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HI! In the description below the video, there is a link to the blog post that contains the written pattern. 😃

You could definitely add extra hearts to each side of the words and repeat sections to make it longer and wider. Also, you could use bully yarn and a larger hook to naturally make it bigger. 😁

Thank you so much, one more question do I add extra 28 stitches to have hearts on each side. Thanking you in advance.😊

💕 my grandma too! I'm so happy that I could learn and keep the tradition alive, and I'm so happy that this video has helped you be able to keeps your alive too! I'm sure you're Grandma's would be so proud of you! 🥰 Thank you so much for taking time to share your story with me!

The "B" may be doable, the little pointy parts may make it hard. I will see what I can do though!

You’re welcome 😊 I'm so glad you like it and found it helpful! Thank you for taking time to leave a comment. It is very much appreciated!

Awesome! I'm so glad you enjoy the pattern. As far as the jaguars logo, I don't have it. I did look it up just now and that detailed of a logo won't work well for this small motif style pattern. It would work on a large scale, but it is too detailed to do one this small. Thanks for asking!

The bills logo is a bit too intricate to design in the same style as is in this video because of the multiple small details on the face of the buffalo. It would work on a large scale, but not a small motif. Thanks for asking!

There are some discrepancies between the sizes. I utilize the Craft Yarn Council often, and it lists many of the sizes twice, because the sizes can vary by manufacturers. The sizes I listed are based on Susan Bates steel crochet hooks. :) This is a great reminder to check the mm size versus just the number/letter sizes!

Thank you so much for the feedback! I'm glad you have found the information helpful! If you do the chainless stitch it would count as a stitch for that row. I hope that helps answer your final question, but if not, feel free to reach out again!

It wasn't. I'm not sure why it didn't work. It's working when I click on it. Try this link and see if it works. Please let me know if it didn't and I'll look into if there is some sort of error. I appreciate it!! craftywithashy.com/crocheted-alabama-crimson-tide-logo-free-pattern-and-video-tutorial/#pattern

@ thanks so much. I was now able to pull it up. When I clicked the link in the description, it told me to “wait while my request is being verified” which I found to be strange. Thanks so much. After writing this comment, I sense followed you more on the video and found that it was easy to follow your square pattern so I screen shot it from the screen and will follow it. Thanks so much, I really appreciate your help. I am still saving the link for future reference.

I'm so glad it worked and that you found an easy way to do it with the screen shot. That is smart! :D

That logo is a bit too intricate to design in the same style as is in this video. It would work on a large scale, but not a small motif. Thanks for asking!

Here 😁! th-cam.com/video/Sq57PoRU_FI/w-d-xo.html

I'm so glad the video was helpful! Thank you so much for taking time to leave a comment 😊 I hope you love your new hobby!!

You're welcome! I like the way you put that, "inconsistently wrong" haha. Thank you for taking time to leave a comment!

Your welcome! I'm glad the info was helpful. Thank you so much for taking time to leave a comment! It is very appreciated! 😊

You're welcome!! I'm happy that your team made it to the world series. I'm not a baseball fan really, but my best friend loves the dodgers, so he's pretty happy. Thank you for taking time to leave a comment! 😁

You definitely can, it is just important to be kind to yourself and not expect perfect results :) Also, the main thing is to get the tension right, so if you scarf or other pieces you started with helped you learned the tension, then it will help you be more successful.

I don't have that one. That logo is a bit too intricate to design in the same style as is in this video. It would work on a large scale, but not a small motif. Thanks for asking!

That's so awesome! Those thinner threads are definitely harder to find. What do you use to stiffen your Christmas baubles?

Yay! That will be so fun to make! Thank you so much for taking time to leave a comment and connect with me 😃. It's very appreciated!

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Ah, I bet her work was beautiful! My grandmother didn't teach me either, but I was at least able to look at her work to emulate her filet crochet last name artwork.

You can go about it a few ways. What I would do is make a bunch of squares the same size as this in the team colors and quite a few with the logo as well, then stitch them together to make the size blanket you want. You could also enlarge the pattern, to do this, you will need to multiply each stitch both horizontal and vertically. So, if you want it 10x bigger than the pattern, you will do 10 SC for each stitch (instead of 1) both across and up. I use excel or graph paper to draw it out, then count the boxes.

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Definitely on the list! It might be a while because I haven't had much time to create videos or even crochet at all, but it is coming at some point!

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You're so welcome! and thank YOU for taking time to leave a comment! :D

I did Alabama 😃 th-cam.com/video/J6dG-DzzhkY/w-d-xo.html I don't think I'll be doing the eagles due to the size and amount of color changes. It wouldn't work well for a small motif like this style. it could definitely work on a large scale, but since I work full time and do this on the side, I don't have time for that large of tutorials right now. Thank you for leaving your comment! I hope you check out the 'Bama one 😉

As I was scrolling I saw it thank you

Ah! Super exciting!! I won't have time to create a pattern for that, but you could definitely add it on like applique style, or find a single crochet basic beanie and incorporate it. Usually beanies are worked in the round, so I would just use the chart as a guide for how many stitches of each color, but you wouldn't be working back and forth (though you could turn when working in the round, it's just not typical). I'd recommend using thinner yarn, like weight 3 and a smaller crochet hook to make it a smaller version of the same thing for a toddler size beanie. The chart is available as a PDF on the bottom of the blog post which is linked in the description below the video. There is the written pattern in the blog post, but at the bottom there is a link to the chart and the video is there as well.

In the description below the video there are links to the blog post with written instructions and to the chart. Scroll below the video and click more next to the description area. You should see the links :)

Yes! Definitely done that. We should really know better shouldn't we? hahaha

That means that you do 42 SC for each of the 4 rows, 8,9,10,11. So to make the pattern shorter, instead of listing out each row, since they are all the same, they bunch it together.

Thank you so much for responding. That helps!!!❤

noted! at first glance, the vikings logo is probably too details to do on the small scale, but doing just the distinctive "V" *might* work. 49ers, i'll have to play with to see if it will work.

For long single crochet or spike stitches, you would insert the hook into the same place on the stitch, but it would be a row or 2 below (depending by oh how long the spike stitch is) instead of the top of the previous row.

Thank you! The size is 19x17 inches. :)

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I will try to work that out soon! I've been working my "normal" job a ton recently, but plan to slow that a little and get back to crocheting more!

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