StoneGnome

I see a lot of questions these days about how to get circles like Rozeta* - but also squares - to lay flat and avoid the wonky look.

There are more things you can do to avoid wavy edges.

Learn how to make a nice Tunisian knit stitch increase at the left side (or right side, if you are left-handed).


I'm experimenting with mitered corners and have developed a way to do the left side increase without it being too tight and knotted.

Latvian Twist - or Twisted Stitch Edge - is a knitting technique for creating a lovely border. I have seen knitters doing it, but never a crocheter. So I tried it, and you can use it, when you crochet.


It takes advantage of the natural curling of a crocheted work and it will also help you prevent the rolling of the rest of your work.