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How To – Bobble Stitch

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This bright colored tutorial is so easy to follow you will be Bobbling your head (pun intended). Dream a Little Bigger.com shares the step by step techniques to getting this stitch right for an amazing effect.  Once you have mastered it try taking on some new patterns. Do you have a free bobble project/pattern to share with us ? Add the link below so we can all get our Bobble on.

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  1. Thanks for the clear tutorial! It is a little bit confusing to me though that you call this a ‘puff’stitch as well, I thought that the puffstitch is quite different from this one. And how does this bobble stitch differ from the popcorn stitch? Maybe it’s an idea to make an overview of those three texturising stitches?

  2. i agree with marianne,been thinking the same thing the other day.would like to see the difference between the 3 different stitches as the outcome is all the same. but i do thank you for the idea of using it for a scarf.

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Bubbles the Turtle Lovey Crochet Pattern

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