Happy Happy Weekend.. Was such a beauty of a day today. Windows all opened and loving the fresh air, Love the collar will look nice with a t-shirt or a sweatshirt for this fall.... Winter is packed away and Spring and Summer is out... Have a great one.. hugssssssssss
Oh my word, YES! I've been looking for a tut on a collar for ages. Thank you ever so much for posting the video. I am making it my mission to completely learn how. to crochet the is adorable collar.
I love collars too! This is great! You took the words right out of my mouth when I saw the pic in my feed....makes me think of romantic, Victorian, gothy loveliness!! Thank you for doing these tutorials! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi Tiffany :) Soooo lovely! I just received my order of size 3 crochet thread in black so I'll be making a gothic version of this little beauty for SURE!
I absolutely love this, I started by making my Mom a headband from your tutorial and she loved it! Can't wait to get on with this collar, perfect for summer :)
I made it with your pattern. It's so well written‼️‼️‼️😘😘wearing my pretty collar tomorrow. Back to the store for more colors of thread. Thank you👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👋🏿
Hi Jayda, I'm 13 years old and it's me Lily again who commented on your vintage shawl pattern from a couple years ago and I love it. I can play the pattern in my head and it's so easy and BEAUTIFUL and I love to also crochet with thread. It is so beautiful and lacy and I also if it is a small project like your BEAUTIFUL crochet covered buttons, I love to crochet with embroidery floss and I have made 2 of those buttons and they are so pretty. I have made 2 of these collars in champagne and mauve and they are so easy and beautiful, the hardest part is sewing on the button and using it. I have a question for you, when did you start to crocheting with thread and embroidery floss, I started to crochet thread and embroidery floss at eleven years old and about 4 to 5 months since I have started in this little crochet and knitting world. You have helped me SO MUCH and I can't thank you enough. Keep On Stitching Jayda!!! -Lily!!!♡
Hi Lily! I love hearing that you like working with thread and embroidery floss too 😁 I started knitting when I was around 11, and I taught myself to crochet a few years later. I remember trying cross stitch and embroidery when I was pretty young (under 10) because I come from a pretty crafty bunch of folks 💗 I started sewing around 12 and got utterly obsessed with making my own clothing...and I haven't looked back! I've been busy working on something with a hook or a needle every week since 😊🧶!
hi Jayda l love this collar it looks pretty on you l love watching you and have told friends of mine here in Ireland about you,they especially love your round blue and white blanket,thanks for great tutorials.
Just crocheted this, and I love it 😊 It's nice and loose around the neck, which I love, because I don't like things too tight around my neck. Now I just need to water block it 😊 Thank you for another pretty tutorial 💚💚💚
@@JaydaInStitches Yeah, I feel like I'm being choked when something's too tight around my throat. I'm currently crocheting a second one for my mum, but had to make it bigger, as she has an 18 inch neck. I did the medium sized collar, which measured 17.5 inches in total (I have a 14 inch neck). So I figured a collar for my mum would be at least 21.5 inches. I know the V stitches are worked into a foundation chain of three, so I just crocheted three chains until I got to that size, then added one more chain. I put it around my mum's neck, but she wanted it bigger, so I added two chains, plus another extra one. I ended up with 102 half-double crochets 😂 I just hope it's comfortable enough on her. Just started the second row of V stitches.
Hi Grace, the large size given in the tutorial will finish around 18 inches in diameter. If you're worried that might feel too small, then you can try using a 4.00 mm hook and directions for the larger size :)
I watched your video for winding a ball of yarn and hope by this time you took your winding one step further. Leave a long tail to start your ball and continue wrapping your usual way. Tuck your last bit of yarn make sure your beginning tail is still coming out of the ball. You now have a pull out ball. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Hi Vivian, thank you for the suggestion :) If you're looking for a handy left-hand hack for ALL crochet and knit videos, we have one here: th-cam.com/video/6ExUDadbkzc/w-d-xo.html
That is so funny, because thats how I taught myself--- with a mirror! Watched your granny square poncho, I'll try that with different pattern squares. Keep smiling--- you're amazing!
