Thank you, Alicia! I think it's fun to wear something crochet in my videos. I try to inspire others to learn more about crochet and when you're comfortable, to move up to crocheting garments to wear!
Thank you Ms. Lowman for this learning experience. I was looking for a tutorial for tapestry crochet and found this video. Its a joy to learn from you. I found this video very calm and methodical and your voice reassuring. Many thanks again.
You're very welcome! Thank you for your kind words! I hope you enjoy and learn from many of my other crochet videos, as well. Happy crocheting to you now and always!
thank you so much! i have been crocheting since i was 6 and now i am 12, this is the perfect way to start tapestry! thank you, i will get started now! ❤️
Thank you, Julie! I'm glad you liked this video! Stitch markers are a great tool to use in many different ways. I especially like the locking stitch markers that I used in this video. I have some other stitch markers that aren't locking and they tend to come out easily. Happy crocheting to you!
Wow! Now I know how to color change! I saw so many finished blankets with different colors on certain spots and was wondering how they do that? Lol. This is the trick. ❤️❤️❤️thank you so much!
Your video is utterly amazing! Many thanks for your great tips, it is all crystal clear! I love my first experience with the tapestry technique!!!! Thanks a lot ❤️❤️❤️
I hope you enjoy the Tapestry Crochet technique, Renee! Please let me know if you have any questions. Do you enjoy the bloopers/outtakes at the end of my videos?
You're very welcome! I'm glad this video was helpful for you. Have you seen my new video for Tapestry Crochet in turned rows? Here's a link to that video if you'd like to learn another Tapestry Crochet technique: czcams.com/video/BlJf_p3ek58/video.html.
Wonderful tutorial! Thank you for explaining everything thoroughly! I’ve been wanting to learn tapestry crochet, as I already have a few projects in that style that I want to do, and this has been the perfect introductory video to start me on my journey. You’ve earned yourself a new subscriber and I look forward to viewing more of your tutorials! 🧶💛
You're very welcome, Angela! I'm so glad that you enjoyed this video. Thanks for subscribing! I hope you enjoy my other tutorials and learn a lot to further your crochet skills and knowledge. Happy crocheting to you!
You're very welcome, Jenifer! Thank you so much for leaving your comment. I hope you enjoy doing some Tapestry Crochet now that you've learned this fabulous technique!
Thanks a lot for that tutorial.I want to learn tapestry and i found your tutorial.It is so clear and easy for me cause you explained everything thoroughly.
Thank u for the clear instructions! I am a teen crocheter of about 6 years on and off and i have a hard time understanding some tutorials! I found urs in the nick of time for a Christmas present for my father. Thank u again! Got urself another subscriber! ❤️
You're very welcome, Zoe! I'm glad I could help you find the perfect present to make for your father! I hope he enjoys the coaster! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
You're very welcome, Annamaria! I'm glad this video was helpful for you to understand how to do Tapestry Crochet! Happy crocheting to you now and always! Di niente, Annamaria! Sono felice che questo video ti sia stato utile per capire come realizzare il Tapestry Crochet! Buon uncinetto a te, ora e sempre!
Buenas noches, justo ando buscando una puntada para hacer un cojín con un personaje, intente ENTRELAC Y queda muy tosco, después el punto bajo pero teniendo los hilos por detrás y del revés tejer la vuelta siguiente, quedo feo, no hay derecho ni reves. Su idea me pareció estupenda! Cortando hilos al final y siempre volver a tejer del mismo lado, gracias por compartir su conocimiento, un saludo desde México. Bendiciones.
Hello from Arizona, US! It depends on how many colors of your you'll be using for your cushion. Have you watched my other Tapestry Crochet videos? This one is for working Tapestry Crochet in rows without cutting the thread: czcams.com/video/BlJf_p3ek58/video.html. This one takes that technique a little further and works every other row backwards so all the stitches face the front, making the stitches more defined: czcams.com/video/wF8zdIem0Es/video.html. I hope you find the technique that will work the best for your cushion project! Happy crocheting to you!
Hi. I actually demonstrate the yarn over and yarn under when making single crochet in my video #8. The bottom of the stitch is affected by yarning under instead of yarning over. I hope this helps. Happy crocheting to you!
