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They are braces not thimbles. I got them through my occupational therapist.

@@suedzine I hope they are helping, thank you for clarifying. My shuttle slips out of my grip from time to time, was thinking this might be a fix. Do you have any suggestions for this? Thank you in advance.

@@gramaah my hands are much better these days and I don’t need the braces much. You could try using bigger shuttles or put some texture on yours so you don’t drop them as much. Nail polish in dots is easy to do on the shuttle.

@@suedzine good ideas, I will experiment. Thank you.

Hi Sue they are braces to stop my thumbs bending backwards. For a long time I couldn’t tat without them but now I’m fine. They were recommended by an osteopath.

@@suedzine Thanks, glad your are doing better now.

Hi Jenny I measure across the flat side not across the jagged edge(where you are working looks like jagged steps). If you need a specific number of rows you count the number of blocks across the straight side, but I prefer to measure it. Different yarn, hooks and tension makes different lengths for everybody so the number of rows you get in a specific measurement will change from one project to another.

Anita Humphries they are braces I got from the occupational therapist. I have to use them when I do fine work as my thumbs don’t work well holding small things.

@@suedzine Thank you I would love to have a pair! my thumbs are getting old...lol

If you are wanting to fill in the dips you can use this method.

@@suedzine Thank you so much!!! There is not a video on UA-cam that I can find for the Tunisian chevron st with a flat edge. Do you think you could make one? Thank you! I am using Naztazia pattern.

Sorry my video camera died years ago and I cannot do more videos.

@@suedzine sorry to hear that. Thanks for your help. I greatly appreciate it!

On the row with the black lattice stitch the colour stitch is a double crochet in our terms or a single crochet in USA terms. On the return row you work into each stitch in treble in our terms or double in USA terms.

I’m sorry I no longer have the technology to upload a video. This is as good as I can do.

This video and the rest in the series are the only pattern I have.

I am sorry I don't understand your language.

Yes it works the same you will just have to start with a longer chain to get the size square you wish.

Hi Luke you only have to chain for each square as you make it with this method. The starting row is another video please watch it to learn the first row, this video is row 2.

It is faster and easier to join as you make the squares than to sew them together when you are finished. You can get a different pattern by making squares where the stripes can go in different directions than if you make the blanket in one big square.

You can decrease on the next row if it is as wide as you want. If you are making a rectangle be sure you decrease on the same side and keep increasing on the other side.

It is a handle you put your hook into. It is made by Boye it is an ergonomic crochet handle.

It is the second back bump from the hook. Getting under the first one is very hard. If it is easier count 6 from the start.

Hi Tineka it is VERY awkward to decrease join both sides but can be done. Just do the decrease join on both sides, you will have very little room to work as you work down to the point. If it was my square I would try to make it from the opposite corner and have the joins on the increase. Good luck!

If you need vertical first join to the corner and chain 3 then join to the space between your blocks. ch3 for stitch height turn and work back into the loop you just made. You are just doing what I show for the second block first.

No I have not.

This is just a small piece for the video. You can make it as wide and long as you want. Start from the first video and you just work it as long as you like.

When you do the edging so early on,does it make the blanket more difficult to follow through?

+Beverlywood Wiod I don't understand what you mean. This is the fourth video in the entrelac series. Start with row 1 then work row 2 and 3. Repeat rows 2&3 as long as you want the blanket. Finish with this edging video when you have made the blanket. The piece in the video is just for teaching the method.

It was very confusing to me at first too. Sometimes I still have to redo bits. Keep trying and watch the video, it will click into your mind and then be easier.

Hi Jennifer. This video is how to join as you go when making squares. You need to have a square made first then this shows how to make and join the second square. When you already have a chain loop on the square already made you do NOT work into it, only work into the ch loop on the square you are making.

+SueDZine I've made c2c before. I'm working on one now. I have a row of six joining as I go, was able to start the next row, but now that I have that first square of the second row done, there's no way to keep on with it.

Do you have a pattern/design for the Christmas afghan you're making? I think if I follow your pattern and video I can figure out exactly how you're working it. The join as you go part is easy, but I want to try another pattern square, and I can't seem to get the join as you go stitches to line up vertical/horizontal, horizontal/vertical. I figure that if I can follow your Christmas afghan from the beginning, I will have a better idea of what I need to do to create the design I want.

Maybe you have a website or something.

+Jennifer White (Jenntrain) Hi Jenny to get the correct alignment you have to be careful in the placement of the first block. I don't have a pattern as such nor do I have a website. I do have a facebook page and may be able to help more through messages there. For the next square I have another video, there are 3 videos on joining altogether.

Hi there. The first part is in video number 1 this is part 2 of 3 videos on joining c2c squares.

You can make any square or rectangle in this method.

Disculpa pero no hablo español y no soy surda. Derrepente podrías buscar un video donde hagan el punto tunecino con la mano izquierda que te pueda ayudar.