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New! The Herrschner's Worsted Palette - thank you to BetwixtTheStitch!
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Which type of Graph style do you use for a c2c?
Ok. I just fixed the problem and you're all set. You subscription is now active.
Terry
We'll be including the counts in free services, so no worries!
You're spot on about the best way to figure amounts.
Your gauge is the key to
everything!
Monica,
I'm not left-handed, but I totally get what you're saying! I taught a crochet class and one of the women turned out to be left handed. I offered to stand in front of a mirror, but she said she was fine with the class just as she was...I would have been completely confused!
I've taught knitting, though I don't recall anyone saying they were left handed, so maybe I was just lucky that if there was a left handed person in the class, they figured it out on their own.
I did try to learn left handed crochet, but it was soooo difficult trying to figure out how to hold the hook and yarn. Finally had to stop, because nothing was getting accomplished.
Now I tell left handed
potential crocheters they're welcome to watch a mirror, and if not,
they'll need to find a left handed teacher, unless they can figure
it out on their own, like the one woman did. And she did
pretty well, so that was really cool!
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Patti,
Thanks for asking...I'm
sorry to say there aren't.
Which type of Graph style do you use for a c2c?
Ok. I just fixed the problem and you're all set. You subscription is now active.
Terry
We'll be including the counts in free services, so no worries!
You're spot on about the best way to figure amounts.
Your gauge is the key to
everything! Monica,
I'm not left-handed, but I totally get what you're saying! I taught a crochet class and one of the women turned out to be left handed. I offered to stand in front of a mirror, but she said she was fine with the class just as she was...I would have been completely confused!
I've taught knitting, though I don't recall anyone saying they were left handed, so maybe I was just lucky that if there was a left handed person in the class, they figured it out on their own.
I did try to learn left handed crochet, but it was soooo difficult trying to figure out how to hold the hook and yarn. Finally had to stop, because nothing was getting accomplished.
Now I tell left handed
potential crocheters they're welcome to watch a mirror, and if not,
they'll need to find a left handed teacher, unless they can figure
it out on their own, like the one woman did. And she did
pretty well, so that was really cool! friends
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