I've been looking through videos on youtube for hours and can't find a single video that tells you how to tie off the seam yarn. Why isn't anyone explaining that?
Omg! First time making a crochet hamburger 🍔 and I was struggling because i made few pieces alone without connecting yarn and since I didn’t know how to sew i was disappointed. But i found you and I’m 1/4 through my sewing process and all thanks to your video sweetheart. 🙏🏽❤
Brilliant - thank you. I went to Hobbycraft and found a nitting needle and thought the gap which the wool should pass through was a little small, so I was cheeky and instead purchased a tapestry needle and it works perfectly 😀
Thank you very much for this tutorial. It is very important lesson. Now I am glad to say that two years ago I didn't know how to crochet. I search UA-cam lessons. First I got your lessons one by one. I learnt it slowly and patiently. Now today I did lot of table runners, bottle covers, soft toys etc. You are my first teacher.🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thank for lot. Now everybody saying my items are very neat and clean. God Bless You.🙋
Ty for sharing. Ive used all 3 methods. Just recently I made ribbed cuffs for a robe & did the invisible stitch with a sc on the wrong side which kept them stretchy but very secure. On the same robe, i used the sc invisible stitch also to keep it stretchy. Both came out wonderful.
Thank you for the tutorial it was very helpful!! I was wondering if you could maybe explain how to tie off the ends of the seam after you finish joining?
You're welcome, I'm glad you've found it helpful 😊 Once you've finished joining you should cut off the end of your yarn, leaving a long tail, and pull it through. You can then sew it in securely as shown in my tutorial here: ua-cam.com/video/6qXEcQj_0L0/v-deo.html
Thank you Bella. I am finishing a thread tablecloth and I could not figure out how the original crocheter had joined the motifs. Your Invisible Seam matches the original seaming almost exactly - much closer than any other tutorial I have found. I am now subscribed to your channel.
Tysm! I was rlly looking for this cus I’m making leg warmers with very big yarn (I can’t crochet with small one yet sadly,I started a day ago 😭) and I need to stitch tightest the two pieces of yarn I made: 1 red and 1 white (I’m making Christmas themed ones cause I surely won’t finish it before Halloween). Thanks again!
Hi could you please make a video on how to start and end you work when using a needle to attach pieces of crochet work? how do you knot the end and beginning of when you used the needle, so that your work will stay put and not get undone? Thank you! Your a great teacher :) Marianna
Yes please i second this! I’m having a lot of trouble finding the right place to thread through for my sides. I crocheted columns for a cardigan, so now I’m sewing them into a whole panel, if that makes sense!
I really like the color of your yarns! I am making a crochet vest and I think the mattress stitch fits it. But I am not sure since I am joining raw edges. I am not sure if it works just fine like the top part.
Thank you 😊 You can still use the mattress stitch along the raw edges, but if you prefer you can work a row of double crochet stitches first which will give you a more even base to work into.
Thank you for sharing this. It is nice having the different methods together with great instructions. BTW I just finished a baby blanket with those same colors.
Thank you very much. Which one would you recommend for a throw made of granny squares? Would you say the blanket stitch is the most sturdy? Appreciate it. ☺️
You’re very welcome 😊 You should find that all three of these are sturdy, however if you want to keep the squares nice and tight together you could also try crocheting them or slip stitching them together.
You’re welcome, I’m glad you like it 😊 You could always work a simple border of double crochet stitches (UK terms) before you join; this will make your edges look very neat and even.
Thank you so much Bella for this great tutorial. I am new to crocheting and I would like to know which of these three methods would work best for stitching granny squares together? Thanks again!
You're welcome 😊 They both work equally well; I would have a go at using each method to see which one you prefer as they all give sightly different looks.
Excellent tutorial! I would like to do the mattress seeming on a sweater I just finished and I have one question. Do you lay your pieces right side down?
Great, exactly what I needed. I was looking for a method to seam together two pieces of different colour. Will try this out right away. Thanks for this great tutorial.
Wonderful....thank you so much for sharing, its so helpful seeing all three methods in one great, clear video. And your advice is ace as usual. Thank you again and all the best ❤
I'm glad you've found it helpful 🙂 You should definitely weave in the end securely; if you tie a knot only there's a risk it could come undone and you could lose your entire project.
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I was looking for this because I'm making a cardigan. The perfect video, thank you so much!
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Oml same!
Same!! 😂
Same!
SAAAAME
I've been looking through videos on youtube for hours and can't find a single video that tells you how to tie off the seam yarn. Why isn't anyone explaining that?
Omg me too it’s horrible
Fantastic,thank you for a great tutorial, I can now stitch my first cardigan project together now 👍
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Now I can sew my granny squares together to form a bag! Thank you Bella!
