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#hearthookedstash I would like to present my hook stash... #crochethooks #crochetaddict #crochetfun #crochetlife #crochet4life #ahookedlike #myotherbabies

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Well I have finally finished the dress and I like to think it looks good on her What you think? But the big question now is which shoe looks better the purple (A) or the green (B)... Comment which you think looks better. #instacrochet #crochet #crochetaddict #crochetfun #crochetlife #crochet4life #yarnaddict #yarn #amigurumidoll #amigurumi

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#crocheting and binge watching #naruto #fingerlessgloves for my hubby to match his #slouchybeanie #yarnaddict #yarn #crochetaddict #crochet #crochetfun #crochetlife #anime #animejunkie #animegirl (at Lee County, Leesburg, Georgia)

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#crochetbatmanlogo I think I did a good job I think I can finally call myself a #crochetdesigner (at Lee County, Leesburg, Georgia)

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Teaching my niece to #crochet how do you think is doing she did 5 rows of #singlecrochet fast learner in my opinion 😊😊 👍 or 👎 or 👌

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Been working on this for a while my first #amigurumidoll based off of #lalaloopsy I would like to think I'm doing good so far #crochet in her dress next not sure what colors to use But my question is how am I doing so far? #crochetaddict #crochet #crochetfun #crochet4life #crochetchallenge (at Lee County, Leesburg, Georgia)

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Just some things I have been working on lately really have had the chance to #crochet lately but I worked a #MickeyMousebeanie and a #slouchybeanie with #greenlanternlogo #crochetaddict been feeling kind of off since I haven't been crocheting as much #crochet4life #yarnaddict #passion4crochet #crochetfun (at Lee County, Leesburg, Georgia)

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I believe this to be so true.

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How I feel when I tell people I crochet, sometimes lol

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Hey guys this is for all my gamer fans out there A Sub-Zero Ski Mask created by me #subzero #crochetmaskhat #crochetskimask #crochetlove #crochetlover #crochetlife #dricascrochetdesigns #dcdesigns91 #passion4crochet #crochetaddict #crochet4life #mk #mortalkombat #retrosubzero Double tap if you like and if you would like to order your own Mortal Kombat skimask email me with which character you want

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This is for all my Sailor Moon fans out there I have created a Sailor Moon Hat that took about three days and it did turn out the way I wanted it to and my sister in law loves it and so do I might have to make one for myself but one of the other #sailorscouts thou #sailormoon #crochet #crochethats #crochetaddict #lovewhatido #sailormoon #passion4crochet #crocheted #dricascrochetdesigns #dcdesigns91 #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetlover #crochet4life #anime #animegirl #animelove #animelover #animelovers And I would like to make a special thanks to #woollyrhinocrafts for her tiara pattern it completes the hat so well.

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So for the last few days I have been working on this hat for my sister-in-law it's Sailor Moon if you can't already tell

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Hi Guys this is my FIRST POST

Good afternoon ppl! Just coming to you today to tell you that this is my first initial post to tell you that I will be showing crochet projects (progress), tutorials for beginners, ideas, and things that I sell. Have a great day!! Happy crocheting!! Xxxx

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Preventing Vertical Slanting while Crocheting in the Round

Similar issues had been brought up before and I provided a few tricks, but today I discovered one that used basic single crochet. It is probably common knowledge, but I have never, EVER seen it covered in any beginner’s crochet tutorial that I’ve read and I am a little annoyed that I didn’t know about this sooner. Credit goes to this post on Crochetville for the fix.

Basically, to get that vertical stripe effect without the stitches slanting, do all your single crochets in the front loop only. Using tighter stitches help, too–the example photo here is kinda loose and I had to do some tugging to get it to look as straight as possible.

I am aware that some people crochet like this by default and for the longest time I couldn’t figure out how they achieved perfect vertical columns (even just tightening my stitches didn’t quite work). It’s not quite as effective when you’re making something completely flat like a round potholder, though. If anyone has a solution for those, let me know!

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This is cool I would have to try this

This is a brilliant little DIY idea found over at the blog Primitive Spirit. Hint for knitting a repeated pattern - How To instructions via the link.  Would work just as easily for Crochet Patterns as well.