CROCHET BASICS: MAKE A SLIP KNOT, THREE METHODS | Bella Coco Crochet

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[gabriellamansfield]

The first one makes it so easy for me. Thank you so much 😊

[thecherishedlife]

The first one was the easiest for me! Thank you so much!!

[trishaturner]

Have always used number one. It is nice to try other ways now and again for a change. Thanks for this.

[aprilschmitz]

I was taught method #2 by my Aunt. She always referred to it as the "knitter's slip knot", since that's where she learned it. She does both knitting and crocheting.

[donacatanguma]

I learned from a woman who was trained in Germany and have always done type # 2. I basically just twist the yarn around the hook and pull through ... similar to your # 2.
💛☮️💚. I had never seen 1 or 3 done before until I started watching crochet videos!!!

[theastewart]

Fun video! I know how you make yours from watching your videos but never saw the second method before. It amazes me just how many ways there are to make a slip knot! I change my method up every once in a while for variety! Thanks for sharing!

[clairemckinstray]

I learnt from you so it’s number 1 for me, I have seen the other ways but keep going back to your way, I’m too used to it now 💞🧶🥰

[pitchmoss]

thank you for posting! i'm just now getting into crocheting and this is loads more help than the guide book I got
you're a good teacher :>

[gothicapple]

thank u!
i tie mine differently, had been looking for a video that shows a few new ways.

[jobarton]

I just want to say thank you so much, I've started making my granddaughter a blanket, i find your videos realty easy to follow.
Would you be able to put a video up on how to make Moses baskets please

[disneyfamily]

so i just got into crocheting and i couldnt do a slip knot for about 5 days until i found this! it took me a few tries but now i can make them no problem, thank you so much!

[cherylheming]

Thank you for these helpful ways to make a slip knot.

[bsdfifia]

The slip knot is the reason why crocheting is hard for me. i saw this video, finally. method #3 was easier

[clairemartin]

I actually made it work. No other video helped me. 😊

[leafy_]

thank u for an actual clear tut <333 helped me sm

[hayleyward]

Thankyou so much this helped me a lot!

[bushmistress]

Very useful and interesting video. I actually use method 3. A bit clumsy I assumed but it works ok. Instead of putting the yarn on the table I hold in my hand and thread through as shown in the video. I may well try the other methods now thank you :)

[teresau.]

I know a few ways of making a slip knot, but watching you makes it so complicated. These are just my thoughts on your video. Others might not think so.

[itsirisii]

Good video! I’m definitely going to try these out!

[RyanByan]

bruh thank you- I crochet all the time but keep forgetting how to tie a knot.