Oh, blending stitches basically means making your stitches flow smoothly from one section or color to another so the transition looks natural and seamless. It’s kind of like when I’m trying to get my baby to nap—smooth, gradual, and without any sudden moves that might wake them up! In knitting or crochet, it helps avoid any harsh lines or awkward bumps in your work, making your piece look polished and professional. You might do this by adjusting tension, mixing yarn colors gradually, or using specific stitch patterns that ease one section into the next. It takes a bit of practice, but once you get it, your project will look like it was made by a pro—even if you’re sneaking in stitches during nap time!
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