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Freeform is complete and absolute creative freedom, with no strict rules or patterns. This technique has no knitting direction (meaning it's a type of irregular knitting), and there are no restrictions on shape, color, or texture. A freeform fabric is assembled from scrambles—separately knitted composite fragments. Each crocheted scramble is unique and a small masterpiece. Enjoy! Yarn: 60% acrylic, 20% wool, 20% angora, 550 m/100 g. Hook: 2.0 mm, 2.5 mm, or 3.0 mm. Freeform is one of the most interesting and unpredictable knitting techniques. Fabrics in this technique can be crocheted, knitted, forked, or woven using the macrame technique. Felting elements (wet or dry) can also be used. Freeform allows you to fully express your imagination, as well as your knitting knowledge and skills. Freeform means "free form." Therefore, with this technique, you are not limited by either the knitting direction or the materials. Freeform knits can be made using various ready-made (factory-made) lace and ribbons, fur, fabric and leather elements, beads, various shell shapes, and more. Freeform knits can be made using yarns of not only a wide variety of colors and shades, but also a variety of textures. The main and essential characteristic of freeform knits is their volume, extraordinary texture, and astonishing texture. Let's begin knitting in freeform with one of these elements. Next, we attach other elements to it using the following techniques: crochet stitches, twisted stitches, entwined stitches, popcorn stitches (like a corn kernel or a cone), raised stitches, puff stitches, spirals, ruffles, and other stitches. This creates a small piece called a scramble (translated as a jumble). The scrambles are then assembled into a single piece. The scrambles can be joined with a crochet hook or a needle. Throughout the entire process, carefully ensure that your piece does not deform (false or shrink). My English Channel here:    / @elenarugal