I’m 40 years old and you my dear are an amazing teacher. Please do this as a career or speak professionally or better yet, go become president. Amazing job. Do not ever let anyone tell you different.
yo = yarn over lp(s) = loop(s) inc = increase 2:40 dec = decrease 2:53 sk = skip 3:14 rep = repeat beg = beginning cont = continue tog = together fp = front post 3:34 bp = back post 3:34
* * = Instructions between asterisks are repeated as many times as directed ( ) = Instructions between parentheses are repeated as many times as directed [ ] = Instructions between brackets are repeated as many times as directed
Agree. She does a great job of providing the background info you’ll need (a list of terminology) and then doing individual clips that clearly demonstrate and verbalize the process. As a former career teacher, I give her an A+ for effectiveness. 👏
So great! I am relearning to crochet. I did a baby blanket many years ago so I figured I should be able to do it again. My goal is to crochet blanket sets for premature babies. The finished projects look so adorable. Gives me something creative to do in crappy weather or when my husband is watching sports which is a lot of time at the moment. Thanks for your easy to follow steps. You are like a VERY patient home economics teacher.
I should have looked for you're video a while ago! I've crocheted blankets for years with stitches friends showed me (I'm 52) I started making hats and tops last year thanks to You Tube. The one question I was always unclear on was whether to stitch under one part or the whole "v" of a stitch. You did a great job explaining and your camera angles were right on!!!!! Thank you❤
I'm a brad new, as in today, to crochet. I came across you beginner video and thought I could do that only because you made so clear and simple and at a perfect speed. Not so slow it's annoying or so fast I couldn't follow. I have tried to learn before but gave because I couldn't understand or there weren't any good advancement videos. I fully understand "life" and truly pray you are doing well. Thank you for what you put out already. I'm thankful to hear about the new one. I pray God blesses you with peace, health, and all the other gifts I know he has for. Thank you again!
Hi Miss Daisy! I'm a (middle aged soon-to-be Grandma) beginner crocheter from BC Canada and have been very grateful for the wonderful tutorials you've done. I'm busy making a little summer to using the starburst granny squares and I can't wait for it to be finished because it's going to be super cute! I'm noticing you haven't posted any recent video tutorials but sure hope you come back soon. I'll be looking forward to them! 👍🏻
Hi daisy love your tutorials on 68 yrs young,l particularly love your reversible pattern you are the easiest to follow.lve crocheted since l was a teen keep up the great work you have given me lots of new idea😊😊😊
This video is the BEST tutorial I have found. Period. It’s simple but not too dumbed down. Your videos are great it’s probably my favourite channel for crochet so far!
very helpful i'm a beginner at crochet but i've been a knitting for may years. These videos have taught me how to crochet brilliant and I can dip into them at any time to re enforce my learning, thank you. I can recommend thes videos to all
A lot of, off the wall, thrift stores. Will have books, free of charge or very cheap. We have several, church, and food pantry thrift stores in our area. That do not charge for books. Maybe you can find one in your area. Thank you for your work on these videos. I have finally found the time, in my 50s, to learn how to crochet. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for this video! I've crocheted for awhile but only things people have shown me and I've never read a pattern. Went to read my first pattern and I was ready to give up. I watched a few other videos but this one was the most clear! Thanks so much!
I owe it to your channel for getting me started on my crochet journey. Yours is the very first video I watched and made my first slip knot watching it. Thanks 🥰
Thank you SO much for these clear visuals and simple explanations. I don’t know why more teachers don’t do a simple video like this. It’s extremely helpful. 👏😊
welcome back..!!..I love your tutorials..your Starburst & Hexagons Granny squares are the best..I've made blankets...I'm very happy to see you back..!!
