wow! amazing technique, thanks!
INTERESTING THANKS!
Thank you Mayy this is really interesting. I really want to learn how to crochet more than a granny square so I can learn to do Amigurumi. Great hearing about this now so I can play with both as I learn. Thanks so much for the great explanation and pictures too :loveliness: Love learning new things.
Also your avatar is so sweet :loveliness:
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I use both ways. Personally prefer the "X" sc.
Thank you!!! I love Star Wars and Legos! what can I say?;P
I had to learn the yarn under x way when making octopuses for premature babies, the charity had alot of rules to make them safe for the babies and like you said it produces much tigher work which leaves less gaps for stuffing making it safer. I found it super hard on my hands though (I have arthritis) so I generally work in yarn over v form. I'm working on some of the pica pau patterns now but doing them in v form instead. I prefer the look of the x but it's just not doable for me personally which is a pity
So very cute. Is there a pattern yet?
Wow, this is a great tip! I really like the look of the X shaped sc stitch, I'm going to have to incorporate that in my next amigurumi project!
This is so helpful, thank you! I'd always thought amigurumi it was work and turn the work inside out to get a different look than the V, not a different method of making the stitch!
For me V-shaped sc are more simple than X-shaped. But I really like X sc and I try to do this. But each toy requires its own approach. Somewhere you need softness and simplicity of V, and somewhere tight and structure of X. I love both options
Oh wow! I had no idea. From you pictures it does look neater. I will give this a try. Thanks for sharing.