Totally awesome and so feminine. Being an abstract oil painter I wear scrubs every day. I have a feeling my husband, Eric, upon seeing me wear this, is going to text you to ask "who are you and what have you done with my wife?!!
Hey Jayda! I love all of your videos :) I really wanted to ask if you can create a shopkins amigarumi pattern for us? My daughter LOVES shopkins and I'd love to make her one!
Hi! We have several patterns that might interest you for sale in our Etsy shop :) You can find the link to our shop in the description box :) Thank you for watching!
I love this collar were wondering how to do it I am glad to see this tutorial making this collar question how do you make this for person if don't know the size U need to crochet this collar. Thanks
About to finish mine up, just have the last row (scallop row) , sew my button on and I'm ready to wear it to Church in the morning🙏 Thank you, you sweet little girl 💞 Always love your spirit 💗👭💟
Where can I find that type of yarn needle (@ 1:38)? I've never seen one like it and I don't even know what to call it in a search. That would be so much more convenient than carrying around a separate needle threader. Btw, I've made 4 of these collars as gifts for people, and EVERYONE just loves them. Thanks for sharing! ❤
I would love to see a tutorial for the NICU octopus (for premee babies) my nephew is a nurse at children's hospital in Pittsburgh PA in thoracics. I would love to learn how so I can donate to the little babies❤️
Any idea how many chain to do if I use a #10 thread with a 1.90mm hook? (Or any size of steel hook...I have several, just prefer the 1.90mm for the #10.) Btw, I really appreciate your creativity! I've used many of your ideas for gifts. Thanks!
Hi there! The size 10 is nearly half the size of the size 3, if that's all you have, then you might have some luck doubling up the size 10 and using a 2.00 mm. But I would finish Row 1 and try it around your neck first to make sure it's not too small!
Jayda InStitches so i did it whit an 3.5 hook and its lovely. how can i show u the work ?? and maid it lil longer . did another row of 3dc into the scnd chain
Hay jayda x I would love to make this pattern but in the UK it's hard to come by that thin cotton you use I only have dk cotton I was wondering couldn't I just use thin acrylic yarn ? many thanks 😊
Hi Chel, you can use any crochet thread, size 3 that you like, so long as you don't find it bothers your neck! You can also order it from Amazon (I get a lot of my crochet thread there!)
Hi! You'd probably end up using a larger hook (to accommodate the heavier weighted yarn) in which case the entire collar would size up rather a lot. Depending on how much yarn is in your skein of yarn, you might have better luck making yourself a lacy pair of fingerless gloves (lovely for this time of year!) We have a really pretty, simple and relatively quick tutorial for those here: th-cam.com/video/QbCWzJUxfac/w-d-xo.html
HI Jayda, I'd like to add this collar to a little girl's dress. Can you please help? How many chains to start with please? Thanks heaps. Please keep up the good work! God bless you.
Hi Cyndi, a size 10 is nearly half the size of a size 3 so you might want to use the directions for the large collar and after the first row, try it around your neck to make sure it's not too small :)
Hi Rosa, embroidery floss is nearing a size 10 crochet thread so it might be a bit small, you could give it a try and use the directions for the large. After the first row, try it around your neck :)
Awesome tutorial, and you’re extremely likeable ♥️ I’ll make this collar for sure! Do you have any tips to help it stay in place? I’m worried it might wiggle some 😅
Hi! I wear mine over sweaters and it doesn't want to move (unless of course you've tossed your jacked on over it, then you might want to adjust it when you remove your jacket). If you're wearing it around your neck without anything underneath it, it will only want to move if your sleeves touch it and rub it a bit - otherwise, it will stay where you put it :)
Hi Dolores, that's a wool needle :) If you can't find a set at your local craft store (where they would sell yarn and knitting/crochet tools) than you might try ordering a set on line. We have links to a few sets for sale over on the SHOP page of our website (jaydainstitches.com) if you're interested in checking them out :)
Hi Jayda, Can you do a tutorial on how to crochet over hoop earrings (preferably with a bead or 2) ? I realize there are videos on how to do this, but they are too difficult and the crocheter talks too fast. It's almost as if, they just can't wait to get the video over with. At least YOU care about whether people LEARN because you teach and speak s-l-o-w-l-y. You understand the DIFFERENCE between a "demo" and a "tutorial" ! IF you do an earring vid, please make it for beginners. - - E-A-S-Y- -. I'm sure you'll get a million views because yours will be superior to the others. Thanks
hi Jayda! love your videos. I have a question for you: I inherited Alot of knitting needles and yarn and incomplete projects from a nabor. how can I organize my new stuff? do you have incomplete projects? I do a lot of sewing and beading, with a little bit of crocheting. thank you for your time and videos!!
