Hey guys!! I tried searching for some of the yarn used in this video for you guys, since a lot of you seem interested! Bernat blanket extra Yarn, Big Ball: amzn.to/3tcMmfS Bernat blanket extra: amzn.to/3tdjtA0 Bernat blanket yarn: amzn.to/36raph7 Chunky chenille yarn: amzn.to/3tendRN ,, amzn.to/3oudq6N ,, amzn.to/3coRYxo Super bulky chunky: amzn.to/3aoJST8 Chunky wool yarn (hand knitting): amzn.to/3tbsJ7S Bernart velvet plus yarn: amzn.to/36oe5QH Worsted weight yarn: amzn.to/3ovWFId and of course here are some crochet hooks for the chunky yarn: wood: amzn.to/3agvWdC plastic: amzn.to/36uttLI with all the love in the world
www.amazon.com/Crochet-Yarn-Knitting-Chenille-Handmade/dp/B07PRDB7X8/ref=sr_1_9?dchild=1&keywords=bernard%2Bvelvet%2Byarn%2BBlue&qid=1623242678&sr=8-9&th=1 - This Is The Fabric I’m Use If Anyone Wants To Use It! (It’s The Fabric Used In The First Video!)
as a 14 y/o girl with adhd and autism, learning to crochet about a month ago was the best decision i’ve ever made. it’s the only thing i think about and it makes me so happy to finally feel like i have a personality but most of all to learn a skill that makes me feel good and keeps my brain entertained. i swear i’m addicted!! so far within less than a month i’ve made a cardigan, a sweater, a tank top, wrapped my charger (vine charger trend), and made two pairs of fingerless gloves (one for my sister that was all black, and a colorful one for me based off of the kit gloves from coraline). i thought it would just be another hyperfixation, but i can genuinely see myself sticking to this, as it also doubles as a pretty good coping mechanism!!
As a 22 year old with adhd and autism, I feel the same way!! The low risk/high reward process (it's easy to start over from mistakes w/o needing to buy more materials), the endless possibilities of stuff to make, and the repetitive nature of it relaxes me so much. I love being able to pick up a project and feel accomplished. Solidarity with you friend!! Sending lots of love!
4:50 just don't, roving is not yarn, it will just turn into a mess as the roving pulls apart, because the fibres are shorter than those stitches and it attracts all the dirt, and it can't really be washed, because it can turn stiff and become felted if you're lucky, if not you just have chunks of felted unusable roving.
I’m so happy to see so many young people knitting and crocheting! It’s far less time consuming (and often cheaper) to buy something mass-produced, but there is nothing better than handmade :)
I'm only just now finding that crochet and knitting are trending. Its nice to see more people getting into it. It's a great destresser. My mom taught me to crochet and I'm trying to teach myself to knit. I'm in my early 20s currently working on a temperature blanket that I started in 2017.
What she didn't show you is that that roving blanlet disintegrated, gathered dirt like a magnet and can't be washed. Don't use roving, it is not yarn and it is not meant to be used like it.
Me: oh my gosh I should make a blanket with a million multicolored hexagons Also me: if I have to weave in more than five ends I will throw myself in the garbage with my project
Decided to make my daughter a rainbow blanket for her full sized bed and bought all the yarn. One row takes 20 minutes LORD HELP ME I HAVE MADE A MISTAKE 😭
I have never used more than one yarn in a project but I haven't done much crotchet. I blame that on the fact that the only person I know in my family who knows crotchet instead of only knitting is long gone and otherwise I only know a froend of my mother who has some crotchet experience but no real ability to talk with her about it.
Wow, that granny square blanket at 1:55 is amazing! Also pretty cool to see the clock in the background and how long it took her to piece everything together.
@Alina Alina Any kind of Super Chunky or Chenille yarn should work fine - they're super soft and plush and give projects like this lots of volume without too much weight. Plus they're machine washable in most cases. Hope this helps!