You're very welcome! Unfortunately, I don't have a tutorial for using more than 3 colors for Tapestry Crochet. But it's totally something that you could do. The only downside would be working over a lot of extra strands. Intarsia crochet would probably work better for more colors. I don't have a video on that technique yet, but it's on my list of videos to make, since I used that technique for my Majestic Butterfly Afghan design. Happy crocheting to you now and always!
New to tapestry crochet this was great starting video but would like to learn about triangles and how to make the triangles sides have a straight look to them and keep the correct count . Thanks
Janie, If you're wanting to make a Tapestry Crochet piece with a triangle shape in the center with straight edges on the triangle, you might want to try using the backwards technique that I use in this video: czcams.com/video/wF8zdIem0Es/video.html. If you work a Tapestry Crochet piece in the round (like a tube) working in both loops of each stitch, the tapestry shape will lean slightly to the right (for right-handed crocheters) or to the left (for left-handed crocheters). But with the backwards technique for every other row when working Tapestry Crochet in rows, the stitches will line up when worked in both loops instead of leaning. And you'll only have right-side rows facing the right side. You'll never have wrong side rows (and you won't have tails on each row). I hope this does the trick for you! Happy crocheting, Susan
I really liked the video and how you explain every little detail. I wonder how should I work if I want to use four colors or more, can you help me ? Please
I'm so glad you like my video and I hope you enjoy doing the Tapestry Crochet technique! Great question! To use 4 or more colors, you'd have to carry all of the unused colors across the rows/rounds and work over them. It will give you a thicker product, which can be desirable for some projects. In the Colourful Wayuu Bags book (see the link in this video description), the designer uses 4-5 colors in the rounds and works over the unused 3-4 colors, changing colors as needed around. This gives her colorful Tapestry Crochet wayuu bags a good thickness and sturdiness that is great for the bags!
Unfortunately, I don't have the time to design a leopard print diagram in mosaic crochet. Did you try to contact the designer of the leopard print mosaic crochet pattern that you purchased for help with her pattern?
If you're working Tapestry Crochet in rows, you have to fasten off at the end of every row (or learn to work your stitches backwards on the wrong side rows). If you're working Tapestry Crochet in the round, then you can keep going with the next round without fastening off at the end of each round, since all of the rounds are worked on the right side.
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I love your teaching style! I am enjoying the tapestry technique, but I am bothered by the unclean look of the design when you are coming from the right to left and the color change moves over the main color to the left.... In your pattern, where one white stitch extends over the blue. By doing it in the back loop only, the darker front stitch is so obvious, and leaves a jagged look to the design. Is there a way to do tapestry that does not leave that contrasting front loop so obvious?
Thanks, Sherry! The reason that Tapestry Crochet is usually done in the back loop only is to keep the crochet piece from leaning to the right (or to the left if left-handed). When you only work sc into the back loop, the stitches are more able to line up directly on top of each other. But if you work sc in both loops, the stitches tend not to line up directly over each other, but skew to the right (or left if left-handed). I know what you're talking about with the lines of the snowflake not looking as neat when the diagonal line of the snowflake goes up to the left. Unfortunately, I can't think of another way to do it without that obvious jagged line. But if I find a way to eliminate that, I'll definitely let you know! Actually, if the same snowflake chart was used to crochet a coaster in the Tunisian Crochet technique (with color changes), it might possibly eliminate the jagged lines! It's worth a try!
Sherry, I just saw a crochet piece worked with the center sc. I think that technique might work great to eliminate the jagged edges in Tapestry Crochet! I'll have to give it a try. I'll let you know how it works out.
With this style of Tapestry Crochet, you'll have tails on each row. However, you can work Tapestry Crochet in turned rows, as well (one right-side row, followed by one wrong-side rows). I made a video for this style of Tapestry Crochet. You can watch it here: czcams.com/video/BlJf_p3ek58/video.html. You can also work the wrong-side rows with backwards stitches so all the stitches face the right side. That video is here: czcams.com/video/wF8zdIem0Es/video.html. Happy Tapestry Crocheting to you Sandy!
Do you have to drop the row each time when it is finished or can you chain one and start the next row I haven't done tapestry crochet I'm pretty new and have only made scarves and blankets
If you're working Tapestry Crochet in the round instead of in rows, then you don't have to drop the colors at the end of each round. You'd just bring both colors up to the next row and use them again. However, if you're working in rows (all right side rows), you'd have to finish off at the end of each row and start again at the beginning of the next row. There might be a way to turn and work from the wrong side, though. I'll have to give that a try and make a video on it, if it works!
