I have a question about ripping a project out

[Bonnie Appleby]

Hello! I am Bonnie Mae Moore Appleby. I am 65 and am married. 

 

[Bonnie Appleby]

I have started to take this project apart, but am doing it wrong as it all tangles up. I don't have the right side or something.

HELP!!

[Tampa Doll]

Welcome  to Crochetville from the Gulf Coast of Florida.

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Usually when ripping out a project, if it is one color I roll the yarn up as I go along.  Now if it is a couple of colors or more, I do it row by row, with winding up  or rolling up each color.  I find this to be the easiest way for me.  When ripping it out, there is not right side or wrong side.

Now if you go to the thread for Crochet Help, you should get more ideas.

[Bonnie Appleby]

Hey Mary Jo!

I was just telling a friend that I would love to live on the gulf! My grandparents lived in Sarasota and I LOVE Siesta Key!

I have one project, a table cover/dollie, one color. I started pulling it out from where I ended (I think) and it will not pull!!

Bonnie

[bgs]

Crochet easily comes apart if you are working from where you ended.  At the beginning  you would have to go and work the yarn in and out of each turn you made with it---- too much work and time.

Did you finish off by cutting and running your yarn thru that last loop?  If so you have to pull that back thru the loop and then it will easily come apart when you pull on it.

https://www.gathered.how/knitting-and-crochet/crochet/how-to-fasten-off-and-weave-in-your-crochet-ends/

[Tampa Doll]

I am here west of Tampa.

bgs is right, you have to be careful to make sure you start at the end.  

[Bonnie Appleby]

OK ladies thanks very much! I am sure that's what I did. I will work on it shortly!!

Bonnie

[Terri/LadySorce]

Howdy from Oklahoma

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