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Monday, June 1, 2020

Surface Crochet

 
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What is surface crochet? 
It is a way to crochet (usually using the slip stitch) on the top of  (the surface of) a finished piece. With the surface crochet you can decorate a piece with stripes, lines, ribbing, edging, etc. 

I have tried my hand at surface crochet in a couple of my projects - nothing I did was spectacular though, but I quite like it because not only it gives a raised texture to a piece but also enriches it greatly. 

I am actually trying to work surface crochet on one of my cacti  - a project I hope to reveal soon, but that also avalanched some ideas how to use this technique in my jewelry and I simply cannot wait to get the cacti done and throw myself into surface crocheting jewelries ;)

Below are some ideas of surface crochet I found on the Internet. How about you? Have you tried this technique?

 

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11 comments:

  1. I never tried surface crochet before and it reminds me of embroidery! I like the ideas you have posted.

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    1. Yes, it does. I do love embroidery on crochet too.

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  2. I have been curious about surface crochet. It’s on my “sometime” list! Pinned.

    Michelle
    https://mybijoulifeonline.com

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  4. I've never tried surface crocheting but it is very pretty and def stands out! Looking forward to seeing more of what you do with it.

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    1. Thank you on the positive reply dear! I have a rough idea in my head and some sketches in my notebook, and I am excited to se how that would actually work on my crochet pieces :)

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  5. I never heard of this method of Surface Crochet. It does resemble Embroidery using yarn instead of Floss. Great idea. Thank you for sharing. Would love the instructions if you please.

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    1. Thank you! I like a nice challenge. I might try and do/show an easy tutorial ;)

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