I'm sorry that I didn't reply sooner. For some reason, CZcams held a lot of comments on my channel for 2-4 weeks and didn't inform me about them! I've never seen Tapestry Crochet done with half double crochet or double crochet stitches. It's always done with single crochet stitches. It makes a nice, dense fabric with the sc.
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Добрий день! Я з України. Не розумію, що Ви кажете, проте дивлюся відео і все зрозуміло. Тому буду дивитися Ваші відео не тільки для натхнення, але й для вивчення мови💪 Успіхів у розвитку каналу!!!
Good day to you, too! I'm so glad that you can understand what I'm doing just by watching my video. Do you know about closed captions on videos? I have closed captions turned on for my videos. You can have CZcams (or Google) automatically translate what I'm saying into Ukrainian so you can understand more of what I'm saying while I demonstrate. But I like the fact that you can learn more English while watching my videos, too! Happy crocheting to you! By the way, I used Google translate to find out what your comment said. I don't speak a word of Ukrainian! Добрий день і вам! Я дуже радий, що ви можете зрозуміти, що я роблю, просто подивившись моє відео. Чи знаєте ви про закриті субтитри у відео? Я ввімкнув субтитри для моїх відео. Ви можете зробити так, щоб CZcams (або Google) автоматично перекладав те, що я говорю, українською, щоб ви могли краще зрозуміти те, що я говорю, поки я демонструю. Але мені подобається той факт, що ви можете вивчати більше англійської мови, дивлячись мої відео! Вдалого вам в'язання гачком! До речі, я скористався перекладачем Google, щоб дізнатися, що сказано у вашому коментарі. Я не розмовляю ні слова українською!
You can definitely incorporate the Tapestry Crochet technique and this snowflake design into a sweater. The knit sweater that's behind me in the video was my inspiration for designing my "Stained Glass Snowflake Scarf" pattern and my "It Takes All Colors Snowflakes Afghan" pattern. I showed photos of these 2 designs in the video and included links to these 2 patterns in the video, as well. Since my inspiration sweater was knit (most likely on a knitting machine), I don't see any reason why you couldn't crochet a sweater with snowflakes all over it or just a stripe of snowflakes somewhere on the sweater (like around the chest). I hope you have fun with your Tapestry Crochet projects!
@@TheCrochetArchitect thank you for the long and detailed reply! Just a quick tip, there's not many videos on using tapestry crochet to make clothes. Would recommend if you have the time and or energy for it. :)
Thanks so much for the recommendation. I'll consider it, but I have so many videos on my list to make, it may be a long time before I get around to making a video like this!
I just learned about the existence of Tapestry Crochet, so CZcams.
I found this video and I am not disappointed.
Thank you.
You're very welcome, Alison! I hope you enjoy learning and doing Tapestry Crochet!
What I love about you besides your teachings is that you always wear something in crochet. We appreciate that 🥰
Thank you, Alicia! I think it's fun to wear something crochet in my videos. I try to inspire others to learn more about crochet and when you're comfortable, to move up to crocheting garments to wear!
Thank you Ms. Lowman for this learning experience. I was looking for a tutorial for tapestry crochet and found this video. Its a joy to learn from you. I found this video very calm and methodical and your voice reassuring. Many thanks again.
You're very welcome! Thank you for your kind words! I hope you enjoy and learn from many of my other crochet videos, as well. Happy crocheting to you now and always!
Many thanks, Ms. Lowman, for being so clear, kind, calm, and reassuring. You radiate every quality one could wish for in a great teacher.
You're very welcome! Thank you for your kind words. I hope all your crochet projects turn out wonderful! Happy crocheting to you now and always!
thank you so much! i have been crocheting since i was 6 and now i am 12, this is the perfect way to start tapestry! thank you, i will get started now! ❤️
You're very welcome, Ruby! I hope you enjoy Tapestry Crochet as much as I do!
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Superb idea with that magnet board!
Thank you! 😊 I really enjoy using my magnet board and don't know what I'd do without it for keeping my place on crochet charts!
You are a wondeful teacher😊
Thank you very much! I hope you're learning a lot and enjoy many wonderful crochet techniques! Happy crocheting to you now and always!
Absolutely love your techniques and patient way of teaching! You are a gem! Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for your kind words. I enjoy sharing my crochet knowledge to help others be successful with their crochet projects!