Hi Alyondp, aren't you lucky! If you're planning on finishing the projects, but can't get to them right away, you might want to considered getting a nice big, plastic storage bin. These keep dust and bugs out and your projects (not to mention your yarn) nice and safe on the inside. I try very hard to finish my projects before starting into a new one, but I always have one or two in mid-work lying around (hence the storage bins!) :)
Hi Jayda, Excellent tutorial! Just wondering how I would go about making this in a Baby/child’s size? Is there a ‘multiple’ I can follow to adjust up and down sizes?
I have been crocheting for three years now and your videos are the ones I go to when I need help with something!!!
Hi Keneasha, I'm so glad we could be of help :) Thank you for watching!
All your projects are awesome. Their are not hard to crochet. I think you're just adorable.
I've seen you wear these collars before, so glad your showing us how to make ourselves one, your the BEST Jayda!!!
Thank you Nancy :)
Nancy Lytle u r totally right.
In the beginning you have your wedding ring on. How lovely. Hope to see it often.
Hi Reta, thank you :) I typically don't wear it when I'm crocheting, I find it catches on the yarn!
Happy Mother's Day! Love your videos.
Happy Mother's Day, Marina :)
thank you, in less than 2 hours i made this great neck accessory.
Hi Armanda, thank you for watching!
I would like to see the collar crocheted to an actual garment like a t shirt.
You are absolutely the best crochet teacher on TH-cam I’ve ever found! Love this look!!!
Hi Elyse! Thank you so much for watching :)
normally lace collars scare me you broke it down beautifully thank you jayda
Hi Arlene, that's great! Thank you :)
Happy Happy Weekend.. Was such a beauty of a day today. Windows all opened and loving the fresh air, Love the collar will look nice with a t-shirt or a sweatshirt for this fall.... Winter is packed away and Spring and Summer is out... Have a great one.. hugssssssssss
Hi Val! It was a beautiful weekend :) And today is pretty fantastic too!
I love your energy and your way of teaching....thank you
Thank you so much!
Oh my word, YES! I've been looking for a tut on a collar for ages. Thank you ever so much for posting the video. I am making it my mission to completely learn how. to crochet the is adorable collar.
Hi! Thank you so much for watching :)
I love collars too! This is great! You took the words right out of my mouth when I saw the pic in my feed....makes me think of romantic, Victorian, gothy loveliness!! Thank you for doing these tutorials! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi Tiffany :) Soooo lovely! I just received my order of size 3 crochet thread in black so I'll be making a gothic version of this little beauty for SURE!
This happy little collar is like u. Joyful!
Thank you so much Reta :)
A brilliant collar....i hv bin ooking for this tutorial for weeks!....thank you Jayda. Ur the best!
HI Mariam! Thank you for watching 😊
Love the way you explain💜Pls do more collar designs.
Thank you for watching 😊
I love how u try ur best to respond to comments!! I wear this a lot!!
