Lori. Please don't apologize for the length of your videos--they are so enjoyable and I always am inspired by all your examples. I find it helpful to see how you use your buttons, flowers, yarns, etc. I'm happy that you are showing us so many of the needle arts. Just like you, my grandmothers showed me the basics of crochet. How fun to add touches of it to our project bags! Thank you for all you do!
I learned to crochet as a child my mother worked and put me in every craft class that was available in our small village. Crochet, knitting, hucktowel stitching,embroidery, weaving. My childhood was very busy and I have been very thankful for her insight. I have gone on to quilting, cross stitch, stain glass, ceramics. I am so thankful for my I pad and U tube, I just had my 80th birthday and have haa
My grandmother taught me how to crochet when I was around 7 years old. I use to crochet all the time but when I started to quilt and cross stitch it kind of got lost in the shuffle. Your video reminded me of my grandmother and now I’m wanting to crochet something. Thank you for bringing back those memories.
I am glad you have these memories of your grandmother. I am missing mine so much and her violets that she gave me are blooming in my garden reminding me she’s still with me. I started the vintage housewife quilt as the apron in it reminds me of my great grandmother wearing her apron when she cooked. I miss them both so much. I am blessed though for the time I spent with them. Take care everyone.
My heart was warmed watching your hands crochet like I use to watch my Mother teach me to crochet. I learned when I was around 8 or 9 and I am now 74 and still. crocheting. I am a quilter - pieced and long armer and I love to do cross stitch since I had the same eye surgery as Kimberly Jolly. That opened up a new world back into cross stitch. I throughly enjoy your tutorials and want to thank you and your friend Kimberly for all your devoted time to our craft. Winning the chunky thread prize would make my crafting dreams come true.
I really enjoyed watching you and your daughter. I was lucky enough to have my mom and grandmother teach me how to crochet and I taught my daughter and I hope to one day teach my granddaughter ( she just turned 2 😉) I really love your colors in yarn and how they all work together. I’m looking forward to crocheting up some of these flowers and making some of the zipper pulls. Thank you for sharing your talents with all us. Have a blessed day.😊
I just love your chuncky thread. It reminds me of my mother ( she passed away 3 years ago ) she loved to crochet dish clothes for her neices. I miss her very much and looking at your thread brings back many happy memories. Thanks for doing what you do and bringing back the vintage vibe. Love your stuff. Kim C.
Love how your colors coordinate over lines of quilting and crochet. I’ve been thrilled to see the younger generation learn these life skills. Thank you for all you do to contribute to this continuity. Love your products.
Lori your giveaways have been so generous, thank you for all you do in your videos and sharing your creativity. 💖 My favorite part of this crochet video was learning how to make the covered buttons, what a great stash buster.
My favorite is how proud you are of your daughter. My favorite new craft is how Cassidy taught us to use your crochet yarn to make the macrame pulls. 💕your crochet flowers with fabric covered buttons.
I learned to crochet when I was in a hospital for tuberculosis patients my senior year of HS. My friends definitely weren’t happy to get the TB vaccine that year. Sounds familiar in 2021. I loved it and continue to this day. Blankets are my go to gift for family. I love all your cute stuff. Thanks for the keychain tutorial, Kassidy. I used to do a lot of macrame back in the day.
It’s been a long time since I’ve crocheted anything. you have inspired me to start up again with one of your small projects. Love all of your ideas and thank you and Kassidy for sharing your talents
I learnt to crochet as a child when a neighbour taught me how. I still crochet today and make everything from dog coats to clothing. I would love to see you continue with this series.
I love quick easy crochet projects for gifts ! These keychains will be something my granddaughter’s will love ! And the spool pin doily’s will be awesome fir my quilty friends ! Love simple Crochet everything ! Thank you Lori and Cassidy . Love your crochet videos ,very easy to follow !
Thanks Lori, for showing how to make your flowers. Crochet hold a special place in my heart because my Grandmother thought me how to crochet. Everything crochet reminds me of her! Also, thanks to Kassidy, for showing us how to make her zipper pulls. Looks like fun and I will have to try to make them. I absolutely love all things thread, yarn and cloth related so, Lori, whatever you want to show us I want to see! Have a great week!
I loved this video. My grandma taught me to crochet just days before we lost her and it is a memory and time together that I will always cherish! I only really had time to learn very basic information from her so I love that you are teaching how to put those fundamentals to use and how to bring crochet into areas I wouldn’t have generally thought about.
My 8 year old daughter will be so excited this episode came out- she’s been waiting for the little flower instructions since you mentioned it awhile ago and asks me all the time if it’s out yet! I’m excited to watch it again with her and help her get started crocheting!! She watches me quilt and begs to do whatever I’m doing. Your little goodie haul would be especially fun for her!
I am soon to be 65 and have never done crochet--just couldn't understand the different types of stitches...even trying to do chains--fail, lol! But the sweet little colorful flowers drew me in and something finally clicked with your instructions. I think I can do this!! Thank you, Lori for a great tutorial and such a fantastic line of products!
I was taught how to crochet at a very young age by my grandmother. I live your videos! Your happy place makes me happy😃. I loved Kassidy’s key chain tutorial. She did a great job.
I love how crochet is making a come back and I thoroughly enjoyed your segment on the crocheted flowers. I took the time to crochet one right along with you.
My favorite element of this crochet episode and "Kassidy's Keychains" is it's simplicity. Once again you have inspired me to create along with you. Thanks from the bottom of my homemade heart,
I’m trying hard to learn to crochet. Your colors are so beautiful and I always enjoy seeing the notions you create to go with your fabrics and yarns. Thanks for the lesson!
Wow! Kassidy's Keychain brought back memories of summer day camp, I'm 64 so this was long ago,I was about 8 yrs old and we did all kinds of crafts thereby this was made by using long strands of plastic which we called lanyards. They came in many colors and we made them into Keychain, necklaces and bracelets! So much fun! Thank You Kassidy, for the blast to the past! once again Thank You Lori for Sharing all that You do with us!I can't really remember how old I was when I learned to crochet, I would guess around the age of 10, Both of my grandmother's and my Mother have also always crocheted and knit which I do also. We're a very crafty family all needlework, sewing and creating so many things!
Your flowers and covered buttons are adorable. They remind me of my Mom. My Mom always had yarn in her hand. She lived for her crafting. Until her stroke took that from her. But the gift of her teaching my sister and I how to crochet, knit, sew and so much more lives on with us.
I love how you taught us how to CROCHET those cute flowers and showing us all the ways you embellish and use them. I also loved Kassidy's Keychains. They are adorable! I want to make them in all your Chunky Thread colors!
Thanks for showing how to CROCHET your sweet flower and showing the way you use it to embellish your bags, projects and gifts. I love your relationship with your daughter! 🙂
I just can't get over finding you on youtube. I love Crochet. I love Quilting. I love Cross Stitching. I love watching ALL of your videos. Please keep making videos. Your "sew your stash" series was how I first found you, and my love for you keeps growing.