Thankyou for being for the stitch markers. And wonderful teaching😊
Thank you, Julie! I'm glad you liked this video!
Stitch markers are a great tool to use in many different ways. I especially like the locking stitch markers that I used in this video. I have some other stitch markers that aren't locking and they tend to come out easily.
Happy crocheting to you!
Thank you for this awesome tutorial! I love learning new things and with your help, now I feel I can try doing this as well. :)
You're very welcome! I'm glad that you enjoyed this video and that I've given you the confidence to try Tapestry Crochet! Happy crocheting to you!
Love this project and tutorial! 💜🧶💜
Thank you! I hope you enjoy doing some Tapestry Crochet projects!
Thank you for the amazing video! Super helpful and so clear ❤️
I'm so glad that you enjoyed the video! I hope you have much success with your Tapestry Crochet projects!
You are an amazing teacher!
Thank you very much, Ruth! I try very hard!
Beautiful and simple explanation, Madame,God bless you
Thank you. God bless you, too!
Wow! Now I know how to color change! I saw so many finished blankets with different colors on certain spots and was wondering how they do that? Lol. This is the trick. ❤️❤️❤️thank you so much!
You are so welcome! I'm glad my video was helpful for you!
Best tutorial I've seen. Thank you so much for sharing.
You're very welcome! I'm glad you like this video and I hope you enjoy the Tapestry Crochet technique!
thank you for a great tutorial. i enjoyed the outtake as well.
You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the outtake. Thanks for watching the video all the way to the end!
Thanks so much for such a great tutorial!
You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Your video is utterly amazing! Many thanks for your great tips, it is all crystal clear! I love my first experience with the tapestry technique!!!! Thanks a lot ❤️❤️❤️
You're very welcome, Marianne! I'm glad you like my video and you've learned a lot from it! Happy Tapestry Crocheting to you!
Really enjoyed how precise your tutorial is. Your teaching technique is easy to follow. Thank you for this great tutorial!
You're very welcome! Thank you for your kind words about my teaching style/technique! Happy crocheting to you!
Thank you ... can't wait to make a few !
I hope you enjoy the Tapestry Crochet technique, Renee! Please let me know if you have any questions. Do you enjoy the bloopers/outtakes at the end of my videos?
Thank you for sharing your video is beautiful that’s very smart the way you did it is a cleaner stitch love ❤️ it 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
You’re welcome 😊
thank you! I’ve been crocheting a whole but I’m new to this! Very helpful :D
You're very welcome! I'm glad this video was helpful for you. Have you seen my new video for Tapestry Crochet in turned rows? Here's a link to that video if you'd like to learn another Tapestry Crochet technique: czcams.com/video/BlJf_p3ek58/video.html.
Congrats on the new channel! :) I'll be checking this out, the scarf and afghan are just gorgeous.
Thank you! I hope you enjoy my videos and learn some new crochet stitches and techniques!
Thank you so much for this! I’ve been struggling with a tapestry project and this has made it so simple.
You're very welcome, Charlotte! I'm glad I could help!
This video was so clear and so helpful! Thank you!
You're very welcome, Leila! I'm glad you like it. I hope you enjoy the Tapestry Crochet technique.
Very cute. Thank you for sharing
You're very welcome, Vernessie! I hope you enjoy Tapestry Crochet!
Wonderful tutorial! Thank you for explaining everything thoroughly! I’ve been wanting to learn tapestry crochet, as I already have a few projects in that style that I want to do, and this has been the perfect introductory video to start me on my journey. You’ve earned yourself a new subscriber and I look forward to viewing more of your tutorials! 🧶💛
You're very welcome, Angela! I'm so glad that you enjoyed this video. Thanks for subscribing! I hope you enjoy my other tutorials and learn a lot to further your crochet skills and knowledge. Happy crocheting to you!
Thank you so much! This was very helpfull and calming to learn ❤
You're very welcome! I'm glad you liked it! Happy crocheting to you!
thank you for this video! im a total beginner in tapestry crocheting and it was easy to follow along with everything that was going on!
You're very welcome! I'm glad my video was helpful. Happy crocheting to you!
You are really a good teacher. Thank you so much. I learned a ew technique
You're very welcome, Jenifer! Thank you so much for leaving your comment. I hope you enjoy doing some Tapestry Crochet now that you've learned this fabulous technique!
Beautiful pattern thanks alot 💕
You're very welcome! I hope you enjoy making some of these coasters!
