I have to say thank you for this tutorial. I'm crocheting moss stitch in the round for sleeves with color changes in every row. The other ways I saw for doing it looked very visible and the seam traveled which looked very odd. This seam travels backwards instead of forwards (also weird) but the first stitch actually blends wonderfully so it is almost invisible. Thank you for this!
If working bottom up, for most basic hat, run a tapestry needle and your yarn through all the stitches and make a drawstring closure. Tighten, run needle through those stitches again from inside, make a knit, weave in tail and trim. You can also decrease as you get near the end to make it a less bulky top. Next week I’ll teach how to start at the top and make it various sizes of hats with a nice fit shaped top/crown.
❤❤Thank you so much ❤❤
This is my favorite stitch and now I can do it in the round!!!
I have to say thank you for this tutorial. I'm crocheting moss stitch in the round for sleeves with color changes in every row. The other ways I saw for doing it looked very visible and the seam traveled which looked very odd. This seam travels backwards instead of forwards (also weird) but the first stitch actually blends wonderfully so it is almost invisible. Thank you for this!
Wonderful! Thank you so much! This is just what I needed!
Beautiful ❤️ I was all excited to see this stitch being done, but...
I am trying to find a tutorial for this stitch to make a hat from the top down.
That will be next week. Be sure to subscribe to get the alert. I’m working on this pattern in many sizes right now.
If you are on Facebook I went like yesterday and demonstrated starting a hat in this pattern as a preview.
fb.watch/apvzaeLn8P/ jump to 31:05
so if I want to change the yarn, when can I do it?
How do you join the hat together on top?
If working bottom up, for most basic hat, run a tapestry needle and your yarn through all the stitches and make a drawstring closure. Tighten, run needle through those stitches again from inside, make a knit, weave in tail and trim.
You can also decrease as you get near the end to make it a less bulky top.
Next week I’ll teach how to start at the top and make it various sizes of hats with a nice fit shaped top/crown.