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dc no-chain foundationHey, has anyone made anything using the dc no-chain foundation? I think I will try the dc no-chain foundation or the sc no-chain foundation on my next project.dc no-chain foundation http://www.weirdmirror.org/instruction/dblbsch.htm :D Would love to hear your opinion, |
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| vernzap |
I haven't tried it yet, but now I want to! Thanks for postng the link. :D | ||
| TX CrochetLover |
Now that is pretty cool! Haven't used it,
but definitely worth a try. |
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| sallenlouise |
Well well well...Who knew? lol
I have got to try that!!! Thanx for posting! Sonia |
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| Kahud48 |
Thanks posting that link. I had found that
once before and lost it. I thought I would use that stitch to make some dishclothes with. When the dishclothe swap gets started now, I think I will make mine in that :lol: |
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| Die Alte Hexe |
Re: dc no-chain foundation
I messed about with it but haven't really used it on a live project. I have a ripple afghan in mind for a winter gift and I just might give it a go for that. I looked kind of funky but that could very well have been down to me. :? |
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| jacqui |
I have used the sc no chain foundation on socks i really like it. | ||
| smartcat |
I have used both on afghans, when I plan to add a border and it makes it so much easier to space out. You can hardly tell which side is the beginning and end (unless you are an experienced crocheter). I really like it for afghans and even baby sweaters. | ||
| sallenlouise |
Well, I keep forgettting about
tis technique! When I start a new project, I will TRY to remember this, lol |
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| Kahud48 |
I am going to start a project this weekend using that stitch.
I am going to be making some washcloths 
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