useful.thankyou.