I love my collars! It's such a nice, simple way to smarten up an outfit :)
I absolutely love this, I started by making my Mom a headband from your tutorial and she loved it! Can't wait to get on with this collar, perfect for summer :)
Hi Aya, that's great! Thank you for watching :)
I made it with your pattern. It's so well written‼️‼️‼️😘😘wearing my pretty collar tomorrow. Back to the store for more colors of thread. Thank you👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👋🏿
Hi Wendelyn! Thank you again! I'm so pleased to hear you liked the pattern too :)
WOW! It looks so beautiful.
Beautiful ! Thank you for all the work you do and for being so clear and easy to follow. Would love to make a doily and tablecloth from this material.
Thank you for watching :) And for the suggestion!
I love thread projects; especially for summer-time when it's 90'-105' in Sacramento, CA. !!!
phew that's hot! It gets really humid here, so it's nice to have something to wear around my neck that doesn't drive me crazy!
So pretty and easy to do.Thank you Jayda!!
Hi Helen! Thank you for watching :)
Beautiful Jayda ✝️❤️🧶
Thank you! 🌞
You know what? I crochet too and I'm 12 years old! I love one of your patterns and wish to learn a lot from u. THANKS FOR EVERYTHING JAYDA!
Hi! Thank you for watching 😊
Ur welcome
I made it! Now I need one in every color!
Yes! I recommend black and hot pink (I've done those) 😁
Lovely design 😍
Thank you for watching 😊
Very pretty and surprisingly quick and easy to make. Thank you, Jayda!
Thank you for watching, Janet :)
I just finished making this and it's gorgeous! It was so easy and a lot of fun to work with! Thank you, Jayda! :-D
Hi Heidi, that's wonderful :) Thank you for watching!
I love love love this collar. I can't wait to make this
Happy Friday, Jennifer :)
Thank you. will you please put this collar on the pattern workshop
Hi Jayda thank you for this excellent tutorial! You make crochet so clear and easy to follow.
Thank you for watching 😊
Love this Jayda. Just finished my first one and I really like it. Thank you.
Wonderful! Thank you for watching Carolyn 😊
Hi Jayda,
A big thank you!!
You explained it so well.
I did it !!! I'm so happy
Hi! That's great! Thank you so much for watching :)
Hi Jayda! This is fun! Thanks for showing your work...
Hi Maria, thank you for watching :)
Been waiting for this. Thank you Jayda 🤗
Beautiful beautiful
Thank you for watching, Anabel :)
Hi Jayda, I'm 13 years old and it's me Lily again who commented on your vintage shawl pattern from a couple years ago and I love it. I can play the pattern in my head and it's so easy and BEAUTIFUL and I love to also crochet with thread. It is so beautiful and lacy and I also if it is a small project like your BEAUTIFUL crochet covered buttons, I love to crochet with embroidery floss and I have made 2 of those buttons and they are so pretty. I have made 2 of these collars in champagne and mauve and they are so easy and beautiful, the hardest part is sewing on the button and using it. I have a question for you, when did you start to crocheting with thread and embroidery floss, I started to crochet thread and embroidery floss at eleven years old and about 4 to 5 months since I have started in this little crochet and knitting world. You have helped me SO MUCH and I can't thank you enough. Keep On Stitching Jayda!!! -Lily!!!♡
Hi Lily! I love hearing that you like working with thread and embroidery floss too 😁 I started knitting when I was around 11, and I taught myself to crochet a few years later. I remember trying cross stitch and embroidery when I was pretty young (under 10) because I come from a pretty crafty bunch of folks 💗 I started sewing around 12 and got utterly obsessed with making my own clothing...and I haven't looked back! I've been busy working on something with a hook or a needle every week since 😊🧶!
thank you! I made a collar for a baby cardi that looked very plain I guessed the stitches but it turned out great and made it look much prettier .
Hi Weez, what a lovely way to finish off a baby cardigan :) Thank you for watching!
beautiful Jayda!!!
Thank you! :)
another winner jayda im going to make several
Than you Arlene! I just love lacy collars :)
Thank you so much for a wonderful video..
Hi Gloria! Thank you for watching 😊
Awesome video! Thanks a ton to you Ms Jayda!!You are really a Crocheting Genius!!!God Bless you🙌🙌
Hi Meena! Thank you :)
omg I'm so going to try this. thank you so much.