Fascinating.
I hope you enjoy doing Tapestry Crochet. It's a fabulous crochet technique!
Beautiful design
Thank you! Happy crocheting to you!
Thank you so much for this!!! I just got a pattern that is exactly this stich and fringe.
You're very welcome, Kathleen! I hope you're successful with your new pattern!
Thanks a lot for that tutorial.I want to learn tapestry and i found your tutorial.It is so clear and easy for me cause you explained everything thoroughly.
You're very welcome 😊 I hope you enjoy doing Tapestry Crochet and you're successful with all your Tapestry Crochet projects!
@@TheCrochetArchitect
Thanks
very well explained
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
I knew people were using the back loops but I didn’t know why, thanks 😊
You're very welcome, Jay! I hope you enjoy Tapestry Crochet!
Thank you for explaining this technique in such clear detail. New sub 👍
You're very welcome, Fae! Happy Tapestry Crocheting to you and thanks for subscribing to my channel!
Awesome 👌
Thanks, Fatma! I'm glad you like it! Happy crocheting to you!
Thank u for the clear instructions! I am a teen crocheter of about 6 years on and off and i have a hard time understanding some tutorials! I found urs in the nick of time for a Christmas present for my father. Thank u again! Got urself another subscriber! ❤️
You're very welcome, Zoe! I'm glad I could help you find the perfect present to make for your father! I hope he enjoys the coaster! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
I forgot to say "Thanks for subscribing to my channel!" Have a wonderful day. I hope you enjoy crocheting this coaster project!
Thank you so much 😍
You're very welcome, Carol 😊! I hope you enjoy doing Tapestry Crochet!
Thank you! This is the tapestry technique that I didn't know I needed. Till now I hated tapestry crochet.
You're very welcome! I hope you thoroughly enjoy Tapestry Crochet now!
Grazie, con la sua spiegazione ho capito benissimo come eseguire questo tipo di lavoro 😊
You're very welcome, Annamaria! I'm glad this video was helpful for you to understand how to do Tapestry Crochet! Happy crocheting to you now and always!
Di niente, Annamaria! Sono felice che questo video ti sia stato utile per capire come realizzare il Tapestry Crochet! Buon uncinetto a te, ora e sempre!
Thank you👍❤
You're very welcome!
Buenas noches, justo ando buscando una puntada para hacer un cojín con un personaje, intente ENTRELAC Y queda muy tosco, después el punto bajo pero teniendo los hilos por detrás y del revés tejer la vuelta siguiente, quedo feo, no hay derecho ni reves.
Su idea me pareció estupenda! Cortando hilos al final y siempre volver a tejer del mismo lado, gracias por compartir su conocimiento, un saludo desde México. Bendiciones.
Hello from Arizona, US! It depends on how many colors of your you'll be using for your cushion. Have you watched my other Tapestry Crochet videos? This one is for working Tapestry Crochet in rows without cutting the thread: czcams.com/video/BlJf_p3ek58/video.html. This one takes that technique a little further and works every other row backwards so all the stitches face the front, making the stitches more defined: czcams.com/video/wF8zdIem0Es/video.html.
I hope you find the technique that will work the best for your cushion project! Happy crocheting to you!
Molto bello 👏👏🥰🥰
Thank you! I'm glad you like it!
Hi Ms Lowman. Can you explain the differences in yarning under vs yarning over before pulling through to complete the SC, please? 😊
Hi. I actually demonstrate the yarn over and yarn under when making single crochet in my video #8. The bottom of the stitch is affected by yarning under instead of yarning over. I hope this helps. Happy crocheting to you!
Thank you so much for the wonderful and useful video. Is there a tutorial that uses more than 3 colors in the same way?
You're very welcome! Unfortunately, I don't have a tutorial for using more than 3 colors for Tapestry Crochet. But it's totally something that you could do. The only downside would be working over a lot of extra strands. Intarsia crochet would probably work better for more colors. I don't have a video on that technique yet, but it's on my list of videos to make, since I used that technique for my Majestic Butterfly Afghan design. Happy crocheting to you now and always!
I want to learn to do this sooooo bad 😅
Now's the time to learn! Just jump in and give it a try! Happy crocheting to you!
Me encanto
Thanks! I'm glad you love it! I hope you learned a lot and enjoy doing tapestry crochet.
thanks for this pls upioad more veideo for tutorials
You're welcome, Anita! I'll upload more videos as time allows. Are you interested in more Tapestry Crochet videos or another crochet technique?
