Learn The Easy Step-By-Step Secrets To Master Any Crochet Pattern… No Matter How Complex

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“Free Advanced Crochet Stitch Ideas Report (With Big Pictures) Includes 3 Fun & Creative Stitch Ideas Plus One Long Lost Vintage Stitch To Make Your Projects More Enjoyable”

I’ve put together a little report for you. It’s the 1st of a few I’m planning to do.

“Here’s what it’s about”

It covers advanced crochet stitches and their application in common projects. Now, you’ve probably mastered the basic stitches and techniques of crochet, you’re probably ready to try something a bit more sophisticated. Your creativity is the only limit to what you can do with exciting and fun advanced crochet stitchery.

The fundamental stitches in crochet are often accented with fancier, sometimes more complicated stitches such as the apple seed stitch or popcorn stitch. There’s also completely different styles of crocheting – such as filet or Irish Lace style.

As they say, “variety is the spice of life.” This holds true for variety in the crochet world as well. The fun part of crochet is the diversity and creativity that crocheters can employ using various stitches. We’ll cover some of the most desirable advanced stitches and styles, plus one long lost vintage stitch, in this 11 page report.

Here are the stitches we will be covering:

• Tunisian Crochet
• Filet Crochet
• Picot Edge
• Apple Seed Stitch

So, please download your report by pressing the ‘Download Now’ button below and if you’re not already part of a Breakthrough Crochet group (shame on you) please sign up on your preferred network. (e.g. myspace, facebook) I’d love to hear your feedback!

I’ve put a lot of work into this – I really hope you enjoy it.

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Hello everyone,

A big problem that frustrates a lot of crocheters is color change. Or to be more specific, how to change color without making a complete mess. With all the little strands and cords hanging out of your project whenever you change colours there has to be a better way to make it look clean without it being allowed to unraveling.

I’ve put together another sneak peek from Keys To Crochet and turned It into the tutorial below. Enjoy.

This is a really flexible stitch, you can make Afghans and use in other long bits of chain to fill up the spaces. There are a couple things to remember to color change really well no matter the situation.

Remember to only half finish the stitch and pull the next color through in the next loop. This means the colors are seamless and look as if the color just vanishes into the other one (Once you’ve darned of course!)

When you’re changing colors constantly you have to keep them out of your stitches, it can tangle up your work and make things seem messy. You’ll find that if you crochet in the ends of yarn you will have colors running through other colors and it will look really messy.

I really hope you got something valuable out of this tutorial. if you do, leave a comment below. I love your feedback.

Much love,

Amber
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I recently got a message from a friend of mine saying “I desperately want to learn hairpin crochet but nobody seems to run classes on it”

Now, it just so happens one of my favorite types of crochet is hairpin crochet. Why you may ask?

Because, you can make beautiful broad shawls, scarves, intricate dollies and tablecloths that look very different to traditional crochet with that fluffy soft look.

Hairpin Crochet is extremely versatile and once you get the hang of it, it’s quite easy to do it while you’re watching TV or listening to the radio.

So, I’ve decide to dedicate this post to helping people learn hairpin crochet.

The above video is a sneak peek from a project that I was roped into working on called Keys To Crochet. This is a really useful Hairpin Crochet Stitch called the Single Crochet.

You can make the spine bigger by using a Double Crochet or a Treble Crochet which will give you amazing textures and results.

I wanted to keep this post from becoming a history lesson as it is very old and make it more of a how-to post, but if you’re interested in knowing more about hairpin crochet you can find some great info here:

http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art5290.asp

Hairpin crochet is a one of many variations on the traditional crochet method and gives our projects a very beautiful and delicate look.

I hope you enjoyed this video, I’m so excited to have it up.
Grab a hook and give it a go for yourself.

Happy Hooking
Amber

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Welcome back guys,

Ok, here’s the latest sneak peek of Keys To Crochet. This video is from the section on Joining Pieces of Crochet.

This can be a real pain for even experienced crocheters, but this video will cover the hints that can make it easy.

I don’t want to draw too much attention to this but even I make a mistake in this one.

It really shows just how much easier you can make your crocheting when you stop and take a quick look at your project. It’s always important to stop, look and crochet safely.

So, how easy is it to Join your Crochet Pieces? I explain it in more detail and cover a couple more ways to Join Crochet Pieces on Keys To Crochet, but this is the easiest technique I’ve found to use and get started straight away.

Things To Keep In Mind:
ALWAYS insert your hook into the outside loop.

Crochet your tails into your crochet so they don’t dangle and catch on things when you are wearing them.

The wrong side is the side that you with be crocheting on.

And NEVER go all the way through a side without flipping it over and looking at how great your crochet looks.

I want to say I really love you guys and want to let you know the kind things that all of my friends have told me has inspired me to continue.

Please leave your comments, I’d love to hear from you.
Amber
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Being a Member also means you will receive great sneak-peek video tutorials like this one as well as competitions, prizes and more.

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P.P.S – I’m thinking of giving everyone a digital copy of my Advance Stitches Ideas Report that I wrote up a while ago, I’ve been meaning to get around to selling it but I haven’t had the time.

If you’re interested in getting a copy leave a comment below.

Hello Everyone,

It’s great to have you back, here is a really valuable sneak preview from my Keys to Crochet Sneak Preview collection.

Tunisian Crochet is another of my first loves of crochet. I really like the simplicity and beautiful texture it makes when you create a blanket or jumper out of the fabric. It’s so soft and fluffy.
There are so many types of Tunisian Crochet Stitches and the only way to learn them all is to buy yourself a great big Tunisian Crochet hook and a beginners book from your nearest craft stop then go wild. Crocheting up a storm is the best way to learn a new technique, because you can make as many mistakes as you can learn from them and when you make a really fantastic piece it can go to friends or family as a present.

You need to keep in mind that when you do the Tunisian stitch you leave the loops on the hook and then crochet them off on the row back.

Some designers can be tricking and call the forward row, row 1 and when you go back on a row, the second row.

The most important thing is that you enjoyed the video, make sure you think of friends or family who could use the video and send them a link. I’m sure they’ll love it.

I hope you enjoyed the video,

Amber

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P.S. – If you liked this video please leave a comment.

Better yet, you can receive a FREE step-by-step guide teaching you how to design your own fashionable crochet clothing (worth $19.95) by joining-up to become a breakthrough crochet member at:

www.crochetdesignsecrets.com

Being a Member also means you will receive great sneak-peek video tutorials like this one as well as competitions, prizes and more.

Join here: www.crochetdesignsecrets.com