Really lovely Jayda!
Thank you Thea :)
I love it I have to wear collered shirts to work this would be perfect to ad a prettier touch. thanks
Hi Shannon, absolutely! I have a few simple little sweaters that wind up being really cute with a little lacy touch around the neckline :)
hi Jayda l love this collar it looks pretty on you l love watching you and have told friends of mine here in Ireland about you,they especially love your round blue and white blanket,thanks for great tutorials.
Hi Deborah! Thank you so much for sharing our show with your friends :) And hello from Canada!!
Makeing this now for mij ugly xmas sweater. Bijna wear it on the office xmasdrink. Happy holidays🎅
HI Maria! Thank you for watching :)
Just crocheted this, and I love it 😊
It's nice and loose around the neck, which I love, because I don't like things too tight around my neck. Now I just need to water block it 😊
Thank you for another pretty tutorial 💚💚💚
Hi Judith, I agree! I don't like tight things around my neck either! Thank you for watching :)
@@JaydaInStitches Yeah, I feel like I'm being choked when something's too tight around my throat.
I'm currently crocheting a second one for my mum, but had to make it bigger, as she has an 18 inch neck. I did the medium sized collar, which measured 17.5 inches in total (I have a 14 inch neck). So I figured a collar for my mum would be at least 21.5 inches.
I know the V stitches are worked into a foundation chain of three, so I just crocheted three chains until I got to that size, then added one more chain. I put it around my mum's neck, but she wanted it bigger, so I added two chains, plus another extra one. I ended up with 102 half-double crochets 😂 I just hope it's comfortable enough on her.
Just started the second row of V stitches.
YES THERE IS A VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!
😊
@@JaydaInStitches thank you jayda love you're channel Easter is coming some egg holder or basket egg....
LOVE!!!! 😍😍😍😍
So very beautiful Jayda! TYFS xo
Thank you Cynthia :)
Love your videos!!!!!! Can't wait to make this beautiful lace collar!!! :)
I hope you enjoy it as much as I do :) I love wearing my crochet collars!
I really enjoy wearing these!! Thank u soo much!
Beautiful.
Adoro o modo como você ensina.Curto a sua alegria.😉😊
Love it! Thank you!
Hi Jayda, my neck size is 18, how many chains should I start with? Thank you, love your tutorials! 😍
Hi Grace, the large size given in the tutorial will finish around 18 inches in diameter. If you're worried that might feel too small, then you can try using a 4.00 mm hook and directions for the larger size :)
Jayda InStitches thank you!
ooo weekend project!
Is there any chance of you doing some doily tutorials using this crochet thread? I absolutely LOVE doilies! Thanks for sharing and your time.💖👍
Hi Mzdiana, thank you for the suggestion :)
great tutorial!
Very nice loved the toutioral...i made it, its amazing..thank you...
Hi Bhavik, thank you for watching!
this is so cool!
so glad to see you ,is adorable
Merci 👍
Yayyy, you're the the best! x
Hi Trish! Have a crafty weekend :)
Thank you!
I watched your video for winding a ball of yarn and hope by this time you took your winding one step further. Leave a long tail to start your ball and continue wrapping your usual way. Tuck your last bit of yarn make sure your beginning tail is still coming out of the ball. You now have a pull out ball. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Hi Bea, great tip, thank you for sharing!
YAY thanks for the video I love love love your videos xx 😍
Thank you for watching, Chel :)
Hello! Adoro seus trabalhos.São maravilhosos
Thank you for watching, Sandra :)
VERY CUTE MS J!
Thank you! 🤗
Love the way you teach. Will definitely try this.
Thank you for watching 😊
Jayda, can you pleeeeaaaassse teach me how to make a lace poncho? Preferably left hand. Btw you're joy is infectious. 🎆
Hi Vivian, thank you for the suggestion :) If you're looking for a handy left-hand hack for ALL crochet and knit videos, we have one here: th-cam.com/video/6ExUDadbkzc/w-d-xo.html
That is so funny, because thats how I taught myself--- with a mirror! Watched your granny square poncho, I'll try that with different pattern squares. Keep smiling--- you're amazing!
