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Learning To Crochet 
 
by Tammatha R. Conerly May 26, 2005

Joining Yarn

In crocheting, unlike in knitting, never leave knots or tie. Leave at least four inches of yarn at the end when finishing off yarn to join new yarn. Join new yarn at the end of a row, whenever possible by working with the old yarn until two loops are left on the hook, then complete the stitch with then new yarn. If you do not have enough yarn to make it to the end of a row, work stitches with both the old and new yarn until working the end of the old yarn.

You now have the basis of beginning crochet! With a simple beginner book you will learn how to read instructions and will be able to make many useful items and special one of a kind gifts!

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