To balance a design panel you’ll want the ending top edge to match the beginning bottom edge. If they do not automatically match, you usually just have to add one plain mesh A-colored row of dcif or dcib to balance the design. However, sometimes you just have to experiment with the last row or two […]

I’ve received a question regarding the meaning of the 6 sts + 6, 4 sts + 4, etc. found in Interlocking Crochet™ under each design. These numbers are for you to use when you are creating your own projects. Subscribe to My Crochet Channel or go to: YouTube.com TanisGalik This first number lets you know how […]

What is the difference between the Zigzag Design and the Squiggles Design? Subscribe to My Crochet Channel or go to: YouTube.com TanisGalik They are close. The difference is in the B Rows. In the Zigzag Design starting with Row 2 A & B (and in all following rows) each stitch is opposite of the stitch in […]

The best way to design your own multi-paneled Interlocking Crochet™ afghan or baby blanket is to make a sample. It’s not as hard or as time consuming as you might think. Actually since you’ll be able to see if the designs work together and catch any problems before you begin your project, it can actually […]

If it is at all possible, bring a computer to your class or teaching session and show the free videos from the Interlocking Crochet™ website so people can watch the concept and the stitches up close before you assist them individually. Subscribe to My Crochet Channel or go to: YouTube.com TanisGalik I have found showing the […]

I’ve received several questions about the yarns I use for Interlocking Crochet™. The terms differ depending on your county. However, if you know the hook size suggested for the yarn you want to use, it will help. Subscribe to My Crochet Channel or go to: YouTube.com TanisGalik The Coats nylon (www.coatsandclark.com) is described as 100% nylon […]

Some crocheters are beginning to send me pictures of their Interlocking Crochet™ projects. Below are two from Interlocking Crocheter Lisa. Subscribe to My Crochet Channel or go to: YouTube.com TanisGalik Why not post your pictures so everyone can see them? First, join http://www.Ravelry.com. It’s free. Then you can post all your pictures in your “notebook”. Also, you […]