ASMR TRUE CRIME 🧶 CROCHET - Where is Marion Barter? The Chilling Case That Still Haunts Australia

#crochet #truecrime #asmr Follow me on Instagram for giveaways and more @ crochet_n_crime 🤩 Hi Lovelies! ❤️ Join me today as I crochet and talk about the strange case of Marion Barter vanishing. Story starts @3:08 ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. The term is used to describe tingly sensation generally felt in the head and neck area. Most people describe the tingling as very relaxing and even help with sleep. 😴 💙💛 If you want to help Ukraine Rescue Organization: PayPal email: ignatius.ivlev-yorke@kc.ac.uk Instagram: ivlevyorke 💙💛 How to crochet big (10 row) granny square: Make a Magic Ring. chain 2 2 DC (double crochet) into the magic ring. Chain 3; this creates the space that will become your first corner. -3 dc into the same chain spot. Chain 3 to make your next corner. Repeat that previous step twice more. -Slip stitch into the top chain of the first “chain three” to close the round. Your smallest center square is now complete. To begin the next round, you will chain 2. (or if you want to add another color, you will waive in the ends from the previous color and then just tie another color to the corner, and chain 2) This counts as the first dc of the round. Make 2 dc into the same corner as the ch 2. In the following corner: 3 dc, 3 ch, 3 dc. This makes the new corner. Repeat this in the next two corners. To finish the first corner your worked in, make 3 dc, chain three and then slip stitch to the top of the first chain in the first “chain three” to close the round. Your next round begins the same way as round two. Chain two and then 2 dc into the same corner. You’ll see that the next space is not a corner but just a space. Make 3 dc in this space. Your next space is the corner, so you’ll make 3 dc, 3 ch, 3 dc into the corner. Repeat the previous two steps around the square. When you get to the corner you started in, make 3 dc, ch 3 and sl st to the top of the first chain 3 to close the round. Round 4 is similar to Round 3 except that you are now working with a larger square so there will be two spaces in each row between each corner. You can continue increasing the size of your granny square to make it as large as you like. Simply work 3 dc, 3 ch, 3 dc in each corner and 3 dc in each space, joining at the end of each row and beginning the new round with a ch 2 for the first dc stitch. I made mine with 10 rounds (I will need 12 big granny squares for a blanket). #ASMR #TRUECRIME #ASMRCROCHET #WHISPERING music by audionautix.com Intro music : "Embrace" by Sappheiros