The chunky yarn is awesome to do it with, but people using wool roving to make hand-knit blankets hurts my soul (not to mention this is a crochet compilation but THAT ISNT CROCHET)...y'all do realise that it felts in a lumpy and uneven mess within weeks right? Make awesome big blankets BUT MAKE THEM WITH BIG YARN, not something that will ruin your hard work
@@marnoon wool roving is yarn that hasn't been spun. It is very fragile if you crochet it. If you crochet or knit something with it, it will literally fall apart. Plus, it's so expensive that you'd be a lot better off using thick yarn. I would hate to see someone spend all of that time and money on making a blanket that won't survive longer than a month. Loved the video though!
i agree, that will literally fall apart in a few weeks. yarn like that has very little fiber memory and especially hand knit blankets leaves a loose tension that will eventually felt the blanket and make it fall apart into just a bundle of sad yarn lol. better much invest in big, jumbo yarn!
@@marnoon that's not the problem, the problem is people thinking they can use roving like they use yarn. You can't. It's going to disintegrate, get dirty as hell, and look horrible very quickly. It's like cotton candy.
Are there no washing/ironing instructions on yarns in your country? 😨 I just had to grab a yarn and yes, there was the washing lable and all, cotton, delicate 60, no chemical wash, no bleach, dry horizontally, iron on two dots and I don’t remember what the P stands for but I have no means to do it anyway.
I love blanket editions!! I sincerely hope that whomever you made the blanket for, whether it be for yourself or someone else, is proud of all the hard work that went into it. Bravo to all for a job well done.
I made my dog a baby blanket. I love how she snuggles up in it. It taught me a lot of patience and it was very relaxing once you got the hang of it. I want to make another one 😫
I love making blankets the most with crochet because, depending on the pattern, it can be an enjoyable challenge. Right now, for the holiday season, I'm working on recreating the magic carpet from Aladdin (cartoon, not live-action) for my dad because that's his favorite movie. Using the corner to corner method works best for that kind of thing.
People finger knitting with roving hurts my soul. Even chunky roving yarns, I spent $300+ on a bunch of chunky hand dyed roving yarn and make a sweater with it and it fucking sucked. It just pilled and matted and felted and got dirty, and it's not even warm to wear outside like people think, because the stitches are so big that the air just passes through the spaces in between the stitches. So please for the love of god use a felted roving, get a thick PLYED or even chenille (however you spell that) yarn, or hold yarn together if you want to make a chunky project. I took mine apart to hopefully make something else with the yarn, but I feel like there's no hope LOL
I've been crocheting for 6 years now, and I've never had the patience to make a full sized blanket. I've done an afghan 4 years ago, but I've never weaved in the ends...😂
Before getting new yarn, check out estate sales, thrift shops, garage/yard sales, and other second hand places. You might find all sorts of fun gems, and it helps cut down on all of the plastic being used!
So glad this exists bc i got the big blanlet yarn and tried making a blanket with single crochets and it was just way too thick but now i guess its time to get back into knitting and carpal tunnel :')
this video inspired me to make four more projects even though I have like eight unfinished ones just watching me start a baby blanket for my neighbors new born baby in spite of not saying a word to them the day we moved here
I've been crocheting for around 4 years, two years knitting before that (I'm still a teen btw) and this is my first time ever making an afghan. It's called the Old World Fisherman by Melissa Leapman (found the pattern in a book I got for Christmas) and I just started, so far I've made nine rows. Learned a bunch of new stitches too! But then I realized that the pattern is 238 rows and I'm still a student, gahhh wish me luck!
Love these videos! I love how there is so much finger knitting in this video because I do finger knitting for me and my mom’s business so it’s nice seeing what you do! 😁
Do not use that huge roving yarn. A lady did a video on it and those things last maybe a week or two before becoming absolutely disgusting. And if you wash it, it turns into a rock.
Ok so apparently you should NOT make the blanket at 1:49 because it will just attract all sorts of dirt and if you wash it it will destroy your washing machine. It's not yarn it's roving fibers which is what they spin into yarn so you're not supposed to actually knit with it. However I would love to get a spinning wheel and spin my own yarn hehe
Spindles have a much lower starting cost for anyone trying to get into spinning, 5$ for the simplest kind I could never sit still fot long enough to spin on a spinning wheel but my spindle moves with me and you can get pretty fast with a spindle
My mom has a spinning wheel which I have seen her use for to make only one colour of yarn ages ago. My grandpa has two different ones which are old so I'm not sure if they are really useable for it
I'm planning on making a blanket for my mom because when mothers day came we really didn't do anything but get her a card and spent time with her but I wanted to do more 🌼
I just finished knitting a blanket a few minutes ago. The blanket is about 5'1 long and it took almost 1 year(mainly because I started to procrastinate and take month long breaks from knitting so really it took only 2-4 weeks). My arms are jacked from knitting so much! I started to knit this blanket when I was 11 I finished when I was 12
It's called Farmhouse Granny Square Blanket. Lindsay Oncken offers a free download of her pattern and there are also videos on TH-cam on how to make the squares.
