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I'm glad you liked it. I never stop learning either... "every day is a school day" is my favourite saying (and I haven't been to school for decades 🤣)

I'm so glad it was helpful 😀 Please let me know how you get on 😉

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I sew them on after using cross-stitches and keep working over them until you can't see the yellow underneath 😉

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Thank you for your message. I'm sorry but I don't understand what you are asking. I think that Google translate does not translate well every time. The full pattern (instructions) is available to purchase, but it is only available in English. I know that the terminology is different in Spanish and unfortunately I don't know how to write the instructions in Spanish.

Puedes darle click donde están las dos CC que es para los subtitulos y te aparece traducción automática, le das click y te aparece el listado de idiomas y tú escoges el idioma que necesitas en tu caso sería español. Saludos

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I'm so glad you found it helpful ☺️ Yes, if your normal stitches don't have holes, then it's more than likely a tension issue. It sounds counterintuitive, but try relaxing your tension slightly when increasing as you might be pulling the yarn too tight and this can create holes. You will find that the more you do, the more consistent your tension becomes. I hope that helps and let me know how you get on 😉

@@HobbyDaysUK alright thanks! i never really did "3 dimensional" crochet but i really wanted to make a minion so i had to learn it🤣

Oh, I see 🤣 Well good luck and who knows, maybe you'll be hooked by the time you've finished 😂

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Wow! Thank you so much for your kind words. You've no idea how much it means ❤️

There are two rounds of each colour. So you do an invisible stitch on the second round, then add the new colour, complete the first round (of the new colour) and then do an invisible stitch at the end of the second round of that same colour. So you're doing the invisible change in every other round. I hope that helps 😉

@HobbyDaysUK so I don't need to do the invisible joint if the 3rd round is the same color with the 2nd round right?

That's right. If you're doing 3 rounds of the same colour, you would only do the invisible stitch on the 3rd round and then attach the new colour.

​@HobbyDaysUK Great! And for the second round. Which stitch count as the first stitch? Is it the stitch still has white yarn in it??

Yes. I hope this helps. Please let me know how you get on 😉

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I only use this method if I'm doing a colour change in the back loop only or changing colour just once as I find it works well for me. I do have another version of the invisible colour change that I use for my Zebra which you might find useful. Let me know what you think 😉 ua-cam.com/video/6ydCc5luElU/v-deo.html

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I bought mine from my local independent craft shop, but you can find them at most craft shops and online (Amazon,eBay etc). I think they are known as Dressmakers ball head pins 😉

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It is easy once you get the hang of it , I promise 😉 Thank you so much for your subscription and thumbs up 😍

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Thank you 😁 I'm so glad you like them. I will see what I can do for you 😉

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