Heh I knew you would show how to make that collar!
LOL, soooo many people requested it! :)
When i was in school back in the late seventies or early eighties these were real popular with a monogrammed sweater
Ohmygosh, what a cute look!
Thank You ♡☆
Totally awesome and so feminine. Being an abstract oil painter I wear scrubs every day. I have a feeling my husband, Eric, upon seeing me wear this, is going to text you to ask "who are you and what have you done with my wife?!!
LOL It's always good to keep them off balance LOL ;)
Hey Jayda! I love all of your videos :) I really wanted to ask if you can create a shopkins amigarumi pattern for us? My daughter LOVES shopkins and I'd love to make her one!
Hi! We have several patterns that might interest you for sale in our Etsy shop :) You can find the link to our shop in the description box :) Thank you for watching!
Thanks!
FInally, already LOL :) ♥ I knew that you would show this :) thanx ♥
I love this collar were wondering how to do it I am glad to see this tutorial making this collar question how do you make this for person if don't know the size U need to crochet this collar. Thanks
Hi! In order to make any wearable for anyone, knowing the size is very important, otherwise, you run the risk of it not fitting.
thank you Jayda been waiting for this now need to run get supplies . also could you do some 1950's hair accessories please :)
Hi Jennifer, thank you for the suggestion (such a cute look!)
About to finish mine up, just have the last row (scallop row) , sew my button on and I'm ready to wear it to Church in the morning🙏 Thank you, you sweet little girl 💞 Always love your spirit 💗👭💟
Hi Ruth, lovely! Thank you for watching :)
Beautiful! Do you have a pattern/tutorial for your jayda in stitches Amigurumi doll? 💕
Um grande abraço do Brasil!
Hello from Canada :)!
Where can I find that type of yarn needle (@ 1:38)? I've never seen one like it and I don't even know what to call it in a search. That would be so much more convenient than carrying around a separate needle threader. Btw, I've made 4 of these collars as gifts for people, and EVERYONE just loves them. Thanks for sharing! ❤
Hi! That's a wool needle :) We have a video on the places you can find them here: th-cam.com/video/0EWXaWWffxc/w-d-xo.html
I would love to see a tutorial for the NICU octopus (for premee babies) my nephew is a nurse at children's hospital in Pittsburgh PA in thoracics. I would love to learn how so I can donate to the little babies❤️
Hi Virginia, thank you for the suggestion :)
Any idea how many chain to do if I use a #10 thread with a 1.90mm hook? (Or any size of steel hook...I have several, just prefer the 1.90mm for the #10.) Btw, I really appreciate your creativity! I've used many of your ideas for gifts. Thanks!
Hi there! The size 10 is nearly half the size of the size 3, if that's all you have, then you might have some luck doubling up the size 10 and using a 2.00 mm. But I would finish Row 1 and try it around your neck first to make sure it's not too small!
Thanks!
Love the collar so sweet. But I'm almost a 16 neck size will the large still work for me?
Hi Debra, you can try a larger hook size to make it just a bit bigger OR you can create a slightly longer button hole :)
It would look good with beads
It does! I've made one or two of these in the past and sewn little tiny beads along the edge of it :)
hi jayda
can i make it whit an 4 mm hook ?
thanks
Hi, yes you can, however your overall measurements might be a bit bigger (but not by very much) :)
Jayda InStitches so i did it whit an 3.5 hook and its lovely.
how can i show u the work ??
and maid it lil longer .
did another row of 3dc into the scnd chain
would you consider showing how to make a tissue box cover? thank you :)
Hi! Thank you for the suggestion :) (Square or rectangle?)
both 😆
muito linda amei
awesome please make star in yellow which behind you
:)
Hay jayda x I would love to make this pattern but in the UK it's hard to come by that thin cotton you use I only have dk cotton I was wondering couldn't I just use thin acrylic yarn ? many thanks 😊
Hi Chel, you can use any crochet thread, size 3 that you like, so long as you don't find it bothers your neck! You can also order it from Amazon (I get a lot of my crochet thread there!)