I deadass was sitting here wishing I could make a chunky blanket then I realized that I had chunky Chenille yarn so I know what I'm going to be doing tonight
Working on my first blanket, star granny square one with 120 squares and 10 square long rows. Gonna have 4 different colored squares (30 each) first day and I haven’t even finished the pink stars…this is gonna take a while💀✋
It looks fun. I wish I can afford to buy that much yarn that I'm not going to use. I live in Sumatra Island here in Indonesia and the weather is HOTTT. Even in the coldest days, I only need to wear a thin blanket and slippers, so thick blankets would be useless anyways.
just curious, would all of these blankets be quite heavy? i feel like the weight of all those squares/shapes sewed together would make the blanket pretty heavy
Quick question, how long does it take people to hand knit those blankets with chunky yarn?? Like my crochet blanket has taken me months and if you can hand knit those chunky blankets in a couple of hours I am going to cry 😭
does anyone know where i could order yarn this chunky? ( 0:54 ) Im wanting to hand knit a chunky blanket for cheap, ordering from canada and have a budget of $65
Anyone know how many yarn balls super thick. it takes to make a big blanket please im going to buy some this Thursday i need answers ahhhhh 7-8 seems like a good number to me id
hi! i'm a beginner and i was planning to make a crochet blanket with the pattern like in 2:27 but i can't find their tiktok account/video. does anyone know a tutorial with similar patterns? thanks in advance!
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Hey guys!! I tried searching for some of the yarn used in this video for you guys, since a lot of you seem interested!
Bernat blanket extra Yarn, Big Ball: amzn.to/3tcMmfS
Bernat blanket extra: amzn.to/3tdjtA0
Bernat blanket yarn: amzn.to/36raph7
Chunky chenille yarn: amzn.to/3tendRN
,, amzn.to/3oudq6N
,, amzn.to/3coRYxo
Super bulky chunky: amzn.to/3aoJST8
Chunky wool yarn (hand knitting): amzn.to/3tbsJ7S
Bernart velvet plus yarn: amzn.to/36oe5QH
Worsted weight yarn: amzn.to/3ovWFId
and of course here are some crochet hooks for the chunky yarn:
wood: amzn.to/3agvWdC
plastic: amzn.to/36uttLI
with all the love in the world
Do you know what the yarn is at 14:54? I would love to buy some of that yarn.
@@m.j.1470 Caron - Found It On Safari :)
www.amazon.com/Crochet-Yarn-Knitting-Chenille-Handmade/dp/B07PRDB7X8/ref=sr_1_9?dchild=1&keywords=bernard%2Bvelvet%2Byarn%2BBlue&qid=1623242678&sr=8-9&th=1 - This Is The Fabric I’m Use If Anyone Wants To Use It! (It’s The Fabric Used In The First Video!)
OMG me too I will like to buy but can't efford
you are a hero
as a 14 y/o girl with adhd and autism, learning to crochet about a month ago was the best decision i’ve ever made. it’s the only thing i think about and it makes me so happy to finally feel like i have a personality but most of all to learn a skill that makes me feel good and keeps my brain entertained. i swear i’m addicted!! so far within less than a month i’ve made a cardigan, a sweater, a tank top, wrapped my charger (vine charger trend), and made two pairs of fingerless gloves (one for my sister that was all black, and a colorful one for me based off of the kit gloves from coraline). i thought it would just be another hyperfixation, but i can genuinely see myself sticking to this, as it also doubles as a pretty good coping mechanism!!
