Continuous Crochet from Whole Motifs. Innovative Chinese Method

Continuous crochet is now much easier!

The Japanese technique of continuous crochet has truly revolutionized the craft: there is no need to sew motifs together or hide dozens of yarn ends. However, this method also has its complexities — motifs are crocheted in parts, and due to a single mistake, sometimes an entire row has to be unraveled.

The Chinese master Gu Yanjie decided to change the usual rules. Studying under leading Japanese designers — Hitomi Shida, Hirose Mitsuharu, Keiko Okamoto, Mayumi Kawai, and others — she created her own method of crocheting from whole motifs. Now you can start working from any point and move in any direction. And if you make a mistake, you only need to unravel one motif.