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Just come across your site. Wish I’d found you earlier. Do you do tutorials.

Thank you! Very helpful

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Thank you so much!!!!

I have searched and searched. Your method is by far the best and easiest to understand. You're so patient and kind. You also explain things very well. Your demonstration is also great. Thank you for taking the time to teach crochet. Crochet is beautiful, useful, and truly an art form. It's nice to see that there are still a lot of folks looking to learn. Even better to have wonderful people like you who take time out of their day to teach us. God bless you! p.s. I like the music, lol. Hello, from Arkansas, USA

I've no idea if cotton yarn is the best choice, but I truly love the way you did the video! Just one question, what weight of cotton yarn is that? Double knit has no meaning to me. Was it sport/ baby yarn?

Thank you so very much! You've explained it so well, I'm speechless at how different my project looks with your technique. I truly appreciate you sharing ❤️

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I usually use acrylic, in South Africa it's hard to get anything truly affordable. Cotton is great but most of the time is so expensive and he gauge is thinner than I like so it takes forever to make any project, also the items come out smaller than I would like when following someone's pattern. I recently noticed a lot of folks on instagram using cotton milk (I'm not entirely sure what that means) but i purchased some this past weekend and I actually love it. It's so soft but the only issue is getting the tension right for decreasing.

I started with a book called Amigurumi for Beginners by Jessica Simpson. Not a book I would recommend for beginners at all. For one thing most of the patterns use dark colors like black and chocolate brown. But if you are an experienced crocheter wanting to learn new techniques, it's not a bad book because you do learn the basic shapes and can experiment with yarn and hooks to find out what works best for you.

Yes, this was an excellent tip, thank you! I've had this problem and this really explained it for me.

My God, THANK YOU. I have been watching clean line vids for weeks now - they are all so complicated. This method is easy, no tricky stitch involved, no confusing maneuvering just quick and simple. Thank you thank you thank you!❤️

Nice looking color change. I am impressed. Always something new to learn even after 40 years, lol.

I have just followed a link to this from a group on facebook and it is just fab. Finally it makes sense and hopefully my next crochet animal will look much better when i sew its arms and legs on 😀

This is a brilliant game changer, thank you for sharing it! 👍

How do you sew on the spots

Muchas gracias 😌🫂 esto me va a funcionar!!🎉❤

Thank you for sharing x it looks so easy 😊

Love this! Thank you

Saludos desde México podría escribir subtítulos en español ya que no entiendo su idioma y donde encuentro el tutorial completo gracias y bendiciones

Wow; brilliant 🙏🙏

Very clear instructions, thanks! I appreciate the tip about pulling the tails to match the other stitches in size, before fastening them.

as someone who was just panicking over not knowing how to decrease this helped a lot. btw i sometimes get small holes when increasing too.. is that a tension problem? im using a 3mm hook for a yarn that recommends 4,5mm for better results but increase areas still have holes for me

I'm new to crochet. Just started early this month. Running out of yarn mid project, although im sure super common, just never occurred to my mind. 😅 Thanks to my UA-cam algorithm, this video popped up, and I instantly saved it to my Crochet folder for future reference. Thank you! It was a great and easy explanation and easy to follow.

Great video! thanks ♥

Great video at a good speed and really helpful explanation, thank you.

Thankyou for this delightful video it’s very easy and helpful Hugs from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

This is so helpful. Thank you!!

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It looks really cute!

Your videos are wonderful! I am new to Amigurumi, and did not know stitches are done slightly differently than normal crochet. (I have been reintroduced to crochet after many years) it is wonderful to learn new things. I like your method of teaching, and camera work is great too. Thank you so much

Why do we do another invisible joint on the second round if its gonna be the same color for the next 2 round like you show in the end of the video? It was great till it hit that part and now im confused.

That’s the best colour change I’ve seen 👍

Nice job, enjoyed that 👍

This is the first time I've seen the invisible stitch 😮. I usually join a new color by pulling it through the work instead of starting with the new color on my hook. Very interesting techniques here 🤔

This needs more views!! This is the first video I have seen that makes total sense and now my limbs won’t come loose so thank you!!!

Where do you find the large ball head pins?

Very good tutorial for doing color changes in the round. Thank you.🦋

Thank you for sharing, you made it look easy to do 😊 I have subscribed and given a thumbs up x

I love your invisible join and color change😊

Nice 👍

Amazing,thank-you from Canada😻

Thank you ! Thank you!

Thankyou !

Thank you 😊