I haven't started crocheting yet but my mom used to crochet a lot when I was younger. I don't ever remember seeing her use any sort of pattern. I think she just used stitches she had already, learned. This was very helpful and I will definitely, look back to this video for help once, I start crocheting!! 👍😁
I watched my late grandma crochet some pretty complicated pieces when I was little but she made it look so easy but to this day she's the best I've seen. I so badly want to follow in her footsteps but I am having a hard time believing that is going to happen, lol. It seems so complicated and confusing to me..Tyfs God bless you
Very helpful! I enjoy the crochet videos because this is how I taught myself to crochet but now I want to read patterns to do more things. Thanks you are very helpful! I may give it a try! I would like to see other beginner books you suggest for crochet beginners
Thank you so much for making this video! It was so easy to learn and follow along. I'm a beginner (just started a week ago) so this was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much
THANK YOU! I was pulling out my hair trying to understand patterns. You also saved me from becoming bald by teaching me how to decrease. I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong until this video. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
So happy you're posting again! I've been teaching myself to read patterns and it gets pretty complicated sometimes. I can read basic patterns with basic stitches but nothing fancy. I see a lot of patterns that are only visual/pictoral so if you could do a video on those I'd really appreciate it!
This video is very helpfull. I'm a beginner in crochet. I've always wanted to learn how to read a crochet pattern. I'll be looking up crochet patterns and learn how to read them now. Thank you.
Guys if you want something in specific you need to ask for it. Please continue to post new patterns for blankets and more things for beginners as well. We understand you have a life besides TH-cam, but you have a following that enjoys and learns from your videos.
I just barely started crocheting about a week ago and came across your videos! I'm currently working on my first granny square blanket because your videos! Thank you so much!!! Also, I was wondering if you'd ever do a video with the peacock feather pattern? I've seen it on Pinterest but haven't seen many videos for it!
Thanks so much for all your beginner videos...I have found them all EXCELLENT and the best to follow...easy and informative...love your presentations !!!!
ive always skiped the written ones because the were always sooo confusing to me, but i i found a really beautyfull shawl i wanted to make and had to bite the bullet, your video is really helpful and the explanation is very clear! thanks you so much!
Thank you so much for this video and for showing examples of each stitch. I know what a FP stitch is, but had no idea there was a BP stitch! I really want to learn how to read patterns/directions instead of relying on step by step videos. I want to be able to crochet anywhere, anytime without having to rely on my phone lol 😀
Thanks. Im starting crochet and I've gotten a handle on the basic stitches but when I looked at a pattern that came with some of the yarn I bought it was almost gibberish. Vary glad I found this video.
I wish you would make videos again, you are such a good teacher. I am 64 years young and I learned to crochet on YT two years ago. Your videos were the best.
When I got the notification you posted a video, the biggest smile came across my face. You have a knack for teaching and you explain things in such a way that don't frustrate me. X3 I have been trying to find videos for awhile now that explain written crochet patterns well. Thank you so much! I hope life is going well for you.
I really wish you would start to make videos again teaching how to do different aspects of crochet. I would also like to specifically ask for a video on how to change colors while crocheting. Also more specific projects maybe, like dolls or toys. You are the only you tuber that I was able to learn from. You are very good at teaching. I am just beginning and I chose to make a blanket for my first real project. I am going back and forth between 3 rows of single crochet and 3 rows of double crochet and I am hoping to use 3 different colors of yarn.
A video showing how to read a graph chart would be worthwhile. You have a very clear and understandable approach. Well done! Oh, btw, I think we are ALL glad your back :)
Hi! Beginner here-- I need a beanie cap tutorial please. There are plenty of them on TH-cam, but your videos are the easiest for me to understand. Thanks!
Thank you for a new video!! I learned to crochet by watching your videos and have missed learning new things! If you ever have time, could you show us how to make an adult sized toque (Canadian term, sorry!!), a knitted hat with a pom pom on top? I've tried many patterns on other videos and I just can't seem to get it right. I got the black tote carrier for my yarn that you showed on your video of organization and I LOVE it! Thanks!!
I just recently started crocheting and your videos are by far the most helpful! I was wondering if you would ever make a video how to make a beanie? Pretty please? 😄 Again amazing videos!
