I like the VMod and dont find it difficult to tip and squeeze.It vapes really nice.
Seems that the people who have the most issues are the ones who have been using Feeders for a while.People new to feeders seem to get it quicker.It must work differently than most feeders.
You are dropping the last stitch in the turn.
When you get to the end of your row, do a single stitch, a chain stitch, then turn and continue your row.but....I don't know how to NOT do that! And apparantly my mom and I do it 2 different ways! She's trying to show me and her edge is nice and even and pretty, but when I try to mirror it I end up eith uneven edges! Ya'll might get scarves in 2012!!
It shouldn't matter lefty or righty Lynlee. Try counting how many stitches (not chains). Then count as you go. When you've reached the number of stitches chain 1 or 2 (depending on sc or dc), turn and repeat. This is structural, not technique, so it shouldn't matter what hand you're using.
I looked up left handed crochet and found this. She turns the corner at about 5:00 in.![]()
When you get to the end of your row, do a single stitch, a chain stitch, then turn and continue your row.
If you are doing double crochet rows, add 2 chain stitches at the end.
my mom attempted a 'cozy' for one of my mods and I can't tell you how we laughed like maniacs at the finished product! We offered it to my boyfriend who turned a shade of red I've never seen before
thats about as crotchety as I'm gettin
Pics or it didn't happen![]()

sigh, it happened
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I've got four extra of the first run 1.8ohm "limited edition" bottom-feeder Vapage Hybrid attys coming in next week.. if you want one, let me know. If they're not taken in this thread I'll TC them when they get here. -Magnus