As a 22 year old with adhd and autism, I feel the same way!! The low risk/high reward process (it's easy to start over from mistakes w/o needing to buy more materials), the endless possibilities of stuff to make, and the repetitive nature of it relaxes me so much. I love being able to pick up a project and feel accomplished. Solidarity with you friend!! Sending lots of love!
@@morg678 that is so cool that someone in my situation can relate to me so deeply! best wishes to you and the little hobby we share!! :)
4:50 just don't, roving is not yarn, it will just turn into a mess as the roving pulls apart, because the fibres are shorter than those stitches and it attracts all the dirt, and it can't really be washed, because it can turn stiff and become felted if you're lucky, if not you just have chunks of felted unusable roving.
Finally someone who knows what they’re doing!
I love roving yarn, but never for blankets!
i was screaming while watching that part
Thank you I have literally been screaming at my computer
th-cam.com/video/YQO6J6LrA3M/w-d-xo.html
I’m so happy to see so many young people knitting and crocheting! It’s far less time consuming (and often cheaper) to buy something mass-produced, but there is nothing better than handmade :)
I'm only just now finding that crochet and knitting are trending. Its nice to see more people getting into it. It's a great destresser. My mom taught me to crochet and I'm trying to teach myself to knit. I'm in my early 20s currently working on a temperature blanket that I started in 2017.
@@XWierdThingsHappenX That is NOT knitting....
@@OGJacey what are you talking about? I know what knitting is.
tf??
@@XWierdThingsHappenX I’m sure u do! Good luck my friend :D
That flower hexagon blanket at 3:50 is sooooo pretty
What she didn't show you is that that roving blanlet disintegrated, gathered dirt like a magnet and can't be washed.
Don't use roving, it is not yarn and it is not meant to be used like it.
I know. I was screaming internally over the loss of so much yarn potential.
THANK YOU
Urgh I hate seeing these blankets so much
what projects _can_ you make with roving? just curious so i'm better informed, thanks!
You can use it for needle felting or making yarn
Me: oh my gosh I should make a blanket with a million multicolored hexagons
Also me: if I have to weave in more than five ends I will throw myself in the garbage with my project
Decided to make my daughter a rainbow blanket for her full sized bed and bought all the yarn. One row takes 20 minutes LORD HELP ME I HAVE MADE A MISTAKE 😭
@@jessicacopeland9066 Godspeed 😂😂😂 I have podcast recommendations if you need them 🤣
I’m making a hexagon blanket with all of my yarn ends. The weaving is in sane
I have never used more than one yarn in a project but I haven't done much crotchet. I blame that on the fact that the only person I know in my family who knows crotchet instead of only knitting is long gone and otherwise I only know a froend of my mother who has some crotchet experience but no real ability to talk with her about it.
Wow, that granny square blanket at 1:55 is amazing! Also pretty cool to see the clock in the background and how long it took her to piece everything together.
Where’s the clock?
@@Applejuice646 2:12 upper left corner
4:50 Oh no, its Roving. It's just wool that wasn't spun into threads or yarn, I'm not messing with that.
@Alina Alina Any kind of Super Chunky or Chenille yarn should work fine - they're super soft and plush and give projects like this lots of volume without too much weight. Plus they're machine washable in most cases. Hope this helps!
The chunky yarn is awesome to do it with, but people using wool roving to make hand-knit blankets hurts my soul (not to mention this is a crochet compilation but THAT ISNT CROCHET)...y'all do realise that it felts in a lumpy and uneven mess within weeks right? Make awesome big blankets BUT MAKE THEM WITH BIG YARN, not something that will ruin your hard work
@@marnoon wool roving is yarn that hasn't been spun. It is very fragile if you crochet it. If you crochet or knit something with it, it will literally fall apart. Plus, it's so expensive that you'd be a lot better off using thick yarn. I would hate to see someone spend all of that time and money on making a blanket that won't survive longer than a month. Loved the video though!
i agree, that will literally fall apart in a few weeks. yarn like that has very little fiber memory
and especially hand knit blankets leaves a loose tension that will eventually felt the blanket and make it fall apart into just a bundle of sad yarn lol. better much invest in big, jumbo yarn!
@@marnoon that's not the problem, the problem is people thinking they can use roving like they use yarn. You can't. It's going to disintegrate, get dirty as hell, and look horrible very quickly. It's like cotton candy.
what type of chunky yarn would you recommend?