i wanted to learn how to crochet and i watched your video How to Crochet for Absolute Beginners: Part 1 it was so hepful you were the first crochet youtuber i found and i love your vids!:)
It’s said that you stopped posting new videos. I enjoyed the way you explain and show the work step by step. Hope you’re doing well and wish you all the best! :)
I find that with written patterns (with no mistakes in them) are best done if you just start at the first thing, do that exactly, then do the next thing, and so forth. It may sound dumb, but I'm fairly used to written patterns, and if I try to read a whole section, my brain can't do it. So just do _exactly_ what it tells me to do, step by step, and it works. The bane of my existence is patterns that leave things up to interpretation. "double crochet in each stitch" while not mentioning that for every chain space, you have to do as many double crochets as there's chains, so if there was a chain 3, double crochet 3 in chain space, is an example of such. In the case of that example, it was very obvious you needed to do it, but still. But I've also learned by experience to recognize when such a thing happens now. I have a harder time with drawn patterns. They're messy and not very specific in where you put stitches. At least the one I tried. Could also be down to the fact I'm not used to doing a circular pattern, and dont' know how to join when ending a round. (Do I just keep going, or do I slip stitch? Pattern says no slip stitch. Pattern may be wrong. Ugh)
You're videos are really awesome! Super easy to follow! I've recently learned to crochet and your videos are by far my favorites to reference. Don't stop making them. Will you make a video on how to make a hacky sack ball?
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thank you very much for the video! And it would be wonderful if you made a video on showing us how to read the visual versions of some crochet patterns!
Hello! So I started watching your videos (I've only seen this one and the two beginner ones) and I decided to subscribe because without them I wouldn't have been able to learn without them! It wasn't until this video, though, that I realized that the reason my sc was coming out weird was because I was doing "back post" by accident! Thankfully, I realize what I was doing wrong, now and will hopefully be able to make things a little more smooth. I was wondering if you'd make any more "stitch tutorial" videos.. I'd be interested in seeing things like "slip stitch" and the "together" stitches that I haven't figured out how to do yet.
Hi Daisy, I’m really wanting to crochet a sweater for my medium size dog. Wondering if you’ve ever done it & hoping you’ll share your valuable tips & patterns w/ us if you have : )
HI Simplydaisy...I hope this comment/question finds you well and that you see it even though its been awhile since this video was posted. I have learned so much from your videos and I think you have been more helpful than any other person I have watched, I know other people explain well also, but for some reason, how you explain things just works well for me. Anyway, I am working on my first project after taking about a week just to loosen up my chain stitching because it was so so tight, but, I digress. So, my project is (hopefully) going to be a scarf for my 5 year old but, I keep getting these weird loops that seem to stick out at the end of almost everyone of my rows, I know its most because it actually alternates sides depending on what side I end the row on. I took a pic but don't think i can post a pic in a comment so i'm hoping you understand what I am trying to explain. If you put the project flat on the table and look down at it, with say my last finished row going from left to right, these "loops" look like they are going from the front edge to the back edge of my project(Almost as if I turned a single Loop/stitch(?I don't *think* its a stitch because its only one piece of thread going from front to back, not two threads) at a 90 degree angle). Any idea what the heck i'm doing wrong? I mean, for all I know, i'm not doing it wrong and maybe i'm just starting my rows way to loosely or missing the last stitch in the end of the row, or the first stitch at the beginning? I have no clue and its really bugging the crap out of me. If you, or anyone else, thinks they understand what i am talking about, I would really appreciate any help or suggestions that can be provided. THANK YOU!!!
Ooof. Even with your clear explanation, I can see I'm really gonna struggle with reading patterns. I have a feeling the first time (or first several times!) I try to follow one I'm gonna end up in tears. I really wanna try crocheting but seeing these pattern instructions I'm nervous... Eeek! I know I'm more of a visual learner so maybe I can follow people here & stitch with em. Or, after the pandemic is over, go to classes IRL!
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I’m 40 years old and you my dear are an amazing teacher.
Please do this as a career or speak professionally or better yet, go become president. Amazing job.
Do not ever let anyone tell you different.
How do follow her?
sl st = slip stitch 1:40
ch = chain 1:51
sc= single crochet 1:57
hdc = half double crochet 2:04
dc = double crochet 2:13
tr = triple crochet 2:27
Thanks!
yo = yarn over
lp(s) = loop(s)
inc = increase 2:40
dec = decrease 2:53
sk = skip 3:14
rep = repeat
beg = beginning
cont = continue
tog = together
fp = front post 3:34
bp = back post 3:34
* * = Instructions between asterisks are repeated as many times as directed
( ) = Instructions between parentheses are repeated as many times as directed
[ ] = Instructions between brackets are repeated as many times as directed
Yoooo this is a whole nother language for me rn lmao
This video is exactly what I've been looking for; explanation WITH visuals. Very informative and helpful. Thank you
While I'm not a beginner myself, I found this video very thorough and will definitely recommend it to some of my more-beginner crocheting friends 😊
Get back to us! Post again. Your the only crochet TH-cam channel that I watch because you're such a natural and clear teacher.
