In this tutorial you will learn how to make an Irish crochet lace leaf and it's variations, how to join them into blocks of bigger leaf like a fig or a chestnut leaves. This pattern is made without padding cord
THANK YOU for this GREAT tutorial. It's very clear what you're doing and MOST specially how to join the leaves together. A lot of tutorials teach you how to make the leaves but not how to join them together. So thanks on how to do that!!
iluminameluna thank you for watching. I plan to make more tutorials later, both of classic and modern lace. There wese supposed to be at least five this month, but me and my family got very nasty flue and just recovered from it. so in January I'll do my best to compensate it with a big set of videos
Bonjour j’adore mais explication pas très claire peut-etre parce que je débute au crochet irlandais mais c’est diffusé de comprendre où vous diminuez Combien de mailles on crochète
Very pretty. Iam confused you say double crochet? It looks like single crochet as you are not putting yarn over hook then going in the chain? Maybe in USA we call it different? I cant wait to try on my channel. Give you kudos. Just learning irish lace. 🎀
Yes, I use the British terms, Americans are one step lower. It is double crochet in British and single in American, treble in British and double in American terms and so on. My suggestion is that British count the number of steps to perform the stitch, while Americans the number of yarn loops/yarnovers on the hook
Very nice! I have been looking for more leaf patterns.
Спасибо большое ЗА ВСЕ Мастер классы . ПРИВЕТ ИЗ МОЛДОВЫ ВСЕМ .ЗДОРОВЬя И РАДОСТИ.
Hi, I love all your work and have done a lot of them. Thank you for sharing your work. From Canada.
I just found you today and I love your tutorials! Your work is beautiful! Thank you so much!
THANK YOU for this GREAT tutorial. It's very clear what you're doing and MOST specially how to join the leaves together. A lot of tutorials teach you how to make the leaves but not how to join them together. So thanks on how to do that!!
iluminameluna thank you for watching.
I plan to make more tutorials later, both of classic and modern lace.
There wese supposed to be at least five this month, but me and my family got very nasty flue and just recovered from it. so in January I'll do my best to compensate it with a big set of videos
I'll be watching those as well! I love to crochet and learning new techniques.
i guess it's kinda off topic but do anybody know of a good site to stream newly released tv shows online ?
@Huxley Lian ehh I use Flixportal. You can find it if you google=) -calvin
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thank you ❤
You simply amaze me.
Beautiful thanks for sharing.
Beautiful i will use this pattern🥰🥰
Beautiful work alonya
Alyona
Is it not possible to just stitch the three leaves together with a needle and thread
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Bonjour j’adore mais explication pas très claire peut-etre parce que je débute au crochet irlandais mais c’est diffusé de comprendre où vous diminuez
Combien de mailles on crochète
Very pretty. Iam confused you say double crochet? It looks like single crochet as you are not putting yarn over hook then going in the chain? Maybe in USA we call it different? I cant wait to try on my channel. Give you kudos. Just learning irish lace. 🎀
Yes, I use the British terms, Americans are one step lower. It is double crochet in British and single in American, treble in British and double in American terms and so on. My suggestion is that British count the number of steps to perform the stitch, while Americans the number of yarn loops/yarnovers on the hook
Looks like a half double crochet to me.
I'm in the USA. Is there a difference in Double Crochet ( YO and how many loops ) English vs American?
Good question, this looks like a half double crochet to me.
What type and size of yarn and needles did you use?
+Tamara Schmidt for these leaves I have used Anna 16, which is equal to Lizbeth 10 and hook size 1 mm
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