So many of your fabrics and yarns remind me of times with my grandmother. She taught me the basics to crochet and sew. These memories warm my heart so “Thank you” for each time you share I have wonderful memories of my grandmother come back.
This is the greatest crochet video ever! I can't thank you enough. I have admired your crochetted flowers and zipper pulls for a long time. Not only can I make them but I can also teach my granddaughters how to make them. I always enjoy your videos and even though I have been sewing/crocheting for years I ALWAYS learn something. Thank you so much. God bless you!
I really enjoyed Kassidy’s Keychain tutorial and can’t wait to try making some for my many project bags. My grandma taught me to crochet when I was 10. I’m 46 now and still love to make the granny squares that were her teaching tool for me. Thanks so much for all the wonderful videos you put out. I’m loving the crochet and flosstube videos and hope to one day be a quilter as well.
You definitely have a way to bring joy of crochet back to those who have lost it. I am self taught but my grandmother always made granny square afghans for presents with the best 70's colors of burnt orange, brown, and yellow. Lol Your crocheted flowers will be a perfect project while I'm in the pick up line at my kiddo's school. I'm actually very excited for the covered button project now. Time to go shopping!! Love your videos and your teaching style. I can't wait to get your skeins and crochet a few flowers for my featherweight machine as well. My mother bought it for me so it's so very special. Thank you again for all you have done for the crafting world!!!
Lori, I have most of your books and watch your Quilting video’s to learn & just rewatch them for enjoyment.Your style, your voice, your display is very lovely on the ears & eyes. By that I mean, have you ever wanted to watch a learning video and was not pleasant to hear or perhaps watch? I am so blessed that you crochet exactly like my mother taught me over 50 years ago as a child. Thank you for being you!
Hi Lori! My sister sent me this video of your crochet flowers this week and I am so glad she did! I enjoyed watching it and learning from it. Your daughter Kassidy's Keychain Zipper Pull is so awesome! Your button cover kits are another nice craft to make and can be applied to so many neat items that will bring a smile to anyone's face! I like that you have your own brand of yarn and your own Crochet Hooks plus your own measuring tape dispenser as well! What a lucky week that I discovered you as you are having a Giveaway for your Subscribers! I am now one of them and hope to win. Have a good day, Lori!
Every time I watch your videos, precious memories of my mother come flooding back. As a small child I learned to sew on her Singer treadle machine and learning to hand crochet many chains of stitches on variegated pastel thread are some of the best times together growing up. Thank you so much to Kassidy for sharing her macrame technique for the key chain pulls. So cute and so well presented. I now have to make some room in my sewing area for these darling crochet flowers and key chains. Thanks for all of the wonderful videos that keep me company each week!
I love the little Crochet Flowers. I am 85 years old and have Crocheted since I was 10 years old. Going to make some flowers and then figure out how to use them. I have made some of your quilt patterns and my great grandchildren just love them . love your notions and am going to start replacing some of the ones I've had for 50 years. Margie B.
My mother in law taught me how to crochet granny squares. I enjoyed watching and learning how to crochet flowers. “Kassidy’s keychain’s are awesome and she made it look so simple to make. You are both a great Mother & Daughter duo team!!!
I love that you make these videos! I watch them all. My mom taught me how to crochet about 13 years ago. I made 3 afghans in just a few months, and then due to life getting in the way I had put it down for quite a few years and have been trying to remember how to do it all again. I have heard of blocking and my mom had said she would show me how since my afghans always ended up with one end wider than the other, but due to some health issues she has not been able to teach me yet. Can’t wait to see that video! Your chunky threads look like heaven to work with! I love how you explain things. They make sense in my brain. Kassidy’s keychains are awesome as well! Reminds me of gimp keychains from when I was a kid. Thank you both for sharing your amazing talents!!!
Thank you Lori for a super video on the wonderful art of CROCHET. The fabric button and Kassidy’s Keychain demos were a lot of fun watching but what I liked the best was learning to make your crochet flowers, Lori. You keep me coming back for more “happy place” learning, while we celebrate your one year anniversary. Thanks again.
Hi! My name is Barbara and I am a crochet addict! I'll be honest and say I tend to fast forward through many of the videos I watch, but I watched this one start to finish. I loved that it was multifaceted with not only the crochet, but covered buttons and eeeek! macrame. Ive always wanted to try macrame and I'm excited to make a bunch of these tassles. And I'm digging through my yarn stash now to make a bunch of these flowers! I think I will join as I go and make a cute little cafe curtain with them 💗 Thank you!!!
Hi Lori, I missed your Crochet tutorials. I enjoy you showing and saying each step for the CROCHET flowers. Thanks to Ashley too for the Keychain/Zipper Pull demo. Have a wonderful week. Hugs
Oh Lori, I was so very excited to learn you were doing a video to show us all how to crochet mini flowers with your chunky yarn 🧶 in all those beautiful colors. About 10 years ago my oldest daughter (now 17) learned how to crochet and hs tried to teach me how to make mini flowers for my scrapbooking (mostly so I can make my own in colors I love and not buy ones that are not so matchy matchy to my projects) I tried and tried and could never do it! Well now, I have this video to refer back to and give it another go so I too can match/add them to my cross stitch projects, project bags and yes, scrapbook pages I make! Thank you so much! And,...what a bonus to be able to also make some tassels to add to my travel journals, project bags and have for keychains too! Thank you Cassidy! You all are awesome for sharing your skills! Thanks again for the great crochet and tassels video! ♥️🧶🪡🧵
Crocheting is such a practical art. I first learned as a very young girl making lace doilies from my grandmothers pattern books from the 30's. I really got involved in the later 60's and early 70's when everyone was doing the zigzag as well as granny squares afghans and vests! Does anyone remember the Daisy Quilt you could make with the daisy loom? Since then I went on to do a pineapple tablecloth when I got married and was pregnant overseas and snow bound in our quarters. My whole life hand arts have helped through happy times as gifts and comfy decorations and solace during the terrible sad times. I really appreciate that you come from a long line of handy crafting ladies and have now taught your daughter those very same skills as I do all the ladies who have shared their stories on this chat. Thank you Lori and Kassidy.
