I can verify that grandchildren find special joy in wrapping creations containing our love & comfort around them. My grandsons are 16 & 20, and they STILL wrap themselves in things I've made for them every single day!! They have things saved for their own children, which I've made. I'm currently crocheting an entire collection of amigurumi for their (as yet unborn) children. I want my greatgrands to know how much their granny loves them - even before their births!! Thank you for the simple thoughts, Elise. Many blessings to you and yours!
You are one blessed lady!!!!! 15 grandchildren! Wow!!! That is so wonderful that you've been able to pass down your love of crochet from your own grandmother, just precious!! 💗💗💗
I'll have to find that book. I have an afghan that my maternal grandmother made, probably in the 60s or 70s. She passed before I was 10, but I have many good memories of her. My paternal grandmother taught me to crochet, so that was something they both did. I love knowing I come from a couple of crocheting women..they would LOVE all the yarn varieties today.
So special. Your dialog and camera action are perfect. I too love vintage. From oil cloth abd cotton fabrics, to kitchen utensil, blankets and shawls. The list goes on. Thank you so much
Im in tears. I am the gal who’s best friend happened to b her grandfather. My first tattoo was an anchor & the word pawpaw❤️. I’ve painted & been a photographer since childhood but now, I’m 43, & I decided to start knitting & crocheting because of the amount of time I’m now forced to spend inside from an illness. I’m definitely going to pick this book up & hopefully I’ll be able to recreate some of these things for my future grandchildren.
What a wonderful video! The crochet trimmed pillowcases brought back memories of the ones my Grandmother made years before I was born. They now belong to me and I treasure them. I also have a beautiful granny square blanket that she made. I love to crochet and wish that I would have met her to learn from her and share projects that we made. Don't forget to sew labels on your completed projects with your name and the year so that those who have the good fortune to receive them will know who handmade them with love. My Husband and I don't have children unfortunately ... but I figured this is legacy to the next generations ... keeping people warm and comfy - one crochet project at a time. Take care and thanks again for the good memories. Kris K from CT.
Thank you so very much for the kind comments! Your grandmothers sounds like she was a wonderful lady. And what a fantastic idea to add a label! I have never thought to do that before. 😊
This book is a treasure--both of her books actually! I have them and pour over them at least once a month. And I don't think I could use those dishcloths either! You did a beautiful job on those pillowcases. Just lovely! And I agree with the older times too-yes they did have rough times but there are things to romanticize about it as well. Slow living, spending time with people and relationships and making things like food or crafts. I'm glad to see a groundswell of appreciation for crochet and crafting in general, but especially yarn and needlecrafts. What a sweet video. Now I need to make something from that gorgeous book! **I can see the amazing progression of your videos over a few years. You are doing so great!
That was beautiful. I have to tell you though, I’m sure your grandparents felt unsure and afraid, but the good news is they kept going. I remember your precious grandparents. Cherish the memories. 💗
LePetitSaint Crochet I’m putting one foot in front of the other and trying to remember to breathe, to tell you the truth. He is so much a part of me, I quote him every day. His zest of life and humor I will miss the most.
The music and nostalgia in this video was wonderful 😊 you did awesome on this video, the style was perfect. It brought back memories of my own grandmother and her crochet work ❤️
Love your thoughts and beautiful vintage objects. I enjoy vintage objects and try to rescue some of my family objects. My Grandmother's Singer pedal sewing machine, a mahagony small table, chair. I used to crotchet and double knit. My joints hurt so much I had to stop. I am looking forward to a head cap for Stephanie. I know I will have to rest some, but I am going to do my best. I would not use those kitchen towells either. Too sentimental. Keep up the good work Elise. 🤩🙏🏾🦋
Thank you so much, Elia. Your grandmother's sewing machine must be such a treasured object that brings back wonderful memories. I hope that you will be able to make your cap for your daughter, but take those breaks! I can't use the towels!! Lol!! But they look pretty!! 😘😘😘
Thank you for making this lovely video I get a lot of comfort from your kind words and hope you and everyone on this channel is keeping safe and staying well!! I send everyone lots of kindness hugs and love from England xxSharon xx
Love this Elise, yes, things are to be used and not looked at. I only own a very few things that I don't "use". This is a cute video, loved it! I have tatted a few pillowcases, they are my favorite.