You're such a natural teacher. Just love you instructional vids. Thanks for posting
Agree. She does a great job of providing the background info you’ll need (a list of terminology) and then doing individual clips that clearly demonstrate and verbalize the process. As a former career teacher, I give her an A+ for effectiveness. 👏
So great! I am relearning to crochet. I did a baby blanket many years ago so I figured I should be able to do it again. My goal is to crochet blanket sets for premature babies. The finished projects look so adorable. Gives me something creative to do in crappy weather or when my husband is watching sports which is a lot of time at the moment. Thanks for your easy to follow steps. You are like a VERY patient home economics teacher.
I should have looked for you're video a while ago! I've crocheted blankets for years with stitches friends showed me (I'm 52) I started making hats and tops last year thanks to You Tube. The one question I was always unclear on was whether to stitch under one part or the whole "v" of a stitch. You did a great job explaining and your camera angles were right on!!!!! Thank you❤
I'm a brad new, as in today, to crochet. I came across you beginner video and thought I could do that only because you made so clear and simple and at a perfect speed. Not so slow it's annoying or so fast I couldn't follow. I have tried to learn before but gave because I couldn't understand or there weren't any good advancement videos. I fully understand "life" and truly pray you are doing well. Thank you for what you put out already. I'm thankful to hear about the new one. I pray God blesses you with peace, health, and all the other gifts I know he has for. Thank you again!
Hi Miss Daisy! I'm a (middle aged soon-to-be Grandma) beginner crocheter from BC Canada and have been very grateful for the wonderful tutorials you've done. I'm busy making a little summer to using the starburst granny squares and I can't wait for it to be finished because it's going to be super cute! I'm noticing you haven't posted any recent video tutorials but sure hope you come back soon. I'll be looking forward to them! 👍🏻
I'm new to crochet and this was exactly what I needed. I'd highly recommend it for other fledgling crafters. Love all your yarn work tutorials!
Hi daisy love your tutorials on 68 yrs young,l particularly love your reversible pattern you are the easiest to follow.lve crocheted since l was a teen keep up the great work you have given me lots of new idea😊😊😊
This video is the BEST tutorial I have found. Period. It’s simple but not too dumbed down. Your videos are great it’s probably my favourite channel for crochet so far!
very helpful i'm a beginner at crochet but i've been a knitting for may years. These videos have taught me how to crochet brilliant and I can dip into them at any time to re enforce my learning, thank you. I can recommend thes videos to all
A lot of, off the wall, thrift stores. Will have books, free of charge or very cheap. We have several, church, and food pantry thrift stores in our area. That do not charge for books. Maybe you can find one in your area. Thank you for your work on these videos. I have finally found the time, in my 50s, to learn how to crochet. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for this video! I've crocheted for awhile but only things people have shown me and I've never read a pattern. Went to read my first pattern and I was ready to give up. I watched a few other videos but this one was the most clear! Thanks so much!
I owe it to your channel for getting me started on my crochet journey. Yours is the very first video I watched and made my first slip knot watching it. Thanks 🥰
This is by in large a far, far better tutorial for types of knots than most videos actually trying to teach people how to do crochet knot types.
Thank you SO much for these clear visuals and simple explanations. I don’t know why more teachers don’t do a simple video like this. It’s extremely helpful. 👏😊
welcome back..!!..I love your tutorials..your Starburst & Hexagons Granny squares are the best..I've made blankets...I'm very happy to see you back..!!
Thanks so much and I'm glad you enjoy the Starburst and hexagon granny squares!!
This is the best how to crochet video on the internet. Thanks for this great information
Omg I want to thank you so so teaching me how to read crochet book I have been asking people and no one could help me 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
I haven't started crocheting yet but my mom used to crochet a lot when I was younger. I don't ever remember seeing her use any sort of pattern. I think she just used stitches she had already, learned. This was very helpful and I will definitely, look back to this video for help once, I start crocheting!! 👍😁
I was so ready to throw in the towel and this video gives me hope and I'm excited to try the pattern i purchased again!
