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This is a sweet strawberry cake.
Step-by-step crochet tutorial to make a strawberry cake bottle holder, perfect for carrying water bottles or small items.
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Key Takeaways
- The strawberry cake bottle holder is both decorative and functional.
- Detailed crochet instructions enable viewers to follow along and complete the project.
- The tutorial emphasizes stitch accuracy and consistency for best results.
- Using a drawstring and handle enhances the usability of the holder.
- The project is ideal for those looking to combine craft with practical use.
What the video covers
- The video demonstrates how to crochet a strawberry cake-shaped bottle holder that can be used as a pendant or water cup cover.
- It provides detailed instructions on crochet techniques including long needles, short needles, and outer hook stitches.
- The tutorial covers multiple crochet rounds with increasing stitch counts and specific stitch patterns.
- Viewers learn how to create the base, sides, and handle of the bottle holder with precise stitch counts and sequences.
- Instructions include how to crochet the net pocket and attach a drawstring for closure.
- The video explains how to finish the project by hiding threads and securing stitches.
- Materials used include cotton yarn, a 2.5 mm crochet hook, and ring starters.
- The finished product is practical for shopping or carrying milk tea and small daily items.
- The tutorial encourages viewers to crochet independently after demonstrations of stitch groups.
- The video is suitable for intermediate crocheters familiar with various stitch types.
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Can be used as pendants.
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Open it up and take a look.
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Or a hollow water cup cover.
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I usually go shopping.
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I am no longer afraid that there is nowhere to put the endless milk tea.
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You can also put some daily small items.
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Store it up and hang it on the bag after use.
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Sister Crispy's four shares are cotton.
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2.5 mm crochet.
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Ring starter.
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Crochet through the coil with the wire.
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Lock two pins as a standing pin.
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The upright needle does not count as the number of needles.
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Crochet winding.
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Bring the wire.
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Wrap the wire and drag it through the first two coils.
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Two coils after the winding is dragged.
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So this is a long needle.
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Continue crocheting long stitches in the loop.
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There are 12 long needles in total.
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Do the whole thing on your own.
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12 long needles end.
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Pull the wire to tighten the coil.
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Direction with the first long needle.
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Lock two stitches, stand up, crochet second loop.
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The second loop is crocheting two long needles in each stitch.
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First needle.
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This is the needle that was just pulled out.
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There are 24 long needles in total in this circle.
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Do it yourself.
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End of lap.
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Direction with the first long needle.
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Lock two stitches, stand up, crochet third turn.
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Every next lap requires a lead to stand up.
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No more repetitive explanations.
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Third loop, first stitch, crochet a long stitch.
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Second stitch crochet a long needle plus needle.
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Long needle plus needle is in one needle mesh.
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Crochet two long needles.
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One long needle, one long needle plus needles as a group.
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Then repeat the crochet.
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A total of 12 sets, and then demonstrate a set of one long needle.
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A long needle plus a needle.
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So here's the second set.
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Do the rest by yourself.
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Fourth loop first stitch crochet a long stitch.
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The second needle mesh, a long needle plus a needle.
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The third needle is a long needle.
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One long needle, one long needle plus one long needle.
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Repeat crochet for the next set.
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A total of 12 sets, and then demonstrate a set of one long needle.
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A long needle plus a needle.
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A long needle.
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So here's the second set.
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Follow this rule to complete this by yourself.
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One circle, fifth circle, first crochet three long needles.
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The second needle mesh, a long needle plus a needle.
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The third needle is a long needle.
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The fourth needle is a long needle plus a needle.
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Three long needles, one long needle plus needles as a group.
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Then repeat the crochet.
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A total of 12 groups completed the round by themselves.
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End of lap.
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In the sixth circle, we need to take the inner half of the crochet.
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That is, away from our half needle.
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No addition or reduction, crochet a circle of long needles.
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One stitch for one crochet.
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There are 60 long needles in total.
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Do it yourself.
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End of lap.
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Lap 7 Crochet two long needles in sequence first.
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Next crochet a long outer hook needle.