Yeah, you can pull it apart like cotton candy 💀😭
I spent my quarantine making a blanket version of the Harry Styles sweater!
Now thats a quarantine well spent, Haha!
Ok that’s awesome!
Haha I made the actual sweater I'm making the collar as I'm watching this lmao
Oh no how much yarn did that use :0
Your entire quarantine-? Dude that must be as big as your house
Repeat, I repeat, NEVER go that near yarn with an iron unless you know the fiber content and even then keep your distance
I was cringing at that too. Like yes block it but that’s not how you block
i had a pause just to make sure i wasn't hallucinating. cringe cringe cringe
@Linnea Wongseeda Svensson my pleasure, always happy to help a fellow crafter.
Are there no washing/ironing instructions on yarns in your country? 😨 I just had to grab a yarn and yes, there was the washing lable and all, cotton, delicate 60, no chemical wash, no bleach, dry horizontally, iron on two dots and I don’t remember what the P stands for but I have no means to do it anyway.
@@XXXkazeXXX Right? Or the fibre content?
I love blanket editions!! I sincerely hope that whomever you made the blanket for, whether it be for yourself or someone else, is proud of all the hard work that went into it. Bravo to all for a job well done.
Crochet is the best thing that happened in my life ,always handy and ready to comfort you
I made my dog a baby blanket. I love how she snuggles up in it. It taught me a lot of patience and it was very relaxing once you got the hang of it. I want to make another one 😫
I love making blankets the most with crochet because, depending on the pattern, it can be an enjoyable challenge. Right now, for the holiday season, I'm working on recreating the magic carpet from Aladdin (cartoon, not live-action) for my dad because that's his favorite movie. Using the corner to corner method works best for that kind of thing.
People finger knitting with roving hurts my soul. Even chunky roving yarns, I spent $300+ on a bunch of chunky hand dyed roving yarn and make a sweater with it and it fucking sucked. It just pilled and matted and felted and got dirty, and it's not even warm to wear outside like people think, because the stitches are so big that the air just passes through the spaces in between the stitches.
So please for the love of god use a felted roving, get a thick PLYED or even chenille (however you spell that) yarn, or hold yarn together if you want to make a chunky project. I took mine apart to hopefully make something else with the yarn, but I feel like there's no hope LOL
This is rlly nice cause I just started a new blanket yesterday so now I can make my blanket while watching other people make their own ^^
Yea i like watching people make Things while i do too. Im accually making a sweater vest rn😅
That hexagon blanket intrigued me 🤩 it looks awesome.
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I've been crocheting for 6 years now, and I've never had the patience to make a full sized blanket. I've done an afghan 4 years ago, but I've never weaved in the ends...😂
I appreciate the full screen so much!!!! Thank you!!!!
The little patch one ,,, I want to do that kind xx like a true grandma ❤️
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12:53 2 years to make that? Wow. Looks great!
I’m currently in the process of making a crochet blanket and by god is it taking me forever. It’s so worth it though.
Before getting new yarn, check out estate sales, thrift shops, garage/yard sales, and other second hand places. You might find all sorts of fun gems, and it helps cut down on all of the plastic being used!
So glad this exists bc i got the big blanlet yarn and tried making a blanket with single crochets and it was just way too thick but now i guess its time to get back into knitting and carpal tunnel :')
I showed my dad my little craft of my crochet and he was surprised and happy and asked for a blanket ~ Im so happy I got it down ~
I've been learning and searching also finding some ideas that i can work on ......thank you this really helpful
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this video inspired me to make four more projects even though I have like eight unfinished ones just watching me start a baby blanket for my neighbors new born baby in spite of not saying a word to them the day we moved here
I've been crocheting for around 4 years, two years knitting before that (I'm still a teen btw) and this is my first time ever making an afghan. It's called the Old World Fisherman by Melissa Leapman (found the pattern in a book I got for Christmas) and I just started, so far I've made nine rows. Learned a bunch of new stitches too!
But then I realized that the pattern is 238 rows and I'm still a student, gahhh wish me luck!