I have enjoyed watching you and Cassidy! Love her key tassels. Crochet is a passion. I was taught when I was about 7from a favorite Aunt while visiting my Granny. I made purses and Bible covers using Granny squares. I learned to make afghans and so on. I love crocheting doilies and bedspreads out of cotton thread. I actually use tobacco looper thread ( cotton) for that. I started a weekly crochet group at church teaching girls and ladies to crochet. We make Prayer Shawls, Prayer Blankets, Baby Blankets and chemo caps for cancer patients along with toboggans for Operation Christmas Child and for homeless shelters. I find so much comfort and peace while hooking! Thanks for sharing your love and instructions with us💗💙❤️
Love your easy to do crochet flowers and the video of the keychain. I work with Seniors as their Program Director and we knit baby hats for our local hospital. Unfortunately I have nobody that crochets and we are do attach to eat hat a crochet embellishment and this is so easy we are all going to give it a whirl and see if we can make our own as we now need help from others and we get more hats done than flowers. As for the keychain I showed them the video so we are now in the process of making one for each resident (328) so they can put their apartment keys and fob on it using our yarn once we get it. Thank you for the easy tutorial as we get older our small motor skills are limited and this is a can do project. Much appreciate you taking the time do video it.
I’m amazed at the little crochet flowers. I’ve done crochet for about 50 years. The finer the thread the harder it is for me. I usually crochet with yarn. The tension is my issue. Either too loose or too tight……practice makes perfect. Although as you said nothing is perfect but good use of my time is the goal. Going to make a few keychains for gifts also. Thanx for the great video👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you sewww much for showing us how to make your pretty little crocheted flowers, I was crocheting along with you and can’t wait to make more! Thank you to Cassidy for showing us how to make her awesome keychain/pulls. I have noticed their appearance on your project bags and really love them, so I will be making some for all my zippy bags now as well! Time really does fly by and it’s hard to believe that the little girl that we all love and have watched grow up, is now an amazing, married young woman. I love everything you create Lori and have learned so much over the years following you on your blog and Instagram and watching your videos. This giveaway is a dream giveaway for anyone that loves to crochet or wants to learn. Please keep making your videos they are so helpful and such a pleasure to watch. Love and happiness to you and yours✨💖✨
My grandmother who lived to be 102 crocheted beautiful doilies and round pillows. Unfortunately I did not learn to crochet from her but In 1977 I took a class in high school that actually included learning how to crochet! I didn’t do so well but I’m 62 now and finally have gotten better over the years. I love watching all your videos! I sew as well. I really enjoyed this video because I’ve made crochet flowers and dritz buttons a few years ago for projects but never thought to put a button on the flower. This is so cute! And I plan on making some soon. I also really liked Cassie’s keychain instructions and want to make some of those as well. I hope someday that my granddaughter Hannah Grace will enjoy making these crafts with me❤️
My grandmother taught me to crochet afghans years ago and I'm sad to say I've forgotten how. But seeing you make these cute flowers and the granny squares from the previous video I'm going to have to relearn. I especially like the 100% cotton chunky thread, I'll be making flowers and pulls for my project bags. I like how you make everything for each project and it all coordinates since I cross stitch, quilt and will now try my hand at crochet as well. Thanks for all the great designs, projects & products!
I really enjoyed this crochet video. I taught myself how to crochet back when I was eight. Now, getting ready to turn 62, I still enjoy the art of crocheting. I crochet flowers but never thought of doing them and using them like you do. Also, Cassies' Keychains are a great way to get my granddaughter interested in crochet. I look forward to more videos!
My mama taught me how to crochet when I was 8 years old, I still crochet after all these years, I love your little crochet flowers and I am waiting for more crochet. ...😻🌻🌷🌹
Yes, please keep having crochet videos. This was so nice. I also learned from my grandma how to crochet. Your products are incredible, thank you for sharing your talent!! And I will for sure be making some key chains. You bring back so many memories when you speak of your grandmas with such love.
Hi Lori! Thanks so much for continuing this series and please keep the crochet videos coming! I love to crochet and I love your Chunky Thread. It’s so easy to crochet with and you have great colors. I really enjoyed Cassidy’s key chain tutorial as well! Thanks, Cassidy!!! I must go make flowers for my Featherweight and my project bags!!! Thank you both again, so much!!! 😊💕💕💕🧵🪡
I loved all 3 demos today. My husband is starting a new hobby tying knots for walking stick handles. He watched Kassidy’s demo and was inspired to do more. Thank you for all you do and all you share. ♥️🐝👒
I have been crocheting and other hand arts for over 60 years and always like learning something new, both the flower and fob were fun. I also like that you do videos on all of the hand arts - I crochet, cross stitch and quilting - I really enjoy your videos.
I loved watching you "crochet" with these little flowers and showing us all the diffrent ways to use them. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to win some beautiful crochet accessories .
My grandmother taught me to crochet. She was a wonderful lady. Isn't it a blessing to have such fond memories of these ladies. It is not something I have had a lot of time for lately but I will be trying the flowers. And I thought Cassidy's fobs were great. I make my own project bags and would love to add these. Thanks for the great video...I love all of your videos whether it is quilting, cross stitch or crochet.
My favorite part of this video is the detailed CROCHET demo and Grandma's tie off method. Thanks also for the keychain tutorial and a look at your beautiful new planner. Your giveaways are always great!
Mother/daughter duo taking the CROCHET World by storm! Seeing these sweet flowers reminded me of my grandma. She made me a crocheted flower pillow when I was a teenager. I still have it and I'm 62! I am going to try making the zipper pull tassel. A cute addition to a project bag. Thank you for sharing your creativity. 😊
I have been wanting to learn to crochet forever... my cousin tried to teach me when we were little, but I only mastered the chain! Lol! I am also so excited Kassidy showed how to make her keychains. I became obsessed with project bags after seeing Kristie's, so I have made several. Now I can go back and add all these cute details. Thank you both so much!
I used to CROCHET years ago, and your video has inspired me to dust off my CROCHET hooks and give these little flowers a try. I liked seeing all of your different and creative project bags! I loved your idea of putting a CROCHETed flower under the spool of thread on your sewing maching....it sure would look better than the piece of felt I have on there now. Thank you!
Love your crochet video! My Grandmama taught me and my cousins to crochet, sew, embroidery when we were little girls. Wonderful memories! Now I have 4 precious granddaughters to pass it on to.
I am so excited that you have been able to do another crochet video. Please keep making more. You have the most wonderful ideas. I was so glad to hear that your yarn is available again. I have used up my stash of Chunky yarn. I now have a new idea of what to do with leftovers. You are so encouraging. Please thank Kassidy also. Many blessings for you and your family.
I have been crocheting my whole life. My mother taught me when I was about 8. I love how you have everything so coordinated. Thank you for all of your wonderful tutorials. I love crocheting!
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My favorite part of video was crocheting the flower along with you. It was at a pace I could keep up with and now I have 1 completed crochet project made in just a couple minutes. thanks!!
I love all of your colors of the Chunky Thread! My grandmother taught me how to crochet when I was young. It's something I've always loved doing with her, she's my bestie! I've recently started teaching her how to quilt and we watch your tutorials together! Thank you so much for the great products you put out and how much love and creativity you put in for all of your followers! I have really learned a lot from you. Thanks Lori
I am so thankful for this episode. I haven't crocheted for years. This took me back in time to fond memories of my grandmother teaching me to crochet. I will start crocheting again little flowers thanks to you Lori.
