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Beginners How to Crochet Series - Part 1 - Fasten On with Rosee Woodland

Crochet projects start with a chain – so once you know how to do this, you can settle down to all your other options.
Rosee has a great tip about t...

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How to Treble Crochet with Rosee Woodland

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

This treble crochet stitch is often used when creating Granny Squares (similar to knitting) which can then be turned into quilts/rugs.   This is quite a tall stitch, so that your work will grow quite quickly.
Rosee reminds you about the turning chains (which she also showed you how to do in the Double Crochet video).

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