At last!! Someone who explains CLEARLY Thanx!!

You explained the mechanics of the process better than any other tutorials I have seen! THANK YOU!

OMG! This has been driving me crazy - I’m trying so hard as a newbie to get it right!!! Just gonna’ put my roast potatoes on and give this a crack. Thank you for the nice clear directions.

This helped me so much. I was always having that trouble and constantly ripping out rows and rows of stitches - NO more!! Thank you for a very clear presentation

I love the way she talks to you like you're an idiot. This is the video I needed. Because I'm an idiot.

This really did help, loved the clear instructions and her going over it a few times. Much appreciated Lexie.

Maybe it's because I'm a beginner, but I just can't tell what I'm looking at with this thick yarn. Luckily I'm doing fine so far, just watched to see if you do something different & I just honestly can't even tell. Looks like it helped a lot people, as I see in the comments, so good job.

Thanks so much for giving me this information . This is the solution to a long standing problem .

Been doing that for years and almost gave up crocheting. Thank you! I started knitting because of this problem but now I think I'm gonna give it another go. Yay!

What a game changer! My clutch bags I’m making for Charity now look super special. Thank you!!

Thank you for the slower and closer demonstration. 🎉 very great

Thank you so much for a very clear explanation and tutorial...I am still learning so much about this hobby...I have been working on an ‘easy’ pattern for a month now and my sides were every which way but straight...I am trying again following your directions and I am finally having success...bless you for sharing❤️

thank you ! Thank you! I cannot tell you how many projects I have started and ending pulling out because of crooked rows/ends. This was spot on and makes total sense now with the way you explained!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Thank you so much for your very clear instructions. Learning to turn the work over to check for the right stitch to crochet into was a wonderful, new-for-me, tip !!!

Perfect! Thank you. You answered my delima of a question!

Thanks !!! I’ve been crocheting for MANY years and always had this problem:(( This technique WORKS beautifully 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Oh my goodness! I've been crocheting for decades and doing it wrong! Thank you so much!! My work is going to be so much better now!

OMGosh your video has soooo helped BIG TIME! Perfect instructions 👏 Thank You 🤩

So well explained!! I really appreciate your information!! Thank you!!

Thank you so much . Now I’m super happy A straight edge at last 🙏🏻🙏🏻

yes I did this? and it looks so much better THANK YOU hugs!!

Clear, concise, very helpful info. So well explained. Thank you.❤

Very nice clear directions thank you

Thank you for this tip , I have just tried this out and it works perfectly. I’m new to crochet and I was at the point of giving up. So thanks again

Thanks for this tip! 👍🏾

Thank you my edges were driving me CRAZY!!!! I get it now, straight edges all the way now

Thanks sooooo much! Your video is very concise and easy to pick up. Keep it up for beginners like me!

TY for taking the time to demonstrate and explain how to make the straight edge. Thank you also your hand and hook placement. Other fvideos did not consider these.

Best. Lesson ever. Brilliant. Thank you.

Ma’am thanks for your teaching you explained so well love from Australia

At last! A tutorial that actually shows ABD explains how the first and last stitches work. Thank you, thank you :)

Thanks so much now I’m sure i will be more vigilant n able to get my edges straight

Thank you for the concise instructions! 👍👍

You explained it so good

Clear and simple instructions. Thanks.

Thank you for doing this three times. I got it!

Great tips. Thanks!

very helpful tutorial thank you!

I have trouble with this for sure, so thank you!!

Interesting, bc this goes against several of my crochet books, BUT, your lesson works! Thanks!

For the first time, after making more than a dozen scarves, I made one with straight sides, both sides, and I am over the moon happy with it. I have 5 more to make for Christmas gifts and as long as the others turn out as good as this one did, I will never change how I make them. I'm using HDCs, I put a stitch at the end, chain one and turn. I then make a HDC in that first stitch that you are saying not to use. So either I'm misunderstanding you or it depends on the stitch you're using. (SC, HDC, or DC)

I think this is really important..thank you so much

I really needed a good explanation thank you nice and clear. 😃👍🏼

Thank you so much for this easy to understand explanation! I have been so frustrated!

I LIKED and SUBSCRIBED BECAUSE OF THIS VIDEO. THANKYOU ❤️

I have had to trash so many sweaters and I couldn’t for the life of me understand why it kept going wide. the other videos I’ve watched did not explain properly. I understood I was adding a stitch at the end of the row but from the way others explained I thought I was adding into the cast itself not that the cast was the stitch. Thank you so much!! Very clear and concise video that explained every aspect of why this occurred and how to prevent it. You saved me one more headache

Very clear! Awesome!