I enjoyed watching this simple crochet flower and zipper pull video. I am learning to quilt and cross stitch, but to crochet is my longtime love. I've been crocheting for 50 years.
Thank you so much for the crochet tutorials and sharing your gifts and talents freely with us all. I've been crocheting since elementary school and was taught by my aunt. I have especially loved Kassidy's keychains and wondered how they were made. Now I know! And I already knew how to "fold" the yarn since I spent hours making those keychains with plastic threads as a kid! So easy and I can say that I'm very excited to make my own keychains for bag decorations.
I am amazed that I am not the only person, that likes to crochet, cross stitch, quilt, embroidery make clothes, and other crafty things. Where have you been. I am new to your sites, but I am loving every thing I have seen so far. Now when you talk about being organized I perk up an really listen to how you get all this done. I think the last thing you show was the needle tips and that you use them for your scissors that is just cool.
My favorite part of this video was the crocheting flowers. They are so super cute and your instructions are amazing. Thank you so much for your tutorials.
My favorite aspect of all of your flosstube shows is how well organized and prepared you are! What a treat to have Kassidy sharing her talents! I would love to see a tutorial on her other macramé zipper pulls! You taught me how to crochet with your granny square tutorial. Because of you, I have been creating beautiful afghans! Stay awesome.
My mother tried to teach me how to crochet when I was a girl, but I would get frustrated because I was left handed and she was right handed and it never quite seemed to click. She was a sewer and made most of my clothes as a child, but unfortunately I lost her at a young age. She gave me a good foundation for sewing, embroidery so I took it from there and self taught with the use of books and magazines, but then came along TH-cam and channels such as yours. What a game changer. I love your Videos and your teaching style. These vibrant yarns would be great in all kinds of projects. I’ll have another go at crochet.
You make me enjoy crochet even more. The easy and quick projects are an encouragement and helps me involve my daughter, especially since your daughter have brought a youthful spin to the craft. Thank you.
I have been making crochet flowers for many years, but out of crochet thread. Today I followered along with your chunky thread that I am using to make a granny square blanket. And thanks Cassidy for your tutorial...you did a great job. Your mom is so blessed to have a talented daughter.
Starting crochet this tutorial gave me a nice small project to get the hang of crochet back. The last time was about 35 years ago with grandma having fun togheter during one of our many creative moments together. Great memories. This tutorial gave me a clear hand position and "looping" instruction to get me started.
Your planner is amazing! I love the button cover tutorial and the keychains. I love to crochet and the flowers are adorable! My grandmother taught me the granny square, and my great aunt taught me the ripple stitch. My mother in law taught me to knit. All these wonderful ladies were right handed and I am left handed, so they were very patient. My first crochet project turned out to work only as a little blanket for a tiny puppy, LOL. You teach us so much, and help me to stay on track, and learn better techniques! Thank you so much!
Last year I made my first quilt and started cross stitching again after making two projects in the 80’s. My mom is still crocheting in her 90’s and tried to teach me as a child but as she is left handed and I am right it was awkward for me. My favorite is your explanation on how to create the stitches to make the flowers. I found them very easy to understand and I’m inspired to try crochet again. I look forward to seeing your videos. Thank you.
My favorite part of this crochet video was learning how to make your crochet flowers. I have tried many times, but never quite got it until I followed along with you. Thank you! It was also fun to see Kassidy's Keychains. I love how they look on all of your project bags.
My grandmother taught me to crochet. I enjoyed learning how to make the flower & I joined you while you made the flower. I will try the keychain next. I love watching all of your tutorials on quilting, cross stitch, and crochet. I'm happy to hear that you will be making more crochet tutorials.
I learned to crochet as a young child and Granny Squares was the first thing I learned. I learned Cassidy's knotted fob from a summer project at our local library. Thanks for the sweet memories.
I love to crochet along with quilting! Thank you for sharing how you make your crocheted flowers! Also please thank your daughter Kassidy for teaching us how to make her Keychains! I love learning from you and making your blocks!
Grandma taught me to crochet when I was in grade school. Love your flowers. Looking forward to your next video. Teaching my granddaughter to sew now and crochet will be her next project.
My Aunt Doris taught me to crochet at a very young age, so young I don't remember when. I have always loved making flowers. I really enjoyed seeing how to make the buttons in this video. I have never made them before.
I was introduced to crochet by my Aunt Mary when I was about 9 or 10. Many years lapsed before I started to crochet again. I love to make scarves and afghans in crochet - especially trying new stitches. I am excited to try your crochet flowers and your Kassidy's key chains/tassels and apply them to my scarves. Such beautiful colors! Thanks so much for sharing your experience and wonderful memories with us!
I dream crochet since my grandmotherr Maria taught me out of 11 grandd aughters . I really enjoy y our te c hniques and like especially your f lowers. Your yarns are so colorful and inspire different projects. I dont have anything but hook and scissors and some leftover yarn. Your daughter is talented as you. Thank you!
I love that you added the flowers and zipper pulls onto your bags. I was so happy that you showed how to make both of them. I did crochet years ago and thought I would like to try them but how could I do that. And then you showed us. Thanks so much. I do like the crochet series. My daughter wants to learn and your videos always have clear instructions.
My favorite part of this video was the crochet flower tutorial because now I have a flower for my featherweight spool! Thanks Lori (and Cassidy) for all these wonderful videos! I learn so much from y’all!
I love to watch and listen to you. You are always very calm and talk to us like we are all at the same level and that we are humans. Thank you for the show.
Yes please! Keep the crochet videos coming! I enjoyed having Cassidy as "guest teacher"! lol! I don't have an amazon account so will search elsewhere for those hooks... but I will be making those fobs! When you showed all of those beautiful skeins all lined up... my heart skipped a beat! LOVE the colors! I'd sure appreciate your generous collection of goodies....and would more then likely be making them into a granny square afghan during the cold (and colorless) months of winter... thanks for the videos and fun projects!
Lori. Please don't apologize for the length of your videos--they are so enjoyable and I always am inspired by all your examples. I find it helpful to see how you use your buttons, flowers, yarns, etc. I'm happy that you are showing us so many of the needle arts. Just like you, my grandmothers showed me the basics of crochet. How fun to add touches of it to our project bags! Thank you for all you do!
I learned to crochet as a child my mother worked and put me in every craft class that was available in our small village. Crochet, knitting, hucktowel stitching,embroidery, weaving. My childhood was very busy and I have been very thankful for her insight. I have gone on to quilting, cross stitch, stain glass, ceramics. I am so thankful for my I pad and U tube, I just had my 80th birthday and have haa
My grandmother taught me how to crochet when I was around 7 years old. I use to crochet all the time but when I started to quilt and cross stitch it kind of got lost in the shuffle. Your video reminded me of my grandmother and now I’m wanting to crochet something. Thank you for bringing back those memories.
