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Crochet- why is my yarn twisting?

I'm new to crochet but have made a few blanketsBut I'm having trouble-my yarn keeps twisting as I try to do a simple double stitch, so that it almost looks like I stitch the top, then the bottom rather than a straight row.Am I missing something or could it be the cheap yarn I'm using?

Answer:

try cardboard cut in strips about a inch wide fasten with scotch or duct tape
All of our fiber products - cords, thread, yarns, etc - are made by twisting fibers togetherThat's why your yarn twistswhen you're doing the double, be sure to run the yarn through the fingers of your other hand to keep the tension evenThat will help it look straighterI think having a good tension is the part you've not yet masteredTalk to three or four others you know who crochet, the more experienced the betterYou can also even ask knitters on this one Ask them how they run the yarn through the fingers on their other hand to keep the tension as they're workingGet them to show youWe all have our little tricksFind one that works for you.

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