COLOUR ROWS

Making stripes is easy

SIMPLE STRIPES Working rows of different colours will create simple stripe effects like this – a classic look that suits many different projects. In crochet, you always switch yarn colour at the end of a row, ready to work the new row in the new colour. We’ll show you how overleaf. On a large project, you can also use the same technique to join a new ball of the same yarn colour, when one ball runs out. WIDE OR NARROW Make your stripes as wide as you want them to be – experiment by crocheting a 2-row repeat, a 4-row repeat, a 6-row repeat, and so on. You can also play with combining different widths of stripes, mixing a 2-row stripe with a 6-row stripe, and so on. You don’t have to stick…

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