I know I need to use them! 🙈🙈🙈 And I love tatting so much! I actually learned how to needle tat years ago but I'm not sure I could remember how! Thanks again for watching, Jersey!
Oh Elyse...that was so beautiful. I smiled so many times in that video. Your relaxing tone, sweet background music and words of comfort were just what I needed today. I am going to have to put that book on my list for sure!
This was such a lovely video-I loved the footage and the stories of your past. You've been a huge inspiration to me ever since I started crocheting and making amigurumi a few months ago, thank you so much for your wonderful videos :)
Thank you so much! You can find the link for the book in the description box! And it really is a wonderful collection of patterns! The author is such a talented lady! ❤️❤️❤️
Nice Elise, love this new video style very atmospheric. I totally get you with feeling the need to get back to basics, I think anyone who loves to craft of any kind coped much better than most during these past months. Fingers crossed we don't get to do it all over again! ... ps use your dish cloths lol 😘
Thank you, Dawn! Wanted to do something completely different and I hope others like it too! Crafting definitely helps us during stressful times and I also hope we don't have to start all over again! And I'm going to try to use the dish cloths but I ain't promisin' nuthin'! Lol!!! 😂😂😂
In the beginning of your video, it’s too dark and cannot see your crochet projects, it gets a little better lightening but still cannot see your projects. 🤗🥰🧶
I really loved watching your video. love all the books by Agnieszska Strycharska. I have enjoyed making the coasters for my daughter and she asked for more so they must be ok! you can see them on my instagram dee.collins 214
Oh the coasters are gorgeous!!! That is wonderful when someone asks for more! That definitely means they are more than ok!! Would love to see yours! 😘😘😘
I can verify that grandchildren find special joy in wrapping creations containing our love & comfort around them. My grandsons are 16 & 20, and they STILL wrap themselves in things I've made for them every single day!! They have things saved for their own children, which I've made.
I'm currently crocheting an entire collection of amigurumi for their (as yet unborn) children. I want my greatgrands to know how much their granny loves them - even before their births!!
Thank you for the simple thoughts, Elise. Many blessings to you and yours!
Awwww! That just warms my heart! So glad that your grandsons still love the things you've made for them! So sweet!
@Darian Emerson duly noted and fully reported
Thanks for sharing your lovely thoughts with your subscribers/fans. Your crochet/knitting projects are beautiful and flawless.
Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️
God has blessed me with 15 beautiful grandchildren and I have crocheted all of them a blanket and knitted sweaters I too learned from my grandma Mary
You are one blessed lady!!!!! 15 grandchildren! Wow!!! That is so wonderful that you've been able to pass down your love of crochet from your own grandmother, just precious!! 💗💗💗
I'll have to find that book. I have an afghan that my maternal grandmother made, probably in the 60s or 70s. She passed before I was 10, but I have many good memories of her. My paternal grandmother taught me to crochet, so that was something they both did. I love knowing I come from a couple of crocheting women..they would LOVE all the yarn varieties today.
That is wonderful. It really is amazing to think about those women in our families who crocheted before us. Thanks for sharing! 🌻
So special. Your dialog and camera action are perfect. I too love vintage. From oil cloth abd cotton fabrics, to kitchen utensil, blankets and shawls. The list goes on. Thank you so much
Awww, thank you for your kind words. 🧶🧶🧶
Im in tears. I am the gal who’s best friend happened to b her grandfather. My first tattoo was an anchor & the word pawpaw❤️. I’ve painted & been a photographer since childhood but now, I’m 43, & I decided to start knitting & crocheting because of the amount of time I’m now forced to spend inside from an illness. I’m definitely going to pick this book up & hopefully I’ll be able to recreate some of these things for my future grandchildren.
