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How to Double Crochet with Rosee Woodland

Once you have made your starter chain, you can then move on to this stitch, which is quite a firm stitch and often used for home furnishings and to...

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How to Fasten Off Crochet with Rosee Woodland

Classes with Rosee Woodland • Educational, G, 01-Jan-2018

What more is there to say – at the end of the project you need to fasten off – including the last stitch , which is easier than you might think.

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