I just learned how to do your fabulous Ewrap Owl Eye stitch for scarves and thought how lovely it would be to use this ribbed stitch pattern for a blanket - and here it is! Thank you for taking the time to create these videos and share your beautiful stitch patterns with the world. Your work is so wonderful, Deborah!
Thank you for posting this beautiful work of art. I do have a question. When you did the first panel, at the beginning, when you cast on you did two rows of owl eye then proceeded with the pattern. At the end of the panel (when length is achieved) did you do two rows of owl eye to balance?
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I just learned how to do your fabulous Ewrap Owl Eye stitch for scarves and thought how lovely it would be to use this ribbed stitch pattern for a blanket - and here it is! Thank you for taking the time to create these videos and share your beautiful stitch patterns with the world. Your work is so wonderful, Deborah!
I love your calming voice and easy to follow teaching! Thank you!
Your detail on these is awesomely helpful! Wonderful creativity!❤️❤️❤️
Love this easy blanket ❤
Absolutely amazing. Thank you so much for sharing. You make the method look so easy. 😊
I am going to get the yarn and do this one! Thanks
Thank you for posting this beautiful work of art. I do have a question. When you did the first panel, at the beginning, when you cast on you did two rows of owl eye then proceeded with the pattern. At the end of the panel (when length is achieved) did you do two rows of owl eye to balance?
yes even rows to make it more balanced always....
How did you make the blanket on you lap?
i make everything on my lap on a lazy boy
@@DeborahShawI love the blanket laying across your lap. Is it made from scrap yarn?
The patchwork one
@@CCArtis thats my blaket made out of swatches and its on my channel...
@@DeborahShaw thank you. I will look for it
If you don’t have stitch markers what else can you use
@@TaylorKeesee safety pins, pieces of a different colored yarn, twist ties, or even string