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Superr
Thank you for this - my seams look and feel great. My late sister introduced me to your channel. She taught herself to crochet from your videos. 👏❤
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Omg! First time making a crochet hamburger 🍔 and I was struggling because i made few pieces alone without connecting yarn and since I didn’t know how to sew i was disappointed. But i found you and I’m 1/4 through my sewing process and all thanks to your video sweetheart. 🙏🏽❤
You are very welcome :)
Brilliant - thank you. I went to Hobbycraft and found a nitting needle and thought the gap which the wool should pass through was a little small, so I was cheeky and instead purchased a tapestry needle and it works perfectly 😀
You must be a bit of a mind reader. This is wonderful, just what I needed. X
Glad it has been of help to you :)
Currently making my first crochet project , an easy T shaped, no shaping baby jacket. This is exactly what I needed to sew it up. Thankyou ! X
You are very welcome I'm so glad it's been of help to you :)
@@bellacococrochet your UA-cam channel was recommended to me by the ladies at my craft club as the best for crochet beginners and they were right xx
Love you, Sarah Jayne! I am a beginner crocheter. Your videos are so thorough. I have learned so much from you. Thank you!
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How do you end it off
Thank you for this! I was looking for a good demonstration of how to seam 2 pieces together. You made it look so simple. I love it!!!
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What a great tutorial! Thank you!! I was looking for a way to sew my infinity scarves together and this is it.
Glad it was helpful :)
Thank you very much for this tutorial. It is very important lesson. Now I am glad to say that two years ago I didn't know how to crochet. I search UA-cam lessons. First I got your lessons one by one. I learnt it slowly and patiently. Now today I did lot of table runners, bottle covers, soft toys etc. You are my first teacher.🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thank for lot. Now everybody saying my items are very neat and clean. God Bless You.🙋
You are very welcome :)
Thank you, so very much for this tutorial!!! I am joining two different colors for a hat and the invisible seam is exactly what I needed. Thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful :)
Thank you for showing these and explaining the benefits of each type of join.
You are very welcome :)
Ty for sharing. Ive used all 3 methods. Just recently I made ribbed cuffs for a robe & did the invisible stitch with a sc on the wrong side which kept them stretchy but very secure. On the same robe, i used the sc invisible stitch also to keep it stretchy. Both came out wonderful.
Glad it's been of help to you :)
Thank you so much for your great tutorial! I am making my first clothing item - a sweater. I will use the mattress stitch to join the pieces.
You are very welcome :)
Thank you for the tutorial it was very helpful!! I was wondering if you could maybe explain how to tie off the ends of the seam after you finish joining?
You're welcome, I'm glad you've found it helpful 😊 Once you've finished joining you should cut off the end of your yarn, leaving a long tail, and pull it through. You can then sew it in securely as shown in my tutorial here: ua-cam.com/video/6qXEcQj_0L0/v-deo.html
Now maybe I’ll be able to join all the lap blankets my great grandma has made over the years into a big blanket 🤞🏽
Thank you Bella. I am finishing a thread tablecloth and I could not figure out how the original crocheter had joined the motifs. Your Invisible Seam matches the original seaming almost exactly - much closer than any other tutorial I have found. I am now subscribed to your channel.
You are very welcome :)
Thank you for demonstrating these stitches. The instructions were clear, without a lot of talking. Very nicely done.
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Excellent tutorial! You are a wonderful teacher! Thank you! 💙
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I’m making a bag for my mum and I’m a first time crocheter and this helped so much to make it ❤
I'm glad it has helped :)
thank you. i have been wanting to use the invisible seam and you demostrated it so nicely.
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Thank you! I just crocheted my first garment (a short sleeved top) and used the mattress stitch to attach all of the panels.
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THANK YOU SO MUCH! Easy. Straight forward and quick! Made me 10x more excited to finish my project.
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Thankyou so much bella
I lean so much and enjoy your videos ❤️
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Absolute beginner and love this video. It's my reference video!
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this was incredibly helpful!! thank you so much 🫶🏼
Awesome!!! I am making cardigans and love the idea of different stitches for the different kinds... shoulder, back, sleeves! Thank you!! 😊
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Ughh I’m almost finished my first cardigan that I shotgunned my method throughout before i saw this! Gonna download this for sure
Glad it will help you :)
Great video. This method is perfect for my block Afghan that has different colors.
Thank you, I'm glad it has helped :)
I come back to this video time and time again
I have just learnt how to croshe 3 weeks ago needed to know how to join it up thank you
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Thanks so much for this video, I’ve come back to it a few times as I put things together.
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Tysm! I was rlly looking for this cus I’m making leg warmers with very big yarn (I can’t crochet with small one yet sadly,I started a day ago 😭) and I need to stitch tightest the two pieces of yarn I made: 1 red and 1 white (I’m making Christmas themed ones cause I surely won’t finish it before Halloween). Thanks again!
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you! I used the invisible stitch on a bag and its coming out really good!
You're welcome :)
Needed this to stitch together my beanie seams. Great instruction! Thanks!!
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Thank you I really needed this as I’m currently making the Harry Styles Cardigan and I’m about to sew it all together!
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@@bellacococrochet All 3 methods look good but which stitch would you recommend to sew together the squares for the Harry Styles Cardigan?
Hi could you please make a video on how to start and end you work when using a needle to attach pieces of crochet work?
how do you knot the end and beginning of when you used the needle, so that your work will stay put and not get undone?