Haha by the time you're done with the rows you're not gonna be a student any longer 😅
@@loma7635 Lol actually I finished yesterday xd
Love these videos! I love how there is so much finger knitting in this video because I do finger knitting for me and my mom’s business so it’s nice seeing what you do! 😁
Do not use that huge roving yarn. A lady did a video on it and those things last maybe a week or two before becoming absolutely disgusting. And if you wash it, it turns into a rock.
What time
@@jes5iej I think something around 4:50
currently watching this while crocheting the harry styles sweater hehe
I’ve always wanted to crochet but I wouldn’t be able to I just looks way too hard
@@julieschaefer9562 it's not actually that hard you just gotta start from easy projects and not a whole blanket (TH-cam is a great way to start)
I fell in love with that hexagonal blanket..OHH MY GOD..❤😍🤩
crocheting is so therapeutic for me
omg at 14:00 i would DIE weaving in the ends
tbh me too omg
Uhh do you mean to tassels? I’m pretty sure those are intentional
@@eliannaxiong Nah, homie those look like ends. They aren't even or thick enough to be tassels
I'll just leave them as fringes
That's when you just make a double border
TFW when you’re watching this video while crocheting a blanket 😍
Beautiful, beautiful beautiful you all are making me want to take out my crochet hook’s ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👏👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗🤗🥰
Exam is stopping me from crocheting 😭😭😭 im so jealous right now, cant wait until my exam is over 😉
Ok so apparently you should NOT make the blanket at 1:49 because it will just attract all sorts of dirt and if you wash it it will destroy your washing machine. It's not yarn it's roving fibers which is what they spin into yarn so you're not supposed to actually knit with it. However I would love to get a spinning wheel and spin my own yarn hehe
that one looks like actual just chunky yarn but the one at 5:00 kinda looks like roving like you're talking about?
Spindles have a much lower starting cost for anyone trying to get into spinning, 5$ for the simplest kind
I could never sit still fot long enough to spin on a spinning wheel but my spindle moves with me and you can get pretty fast with a spindle
1:49 is using chunky yarn, it doesn’t spread out like the roving used at 4:50, she should be fine
Chenille yarn is yarn, roving is what you’re talking about and it is the stage before spun into yarn.
My mom has a spinning wheel which I have seen her use for to make only one colour of yarn ages ago. My grandpa has two different ones which are old so I'm not sure if they are really useable for it
Those girls really hand knit two blankets in one day 😳 the dedication
Congratulations ❤️ I have been chrocheting since I was 7years old
NANI I BEEN KNITTING SINCE I WAS 8 XD
I'm planning on making a blanket for my mom because when mothers day came we really didn't do anything but get her a card and spent time with her but I wanted to do more 🌼
I made a chunky yarn blanket and it turned out sooooo good!!
Starting a gingham blanket (brown -u-) today, wish me luck and that I don’t move onto a different hyper fixation before I can finish it
I have to create an acount on tiktok 🙆🏻♀️🤗 great works!
Lol, I remember when no one bought chunky yarn because it was too expensive.
I swear I’ve watched this vid 10 times 😂😂😂 I just finished a bucket hat I started crocheting 2 months ago!
Yeah it’s 12 times now
Hobby Lobby has a really impressive yarn selection way better than Michael's 💐
but then you have to support hobby lobby :-(
Definitely way better than Michaels!
@@gretchen9671 what’s so bad about that?
I hate supporting them but they are the only craft store with a decent yarn selection around me.
They’re sooo!!! Pretty 🤩
I just finished knitting a blanket a few minutes ago. The blanket is about 5'1 long and it took almost 1 year(mainly because I started to procrastinate and take month long breaks from knitting so really it took only 2-4 weeks). My arms are jacked from knitting so much! I started to knit this blanket when I was 11 I finished when I was 12
when did you start? just asking bc my friend says it’s super easy and you learn everything in a second
@@themusicfreak6220 probably at around winter time 2021
So use a big stick to hold your loops with the chunky blanket and its knitting
Omg! I’ll make my own one, it so cute and fluffy =>>>
I love bernat velvet yarn but I thought it was a nightmare crocheting as I struggled with following where I needed my chains were. =(
i love crocheting but tiny tiny granny square blankets look like hell. they take foreverrrr to make. they do look pretty beautiful tho :D
Who made the blanket at 4:05?? I love the pattern so much I want to try making one myself!!
