This is so cute! I do think it would be helpful if you kept your hand in the frame for the whole video, particularly since this is said to be for beginners (who might struggle with the magic circle.)
Great point! Thank you for the feedback. For our future tutorials, we'll make sure to keep the hands in the frame throughout the video. This will provide a clearer view of the stitches and techniques, especially for beginner
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it! I used a soft and cozy acrylic yarn, it's a 3-ply yarn that gives a lovely texture and stitch definition. The specific yarn I used is milky cotton, it's one of my favorites for amigurumi projects!
Thank you so much for your honest feedback! We're happy to hear you think our tutorial is cute, and we're eager to make it more accessible for beginners.
This is so cute! I do think it would be helpful if you kept your hand in the frame for the whole video, particularly since this is said to be for beginners (who might struggle with the magic circle.)
Great point! Thank you for the feedback. For our future tutorials, we'll make sure to keep the hands in the frame throughout the video. This will provide a clearer view of the stitches and techniques, especially for beginner
mashalla i like your video your video is so beautiful keep going ❤❤❤❤❤
So beautifull, what yarn you use to make it and how ply?
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it! I used a soft and cozy acrylic yarn, it's a 3-ply yarn that gives a lovely texture and stitch definition. The specific yarn I used is milky cotton, it's one of my favorites for amigurumi projects!
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There is a small mistake 4-5 round not 48.it should be 24
Yes it should be 24. But what is the total count of the two rounds here?
Cute, but a little hard to follow for beginners, you go too fast and the yarn is hard to see what you are doing
Thank you so much for your honest feedback! We're happy to hear you think our tutorial is cute, and we're eager to make it more accessible for beginners.