HOW to CROCHET an EASY CANDY CANE Decoration for Christmas
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- You can learn how to Crochet a Candy Cane Decoration for Christmas in this video tutorial. Hi I'm Donna Wolfe from Naztazia. With just 2 rows of single crochet stitches, this crochet pattern is perfect for a beginner. A glue and water mixture then help the candy canes keep their shape. Once completed they are about 8 inches tall and 3 inches wide.
I'm using Sugar n Cream for this crochet pattern, which is a 100% cotton yarn, in the colors White, Red, and Mod Green. The cotton yarn absorbs the glue and water mixture nicely, so the candy cane is very solid once completed.
It is important to really saturate the crocheted ribbon strips with the glue and water mixture. Once that is done, you can shape the candy cane and lay it on a plastic wrap surface. Mine usually dry in a day or two.
The length of drying time is dependent upon the temperature and humidity level. Higher temperatures generally dry the glue faster. Lower humidity levels also help with the drying process. I like to put my crochet work underneath our forced air heating unit, as you can see in the video. It makes them dry rather quickly!
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Very nice work it's soooo easy watching your teaching is Great thanks😍
Excellent I love you
I want More Christmas decorations items
Hi Donna I’m a 12 year old boy and I have been with ur channel for few years and am a crochet and knitter. Thank you for this. It’s amazing ❤️
Bro I am also boy and crochet as well I am 13
Thank you. I love the simplicity of the candy cane tutorial. Much appreciated.
Happy to help!
Oh, what fun. I'll be making some for my tree. Thank you.
These are absolutely adorable and I can’t wait to make them. Thanks!🎄🧶💖👍🏼
I am 8 years old and my nanny taught me to crochet and I love your channel😍😍😍
Fun!! My little brother loves candy canes whether they are toys or real. Thanks for another easy-to-follow pattern!
I just love your work! They all look so complicated but are real easy to make! ☺ Thank you 😄
That was a quick and easy Candy-cane! Thank you so much Donna, for the amazing tutorial!
What a great idea! Thank you for the great instructions, Donna!
legalllllllllllll. obrigada, excelente semana🤩😘
Muito obrigada! ❤
what a great little project. Wonderrful for beginner crocheters to do too. Thank you.
Thank you! 😊
Omg!! I love this!!! Thank you!!
I wonder if we could wrap them with a pipe cleaner in the middle, instead of using the glue mixture?
It would probably work!
What a quick & simple project. Beautiful!
Love them , may try. Merry Christmas.
Idea stupenda anche per principianti, auguri di Buone Festività.
You could also use a thich wire and wrap them around that, and then bend the end to make the hook. Could use a glue gun or another good glue to secure it to the wire.
These are so cute
I love these.
Oh that is cute.
I like this one...am thinking about trying this with #10 cotton thread...thank you.
So cute.
Very beautiful work thanks Mam
Would this work well with acrylic yarn? I’m just wondering if the glue mixer would still work well on it or not.
Awesome video!!! Lovely nail polish too.
Great idea!
Very cute
Lindo! maravilhoso, e fácil de fazer. obrigada amei parabéns.
What a brilliant idea! 😍
Pretty 👍😍
Brilliant!!
I really like your work
I Love this!!!! Excellent! work! Thank you, I may give it a try
OHHHh I just had a light bulb go on,,, What about sparkly glue??? will that give the Candy cane some bling?
Yep, you can also add fine glitter to the water/glue mixture as well.
Thanks
Great idea. I like it..... Happy Christmas.. Mam🎅 🎅....
Excelente
Love this method 👍ty🥰
hi your videos are very wonderful and it is very helpful for my crochers .will you make a toy tiger too?
Super I love you I see your vedio 👌👍👍
Great idea love this thanks 💕
very nice
Lindo proyecto...
Una pregunta..
Con que combinas el pegamento...
Con que....???
Would it matter which type of yarn you use with respect to using the glue? Cotton vs. acrylic?? Great festive idea, thank you!!👍❤🎄
Well, I do find cotton absorbs more liquid than acrylic. With that in mind, I made mine in cotton solely to be able to absorb as much glue mixture as possible. I have done other items successfully with acrylic and the water glue mixture, you just need to use more glue and try not to wring out too much water.
@@naztazia Oh, okay. Thank you SO MUCH, for the response!! So many offer us to response, but a lot don't reply.😉👍
I ♥️ your work & your videos!!❤❤ Thank you!!
I also only have acrylic yarn. I'm going to try out and see
@@naztazia what ratio of water to glue for acrylic?
wwooww q truco genial 👏👏👏👏
Great tutorial on a wonderful Christmas ornaments/gift wrap idea!! we're going to have very humid quiet I wonder if the glue would hold up or if there's something a little more permanent and moisture proof we could use? 🎅🎄🤶💚🦌🌲⛄
You can always do it the way in the video, then spray a clear sealant on afterwards.
Naztazia thank you so much for sharing and responding so promptly! 💜☮️🕉️
Very cute, and simple. So after it dries..do you just trim the 6' tails?
Yes, absolutely. The tails are just so you can twist it without getting glue on your hands, plus, allows that little bit of extra twist right at the end.
Hi Donna do you have any patterns for a velvet neck chef scarf please
Please upload a cushion covers simple
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What do you do with the ends of your candy cane when your done glueing them ?
Once dried, just cut the ends off with scissors.
Oh great wont glue remains are found on it??? Reply
Will mod podge work?
I always use Elmer's glue for my ornaments, so I can't say one way or the other.
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Ismael C.T.
I'm curious, why are long tails suggested?
Easy to pull on the strings to straighten and adjust the candy canes when laying soaking wet on the plastic. Saves having to weave in ends too (since the glue will secure them).