Thanks for this crochet video! Your little flowers are so cute, and I really enjoyed Cassidy's tutorial! I'd love to win your chunky yarn!
I am glad you have these memories of your grandmother. I am missing mine so much and her violets that she gave me are blooming in my garden reminding me she’s still with me. I started the vintage housewife quilt as the apron in it reminds me of my great grandmother wearing her apron when she cooked. I miss them both so much. I am blessed though for the time I spent with them. Take care everyone.
My heart was warmed watching your hands crochet like I use to watch my Mother teach me to crochet. I learned when I was around 8 or 9 and I am now 74 and still. crocheting. I am a quilter - pieced and long armer and I love to do cross stitch since I had the same eye surgery as Kimberly Jolly. That opened up a new world back into cross stitch. I throughly enjoy your tutorials and want to thank you and your friend Kimberly for all your devoted time to our craft. Winning the chunky thread prize would make my crafting dreams come true.
I really enjoyed watching you and your daughter. I was lucky enough to have my mom and grandmother teach me how to crochet and I taught my daughter and I hope to one day teach my granddaughter ( she just turned 2 😉) I really love your colors in yarn and how they all work together. I’m looking forward to crocheting up some of these flowers and making some of the zipper pulls.
Thank you for sharing your talents with all us. Have a blessed day.😊
I just love your chuncky thread. It reminds me of my mother ( she passed away 3 years ago ) she loved to crochet dish clothes for her neices. I miss her very much and looking at your thread brings back many happy memories. Thanks for doing what you do and bringing back the vintage vibe. Love your stuff. Kim C.
Love how your colors coordinate over lines of quilting and crochet. I’ve been thrilled to see the younger generation learn these life skills. Thank you for all you do to contribute to this continuity. Love your products.
Lori your giveaways have been so generous, thank you for all you do in your videos and sharing your creativity. 💖 My favorite part of this crochet video was learning how to make the covered buttons, what a great stash buster.
My favorite is how proud you are of your daughter. My favorite new craft is how Cassidy taught us to use your crochet yarn to make the macrame pulls. 💕your crochet flowers with fabric covered buttons.
I learned to crochet when I was in a hospital for tuberculosis patients my senior year of HS. My friends definitely weren’t happy to get the TB vaccine that year. Sounds familiar in 2021. I loved it and continue to this day. Blankets are my go to gift for family. I love all your cute stuff. Thanks for the keychain tutorial, Kassidy. I used to do a lot of macrame back in the day.
It’s been a long time since I’ve crocheted anything. you have inspired me to start up again with one of your small projects. Love all of your ideas and thank you and Kassidy for sharing your talents
I learnt to crochet as a child when a neighbour taught me how. I still crochet today and make everything from dog coats to clothing. I would love to see you continue with this series.
I love quick easy crochet projects for gifts ! These keychains will be something my granddaughter’s will love ! And the spool pin doily’s will be awesome fir my quilty friends ! Love simple Crochet everything ! Thank you Lori and Cassidy . Love your crochet videos ,very easy to follow !
I've been quilting for about 40 years and am just learning to crochet and so excited to watch you here as well.
Thanks Lori, for showing how to make your flowers. Crochet hold a special place in my heart because my Grandmother thought me how to crochet. Everything crochet reminds me of her! Also, thanks to Kassidy, for showing us how to make her zipper pulls. Looks like fun and I will have to try to make them. I absolutely love all things thread, yarn and cloth related so, Lori, whatever you want to show us I want to see! Have a great week!
I loved this video. My grandma taught me to crochet just days before we lost her and it is a memory and time together that I will always cherish! I only really had time to learn very basic information from her so I love that you are teaching how to put those fundamentals to use and how to bring crochet into areas I wouldn’t have generally thought about.
My 8 year old daughter will be so excited this episode came out- she’s been waiting for the little flower instructions since you mentioned it awhile ago and asks me all the time if it’s out yet! I’m excited to watch it again with her and help her get started crocheting!! She watches me quilt and begs to do whatever I’m doing. Your little goodie haul would be especially fun for her!
I would be interested in attaching these Little Flower mofits together to create a crocheted blanket maybe you can show a video on that !!!! ??
Oh that would take A LOT of those flowers
It would be a great way to use up your scraps and you could join as you go.
I really like the idea, specially as a baby blanket for a girl. She would be sleeping under a blanket of handmade flowers.
I was thinking a valance🙂
I am soon to be 65 and have never done crochet--just couldn't understand the different types of stitches...even trying to do chains--fail, lol! But the sweet little colorful flowers drew me in and something finally clicked with your instructions. I think I can do this!! Thank you, Lori for a great tutorial and such a fantastic line of products!
I was taught how to crochet at a very young age by my grandmother. I live your videos! Your happy place makes me happy😃. I loved Kassidy’s key chain tutorial. She did a great job.
I love how crochet is making a come back and I thoroughly enjoyed your segment on the crocheted flowers. I took the time to crochet one right along with you.
My favorite element of this crochet episode and "Kassidy's Keychains" is it's simplicity. Once again you have inspired me to create along with you. Thanks from the bottom of my homemade heart,
I’m trying hard to learn to crochet. Your colors are so beautiful and I always enjoy seeing the notions you create to go with your fabrics and yarns. Thanks for the lesson!
Wow! Kassidy's Keychain brought back memories of summer day camp, I'm 64 so this was long ago,I was about 8 yrs old and we did all kinds of crafts thereby this was made by using long strands of plastic which we called lanyards. They came in many colors and we made them into Keychain, necklaces and bracelets! So much fun! Thank You Kassidy, for the blast to the past! once again Thank You Lori for Sharing all that You do with us!I can't really remember how old I was when I learned to crochet, I would guess around the age of 10, Both of my grandmother's and my Mother have also always crocheted and knit which I do also. We're a very crafty family all needlework, sewing and creating so many things!
Your flowers and covered buttons are adorable. They remind me of my Mom. My Mom always had yarn in her hand. She lived for her crafting. Until her stroke took that from her. But the gift of her teaching my sister and I how to crochet, knit, sew and so much more lives on with us.
I love how you taught us how to CROCHET those cute flowers and showing us all the ways you embellish and use them. I also loved Kassidy's Keychains. They are adorable! I want to make them in all your Chunky Thread colors!
Thanks for showing how to CROCHET your sweet flower and showing the way you use it to embellish your bags, projects and gifts. I love your relationship with your daughter! 🙂
I just can't get over finding you on youtube. I love Crochet. I love Quilting. I love Cross Stitching. I love watching ALL of your videos.
Please keep making videos. Your "sew your stash" series was how I first found you, and my love for you keeps growing.