Its @breanna.bee from TikTok. The Pattern is very easy, i love to use it 😊
@@feva.crochet thank you so much! I’ll go check it out :)
@@Katrinaluffskuya you’re welcome 🤗
It's called Farmhouse Granny Square Blanket. Lindsay Oncken offers a free download of her pattern and there are also videos on TH-cam on how to make the squares.
I want too
I love watching your videos
I love the C2C blanket
The first one looks like someone put a bow on raw mince 😂 I can't unsee it
I have watched 7 times!this video is so good
I deadass was sitting here wishing I could make a chunky blanket then I realized that I had chunky Chenille yarn so I know what I'm going to be doing tonight
I am a knitter but crochet is so pretty ❤️
Please post more of these blankets videos I'm watching this for the third time
We need a part 2!
This is so motivating
thank you for some great ideas to try
Even tho its summer I wanna make one and I might be able to make a small one
I love crocheting ♥️
Idk how people have the patience
Working on my first blanket, star granny square one with 120 squares and 10 square long rows. Gonna have 4 different colored squares (30 each) first day and I haven’t even finished the pink stars…this is gonna take a while💀✋
Please tell me what tablet and program is being used in the video with the plaid blanket. Want!!!
2 YEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Las cosas que hacéis son muy bonitas y la manta es preciosa
Am I the only one watching that at 11:35 pm instead of sleeping?
Person: How many times have tiny watched this
Me: uhhh not that many totally not 10 times on different occasions 🫣
It looks fun. I wish I can afford to buy that much yarn that I'm not going to use. I live in Sumatra Island here in Indonesia and the weather is HOTTT. Even in the coldest days, I only need to wear a thin blanket and slippers, so thick blankets would be useless anyways.
I’m making the Bernat blanket rn with SIX rolls
How do you stitch squares together without it looking weird??
I do either single crocheting the blocks together or sewing with a yarn needle.
Me watching this while struggling to make a decent looking crochet stich: ;-;
just curious, would all of these blankets be quite heavy? i feel like the weight of all those squares/shapes sewed together would make the blanket pretty heavy
thats what i’m wondering, especially the blankets made up of thin squares do they actually keep u warm?
@@tsuyuasui7297 yes they do, they more squares you do the heavier it gets; which makes it warmer.
Depends on the material.
I barely have the time to do my 20x20cm square and they did a blanket!
Crocheting requires patience
Which I clearly don't have
More blanket edition please
beautiful. thank you
4:22 is what i was looking for lmao
First, also, keep up the great videos!
omgg thank you💖💖💖
If you live in the UAE 🇦🇪 go to creative minds. LITERALLY EVERYTHING IS THERE.
But it’s so overpriced but thx anyway 🥰
4:58 gurl no not the roving 💀
Do you follow a tutorial for your lively designs or printed instructions?
Quick question, how long does it take people to hand knit those blankets with chunky yarn?? Like my crochet blanket has taken me months and if you can hand knit those chunky blankets in a couple of hours I am going to cry 😭
What's the super chunky yarn called? Does it have a specific name? It looks so sort and chunky. I really wanna knit a blanket with it. 😍
I want to create a chunky blanket so bad but I haven’t had the time to do it 😩
I'm making a granny square blanket Nd need to know how many I need!!!
i did a granny square blanket with 120 squares and each is about 4 inches, it turned out to be the perfect size
I have a question this may sound weird but can we make the blankets with fine yarn.
I love your videos so much
thank you sooo much💖💖
Does someone find a tutorial for the 4:05 blanket please ?
does anyone know where i could order yarn this chunky? ( 0:54 ) Im wanting to hand knit a chunky blanket for cheap, ordering from canada and have a budget of $65
Anyone know how many yarn balls super thick. it takes to make a big blanket please im going to buy some this Thursday i need answers ahhhhh 7-8 seems like a good number to me id
hi! i'm a beginner and i was planning to make a crochet blanket with the pattern like in 2:27 but i can't find their tiktok account/video. does anyone know a tutorial with similar patterns? thanks in advance!
Look up "hand knitting" on TH-cam!