New to tapestry crochet this was great starting video but would like to learn about triangles and how to make the triangles sides have a straight look to them and keep the correct count . Thanks
Janie,
If you're wanting to make a Tapestry Crochet piece with a triangle shape in the center with straight edges on the triangle, you might want to try using the backwards technique that I use in this video: czcams.com/video/wF8zdIem0Es/video.html. If you work a Tapestry Crochet piece in the round (like a tube) working in both loops of each stitch, the tapestry shape will lean slightly to the right (for right-handed crocheters) or to the left (for left-handed crocheters). But with the backwards technique for every other row when working Tapestry Crochet in rows, the stitches will line up when worked in both loops instead of leaning. And you'll only have right-side rows facing the right side. You'll never have wrong side rows (and you won't have tails on each row). I hope this does the trick for you!
Happy crocheting,
Susan
I really liked the video and how you explain every little detail.
I wonder how should I work if I want to use four colors or more, can you help me ? Please
I'm so glad you like my video and I hope you enjoy doing the Tapestry Crochet technique!
Great question! To use 4 or more colors, you'd have to carry all of the unused colors across the rows/rounds and work over them. It will give you a thicker product, which can be desirable for some projects. In the Colourful Wayuu Bags book (see the link in this video description), the designer uses 4-5 colors in the rounds and works over the unused 3-4 colors, changing colors as needed around. This gives her colorful Tapestry Crochet wayuu bags a good thickness and sturdiness that is great for the bags!
Nice mam
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
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I'm glad you like my video and I hope you enjoy the Tapestry Crochet technique!
Hi Susan.. Could you design a diagram for leopard print in mosaic crochet please?? I'm trying but I cannot get it right...
Unfortunately, I don't have the time to design a leopard print diagram in mosaic crochet. Did you try to contact the designer of the leopard print mosaic crochet pattern that you purchased for help with her pattern?
Do you have to fasten off at the end of every row, or can you just keep going like normal crochet?
If you're working Tapestry Crochet in rows, you have to fasten off at the end of every row (or learn to work your stitches backwards on the wrong side rows). If you're working Tapestry Crochet in the round, then you can keep going with the next round without fastening off at the end of each round, since all of the rounds are worked on the right side.
@@TheCrochetArchitect That makes sense. Thank you! So many ends to weave in! 😱
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I'm glad you enjoyed my video! Happy crocheting to you!
Colocar legendas por favor em português senão fica impossível de ver os vídeos 🙏🙏
Para obter as legendas dos meus vídeos em português, acesse o vídeo e clique na roda de configurações ao lado do CC na parte inferior do vídeo. Vá para legendas, depois Traduza automaticamente e escolha português. Eu espero que isso ajude. Espero que o Google Translate tenha traduzido bem o meu inglês para o português nesta explicação para você!
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How do I print the graph? Gonna try this. Thx.
You're welcome!
If you click on the link in the video description for the free chart download, it'll take you to my website where you can get the free chart to download and print. You simply make a free account (to try to eliminate bots), add it to your cart, download it and print it out. Or you can download it and view the chart (it's in a pdf) on your computer, tablet or cell phone without printing it.
I love your teaching style! I am enjoying the tapestry technique, but I am bothered by the unclean look of the design when you are coming from the right to left and the color change moves over the main color to the left.... In your pattern, where one white stitch extends over the blue. By doing it in the back loop only, the darker front stitch is so obvious, and leaves a jagged look to the design. Is there a way to do tapestry that does not leave that contrasting front loop so obvious?
Thanks, Sherry! The reason that Tapestry Crochet is usually done in the back loop only is to keep the crochet piece from leaning to the right (or to the left if left-handed). When you only work sc into the back loop, the stitches are more able to line up directly on top of each other. But if you work sc in both loops, the stitches tend not to line up directly over each other, but skew to the right (or left if left-handed). I know what you're talking about with the lines of the snowflake not looking as neat when the diagonal line of the snowflake goes up to the left. Unfortunately, I can't think of another way to do it without that obvious jagged line. But if I find a way to eliminate that, I'll definitely let you know! Actually, if the same snowflake chart was used to crochet a coaster in the Tunisian Crochet technique (with color changes), it might possibly eliminate the jagged lines! It's worth a try!