So many of your fabrics and yarns remind me of times with my grandmother. She taught me the basics to crochet and sew. These memories warm my heart so “Thank you” for each time you share I have wonderful memories of my grandmother come back.
This is the greatest crochet video ever! I can't thank you enough. I have admired your crochetted flowers and zipper pulls for a long time. Not only can I make them but I can also teach my granddaughters how to make them. I always enjoy your videos and even though I have been sewing/crocheting for years I ALWAYS learn something. Thank you so much. God bless you!
I really enjoyed Kassidy’s Keychain tutorial and can’t wait to try making some for my many project bags.
My grandma taught me to crochet when I was 10. I’m 46 now and still love to make the granny squares that were her teaching tool for me.
Thanks so much for all the wonderful videos you put out. I’m loving the crochet and flosstube videos and hope to one day be a quilter as well.
You definitely have a way to bring joy of crochet back to those who have lost it. I am self taught but my grandmother always made granny square afghans for presents with the best 70's colors of burnt orange, brown, and yellow. Lol Your crocheted flowers will be a perfect project while I'm in the pick up line at my kiddo's school. I'm actually very excited for the covered button project now. Time to go shopping!! Love your videos and your teaching style. I can't wait to get your skeins and crochet a few flowers for my featherweight machine as well. My mother bought it for me so it's so very special. Thank you again for all you have done for the crafting world!!!
Lori, I have most of your books and watch your Quilting video’s to learn & just rewatch them for enjoyment.Your style, your voice, your display is very lovely on the ears & eyes. By that I mean, have you ever wanted to watch a learning video and was not pleasant to hear or perhaps watch?
I am so blessed that you crochet exactly like my mother taught me over 50 years ago as a child. Thank you for being you!
Hi Lori! My sister sent me this video of your crochet flowers this week and I am so glad she did! I enjoyed watching it and learning from it. Your daughter Kassidy's Keychain Zipper Pull is so awesome! Your button cover kits are another nice craft to make and can be applied to so many neat items that will bring a smile to anyone's face! I like that you have your own brand of yarn and your own Crochet Hooks plus your own measuring tape dispenser as well! What a lucky week that I discovered you as you are having a Giveaway for your Subscribers! I am now one of them and hope to win. Have a good day, Lori!
Every time I watch your videos, precious memories of my mother come flooding back. As a small child I learned to sew on her Singer treadle machine and learning to hand crochet many chains of stitches on variegated pastel thread are some of the best times together growing up. Thank you so much to Kassidy for sharing her macrame technique for the key chain pulls. So cute and so well presented. I now have to make some room in my sewing area for these darling crochet flowers and key chains. Thanks for all of the wonderful videos that keep me company each week!
I love the little Crochet Flowers. I am 85 years old and have Crocheted since I was 10 years old. Going to make some flowers and then figure out how to use them. I have made some of your quilt patterns and my great grandchildren just love them . love your notions and am going to start replacing some of the ones I've had for 50 years. Margie B.
My mother in law taught me how to crochet granny squares. I enjoyed watching and learning how to crochet flowers. “Kassidy’s keychain’s are awesome and she made it look so simple to make. You are both a great Mother & Daughter duo team!!!
Love the colors of your thread! I have been crocheting for 43 years and still love it...never get bored!
I love that you make these videos! I watch them all. My mom taught me how to crochet about 13 years ago. I made 3 afghans in just a few months, and then due to life getting in the way I had put it down for quite a few years and have been trying to remember how to do it all again. I have heard of blocking and my mom had said she would show me how since my afghans always ended up with one end wider than the other, but due to some health issues she has not been able to teach me yet. Can’t wait to see that video! Your chunky threads look like heaven to work with! I love how you explain things. They make sense in my brain. Kassidy’s keychains are awesome as well! Reminds me of gimp keychains from when I was a kid. Thank you both for sharing your amazing talents!!!
Thank you Lori for a super video on the wonderful art of CROCHET. The fabric button and Kassidy’s Keychain demos were a lot of fun watching but what I liked the best was learning to make your crochet flowers, Lori. You keep me coming back for more “happy place” learning, while we celebrate your one year anniversary. Thanks again.
I am 79 and just beginning to crochet and I am so excited. Thank you 🙏
I have been knitting for 61 years but am just learning to crochet! Thanks for all you do!!
Hi! My name is Barbara and I am a crochet addict! I'll be honest and say I tend to fast forward through many of the videos I watch, but I watched this one start to finish. I loved that it was multifaceted with not only the crochet, but covered buttons and eeeek! macrame. Ive always wanted to try macrame and I'm excited to make a bunch of these tassles. And I'm digging through my yarn stash now to make a bunch of these flowers! I think I will join as I go and make a cute little cafe curtain with them 💗 Thank you!!!
Hi Lori, I missed your Crochet tutorials. I enjoy you showing and saying each step for the CROCHET flowers. Thanks to Ashley too for the Keychain/Zipper Pull demo. Have a wonderful week. Hugs
Oh Lori, I was so very excited to learn you were doing a video to show us all how to crochet mini flowers with your chunky yarn 🧶 in all those beautiful colors. About 10 years ago my oldest daughter (now 17) learned how to crochet and hs tried to teach me how to make mini flowers for my scrapbooking (mostly so I can make my own in colors I love and not buy ones that are not so matchy matchy to my projects) I tried and tried and could never do it! Well now, I have this video to refer back to and give it another go so I too can match/add them to my cross stitch projects, project bags and yes, scrapbook pages I make! Thank you so much! And,...what a bonus to be able to also make some tassels to add to my travel journals, project bags and have for keychains too! Thank you Cassidy! You all are awesome for sharing your skills! Thanks again for the great crochet and tassels video! ♥️🧶🪡🧵
Crocheting is such a practical art. I first learned as a very young girl making lace doilies from my grandmothers pattern books from the 30's. I really got involved in the later 60's and early 70's when everyone was doing the zigzag as well as granny squares afghans and vests! Does anyone remember the Daisy Quilt you could make with the daisy loom? Since then I went on to do a pineapple tablecloth when I got married and was pregnant overseas and snow bound in our quarters. My whole life hand arts have helped through happy times as gifts and comfy decorations and solace during the terrible sad times. I really appreciate that you come from a long line of handy crafting ladies and have now taught your daughter those very same skills as I do all the ladies who have shared their stories on this chat. Thank you Lori and Kassidy.