I watched my late grandma crochet some pretty complicated pieces when I was little but she made it look so easy but to this day she's the best I've seen. I so badly want to follow in her footsteps but I am having a hard time believing that is going to happen, lol. It seems so complicated and confusing to me..Tyfs God bless you
Very helpful! I enjoy the crochet videos because this is how I taught myself to crochet but now I want to read patterns to do more things. Thanks you are very helpful! I may give it a try! I would like to see other beginner books you suggest for crochet beginners
Thank you so much for making this video! It was so easy to learn and follow along. I'm a beginner (just started a week ago) so this was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much
Thank u so much!! This video is perfect timing😁 I recently decided to try crocheting again after attempting and giving up a few years ago
THANK YOU! I was pulling out my hair trying to understand patterns. You also saved me from becoming bald by teaching me how to decrease. I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong until this video. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
So happy you're posting again! I've been teaching myself to read patterns and it gets pretty complicated sometimes. I can read basic patterns with basic stitches but nothing fancy. I see a lot of patterns that are only visual/pictoral so if you could do a video on those I'd really appreciate it!
Thanks for letting me know you'd like to see a video on the symbol charts/pictorial patterns :)
simplydaisy u have instagram please
Yes it's simplydaisy24
I would love a video on how to read the symbol patterns! Love your videos - you do a fantastic job!
English isn't even my mother language and I understood so well, tysm 😃 it helps me a lot
This video is very helpfull. I'm a beginner in crochet. I've always wanted to learn how to read a crochet pattern. I'll be looking up crochet patterns and learn how to read them now. Thank you.
This was really helpful, written patterns are always scary to me xD
Wow! This was so helpful! I will definitely save this video to come back to. Thank you so much! 🎉
Guys if you want something in specific you need to ask for it.
Please continue to post new patterns for blankets and more things for beginners as well. We understand you have a life besides TH-cam, but you have a following that enjoys and learns from your videos.
Finally a tutorial that doesn't assume I know everything
I just barely started crocheting about a week ago and came across your videos! I'm currently working on my first granny square blanket because your videos! Thank you so much!!!
Also, I was wondering if you'd ever do a video with the peacock feather pattern? I've seen it on Pinterest but haven't seen many videos for it!
Aw so glad I could help out!! I hope the blanket goes well. Ooo I'll keep the peacock feather pattern in mind :)
Yay a video that actually shows what the abbreviations are with the action of crocheting it.
Thanks so much for all your beginner videos...I have found them all EXCELLENT and the best to follow...easy and informative...love your presentations !!!!
love love love your videos....keep them coming, clear explanation of how to approach patterns in detail...thank you for sharing your gift
ive always skiped the written ones because the were always sooo confusing to me, but i i found a really beautyfull shawl i wanted to make and had to bite the bullet, your video is really helpful and the explanation is very clear! thanks you so much!
This is incredibly helpful! You are a wonderful teacher, thank you for uploading.
Thank you so much for this video and for showing examples of each stitch. I know what a FP stitch is, but had no idea there was a BP stitch! I really want to learn how to read patterns/directions instead of relying on step by step videos. I want to be able to crochet anywhere, anytime without having to rely on my phone lol 😀
Thanks. Im starting crochet and I've gotten a handle on the basic stitches but when I looked at a pattern that came with some of the yarn I bought it was almost gibberish. Vary glad I found this video.
I wish you would make videos again, you are such a good teacher. I am 64 years young and I learned to crochet on YT two years ago. Your videos were the best.
Great explanation 😍🙌🏼 would you please make a video on the drawn charts
Although some parts are still confusing, you have given very useful hints and tips. I've always wanted to know how to follow patterns.
Thank you so much! I just bought a pattern and realized I dont know anything about patterns!! Lol
Great video, you're are a good and thorough teacher. Yes, please make the video on how to read the symbols on a pattern. Thanks.