Awwwww, thank you so very much for sharing. I hope you enjoy your crocheting and knitting and that you find comfort in it. Happy Stitching. ❤️❤️❤️
What a wonderful video! The crochet trimmed pillowcases brought back memories of the ones my Grandmother made years before I was born. They now belong to me and I treasure them. I also have a beautiful granny square blanket that she made. I love to crochet and wish that I would have met her to learn from her and share projects that we made.
Don't forget to sew labels on your completed projects with your name and the year so that those who have the good fortune to receive them will know who handmade them with love. My Husband and I don't have children unfortunately ... but I figured this is legacy to the next generations ... keeping people warm and comfy - one crochet project at a time. Take care and thanks again for the good memories.
Kris K from CT.
Thank you so very much for the kind comments! Your grandmothers sounds like she was a wonderful lady. And what a fantastic idea to add a label! I have never thought to do that before. 😊
This book is a treasure--both of her books actually! I have them and pour over them at least once a month. And I don't think I could use those dishcloths either! You did a beautiful job on those pillowcases. Just lovely! And I agree with the older times too-yes they did have rough times but there are things to romanticize about it as well. Slow living, spending time with people and relationships and making things like food or crafts. I'm glad to see a groundswell of appreciation for crochet and crafting in general, but especially yarn and needlecrafts. What a sweet video. Now I need to make something from that gorgeous book! **I can see the amazing progression of your videos over a few years. You are doing so great!
Yes, love her books so much! They are so inspiring! And I'm so glad you enjoyed this video! 🧶🧶🧶
Lovely projects. Thank you for sharing 😊
You are so welcome! 🧶🧶🧶
Beautiful video,beautiful thoughtfulness!
Thank you so very much! 💛
Happy Thanksgiving! May God bless you this day!
Happy Thanksgiving to you!! 🦃🦃🦃
So beautiful I love it sweetie.God.Bless you.VA.
Thanks so much! I'm so glad you liked the video. 💓💓💓
This was simply a beautiful video Elise. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! 💛💛💛
Such a stunning, peaceful vlog Elise - beautiful narrative xxxxx
Awww! Thank you so very much! 💗💗💗
That was beautiful. I have to tell you though, I’m sure your grandparents felt unsure and afraid, but the good news is they kept going. I remember your precious grandparents. Cherish the memories. 💗
I'm sure they did too. Miss them so much even though they've been gone twenty years. Hoping you're hanging in there. Your dad was an amazing man. ❤
LePetitSaint Crochet I’m putting one foot in front of the other and trying to remember to breathe, to tell you the truth. He is so much a part of me, I quote him every day. His zest of life and humor I will miss the most.
I'm so sorry for you all. Can still hear his voice and that laugh of his!
Awesome video. Thank you.❤
Thank you, Nancy! 💛💛💛
Thank you soon much for posting this it's gave me a whole new perspective that is truly beautiful 😍
You are so very welcome! I'm so glad you liked the video! 💓
😢how beautiful and so true thankyou so much for your inspiration and god bless you from South Wales 🏴 x
Thank you so very much! 💓💓💓
The music and nostalgia in this video was wonderful 😊 you did awesome on this video, the style was perfect. It brought back memories of my own grandmother and her crochet work ❤️
Thank you so very much! I wish I had appreciated my own grandmother's crocheting when she was alive! 💜💜💜
Love your thoughts and beautiful vintage objects. I enjoy vintage objects and try to rescue some of my family objects. My Grandmother's Singer pedal sewing machine, a mahagony small table, chair. I used to crotchet and double knit. My joints hurt so much I had to stop. I am looking forward to a head cap for Stephanie. I know I will have to rest some, but I am going to do my best. I would not use those kitchen towells either. Too sentimental. Keep up the good work Elise. 🤩🙏🏾🦋
Thank you so much, Elia. Your grandmother's sewing machine must be such a treasured object that brings back wonderful memories. I hope that you will be able to make your cap for your daughter, but take those breaks! I can't use the towels!! Lol!! But they look pretty!! 😘😘😘
This is your most beautiful video to date!! I am loving the style and the cinematography is stunning! ☺️☺️
Awww! Thank you so much, Meggie! 😚😚😚
Thank you for making this lovely video I get a lot of comfort from your kind words and hope you and everyone on this channel is keeping safe and staying well!! I send everyone lots of kindness hugs and love from England xxSharon xx
Thank you so very much, Sharon. I'm feeling quite introspective lately and I'm really glad you liked the video. 💗💗💗
Very well said ❤️
Thanks so much! 💜
Love this Elise, yes, things are to be used and not looked at. I only own a very few things that I don't "use". This is a cute video, loved it! I have tatted a few pillowcases, they are my favorite.
