Love the idea of combining quilting and crochet. Easy to follow video but it's a bit hard to see with the white yarn and white fabric, more contrast would be nice like in video #1 where you used white yarn on red fabric.
thank you for the closed captioning. there are lots of us deaf folks who cant enjoy videos because they either don't have cc or its so baddly done it makes no sense
In love with this blanket. I had one question and I hope you can answer it for me :) I want to make a fusion blanket similar to this but in a nautical theme for my son. I feel like this particular crochet border is to feminine for my blanket. What advice would you give for a different style border?
If it were me, I would do a filet crochet border, which is more square. You can fill in the blocks however you’d like, or leave them open to create a netting effect. After all, sailors were the ones who created nets, so I think it would apply to a nautical theme really well. 🙂 You could also do two rounds of chain stitched loops, about 7 - 9 chains per loop, to create loops around the squares, and then whip stitch the blocks together. That would also create a nice, netting effect between the squares.
This is so beautiful. I sure going to do this as one of my future projects. Thank you
What a beautiful blanket! You have a gift for teaching, thanks for sharing! 🙂
Thank you so much, you answered all my questions, especially how to prepare the fabric squares to be crocheted together.♥️
Love your videos, really appreciate the time and effort involved in making them!
Love it! I'm working on a similar project and this really helped. Can't wait to see your next tutorial!
Excellent tutorial thank you. I hope you do more
Love it tutorial. So easy to follow.
Hi Tiffany would like to know what fabric line you used. Thank you so much for sharing your tutorials love 6ou work 💖
The names of the videos are the same so it took me a moment to find part 3.
I love this tutorial I want to thank you. When will the next video in this tutorial will be coming out?
Love the idea of combining quilting and crochet. Easy to follow video but it's a bit hard to see with the white yarn and white fabric, more contrast would be nice like in video #1 where you used white yarn on red fabric.
thank you for the closed captioning. there are lots of us deaf folks who cant enjoy videos because they either don't have cc or its so baddly done it makes no sense
does the starting border need to be multiples of 4 for the shells? thanks
Hello! just curious if there is an ETA for the last two tutorials. thanks! :)
In love with this blanket. I had one question and I hope you can answer it for me :) I want to make a fusion blanket similar to this but in a nautical theme for my son. I feel like this particular crochet border is to feminine for my blanket. What advice would you give for a different style border?
i would like to know this as well.
If it were me, I would do a filet crochet border, which is more square. You can fill in the blocks however you’d like, or leave them open to create a netting effect. After all, sailors were the ones who created nets, so I think it would apply to a nautical theme really well. 🙂 You could also do two rounds of chain stitched loops, about 7 - 9 chains per loop, to create loops around the squares, and then whip stitch the blocks together. That would also create a nice, netting effect between the squares.