You can find a very informative tutorial on Filet crochet at The Spruce Blog. This combination creates the Filet pattern. The filled in squares represent 3 double crochet stitches. The double crochet stitches should all line up and form a grid. The empty squares on the graph represent 2 chain stitches and 1 double crochet. Yarn over and pull it through all 5 loops and chain 1.

Yarn over and pull through, yarn over and pull through the first 2 loops on the hook. Yarn over and insert the hook into the same stitch. Yarn over and pull it through the first 2 loops on the hook. Insert the hook into the next stitch, yarn over and pull the yarn through. Single crochet across the foundation chain and turn your work. When using a crochet graph and bobble stitches, simply work a bobble stitch as the pattern.Д«egin with an even number chain. This creates a very textured and detailed pattern great for baby blankets. Mamma in a Stitch has a very detailed tutorial on Tapestry crochet if youвЂ™d like to learn this technique.ДЄ really fun way to use a crochet graph is to work the pattern in bobble stitches. Catch the old color under the new color and then carry it along in the stitches as you work across the row. Change colors, as usual, pull the new color through the last two loops of the old colorвЂ™s last stitch.

Normally you only use two colors at once so your work doesnвЂ™t get too bulky. You will be able to see the different colors peeking through the stitches, but this is one of the things that make Tapestry crochet so unique. Instead of using bobbins or floating the yarn, the yarn is carried in the stitches along the row. Bold contrasting colors are used to crochet bags, baskets, garments, and home dГ©cor items. Tapestry crochet is traditionally used to create very vibrant pieces. Check out this video by Sierra Tosner on Fair Isle color changes in crochet. If you try to carry the yarn too far it will either pull the fabric and pucker it, or your work will be too loose and messy. Try to carry the yarn no more than three or four stitches. When you turn your work, youвЂ™ll now be carrying the colors on the side facing you since this is still the wrong side of the fabric. Work the new color carrying the old color along the wrong side capturing it in the stitches of the new color.Д¬ontinue with the pattern carrying colors along the wrong side of the fabric. Pull the new color through the last 2 loops. Work the old color to the last 2 loops on the hook. Usually, only two or three colors are used at once. In this type of crochet, colors are carried along the back side of the fabric. Graphs are also used for Fair Isle crochet. This will keep them from getting tangled. Keep the unused colors pull forward and rearrange the bobbins when you turn your work. One of the hardest things about Intarsia crochet is managing all of the bobbins if you have several color changes. Mikey from The Crochet Crowd has an excellent video on Intarsia crochet. Place the old yarn under the first stitch of the new color capturing it in the stitch and drop it, pull it to the front of the fabric to rest until you come back across the row and need it again. On the last stitch of the old color pull the new color through the last two loops of the stitch. Color changes are captured in the stitches to give a clean look. Colors are not carried across the work but picked up as they are needed. Each color change requires a bobbin of yarn. How you change colors depends upon what type of colorwork you are using. Continue up the graph working odd rows from right to left, and even rows from left to right. The first stitch is worked in Color A, Color B is used for all but the last stitch which is worked in Color A. Begin in the bottom right corner with Color A. This is an example of a very simple graph.

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