Most beautiful tutorial and total experience watching, following and listening very soothing and inspiring! It is obvious you love your work. Thank you!
So...I screwed up and made individual squares instead of connecting as I went. How do I join these now? I'm dreading an infinite number of ends to weave in! lol.
Please let me know how to finish the last row by connecting to its beginning, i.e. 8 half double crochets. It is not indicated on the company. Thank you and best regards
@@lincrochet1671 It's wonderful! 😀 Thank you very much🥰 I am an amateur at crocheting and I have no idea how to finish this row. (My English is bad too, but we'll manage somehow). Again, thank you very much and a big hug🥰🥰🥰Gabriela
@@gabriela9784 I missed that part, too, but here's what I did - and I hope @Lin Crochet will let me know if I did it correctly. When I got to the the last part, since the other side was already done, I did a ss into the 5dctog as usual, and then I did 3 more ss, instead of 3sc, and ch7, and then just followed what we did in the previous corners - joined that ch7 in the exact same way as before, and then did the 5sc, ch2, 5sc to complete the corner. When I got to the end, I just did a ss into the next sc after the 3rd ss, if that makes sense. It looks ok, but I don't know if that was the right way to do it or not. I haven't seen a follow-up video in response to your comment, and this was 3 weeks ago, but I'll keep checking. It's a beautiful pattern, to be sure!
@@KentuckyWoman2 I'am up to the last corner as well, I figured that I would have to do the same as you have done, this was made over a year ago and I cannot find part 2 ..
@@rororinmochikoko3338 - Thank you for your reply! So, this pattern is unique in that each square is attached to the next, so they can’t be done separately according to this pattern. I’m convinced this person just works magic 🤣
@@TN-fi8bx you can block the whole thing afterwards, I do this for my blankets that have wavy patterns- they tend to warp a bit, and blocking the whole project helps it to lay flat and makes the stitches look even
Most beautiful tutorial and total experience watching, following and listening very soothing and inspiring! It is obvious you love your work. Thank you!
Thank you, I really enjoyed doing the square, it was very easy to follow.
Thank you 😊
Ģracias .Gracias Gracias Gracias muy bonito diceño lo lvoy intentar hacer❤para cogin o para mantel o centro de mesa
Gorgeous tutorial!
Thanks!
I like this pattern very much. I'm crocheting this pattern, it's very easy and I really like the result!
Thanks a lot
Thanks!
So very pretty. I really like how you joined the squares too. Thank you very much 😊 I've subscribed to you ❤
Thanks 😊🌹🌹
so beautiful. this is my first attempt at lace. could the squares be joined to make a top?@@lincrochet1671
Hermosísimo trabajo seguiré mirando tal vez las pueda sacar
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Adorei Adorei você ver você explicando muito bem vou fazer
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤
Thanks!
Superbissimo
Thanks!
How do I get part 2 of this tutorial
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Thanks!🌹🌹🌹🌹
So...I screwed up and made individual squares instead of connecting as I went. How do I join these now? I'm dreading an infinite number of ends to weave in! lol.
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I did the same thing. Now I have all these squares and don't know what to do.
Please let me know how to finish the last row by connecting to its beginning, i.e. 8 half double crochets. It is not indicated on the company. Thank you and best regards
Hello,my English is not very good,but I know what you mean. I really missed this part. I’ll make a video to make up for it.Thank you very much! ☺️
@@lincrochet1671 It's wonderful! 😀 Thank you very much🥰 I am an amateur at crocheting and I have no idea how to finish this row. (My English is bad too, but we'll manage somehow). Again, thank you very much and a big hug🥰🥰🥰Gabriela
@@gabriela9784 I missed that part, too, but here's what I did - and I hope @Lin Crochet will let me know if I did it correctly. When I got to the the last part, since the other side was already done, I did a ss into the 5dctog as usual, and then I did 3 more ss, instead of 3sc, and ch7, and then just followed what we did in the previous corners - joined that ch7 in the exact same way as before, and then did the 5sc, ch2, 5sc to complete the corner. When I got to the end, I just did a ss into the next sc after the 3rd ss, if that makes sense. It looks ok, but I don't know if that was the right way to do it or not. I haven't seen a follow-up video in response to your comment, and this was 3 weeks ago, but I'll keep checking. It's a beautiful pattern, to be sure!
@lincrochet1671 will you be adding the part you missed? Your title says Part 1 of 2. Where is part 2? It is a beautiful pattern
@@KentuckyWoman2 I'am up to the last corner as well, I figured that I would have to do the same as you have done, this was made over a year ago and I cannot find part 2 ..
Hi may I know which type of crochet thread you're using?? If u don't mind...I really like the way ur making that flower😍😊
Hi, I use a 7/1.5 hook ,and Classic 10 thread. As long as the hook and thread match properly.Thanks!
Mine aren’t laying flat that way. Any ideas why?
You can block your crochet squares, there are many tutorials here in yt in how to do so.
@@rororinmochikoko3338 - Thank you for your reply! So, this pattern is unique in that each square is attached to the next, so they can’t be done separately according to this pattern. I’m convinced this person just works magic 🤣
@@TN-fi8bx you can block the whole thing afterwards, I do this for my blankets that have wavy patterns- they tend to warp a bit, and blocking the whole project helps it to lay flat and makes the stitches look even