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Crochet winding.
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Penetrate from the right side where the next long needle stands.
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Straight out on the left.
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Winding two tools back.
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This is a long needle with an outer hook.
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Two long needles and one outer hook long needle in a group.
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Then repeat the crochet.
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Demonstrate again two long needles.
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Then an outer hook long needle.
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Crochet winding from the right side of the next long needle stand.
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Bring the wire.
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Winding two tools back.
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Here's the second set of tricks.
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The next step is to follow this rule.
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Do the whole thing on your own.
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Laps 8 to 10 are crocheted in the same way.
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Do it yourself.
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End of lap 10 with first lead.
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Lock one pin and break the thread.
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The crochet goes through the hole just pulled out.
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Bring the wire.
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Lock a pin and stand up.
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Crochet a short needle in the same thread.
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Crochet through with thread.
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It's rewound through the two coils.
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So this is a short needle.
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Continue crocheting stitch by stitch.
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The thread behind the short needle is placed above the crochet.
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Hide line while hooking.
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There are 60 short needles in total in this circle.
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Do it yourself.
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End of lap.
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Extraction with the outer half of the first short needle.
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That's the half of the needle that's near us.
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Lock a pin and stand up.
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Lengthen the coil a bit.
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Crochet winding.
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The middle finger presses the penetration needle.
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This is an unfinished medium and long needle.
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Continue crochet winding and press the penetration needle.
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This is the second one.
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Unfinished medium and long needle.
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We need a total of.
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Crochet 4 unfinished medium and long needles.
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Third.
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Fourth.
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Crochet winding across all coils at once.
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This is an early needle.
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Lock a needle.
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Empty needle.
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Half-needle pull outside the next needle mesh.
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Lengthen the coil a little bit.
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In this needle.
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Crochet 4 unfinished medium and long needles.
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The first one.
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Second.
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Third.
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Fourth, then crochet and wind.
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Drag all the coils at once.
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So this is an early needle.
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Lock a needle.
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Empty needle.
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Pull out at the next outer half.
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Lengthen the coil a little bit.
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Crochet a morning needle in this thread.
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First crochet 4 unfinished medium and long needles.
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Second.
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Third.
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Fourth, then crochet and wind.
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Crochet winding through all coils at once.
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So this is an early needle.
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Lock a needle.
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Empty needle.
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Next outer half stitch continue crocheting alpine stitch.
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Repeat the hook according to this rule.
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Last group ends.
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Pull the lock pin at the position of the first pin.
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Broken line hidden thread.
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And then from the remaining half of the needle.
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Any needle into the needle.
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Bring the wire to lock, two pins stand up.
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No addition or reduction, crochet a circle of long needles.
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Crochet a long needle for each stitch.
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There are 60 long needles in this circle.
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Do it yourself.
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Then crochet the pink second circle.
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First crochet 3 long needles.
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Lock a needle and empty a needle.
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Next stitch back crochet three long stitches.
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Complete the circle by yourself according to this rule.
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Finish with the first lead.
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Lock a needle, break the thread and hide the thread.
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Then find the pink half of the needle.
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Insert the needle from any needle head.
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Bring the wire.
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Lock a pin and stand up.
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Knit a short needle with the same stitch.
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Lock three braids.
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Next stitch, one short stitch.
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Three braids.
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Three braids lower needle mesh short needle.
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Repeat the crochet loop according to this pattern.
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11 groups ended.
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Lock 5 braids.
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Then crochet a 4-roll long needle.
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With the first short bend.
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Crochet around 4 loops of thread.
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Needle threading into the first short needle.
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Bring the line, come over in pairs, and refund the circle 5 times.
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And we're done with the grid for the second lap.
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Every lap that follows.
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And the crochet method of the second circle.
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It's all the same.
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Do it yourself here.
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Crochet to the required height.
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The net pocket here is crocheted in 5 rows.
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Then fold it in half, six holes on one side.
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Put the mark buckle on these two sides.
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Then crochet the sixth lap.
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A stitch is already locked here.