Sherry, I just saw a crochet piece worked with the center sc. I think that technique might work great to eliminate the jagged edges in Tapestry Crochet! I'll have to give it a try. I'll let you know how it works out.
Do you always have tails on each row with tapestry stitching?
With this style of Tapestry Crochet, you'll have tails on each row. However, you can work Tapestry Crochet in turned rows, as well (one right-side row, followed by one wrong-side rows). I made a video for this style of Tapestry Crochet. You can watch it here: czcams.com/video/BlJf_p3ek58/video.html. You can also work the wrong-side rows with backwards stitches so all the stitches face the right side. That video is here: czcams.com/video/wF8zdIem0Es/video.html.
Happy Tapestry Crocheting to you Sandy!
Do you have to drop the row each time when it is finished or can you chain one and start the next row I haven't done tapestry crochet I'm pretty new and have only made scarves and blankets
If you're working Tapestry Crochet in the round instead of in rows, then you don't have to drop the colors at the end of each round. You'd just bring both colors up to the next row and use them again. However, if you're working in rows (all right side rows), you'd have to finish off at the end of each row and start again at the beginning of the next row. There might be a way to turn and work from the wrong side, though. I'll have to give that a try and make a video on it, if it works!
@@TheCrochetArchitect follow up question does it have to be single crochet or can it be half double or double aswell
I'm sorry that I didn't reply sooner. For some reason, CZcams held a lot of comments on my channel for 2-4 weeks and didn't inform me about them! I've never seen Tapestry Crochet done with half double crochet or double crochet stitches. It's always done with single crochet stitches. It makes a nice, dense fabric with the sc.
Hello, could you remind me where should I contact you about my 10 color tapestry? FB or blog?
At the bottom of the "About Me" page on my website. Here's a direct link: thecrochetarchitect.com/about-me/. Then we can continue this discussion through email.
Can we do tapestry in cotton yarn???
Yes we can! The yarn I used for the coasters in this video is cotton. And Tapestry Crochet bags are made with cotton yarn, too.
Добрий день! Я з України. Не розумію, що Ви кажете, проте дивлюся відео і все зрозуміло. Тому буду дивитися Ваші відео не тільки для натхнення, але й для вивчення мови💪 Успіхів у розвитку каналу!!!
Good day to you, too! I'm so glad that you can understand what I'm doing just by watching my video. Do you know about closed captions on videos? I have closed captions turned on for my videos. You can have CZcams (or Google) automatically translate what I'm saying into Ukrainian so you can understand more of what I'm saying while I demonstrate. But I like the fact that you can learn more English while watching my videos, too! Happy crocheting to you! By the way, I used Google translate to find out what your comment said. I don't speak a word of Ukrainian!
Добрий день і вам! Я дуже радий, що ви можете зрозуміти, що я роблю, просто подивившись моє відео. Чи знаєте ви про закриті субтитри у відео? Я ввімкнув субтитри для моїх відео. Ви можете зробити так, щоб CZcams (або Google) автоматично перекладав те, що я говорю, українською, щоб ви могли краще зрозуміти те, що я говорю, поки я демонструю. Але мені подобається той факт, що ви можете вивчати більше англійської мови, дивлячись мої відео! Вдалого вам в'язання гачком! До речі, я скористався перекладачем Google, щоб дізнатися, що сказано у вашому коментарі. Я не розмовляю ні слова українською!
Now I wonder how I could incorporate this into a sweater
You can definitely incorporate the Tapestry Crochet technique and this snowflake design into a sweater. The knit sweater that's behind me in the video was my inspiration for designing my "Stained Glass Snowflake Scarf" pattern and my "It Takes All Colors Snowflakes Afghan" pattern. I showed photos of these 2 designs in the video and included links to these 2 patterns in the video, as well. Since my inspiration sweater was knit (most likely on a knitting machine), I don't see any reason why you couldn't crochet a sweater with snowflakes all over it or just a stripe of snowflakes somewhere on the sweater (like around the chest). I hope you have fun with your Tapestry Crochet projects!
@@TheCrochetArchitect thank you for the long and detailed reply! Just a quick tip, there's not many videos on using tapestry crochet to make clothes. Would recommend if you have the time and or energy for it. :)
Thanks so much for the recommendation. I'll consider it, but I have so many videos on my list to make, it may be a long time before I get around to making a video like this!
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Thanks! I'm glad you like it!