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Not sure if my terminology in the title is correct. Basically anything that repeats 2-4 different rows to create the 'stitch'. Usually they can be used to make anything from coffee cup cosies to blankets.

For example, Wheat Stitch(not TM) has been very popular the past few months.

I'm a big fan of the Celtic Weave, which has a lovely texture and very warm if you use it for hats or scarves.

Anybody got anything similar they like? It doesn't have to be a named stitch, it could be something you've came up with yourself.

Recently bought the ITIWIT x100 and used it for the first time this week. I've had to pack it away twice and both times have been a struggle, yet I've seen reviews say it packs away easily with loads of room to spare in the bag. Clearly I'm doing something wrong!

The instructions are slightly confusing. At first it looks like you fold it over down the middle then roll it up with the previously rolled floor. But the final image shows two fin boxes, suggesting you fold it lengthways twice towards the centre. I've tried both ways and it always ends up too high for the bag. I've just managed to get it in by not rolling the floor with it, so I could squeeze one part into the bag at a time.

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Hi! I haven't been on the mod team of this sub for long (Ok, about 6 months, that's gone fast...) after offering to help remove spam and non-geeky related posts which seemed to getting out of hand.

I wanted to make this post to clear a few things up, especially after events of the past week:

• We don't have any defined rules (yet) but I'd like to think from the sub name and description that it's clear this is a place for crochet projects (or questions/discussions) that are in some way related to geek culture.
• We didn't take part in the blackout whilst other crochet subs did. This has resulted in a lot of posts that would ordinarily be posted to r/crochet posted on here instead, despite