4M views · 32K reactions | Crochet twisted fringe, in this tutorial from Naztazia, provides another option to using traditional yarn strands by first twisting the yarn and then slip stitching for blankets, scarves, shawls, and more. #reels #crochet #knitting #artist #yarn #braids #makersgonnamake #tutorial #crochetlove #crocheting #naztazia | Naztazia | Facebook

1.3M views · 10K reactions | In this crochet edging video tutorial you will see a great way to end your pattern with a crochet spiral fringe edging. Crochet Edging was made with Crochet Hook 2.25mm (which is #2 US standard) and with yarn: 55% Cotton, 45% Poly Acryli, 160m/50g. | Crochet Elenarugalstudio | Facebook

16K views · 5.1K reactions | This is the absolute best and easiest way to trim fringe in a crochet project!  #crochet #crochetproject #crocheter #crochetersofinstagram #crochetaddict #crochetlove #crochetinspiration #yarn #yarnaddict #yarnlove | Okie Girl Bling'n'Things | Facebook

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Crochet a Classic Fringe – Step-by-Step Tutorial

Like adding fringe to your finished pieces but don’t like all the cutting and trimming that goes along with it? Try crocheting your fringe directly to your project using this fun Twisted Fringe technique. INSTRUCTIONS: - Make a slip stitch - Pull out the loop approx 3 times the length of your desired fringe. - Twist the loop (approx 4 twists per 1 inch of loop) - Hold down the middle of the twisted loop, and work a slip stitch back in the same stitch you started. - Let go of the loop and your tw