I have enjoyed watching you and Cassidy! Love her key tassels. Crochet is a passion. I was taught when I was about 7from a favorite Aunt while visiting my Granny. I made purses and Bible covers using Granny squares. I learned to make afghans and so on. I love crocheting doilies and bedspreads out of cotton thread. I actually use tobacco looper thread ( cotton) for that. I started a weekly crochet group at church teaching girls and ladies to crochet. We make Prayer Shawls, Prayer Blankets, Baby Blankets and chemo caps for cancer patients along with toboggans for Operation Christmas Child and for homeless shelters. I find so much comfort and peace while hooking! Thanks for sharing your love and instructions with us💗💙❤️
Love your easy to do crochet flowers and the video of the keychain. I work with Seniors as their Program Director and we knit baby hats for our local hospital. Unfortunately I have nobody that crochets and we are do attach to eat hat a crochet embellishment and this is so easy we are all going to give it a whirl and see if we can make our own as we now need help from others and we get more hats done than flowers. As for the keychain I showed them the video so we are now in the process of making one for each resident (328) so they can put their apartment keys and fob on it using our yarn once we get it. Thank you for the easy tutorial as we get older our small motor skills are limited and this is a can do project. Much appreciate you taking the time do video it.
I’m amazed at the little crochet flowers. I’ve done crochet for about 50 years. The finer the thread the harder it is for me. I usually crochet with yarn. The tension is my issue. Either too loose or too tight……practice makes perfect. Although as you said nothing is perfect but good use of my time is the goal. Going to make a few keychains for gifts also. Thanx for the great video👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you sewww much for showing us how to make your pretty little crocheted flowers, I was crocheting along with you and can’t wait to make more! Thank you to Cassidy for showing us how to make her awesome keychain/pulls. I have noticed their appearance on your project bags and really love them, so I will be making some for all my zippy bags now as well! Time really does fly by and it’s hard to believe that the little girl that we all love and have watched grow up, is now an amazing, married young woman.
I love everything you create Lori and have learned so much over the years following you on your blog and Instagram and watching your videos. This giveaway is a dream giveaway for anyone that loves to crochet or wants to learn. Please keep making your videos they are so helpful and such a pleasure to watch.
Love and happiness to you and yours✨💖✨
My grandmother who lived to be 102 crocheted beautiful doilies and round pillows. Unfortunately I did not learn to crochet from her but In 1977 I took a class in high school that actually included learning how to crochet! I didn’t do so well but I’m 62 now and finally have gotten better over the years. I love watching all your videos! I sew as well. I really enjoyed this video because I’ve made crochet flowers and dritz buttons a few years ago for projects but never thought to put a button on the flower. This is so cute! And I plan on making some soon. I also really liked Cassie’s keychain instructions and want to make some of those as well. I hope someday that my granddaughter Hannah Grace will enjoy making these crafts with me❤️
I enjoyed everything about this video. Crochet always reminds me of my Grandma. I miss her dearly and feel connected to her when I crochet.
My grandmother taught me to crochet afghans years ago and I'm sad to say I've forgotten how. But seeing you make these cute flowers and the granny squares from the previous video I'm going to have to relearn. I especially like the 100% cotton chunky thread, I'll be making flowers and pulls for my project bags. I like how you make everything for each project and it all coordinates since I cross stitch, quilt and will now try my hand at crochet as well. Thanks for all the great designs, projects & products!
I really enjoyed this crochet video. I taught myself how to crochet back when I was eight. Now, getting ready to turn 62, I still enjoy the art of crocheting. I crochet flowers but never thought of doing them and using them like you do. Also, Cassies' Keychains are a great way to get my granddaughter interested in crochet. I look forward to more videos!
My mama taught me how to crochet when I was 8 years old, I still crochet after all these years, I love your little crochet flowers and I am waiting for more crochet. ...😻🌻🌷🌹
Yes, please keep having crochet videos. This was so nice. I also learned from my grandma how to crochet. Your products are incredible, thank you for sharing your talent!! And I will for sure be making some key chains. You bring back so many memories when you speak of your grandmas with such love.
Hi Lori! Thanks so much for continuing this series and please keep the crochet videos coming! I love to crochet and I love your Chunky Thread. It’s so easy to crochet with and you have great colors. I really enjoyed Cassidy’s key chain tutorial as well! Thanks, Cassidy!!! I must go make flowers for my Featherweight and my project bags!!! Thank you both again, so much!!! 😊💕💕💕🧵🪡
I loved all 3 demos today. My husband is starting a new hobby tying knots for walking stick handles. He watched Kassidy’s demo and was inspired to do more. Thank you for all you do and all you share. ♥️🐝👒
I have been crocheting and other hand arts for over 60 years and always like learning something new, both the flower and fob were fun. I also like that you do videos on all of the hand arts - I crochet, cross stitch and quilting - I really enjoy your videos.
I loved watching you "crochet" with these little flowers and showing us all the diffrent ways to use them. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to win some beautiful crochet accessories .
My grandmother taught me to crochet. She was a wonderful lady. Isn't it a blessing to have such fond memories of these ladies. It is not something I have had a lot of time for lately but I will be trying the flowers. And I thought Cassidy's fobs were great. I make my own project bags and would love to add these. Thanks for the great video...I love all of your videos whether it is quilting, cross stitch or crochet.
My favorite part of this video is the detailed CROCHET demo and Grandma's tie off method. Thanks also for the keychain tutorial and a look at your beautiful new planner. Your giveaways are always great!
Mother/daughter duo taking the CROCHET World by storm! Seeing these sweet flowers reminded me of my grandma. She made me a crocheted flower pillow when I was a teenager. I still have it and I'm 62! I am going to try making the zipper pull tassel. A cute addition to a project bag. Thank you for sharing your creativity. 😊
I have been wanting to learn to crochet forever... my cousin tried to teach me when we were little, but I only mastered the chain! Lol! I am also so excited Kassidy showed how to make her keychains. I became obsessed with project bags after seeing Kristie's, so I have made several. Now I can go back and add all these cute details. Thank you both so much!
I used to CROCHET years ago, and your video has inspired me to dust off my CROCHET hooks and give these little flowers a try. I liked seeing all of your different and creative project bags! I loved your idea of putting a CROCHETed flower under the spool of thread on your sewing maching....it sure would look better than the piece of felt I have on there now. Thank you!
Loss my mojo to crochet for awhile. This video brought it right back. Thank you
Love your crochet video! My Grandmama taught me and my cousins to crochet, sew, embroidery when we were little girls. Wonderful memories! Now I have 4 precious granddaughters to pass it on to.
I am so excited that you have been able to do another crochet video. Please keep making more. You have the most wonderful ideas. I was so glad to hear that your yarn is available again. I have used up my stash of Chunky yarn. I now have a new idea of what to do with leftovers. You are so encouraging. Please thank Kassidy also. Many blessings for you and your family.
I have been crocheting my whole life. My mother taught me when I was about 8. I love how you have everything so coordinated. Thank you for all of your wonderful tutorials. I love crocheting!
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My favorite part of video was crocheting the flower along with you. It was at a pace I could keep up with and now I have 1 completed crochet project made in just a couple minutes. thanks!!