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Crochet a short needle in the same position.
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Lock 60 braids for handles.
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Crochet 3 short needles in the next lock hole.
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Then two locking pins.
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Continue three short needles in the next hole.
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According to this rule.
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Crochet to the position of the mark buckle.
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We'll explain again.
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And we come to this hole next to the marker.
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We crocheted three short needles in this hole.
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Add this short needle at the beginning.
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Here are the four short needles.
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Then the needle head with the first short needle is pulled out.
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So the needle breaks the thread and hides the thread.
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And that completes the handle.
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The part of the drawstring.
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Hemming.
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Crochet around counterclockwise below the line.
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Pinch the intersection.
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Crochet winding across the coil.
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Acupuncture complete.
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The starting needle does not count as the number of needles.
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85 braid needles crocheted.
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And when it's done, we put it on the stitch.
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Through the hole of this white lock needle.
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Do it yourself here.
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Just wear it around like this.
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Then insert the needle from this gap lock needle position.
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Bring the thread and lock it with two stitches.
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As a standing needle.
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In the same location.
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Crochet 4 unfinished medium and long needles.
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Winding and pulling through the locking needle at one time.
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Pull at this lock pin above.
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Then hook both threads inside.
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You can tie a knot and fix it.
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Crochet one every two sets of patterns.
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Do it yourself here.
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Ring Stitch Crocheted Strawberry.
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Crochet penetration.
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Bring a wire and lock a needle as a standing needle.
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Crochet 8 short needles in the loop.
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8 short needles end.
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Pull the wire to tighten the coil.
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One stitch with the head back lock of the first short needle.
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Rise and crochet second lap.
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Second loop crocheted a short stitch in the first stitch.
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Put the back thread on top of the crochet.
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Gobian Zang Line.
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The second needle, a short needle plus a needle.
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One short needle, one short needle plus needle as a group.
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Then repeat the crochet.
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3 groups in total.
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Do the whole thing on your own.
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The fourth circle starts by crocheting 3 short needles.
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The fourth needle, a short needle plus a needle.
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3 short needles, one short needle plus needles as a group.
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Then repeat the crochet.
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3 groups in total.
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Do it yourself.
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The fifth loop begins by crocheting two short needles.
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The third needle mesh, a short needle plus a needle.
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Then two short needles.
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Two short needles, one short needle plus two short needles.
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Repeat crochet for the next set.
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Do the whole thing on your own.
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The first needle in the seventh circle is a short needle.
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One short needle reduced needle.
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Crochet into the next outer half.
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That is, half a needle close to itself.
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Then insert the next needle half.
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Bring the wire.
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Winding through two coils is a subtractive needle.
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Moving on to the next stitch.
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Crochet a short needle.
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Crochet another short needle minus stitch.
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Crochet into the next outer half.
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Penetrate the outer half of the next needle.
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Bring the wire.
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The wire is wound through two coils.
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One short needle and one short needle are reduced to a group.
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There are 7 groups in this circle.
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Do it yourself.
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I've done two sets here.
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8th loop crocheting 7 sets of short needles.
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Also pick the outer half needle.
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Do the whole thing on your own.
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Finish with the first lead.
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Lock a needle, leave a long thread, break the thread, and fill it with appropriate cotton.
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After filling.
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Pick the outer half of the needle apart and close the mouth.
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Thread this thread back and forth in the fabric a few times.
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Cut off excess thread.
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Part of the leaf annular needle.
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Crochet through with thread to lock 3 braids.
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Crochet winding loop crochet a long needle.
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Lock 3 braids.
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In-ring promotion.
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This is a leaf.
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Then repeat the crochet.
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Lock three braids.
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In-ring promotion.
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This is the second leaf.
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Follow this method to complete it yourself.
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The remaining two leaves.
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Finish tightening the coil.
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Elongate the coil and break the wire.
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Then assemble it and fix it with glue.
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Be careful not to hit the glue in the middle.
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Finally, put the strawberries on this mouthwash rope.
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This way our cake net pocket is done.
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