How to Crochet Left Handed

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Those who crochet left-handed have difficulty following instructions out there.This means the patterns are inside out unless there are left-handed instructions.This article will help you and you will be able to enjoy the pleasure of crocheting in no time.
  1. for square items, such as afghans, pot holders, etc.Doilies are also started with the chain stitch.
  2. Use your other hand to hold the yarn you will add to the project.
  3. The hook should be facing up when you start and then place the thread over the needle.Turn the hook down without dropping the added piece of yarn and pull it through the starting loop.
  4. Practice for 10-15 minutes a day until you can also keep the thread neither too loose nor too tight. If you stick to chain stitch and nothing else, you will be able to make necklaces, belts, key rings, shoelaces, hair bows, etc.
  5. Remember, starting is the true principle of learning to use crochet, the first step is the one in which you will learn to read the patterns, then the one in which you will learn to make pot holders, doilies etc.
  6. Give yourself some time;your pot holders will evolve into the same size and length (gauge), the step will be to learn how to put them together to make an afghan, blanket etc.
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Advice

  • Don't try patterns that are complicated or require lots of colors until you've learned how to hold the yarn and hook correctly.Be careful at first not to drop stitches, which is something to expect when starting out with crochet, or any other knitting project.
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Warnings

  • Folding travel scissors cost less in the camping department than in specialty stores.
  • Wooden crochet hooks are safer when traveling than metal ones.
  • Plastic crochet hooks are good for teaching children.
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Things you will need

  • At least 3 skeins (balls, standard crochet hook, yarn needles, foldable travel or camping scissors, a waterproof bag to carry everything you need, vintage bag to hold the threads).Two sets of instructions, one for safekeeping and one for travel.It's a good idea to make photocopies and put them in a ring container, writing down the name of the project, the date, the money spent and a small piece of yarn to remind you of the dye color, in case you run out of something.
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