I love all of your colors of the Chunky Thread! My grandmother taught me how to crochet when I was young. It's something I've always loved doing with her, she's my bestie! I've recently started teaching her how to quilt and we watch your tutorials together! Thank you so much for the great products you put out and how much love and creativity you put in for all of your followers! I have really learned a lot from you. Thanks Lori
I am so thankful for this episode. I haven't crocheted for years. This took me back in time to fond memories of my grandmother teaching me to crochet. I will start crocheting again little flowers thanks to you Lori.
I enjoyed watching this simple crochet flower and zipper pull video. I am learning to quilt and cross stitch, but to crochet is my longtime love. I've been crocheting for 50 years.
I had gotten away from CROCHET, watching this video has inspired me to get going with it again. Thank you!!
I learned to crochet by watching your granny square video and now I know how to make your cute flowers. Thanks so much for teaching us.
Thank you so much for the crochet tutorials and sharing your gifts and talents freely with us all. I've been crocheting since elementary school and was taught by my aunt. I have especially loved Kassidy's keychains and wondered how they were made. Now I know! And I already knew how to "fold" the yarn since I spent hours making those keychains with plastic threads as a kid! So easy and I can say that I'm very excited to make my own keychains for bag decorations.
I am amazed that I am not the only person, that likes to crochet, cross stitch, quilt, embroidery make clothes, and other crafty things. Where have you been. I am new to your sites, but I am loving every thing I have seen so far. Now when you talk about being organized I perk up an really listen to how you get all this done. I think the last thing you show was the needle tips and that you use them for your scissors that is just cool.
My favorite part of this video was the crocheting flowers. They are so super cute and your instructions are amazing. Thank you so much for your tutorials.
My favorite aspect of all of your flosstube shows is how well organized and prepared you are!
What a treat to have Kassidy sharing her talents! I would love to see a tutorial on her other macramé zipper pulls!
You taught me how to crochet with your granny square tutorial. Because of you, I have been creating beautiful afghans!
Stay awesome.
My mother tried to teach me how to crochet when I was a girl, but I would get frustrated because I was left handed and she was right handed and it never quite seemed to click. She was a sewer and made most of my clothes as a child, but unfortunately I lost her at a young age. She gave me a good foundation for sewing, embroidery so I took it from there and self taught with the use of books and magazines, but then came along TH-cam and channels such as yours. What a game changer. I love your Videos and your teaching style. These vibrant yarns would be great in all kinds of projects. I’ll have another go at crochet.
I'm finally finishing my memory quilt that I started 50 yrs ago all by hand without a sewing machine. TY Lori
You make me enjoy crochet even more. The easy and quick projects are an encouragement and helps me involve my daughter, especially since your daughter have brought a youthful spin to the craft. Thank you.
I have been making crochet flowers for many years, but out of crochet thread. Today I followered along with your chunky thread that I am using to make a granny square blanket. And thanks Cassidy for your tutorial...you did a great job. Your mom is so blessed to have a talented daughter.
Starting crochet this tutorial gave me a nice small project to get the hang of crochet back. The last time was about 35 years ago with grandma having fun togheter during one of our many creative moments together. Great memories. This tutorial gave me a clear hand position and "looping" instruction to get me started.
Your planner is amazing! I love the button cover tutorial and the keychains. I love to crochet and the flowers are adorable! My grandmother taught me the granny square, and my great aunt taught me the ripple stitch. My mother in law taught me to knit. All these wonderful ladies were right handed and I am left handed, so they were very patient. My first crochet project turned out to work only as a little blanket for a tiny puppy, LOL. You teach us so much, and help me to stay on track, and learn better techniques! Thank you so much!
Last year I made my first quilt and started cross stitching again after making two projects in the 80’s. My mom is still crocheting in her 90’s and tried to teach me as a child but as she is left handed and I am right it was awkward for me. My favorite is your explanation on how to create the stitches to make the flowers. I found them very easy to understand and I’m inspired to try crochet again. I look forward to seeing your videos. Thank you.
My favorite part of this crochet video was learning how to make your crochet flowers. I have tried many times, but never quite got it until I followed along with you. Thank you! It was also fun to see Kassidy's Keychains. I love how they look on all of your project bags.
My grandmother taught me to crochet. I enjoyed learning how to make the flower & I joined you while you made the flower. I will try the keychain next. I love watching all of your tutorials on quilting, cross stitch, and crochet. I'm happy to hear that you will be making more crochet tutorials.
I learned to crochet as a young child and Granny Squares was the first thing I learned. I learned Cassidy's knotted fob from a summer project at our local library. Thanks for the sweet memories.
I enjoy each video of teaching. They don't last long enough. You are so talented. Thank you for sharing all you're ideas
I love to crochet along with quilting! Thank you for sharing how you make your crocheted flowers! Also please thank your daughter Kassidy for teaching us how to make her Keychains! I love learning from you and making your blocks!
Grandma taught me to crochet when I was in grade school. Love your flowers. Looking forward to your next video. Teaching my granddaughter to sew now and crochet will be her next project.
My Aunt Doris taught me to crochet at a very young age, so young I don't remember when. I have always loved making flowers. I really enjoyed seeing how to make the buttons in this video. I have never made them before.
I was introduced to crochet by my Aunt Mary when I was about 9 or 10. Many years lapsed before I started to crochet again. I love to make scarves and afghans in crochet - especially trying new stitches. I am excited to try your crochet flowers and your Kassidy's key chains/tassels and apply them to my scarves. Such beautiful colors! Thanks so much for sharing your experience and wonderful memories with us!
I dream crochet since my grandmotherr Maria taught me out of 11 grandd aughters . I really enjoy y our te c hniques and like especially your f lowers. Your yarns are so colorful and inspire different projects. I dont have anything but hook and scissors and some leftover yarn. Your daughter is talented as you. Thank you!
I love that you added the flowers and zipper pulls onto your bags. I was so happy that you showed how to make both of them. I did crochet years ago and thought I would like to try them but how could I do that. And then you showed us. Thanks so much. I do like the crochet series. My daughter wants to learn and your videos always have clear instructions.
My favorite part of this video was the crochet flower tutorial because now I have a flower for my featherweight spool! Thanks Lori (and Cassidy) for all these wonderful videos! I learn so much from y’all!
I love to watch and listen to you. You are always very calm and talk to us like we are all at the same level and that we are humans. Thank you for the show.
I liked the new buttons for the center of crochet flowers. Love Cassidy's Tassel zipper pulls
Yes please! Keep the crochet videos coming! I enjoyed having Cassidy as "guest teacher"! lol! I don't have an amazon account so will search elsewhere for those hooks... but I will be making those fobs! When you showed all of those beautiful skeins all lined up... my heart skipped a beat! LOVE the colors! I'd sure appreciate your generous collection of goodies....and would more then likely be making them into a granny square afghan during the cold (and colorless) months of winter... thanks for the videos and fun projects!