I know I need to use them! 🙈🙈🙈 And I love tatting so much! I actually learned how to needle tat years ago but I'm not sure I could remember how! Thanks again for watching, Jersey!
Beautiful video Elise!!
Thank you so very much! I really enjoyed making this one! ❤️❤️❤️
Oh Elyse...that was so beautiful. I smiled so many times in that video. Your relaxing tone, sweet background music and words of comfort were just what I needed today. I am going to have to put that book on my list for sure!
Thanks so very much, Tracey! I really enjoyed making this video and it totally fits my current vibe. That book is one for the library for sure!! ❤️
This was just wonderful!Thank you for sharing 💕
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you liked it! 💗
Absolutely loved this video! ❤️ xx
Thank you so very much! 💗💗💗
This was such a lovely video-I loved the footage and the stories of your past. You've been a huge inspiration to me ever since I started crocheting and making amigurumi a few months ago, thank you so much for your wonderful videos :)
Oh thank you so very much! I really enjoying making this video!! I'm so glad you're enjoying crocheting and making amigurumi! It's so much fun!! 🐻🐻🐻
So so very wonderful Elise, such a calming and beautifully told story. Loved every second. ❤️
Oh thank you so very much, Tess!! That means so much to me! 😘😘😘
Aww lovely
Thank you so very much! 🌸🌸🌸
Oh, my goodness. I seriously need this book, I will look into it💙Congratulations on what looks like a great book!🌸🌸🌸
Thank you so much! You can find the link for the book in the description box! And it really is a wonderful collection of patterns! The author is such a talented lady! ❤️❤️❤️
@@joedge6142 I bought it on Amazon. It’s a great book! I am in the US❤️
Nice Elise, love this new video style very atmospheric. I totally get you with feeling the need to get back to basics, I think anyone who loves to craft of any kind coped much better than most during these past months. Fingers crossed we don't get to do it all over again! ... ps use your dish cloths lol 😘
Thank you, Dawn! Wanted to do something completely different and I hope others like it too! Crafting definitely helps us during stressful times and I also hope we don't have to start all over again! And I'm going to try to use the dish cloths but I ain't promisin' nuthin'! Lol!!! 😂😂😂
@@EliseRoseCrochet 🤣🤣🤣
How do you add crochet borders to your pillows? They're beautiful!
I just added a blanket stitch to the entire border of the pillow case and then crocheted into that! Hope that helps! 💛
Hey Elise! I ordered my copy from ThriftBooks.com today. Can't wait to get started!!!!! :). :)
Oh awesome!! So glad you found it! 💓💓💓
Nice 😍
Thank you so very much!
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In the beginning of your video, it’s too dark and cannot see your crochet projects, it gets a little better lightening but still cannot see your projects. 🤗🥰🧶
So sorry about that! 🧶🧶🧶
I really loved watching your video. love all the books by Agnieszska Strycharska. I have enjoyed making the coasters for my daughter and she asked for more so they must be ok! you can see them on my instagram dee.collins 214
Oh the coasters are gorgeous!!! That is wonderful when someone asks for more! That definitely means they are more than ok!! Would love to see yours! 😘😘😘