Glad you're back, I would love to see a video on your favorite yarn
I'm honestly not the best with yarn because I tend to just buy the cheap stuff, but I'll think about that :)
When I got the notification you posted a video, the biggest smile came across my face. You have a knack for teaching and you explain things in such a way that don't frustrate me. X3
I have been trying to find videos for awhile now that explain written crochet patterns well. Thank you so much!
I hope life is going well for you.
Aww you have no idea how happy that makes me! And life is going well thank you for asking :)
BIG FAN HERE!! SSOO HAPPY TO SEE YOU BACK!!!!!
OMG THANKS FOR WATCHING!!
simplydaisy I love you so much 💜
simplydaisy you have instagram please 💕💕💕💕💕
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I really wish you would start to make videos again teaching how to do different aspects of crochet. I would also like to specifically ask for a video on how to change colors while crocheting. Also more specific projects maybe, like dolls or toys. You are the only you tuber that I was able to learn from. You are very good at teaching. I am just beginning and I chose to make a blanket for my first real project. I am going back and forth between 3 rows of single crochet and 3 rows of double crochet and I am hoping to use 3 different colors of yarn.
A video showing how to read a graph chart would be worthwhile. You have a very clear and understandable approach. Well done! Oh, btw, I think we are ALL glad your back :)
I love more videos on written patterns I'm still fairly new to this written pattern thing I'm self taught and always eagerly wanting to learn
Love this video! You're the best the teacher ever! :)
this has been super helpful thank you. I defiantly recommend it for beginners.
You've been missed! I'd love to see some of your updated work (i.e. Did you ever finish that sunflower blanket?!) and work in progress!
Hi! Beginner here-- I need a beanie cap tutorial please. There are plenty of them on TH-cam, but your videos are the easiest for me to understand. Thanks!
Wow! So beautifully explained ❤
Thank you for a new video!! I learned to crochet by watching your videos and have missed learning new things! If you ever have time, could you show us how to make an adult sized toque (Canadian term, sorry!!), a knitted hat with a pom pom on top? I've tried many patterns on other videos and I just can't seem to get it right. I got the black tote carrier for my yarn that you showed on your video of organization and I LOVE it! Thanks!!
Yayy I'm glad you like the videos and the black bag! It's so helpful! Thanks for watching and I'll keep those suggestions in mind :)
I've really enjoyed watching this video your instructions are easy to follow hope to see more of these videos
I just recently started crocheting and your videos are by far the most helpful!
I was wondering if you would ever make a video how to make a beanie? Pretty please? 😄
Again amazing videos!
Hh does anyone know this abbreviation
I use to be an advance crocheter but something happened and I lost it. So I have to learn it all over again.
i wanted to learn how to crochet and i watched your video How to Crochet for Absolute Beginners: Part 1 it was so hepful you were the first crochet youtuber i found and i love your vids!:)
Wow, very clear and thorough! This walk through was very easy to understand and follow. Love the transition screens ;)
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Glad that i saw your video. It's very helpful to me. thank you.
u r a good teacher thank you so much for beginners it's help lot
thanks so much for. sharing this, you made things so so simple and easy to understand xo
Thank you so much, you have helped me to read those crazy pattern
im spending more time studying this than my online class 😭 thank u so much this is so helpfuuuul
It’s said that you stopped posting new videos. I enjoyed the way you explain and show the work step by step. Hope you’re doing well and wish you all the best! :)
Thank you so much for explaining how to read a pattern. I really appreciate it.😊
I find that with written patterns (with no mistakes in them) are best done if you just start at the first thing, do that exactly, then do the next thing, and so forth. It may sound dumb, but I'm fairly used to written patterns, and if I try to read a whole section, my brain can't do it. So just do _exactly_ what it tells me to do, step by step, and it works.
The bane of my existence is patterns that leave things up to interpretation. "double crochet in each stitch" while not mentioning that for every chain space, you have to do as many double crochets as there's chains, so if there was a chain 3, double crochet 3 in chain space, is an example of such. In the case of that example, it was very obvious you needed to do it, but still. But I've also learned by experience to recognize when such a thing happens now.