Oh thank you so very much, this was clear and so helpful!!! I watched another video and it was different, worked I guess, but this way makes sense to me...thank you. I subscribed to you also....no more ripped out work!!!

Thank you so much for this video! I just watched a different one that told me to do the opposite of this and it left me confused because thats what i was doing! I’ve been teaching myself how to crochet exclusively from youtube and this is a golden tip i will NEVER forget 💕

Thank you, thank you! So helpful!

Omg! Thank you so much! Now I get it!

I've needed this information for 45 years. Thank you . 🐶

Wow,thank you so much!

Very good, thank you! 😀

So clear instructions. Found my problem with my growing pattern

Very helpful💕

Thank you so much I really appreciate it be safe;

ahhh finally i can see it thank you for showing this

THANK YOU!

Thanks for this video! This is what I struggle with as a newbie! 🙃 Love that you say “wonkiness”! I use that word too 😂

Thank you!😊

Sometimes, I can't get a straight edge this way. Sometimes I can't get it the other way. Everyone's tension and little crochet quirks alters their work so if you're having trouble one way with wonky edges, try the other way 🤷 Do a small swatch one way and a small swatch the other way and see what works for you, what makes you proud of your work.

Thank you for this video!

Thank you so much! I am new and have watched multiple videos and still was having issues. I thought it was just me having the problem with the turning stitch. I should have watched this a lot sooner!

Thank you. Can you demonstrate sc, then dc? For better edges?

I love how you eliminate the hole in the beginning of a row. I’m excited to try it with my next hat The foundation row is also great!

Thank you so much, very easy to understand and see, mine definitely was not straight.

omg you just saved my life. Thank you so much

Thank you very much

This was so helpful, I've only just started crocheting and my work was turning into a triangular shape. I'm still not 100% sure about which is the last stitch in the row.

This has been a great help, what I’m having trouble with is my sides with a pattern that has a hdc ch 1 row ch 3 turn, sc row . Sc to end and go into turning chain of hdc row , ch1 turn repeat , I don’t know if I’m going into the wrong turn chain in order to keep my count right Should it be the second chain or the third . Help ☺️

Thank you!

Thank you so much

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Very good video!

Thank you , this helped a lot , I just started crocheting and my mini blanket edges came out wonky 😭😭

Thank you

So tell me does this apply with the hdc and double crochet as well?

Thank you so much for your advice for years I had this issue now I wont thank you thank

I like the coarseness of this yarn. Is it a #6? What brand is it?

Thank you so much! I’ve been doing it wrong my whole life

Thank U😚😚

How does double crochet work? Do you go over to second chain

At last a miracle lady has helped me with straight edges, explained slowly, could you help me I have all different coloured wool , can I crochet a blanket thankyou from many miles away in 🇬🇧 uk.

Do you do the same for half double and double?

Thaank you. Great teacher ;) What yarn were you using? It's so soft and beautiful!

Great tutorial, been fighting that battle of wonky rows. I’m curious, you started with 10 stitches across, when you stopped was there still ten? I was not able count them. Lol! Look forward to hearing from you.

Do we do the same with double crochet?

This is a great idea if it would work for me. However, when I do this, my stitches in the row are decreased by one each time I turn. What am I doing wrong? Appreciate guidance.

does this work on granny square

Thank you! I’ve been ripping out row after row because I get bumps and too many stitches and so uneven. Now I can get it right!

I found it difficult to distinguish the stitches, because the yarn is so bulky. Could you demonstrate this with a simpler, more lightweight yarn?

I understand what you’re saying and the concept but having trouble distinguishing the V because of the super textured chunky yarn you’re using. Following pattern, designer says nothing about chain 1 counting as a stitch - just stitch count throughout. (Ch 61!p, then sc second ch from hook = 60. Always thought turning chain does NOT count as stitch. However, I like the no gap doing it your way so I guess I should count it as one of my 60 sc. Plain light color yarn always best for videos. In the meantime, am testing it out on a swatch so I can see the Vs..... thanks for video. Much appreciated.

Thanks this was very helpful

You are sooo nice

Thanks so much dear🙏 That thing was giving me headache

nice explanation. plz give such tips so we can also do better work. **SWATI**

I tried this on a chunky blanket yarn and a frogged it over and over and over again until finally went into that first - already utilized stitch - and now all the edges are straight. I'm so confused as to why this is the case. I'm rather new to crocheting so I'm trying to follow the rules and have drowned in video after video trying to get it right so I am clueless as to why the "wrong way" is working when it shouldn't.

Ok lose a strict every so often. What am I doing. .?. Something at end of row.

I tried this and I get straight edges but it results in one less stitch every row so that I’m essentially crocheting a triangle. I’m confused…