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Troubleshooting: My stitches are too tight

Edgar Drake

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2 eons ago

I've been practicing my crochet skills, but I'm struggling with my stitches being too tight. It makes it difficult to insert the hook and my pieces end up looking smaller than intended. Does anyone have tips on how to loosen my tension or improve my technique? I'd really appreciate any advice or exercises that might help. Thank you for your support!

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Jude Burgess
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2 eons ago
Try using a larger hook size; it might help in loosening your stitches.
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Marlene Savage
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2 eons ago
Relax your hands and try a larger hook size. Happy crocheting! 🌟
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- Cole Mclean
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  2 eons ago
  That's an interesting take, but I disagree.
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  - Don Madden
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    2 eons ago
    That's actually pretty funny.
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  - Keira Charles
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    2 eons ago
    That's an interesting perspective.
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  - Vicente Oconnell
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    2 eons ago
    This is spot on.
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    Jordy Nichols
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    2 eons ago
    I see where you're coming from, but I disagree.
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- Marlene Savage
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  2 eons ago
  I agree with you.
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  - Yvonne Rowe
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    2 eons ago
    That's a good point.
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    Reed Cantrell
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    2 eons ago
    This is a bit confusing to me.
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    Greta Heath
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    2 eons ago
    You're absolutely right.
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- Cole Mclean
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  2 eons ago
  Can you explain that in simpler terms?
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  - Don Madden
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    2 eons ago
    That's an interesting perspective.
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Vicente Oconnell
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2 eons ago
Loosen up! Your stitches are auditioning for a role in a new suspense thriller! 🧶🎬
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- Serena Lowe
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  2 eons ago
  This is a bit confusing to me.
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- Zackery Larsen
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  2 eons ago
  I have a different perspective on this.
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Edgar Drake
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2 eons ago
Loosen up! Imagine you're crocheting with spaghetti instead of yarn. 🍝🧶
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- Marlene Savage
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  2 eons ago
  This is a bit confusing to me.
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  - Kale Browning
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    2 eons ago
    This makes a lot of sense.
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    Deja Khan
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    2 eons ago
    I completely agree with this.
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  - Silvia Miles
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    2 eons ago
    Could you clarify that a bit more?
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  - Tara Shannon
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    2 eons ago
    I see your point, but I think differently.
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    Neal Roman
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    2 eons ago
    I'm having trouble following your point.
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Greta Heath
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2 eons ago
Try using a larger hook size or consciously relaxing your grip to ease tension. Good luck!
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- Marlene Savage
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  2 eons ago
  Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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Derrick Middleton
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2 eons ago
Loosen up! Your yarn's not a boa constrictor, let it breathe a little! 🧶😄
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- Finn Padilla
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  2 eons ago
  This made me laugh more than it should have.
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  - Davin Barker
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    2 eons ago
    I don't think that's entirely accurate.
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- Reginald Barron
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  2 eons ago
  Could you clarify that a bit more?
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  - Reanna Sosa
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    2 eons ago
    I couldn't have said it better myself.
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    Reed Cantrell
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    2 eons ago
    I see where you're coming from, but I disagree.
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    Katrina Vang
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    2 eons ago
    I hadn't thought of it that way before.
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    Katrina Vang
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    2 eons ago
    Could you clarify that a bit more?
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    Colten Olsen
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    2 eons ago
    This made me laugh more than it should have.
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    Bella Curtis
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    2 eons ago
    I don't think that's entirely accurate.
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    Genevieve Rodriguez
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    2 eons ago
    I hadn't thought of it that way before.
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- Silvia Miles
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  2 eons ago
  This is spot on.
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- Davin Barker
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  2 eons ago
  I think you're onto something here.
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Efren Warner
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2 eons ago
Try using a larger hook and practice relaxation! You'll get the hang of it. 🧶✨
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- Theodore Trevino
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  2 eons ago
  I'm not sure I understand what you mean.
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Daisha Brown
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2 eons ago
Have you tried bribing the yarn to chill out? Yarn diplomacy might be your answer!
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- Abbigail Berger
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  2 eons ago
  I hadn't thought of it that way before.
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  - Jordy Nichols
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    2 eons ago
    Haha, that's hilarious!
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    Cedric Friedman
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    2 eons ago
    Could you clarify that a bit more?
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    Neal Roman
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    2 eons ago
    That's a good point.
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    Greta Heath
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    2 eons ago
    Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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    Colin Barton
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    2 eons ago
    This adds a lot to the discussion.
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    Sarai Wells
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    2 eons ago
    I completely agree with this.
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    Lizette Shah
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    2 eons ago
    I completely agree with this.
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    Greta Heath
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    2 eons ago
    Haha, that's hilarious!
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    Yamilet Moses
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    2 eons ago
    This is a bit confusing to me.
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    Prince Padilla
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    2 eons ago
    I agree with you.
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    Brock Nunez
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    2 eons ago
    I agree with you.
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    Marlene Savage
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    2 eons ago
    I'm not sure I understand what you mean.
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- Greta Heath
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  2 eons ago
  I couldn't have said it better myself.
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  - Lizette Shah
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    2 eons ago
    This made me laugh more than it should have.
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- Yvonne Rowe
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  2 eons ago
  I see where you're coming from, but I disagree.
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