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Michael's design ranges from textured stitching to avoid ADHD issues caused by continuous, repeating patterns. Jeanne's patterns specialize in repeats for meditation and more.
Four Popular Stitch Concepts

- Continuous trends are the corner-to-corner stitching techniques, which can be stripes, solids, or pictures.

- Developed by Mikey officially in 2016, it's become a tradition to discover a few new stitch samplers each year.

- Excited new mothers and grandparents tend to learn to crochet during the waiting stages of a new family member.

- Crochet granny clothing stitching is trending with many ideas from scarves, hats and much more.
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Sheila Says...
Thanks for sharing the buoy pattern - the video definitely helps - it was a fun and short project to do.
Mikey's Top Tip
Crochet is not a race. Though mainstream media focuses on bigger and faster for the yarn arts, the true joy in crochet and knitting is the stitching journey. Take the time you need, and don't lose sight of why you are crocheting in the first place.
Frequently Asked Questions
We maintain a large list of resources on our sister website, Mikey Stitch Studio, in our frequently asked questions section.



Jennifer says
Do you have a video tutorial of how to fill the peaks and valleys on the hugs and kisses chevron blanket?
Mikey says
No, but it has been requested via email. I gave away the blanket to a family in need and need to recreate it so I can demonstrate the filling in of the spots. It's on my list to do.
Cheryl says
Any chance there will be a tutorial for The Holiday Cheer Blanket
?
Mikey says
Yes. I'm working on it. 😀
Bill says
Mikey,
I started watching your tutorials and I am hooked. I made the Christmas Wave Afghan. When I got to 11 sections, it was very heavy and I made the mistake of setting that section aside and starting a new stand alone section. Now I have two sections of afghan that I need to join together, are there any suggestions on how to do this?
Mikey says
I would choose a whip stitch on the back loops only to put them together.