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@@jenbenca8641 I’m sorry you don’t like the way I teach this technique. You can always just follow the link to the tutorial on my website 🙌🏻

@@anpe4970 so glad you found it useful! Thank you for commenting 🤩

@@nancyhomen9347 my pleasure Nancy. I hope you’ll give it a go?

@@klaudiabasile7158 ¡Me alegro mucho de que te guste y de que lo pruebes! Espero que compartas el resultado. Me encantaría verlo.

@@LoveBugPeach32 I’m really pleased you found it useful! Thank you ☺️

@@mdb2017 can you alternate rows with a plain yarn?

@@ladiepink I’m so pleased! Thank you for letting me know 🤩

@@delarboles197 I love this so much! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻

@@MezzaCraft many thanks! 🙏🏼

@@nz-nz yes, 100% cotton yarn 😃

@@Thepunkinpatchcrochet thank you! I’m glad you like it!

@@nz-nz thank you! I’m really pleased you found it useful!

@@dianashaan1446 I know it seems cheeky of me to ask but did you watch the whole video? I literally demonstrate how to attach the cuff, even when the sleeve is wider than the desired cuff. It’s all in the video! Obviously if the sleeve is simply too wide to attach a narrow cuff because there’s too much fabric to gather in, then you’ll need to decide whether to change the design for a different type of cuff or if you need to re-do the sleeves to make them narrower.

I am so sorry if it came across as something else. I saw you attaching the cuff to the sleeve, but given the fact that my sleeve is wider, I thought I could ask someone more experienced on how to get it done (I am actually a beginner). I suppose it is not possible to gather in large amounts of fabric or does it look messy?​@@MezzaCraft

@@dianashaan1446 haha! No worries… I wasn’t sure :-). Yes, if the cuff is really wide, it can become tricky to gather because there’s too much fabric. It depends on the thickness & fibre content of the yarn too - chunky/thick yarns (for me that’s Aran/worsted upwards because I prefer finer yarns for sweaters ) will be more difficult to gather . Squishier yarns will be a bit more forgiving but cotton, not so much. And finally, it’s whether it actually looks nice and sits/hangs properly - even if you’ve managed to gather a much wider sleeve & attach it, it sometimes doesn’t look right or drape properly. The best thing is just to give it a go on one sleeve to see how it looks. Perhaps even make a sc (dv) rib rather than slip stitch because it’s quicker and you won’t feel like you’ve wasted so much time if it doesn’t work out.

that's a great work-around!

@@Lobster333 😄❤️

thank you Joyce! Maybe you'll give it a try one day?

@@carolinelwalker1184 putting tape around few handle is a great idea! Good luck with your new hooks, hope they work out well for you 🙌🏻

@@lindashagamble4282 thank you! It was from Hobbii

@@jayashreehonap4238 thank you for your lovely comment 😃

@@PovestiDinGradinaMea thank you!

Pattern is ch3 to represent a dc… this video was filmed many years ago, I may well have missed a chain when filming. Instructions are correct though.

my pleasure!

@@lehaco do you get 35?

@MezzaCraft sorry, it's 35 sts.

@@job8109 yes, cotton would work well - it would add a bit more stability to the stitches so the fabric would be firmer

​@@MezzaCraftthankyou for confirming and for sharing your designs ❤

@@job8109 my pleasure!

@@Carmencita-lm9mz ah! That’s great! Let me know how you get on!

@@deborahshulamite9456 hi Deborah, thank you! I’m glad you like it. I have a tutorial but it’s part of my online “design & make a granny square sweater course”…. Link: mezzacraft.com/online-granny-square-sweater-course-signups/ I realise it’s not immediately obvious but I’m not a TH-camr but an in person crochet tutor. I’m afraid I don’t have enough followers or generate enough revenue from TH-cam to have all my work available for free. Nor do I have enough time to solely focus on TH-cam content to get there “one day”. I’m explaining this because sadly I have had quite a few messages & comments from people demanding why it’s not all available for free :-( … this is my profession and I have bills to pay 😂 I should probably do a video or something to explain all this but not sure it’s of much interest in a world where people seem to want everything for free 😭

@@abhasingh-yl2yk thank you! I’m glad you like it!

@@amandamelville7897 thank you Amanda 😃

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Ho scritto le istruzioni, ma non ho avuto il tempo di filmare, modificare e caricare un video tutorial: mezzacraft.com/small-circle-crochet-motif-border/

Je t’en prie!

@@nathanknowles1497 I’m so glad you tried it out! Modifying it to add to your belt loop is such a great idea!

@@carolhicks283 my pleasure Carol, thank you for watching 😊

@@kouliplilouise2151 Merci pour vos gentils commentaires ! Je suis ravie que vous ayez trouvé cela clair. Peut-être utiliserez-vous la technique avec votre propre pull ?

My pleasure! Glad you like it!

Hi, no, not 4. You can find the info for the starting chain in the PDF instructions which are free in my Crochet Stitch Directory mezzacraft.newzenler.com/courses/stitch-pattern-directory

@@anyaashcroft1944 wow! That’s amazing!! Thanks for letting me know, I feel very honoured 🤩

@@priyanka_sharawat thank you 🤩

@@carolhicks283 I’m so glad you found it helpful Carol 😃

@@SunInOz_Menagerie I’m so pleased! Thank you for the feedback, I really appreciate it 😊

Thank you! I like how neat it is!

Well, there's not really a "wrong" way to hold the hook as long as you're forming the stitches correctly and not risking any strain injuries. I think there's a lot of advice from people that don't actually have very much crochet experience past their own armchairs :-) ... I struggle with my eyes too ... I'm best in good, natural light and struggle at night when my eyes are tired :-(

yes, worth a try! Thanks so much for the feedback :-)