Thank you! Your a great teacher :)
Marianna
I can finally have a use for the scrap squares I have laying around
This really helped I will sew my cardigan now thank you
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Perfect joining stitches.😊
Very nice, thank you for showing all 3 types of stitch
My pleasure 😊
Best demonstration -- ever!
Thank you so much :)
Omg i am so happy now i can crochet a bag because she really wants a crochet bag for my bff 😁😁😁😁😁
Great tutorial! Love all of these methods! Thanks for sharing!🤗🤗
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this was the most helpful post i've seen...thanks so much
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Thank you! I'm about to sew some crochet wristlets and was unsure how to do it. Not sure which method would be ideal. Thanks again!
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Great video! Please, could you make a video with how to join the sides?
Yes please i second this! I’m having a lot of trouble finding the right place to thread through for my sides. I crocheted columns for a cardigan, so now I’m sewing them into a whole panel, if that makes sense!
A year later, and I am still hoping for a video of sewing the sides.
I always have to look up a tutorial to remind me how to join. I will save this one and refer to it often!
I didn't realise you could save vids. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful :)
So glad I've found your video! Very helpful, thank you
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What about joining the sides. How do you do that
what do you mean
Great video!!!! Thank you for making this easy to understand!!😍
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Thank you this tutorial was very useful!
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Thank u so much for sharing these tips! Saved to my favorites 🥰u r the best!
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Very informative & helpful. Thank you bunches!
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DANG IT I NEEDED THJS YESTERDAY LOL HFKSJSLS
So easy to understand-thank you!!
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Thank you for a great tutorial; this has helped me so much!
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I really like the color of your yarns! I am making a crochet vest and I think the mattress stitch fits it. But I am not sure since I am joining raw edges. I am not sure if it works just fine like the top part.
Thank you 😊 You can still use the mattress stitch along the raw edges, but if you prefer you can work a row of double crochet stitches first which will give you a more even base to work into.
Thank you for this. Good explanation and demonstration.
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I enjoy watching your videos so relaxing thank you
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❤Just amazing and awesome 👌👌which I was looking for my jacket project t ti join them.Thanks a lot🙏🏻🙏🏻🌹🌹🌹
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Thank you! I need this for my fingerless glove! 😁
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Thank you for sharing this. It is nice having the different methods together with great instructions.
BTW I just finished a baby blanket with those same colors.
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Thank you so much, I needed to know how to do this 😊
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Thanks for sharing have a wonderful day.🌷
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Great video. Very helpful.
Thank you :)
Great tutorial, helped me a lot, thank you!
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Superb bella!!
Thank you :)
Thank you for a very clear tutorial ❤️
That helped me so much, thank you💙💙💙💙
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Thank you! I was making my teddy bear a sweater and wanted to learn how to do it right
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Thanks, this was very helpful!
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Thank You! Very helpful, great video.
Glad it was helpful :)
Very helpful!
Thank you very much. Which one would you recommend for a throw made of granny squares? Would you say the blanket stitch is the most sturdy? Appreciate it. ☺️
You’re very welcome 😊 You should find that all three of these are sturdy, however if you want to keep the squares nice and tight together you could also try crocheting them or slip stitching them together.
Really useful tutorial,thank you. How would join the rough edges to look just as neat? 🤔
You’re welcome, I’m glad you like it 😊 You could always work a simple border of double crochet stitches (UK terms) before you join; this will make your edges look very neat and even.
@@bellacococrochet great idea thank you 🥰
Thank you a good learning curve!
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Thank you so much Bella for this great tutorial. I am new to crocheting and I would like to know which of these three methods would work best for stitching granny squares together? Thanks again!
You're welcome 😊 They both work equally well; I would have a go at using each method to see which one you prefer as they all give sightly different looks.
@@bellacococrochet thank you so much and have a blessed week!
Excellent tutorial! I would like to do the mattress seeming on a sweater I just finished and I have one question. Do you lay your pieces right side down?
Lovely!!! Thank you so much!!!
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Yes!! The video I didn’t know I needed. 😂 Thank you so much for sharing these. They will certainly be helpful.
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I was looking for the slip stitch join. How sturdy is it compared to the seams in your video? Thank you for the advice and demonstration!
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@@bellacococrochet Do you have any feedback on which is stronger? Whip stitch or slip stitch?
This was very helpful, thank you. :)
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Thanks for a connection pattern beautiful 👍
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💜 Great tutorial 💚
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Thank you! Thank you!
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Super useful. Thank you.
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Thank you so much for the idea,i've been looking for this.
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Thank you...i needed this.😊
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Great, exactly what I needed. I was looking for a method to seam together two pieces of different colour. Will try this out right away. Thanks for this great tutorial.
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This was so helpful thank you thank you!!
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Wonderful....thank you so much for sharing, its so helpful seeing all three methods in one great, clear video. And your advice is ace as usual.
Thank you again and all the best ❤
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@@bellacococrochet 😀💜
Do you have a tutorial for how to attach the bumpy edges together?
This is so helpful! When I'm done with the seam, do I tie the thread in a knot or just weave in the end?
I'm glad you've found it helpful 🙂 You should definitely weave in the end securely; if you tie a knot only there's a risk it could come undone and you could lose your entire project.
Brilliant! Thankyou x
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Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