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Hi, I'm Ginny, in Australia! Welcome to my Channel, Ginny's Craft Room!
In this video you will see the Eyelot Mock Cable Scarf ~ Part 3
I hope to have tutorials for Left-handed crochet & knitting very SOON! You'll see new videos pop up on Mondays, Thursdays & Saturdays.
My main aim is to knit wearables and crochet blankets, and give as gifts or to a worthy cause.
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If you'd like to learn to knit a blanket with bobble yarn, here is a link:
• How to knit a baby blanket with Zarel...
Have a great day and I'll see you in my next videos.
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Ginny xx

[@crochetingaroundnewzealand]

Hi! I love the blanket behind you! Yea nothing fancy with me 😂 once you learn how to do a pocket you'll always want one for your hanky! I learnt to edit watching TH-cam tutorials when I had a laptop but I can't see to edit on my small phone screen! I'll definitely be using that mock cable stitch on something soon. It's so pretty!

[@ginnyscraftroom]

@crochetingaroundnewzealand thank you Trish I'm glad you like this cable stitch. No need for cable needle. Although I want to learn the cable with your video soon!

[@crochetingaroundnewzealand]

@@ginnyscraftroom using a cable needle is very easy once you see how it's done! I hope I explain it easily for you to understand.

[@ginnyscraftroom]

@@crochetingaroundnewzealand yes, you explained it very well, thank you Trish and I will watch your video on how to do it. It is much easier to follow your instructions than some other knitters, thank you

[@lisaknits69]

Hi Ginny, your scarf is coming along, I found another pattern doing the same eyelet mock cable 😊😊

[@ginnyscraftroom]

Oh I'm glad you found another pattern, same as the eyelet mock cable. Interesting. Where was that from?🤗❤

[@lisaknits69]

@@ginnyscraftroom yes it’s always good to have different eyelet mock cable, I just goggled it and found it that way

[@ginnyscraftroom]

@@lisaknits69 that's so cool. It is a very nice looking stitch and easy to do. Enjoy🤗👍

[@lisaknits69]

@@ginnyscraftroom it sure is easy to do

[@crochetingaroundnewzealand]

Oh I use a size 5mm needle on the main body of my cardigans. A 4mm for the ribbing. I'm a tight knitter and crocherter so usually go up a size or even 2 sizes for crochet. It depends on what yarn I'm using. I never follow a pattern cos they knit or crochet looser than me. Hope that helps! ❤

[@ginnyscraftroom]

Oh thanks Trish, I do the same 🤗❤💙🧡💛