Hi! Could this same pattern work with regular 4 ply yarn? I have a carron soft essentials skein that I would like to use. Thanks!
Hi! You'd probably end up using a larger hook (to accommodate the heavier weighted yarn) in which case the entire collar would size up rather a lot. Depending on how much yarn is in your skein of yarn, you might have better luck making yourself a lacy pair of fingerless gloves (lovely for this time of year!) We have a really pretty, simple and relatively quick tutorial for those here: th-cam.com/video/QbCWzJUxfac/w-d-xo.html
HI Jayda, I'd like to add this collar to a little girl's dress. Can you please help? How many chains to start with please? Thanks heaps. Please keep up the good work! God bless you.
Hi Stella, we currently don't have a pattern for children's sizing for this collar, but thank you for the suggestion!
This is so pretty!! Would 10 size crochet thread work? Thanks😀
Hi Cyndi, a size 10 is nearly half the size of a size 3 so you might want to use the directions for the large collar and after the first row, try it around your neck to make sure it's not too small :)
Do you think it will work with embroidery floss?? I have a bunch I'm trying to use up. Lol
Hi Rosa, embroidery floss is nearing a size 10 crochet thread so it might be a bit small, you could give it a try and use the directions for the large. After the first row, try it around your neck :)
Awesome tutorial, and you’re extremely likeable ♥️ I’ll make this collar for sure! Do you have any tips to help it stay in place? I’m worried it might wiggle some 😅
Hi! I wear mine over sweaters and it doesn't want to move (unless of course you've tossed your jacked on over it, then you might want to adjust it when you remove your jacket). If you're wearing it around your neck without anything underneath it, it will only want to move if your sleeves touch it and rub it a bit - otherwise, it will stay where you put it :)
Hi Jayda, where can I get the yarn needle with the wire eye at? I have looked around and can't find.
Hi Dolores, that's a wool needle :) If you can't find a set at your local craft store (where they would sell yarn and knitting/crochet tools) than you might try ordering a set on line. We have links to a few sets for sale over on the SHOP page of our website (jaydainstitches.com) if you're interested in checking them out :)
Size 3 pelote, 3.75 mm
Hi Jayda,
Can you do a tutorial on how to crochet over hoop earrings (preferably with a bead or 2) ?
I realize there are videos on how to do this, but they are too difficult and the crocheter talks too fast. It's almost as if, they just can't wait to get the video over with. At least YOU care about whether people LEARN because you teach and speak s-l-o-w-l-y. You understand the DIFFERENCE between a "demo" and a "tutorial" !
IF you do an earring vid, please make it for beginners. - - E-A-S-Y- -. I'm sure you'll get a million views because yours will be superior to the others. Thanks
Hi Pinky, thank you for the suggestion! And thank you so much for watching :)
hi Jayda! love your videos. I have a question for you:
I inherited Alot of knitting needles and yarn and incomplete projects from a nabor. how can I organize my new stuff? do you have incomplete projects?
I do a lot of sewing and beading, with a little bit of crocheting. thank you for your time and videos!!
Hi Alyondp, aren't you lucky! If you're planning on finishing the projects, but can't get to them right away, you might want to considered getting a nice big, plastic storage bin. These keep dust and bugs out and your projects (not to mention your yarn) nice and safe on the inside. I try very hard to finish my projects before starting into a new one, but I always have one or two in mid-work lying around (hence the storage bins!) :)
Hi Jayda,
Excellent tutorial! Just wondering how I would go about making this in a Baby/child’s size? Is there a ‘multiple’ I can follow to adjust up and down sizes?
Hi Lauren, you might have some luck using even thinner yarn and a smaller hook, that should downsize it enough for a smaller neck :)