I have a harder time with drawn patterns. They're messy and not very specific in where you put stitches. At least the one I tried. Could also be down to the fact I'm not used to doing a circular pattern, and dont' know how to join when ending a round. (Do I just keep going, or do I slip stitch? Pattern says no slip stitch. Pattern may be wrong. Ugh)
keep making videos. I love them. I appreciate all the effort you do an making these videos. Thank you for teaching me something.
Brilliant and clear, thank you so much for this.
You're videos are really awesome! Super easy to follow! I've recently learned to crochet and your videos are by far my favorites to reference. Don't stop making them. Will you make a video on how to make a hacky sack ball?
Love love your video! I haven't crochet for years and wanted to make amigurumi. This is exactly what i need....
Boa noite Day!! Que ponto maravilhoso!! Parabéns por esse trabalho lindíssimo. Deus continue lhe abençoando, protegendo e iluminando. Abençoado Natal, com saúde, paz e muito amor!! Beijo grande! 😘😘😘❤❤❤💜💜💜
thank you very much for the video! And it would be wonderful if you made a video on showing us how to read the visual versions of some crochet patterns!
Awesome, thanks for letting me know!
Thank you for simplifying things.
I would really love to see you make a video going through a whole pattern step by step that would be great because you are very detailed
Hello! So I started watching your videos (I've only seen this one and the two beginner ones) and I decided to subscribe because without them I wouldn't have been able to learn without them! It wasn't until this video, though, that I realized that the reason my sc was coming out weird was because I was doing "back post" by accident! Thankfully, I realize what I was doing wrong, now and will hopefully be able to make things a little more smooth.
I was wondering if you'd make any more "stitch tutorial" videos.. I'd be interested in seeing things like "slip stitch" and the "together" stitches that I haven't figured out how to do yet.
Just found your channel.... love watching.... learning a lot! New beginner!
Thank you so much! You've helped me a lot
Great video. Look forward to more and nice to see you back x
Excellent! Thanks. Yes, do one on chart symbols and following a chart.
Hi Daisy, I’m really wanting to crochet a sweater for my medium size dog. Wondering if you’ve ever done it & hoping you’ll share your valuable tips & patterns w/ us if you have : )
A bit fast, but thankful for
you answer my question thank you
would love a video on pattern symbols! thanks for your tutorials!
I would like to see a video about the importance on yarn weight and how to pick them out. Also, how a different weight affects the finished product.
Great teaching!
I love your videos! It made learning how to do this so much easier! Would you be able to do a video on how to make rounds and how to work in rounds?
I love your videos, they are very helpful. Please start posting again!!❤️❤️
HI Simplydaisy...I hope this comment/question finds you well and that you see it even though its been awhile since this video was posted. I have learned so much from your videos and I think you have been more helpful than any other person I have watched, I know other people explain well also, but for some reason, how you explain things just works well for me. Anyway, I am working on my first project after taking about a week just to loosen up my chain stitching because it was so so tight, but, I digress. So, my project is (hopefully) going to be a scarf for my 5 year old but, I keep getting these weird loops that seem to stick out at the end of almost everyone of my rows, I know its most because it actually alternates sides depending on what side I end the row on. I took a pic but don't think i can post a pic in a comment so i'm hoping you understand what I am trying to explain. If you put the project flat on the table and look down at it, with say my last finished row going from left to right, these "loops" look like they are going from the front edge to the back edge of my project(Almost as if I turned a single Loop/stitch(?I don't *think* its a stitch because its only one piece of thread going from front to back, not two threads) at a 90 degree angle). Any idea what the heck i'm doing wrong? I mean, for all I know, i'm not doing it wrong and maybe i'm just starting my rows way to loosely or missing the last stitch in the end of the row, or the first stitch at the beginning? I have no clue and its really bugging the crap out of me. If you, or anyone else, thinks they understand what i am talking about, I would really appreciate any help or suggestions that can be provided. THANK YOU!!!
Ooof. Even with your clear explanation, I can see I'm really gonna struggle with reading patterns. I have a feeling the first time (or first several times!) I try to follow one I'm gonna end up in tears. I really wanna try crocheting but seeing these pattern instructions I'm nervous... Eeek! I know I'm more of a visual learner so maybe I can follow people here & stitch with em. Or, after the pandemic is over, go to classes IRL!
Thank you it makes a lot of sense to me I don't make samples, like you I want to do it know