LEFT HANDED CROCHET: Solomon's Knot tutorial

Learn how to crochet the Solomon's Knot with this LEFT HANDED version of the video. I love how different this stitch can look with different weight yarns. It can look super sleek and modern made in heavier weight yarns or delicate and traditional made in light weight yarns. Either way, it's a beautiful stitch which is surprisingly easy to do and perfect for projects such as Market bags, Lacy scarves, lightweight cover ups, tops and homeware.

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I HAVE USED:
🛒 Hook: 5mm hook (this one was from a Crochet Society Past Box)

⏱ TIME STAMPS:
00:24 - Slip knot & chain
01:25 - Row 1
06:10 - Row 2
09:28 - Row 3
12:59 - Finishing row
13:55 - Fastening off

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It important to know that there is a difference in UK terms. The techniques are the same, there is just different terminology. Being aware of this from the beginning will help you with learning to crochet, this conversion chart will help you:

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//FAQs??

-How many squares do I need for a baby blanket?

This can vary, it really can be however big or small you like, but i generally do 4x4 or 5x5.

-How many chains shall I do for a *single/double/etc' blanket?

Again, this can vary. I would suggest that you do your chain and lay it down agains the bed you are wanting it for. It should be the same width. You should then ad a few more to make it a little wider.

-How much yarn do I need?

Unfortunately, I will be able to answer individuals questions about how much yarn you would used do to multiple factors affecting it. Such as, your tension, the size of hook and the yarn being used.

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[tarienannandale]

I am so glad for this I am left so I always turn the video to understand what they are doing thank you.

[kastafarm]

hello! i need help with understanding a pattern, could you help me?
this is what the pattern says:
"Round 1: ch 30, Sc 28 from the second chain from hook, 3 sc in next ch, Sc 27, 2
sc in last ch, sl st (60)"
if i started the round with a chain of 30, how can i have 60 in the end with only 2 increases??
the rest of the pattern is quite clear, only this beginning i don't understand at all...can someone help??