The Front Post Slip-Stitch tutorial is now available on my YouTube channel. Today I have two works in progress to share and one of them comes with a new crochet video tutorial. I have a feeling that you might like this tutorial and the outcome.
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This week I made quite a progress with two of my works in progress. One of them is yet another stripy socks and the other one is a crochet project. The Front Post Slip-Stitch crochet tutorial is related to my crochet WIP and I included it as part of this week’s episode. Let’s start with the crochet project first and at the end of this post I’ll share a picture of my new socks, which is a NEON stripe one (who am I?)
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During the past few months, I’ve been making a crochet summer throw for our bedroom. My craving for a simple one-color solid square throw sparked as I worked on this blanket. I shared the making process on YouTube along with all the details about the yarn and hook. Additionally, I created a full tutorial demonstrating how to crochet the Soft Rose squares. 
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Back to the main story (Moran, PLEASE stay focused here). While I was in love with my crochet squares pile, a new idea sneaked into my head. Perhaps I can try adding another small detail to this one-color project? Typically me! My idea was to try to incorporate another ‘type’ of square into the overall layout of my crochet summer throw.
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Yesterday morning I created the Front Post Slip-Stitch tutorial in which I share exactly how I crochet this round. From start to the weave-in-ends part. 
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I shared more of my crochet summer throw work in progress here in this episode along with a lot more joyful moments and another WIP. But before I show it to you I wanted to invite you also to something that I shared on this episode (#7). Recently I received a lot of questions related to my CrochetObjet knitting journey, Etsy and how I started it all up. So I thought of gathering all your questions into a Q&A episode that I plan to upload to my Youtube channel. So, if you have any question that you would like to ask me, please send it to momalron@crochetobjet.com. Make sure to keep it short and clear and I’ll do my best to include everything that will answer your question in my episode.
My NEON stripes socks


2 comments on Front Post Slip-Stitch Tutorial
Lois Petren
Beautiful socks – love the two colors together. I’m currently finishing a pair based on the Chestnut Sock pattern, where I do not flip the legs and keep the stockinette stitch on the outside. Needed an extra half-row to get the working yarn in the correct position for the heel flap, but otherwise it’s working beautifully. The socks look like your vanilla sock structure.
Jill Davidson
The little corner picot stitches are so pretty, I love the square.