Hey Becky!
I’m so glad I’m not alone 😉 I love how many different ways you can crochet. I’ve learned there’s no right or wrong way!
Stay Cozy,
Sierra

Sierra, this is how I was taught to hold my yarn! I know it’s “wrong”, but I don’t care. The results are the same. It was great to see I’m not the only one that does it this way 🙂

Thank you for the kind words! I know we all crochet differently, me REALLY different, but you are so right. It’s the process that’s fun and rewarding. Once you get this technique it’s really fast. I love the way it looks.

Stay cozy,
Sierra

Thank you Sierra for this video. I cannot wait to try this. I was funny to see how you yarn over. But your work is beautiful so it really does not matter how you reach you end results, does it? A hundred years from now when your work is still here… looking so nice, it will NOT make a bit of difference. I hope to learn to do my seams just like this. It will take a little practice but that is one thing great about Crochet…practice is just as much fun as work a project….at least for me. Keep putting out the great work and videos. I hope to do some Fair Isle that looks as nice as yours. Again, Thank you ! CS

Hi Angelina!
I hope you find this joining technique helpful! I sometimes hold my working yarn in the wrong hand. So when I yarn over it looks different. I’m the one who’s been doing it wrong my whole life 😉

Stay cozy,
Sierra

I noticed on single crochet you bring your thread in front and around…have I been doing it backwards all my life?

Thanks again 🙂

Hi Sandy!
I love this way of joining too. I’ll consider adding a video of changing colors at the end of the row. Here’s another tutorial that offers some advice on changing yarn colors.
https://sweeteverlyb.com/change-colors-fair-isle-crochet/

Thank You for your kind words! I appreciate it.
Stay Cozy,
Sierra