Yay! You finished your scarf, it looks great! I made my mom your Sweetheart Reusable Gift Bag for her birthday yesterday, and she absolutely loves it! She thought the hearts were such an adorable touch! Thanks for the great pattern!
The Granny Square Game was so much fun. And, your finished scarf is beautiful---The random look of the yarn patterns is very, very nice. Glamorous, is the word! Thanks also for the lining technique. You make everything so easy & fun, to do!
Aren't you smart to use fleece! Another excellent tutorial, too. Btw, this past several weeks has caught me recommending your videos (again!) to several people. It seems to happen in phases 🙂 A lady at church, a lady at Walmart, a lady at my local thrift store, etc. I am so grateful to God for allowing me to find you, Jayda. You see, I found your channel in 2018 after my health took a nose-dive. Also, my husband was, and still is, very sick. My kids since that time have also had issues. Through it all, the Lord has used you and your channel to teach, help, inspire me, and give me the ability to create in order to bless others make some nice things for myself as well. I really appreciate all the work you put in to making your creations, and Mr. In Stitches work on the tech side. You've both been a blessing to a lot of people. Thank you.
The lining on my scarf turned out great!! I also used two granny squares for pockets (lined) at each end of the scarf. I used jersey fabric for the lining. Thanks for your inspiration on so many projects.
Awesome idea!!! One of my daughters lives in a rural area of Saskatchewan where it's open and windy. It's perfect for her and her kids. Even for us in Ontario. Thank you for sharing!!!
@@JaydaInStitches their temperature is -23C feels like -34C at this moment but their temperatures this pass few weeks have been horribly bone chilling. I can't make scarves and hats fast enough for them, let alone get them there through the mail in a hurry.
What a wonderfully timely video. I wanted to do this to line the inside of a skirt and I appreciate all the tips and fabric suggestions. When I have finished all the granny squares I'm going to try and use t-shirt fabric as you suggested.
For some reason this came up in my recommendations from youtube. SO glad. Subscribing. (The cactus is adorable). Going shopping now for the yarn to make a scarf.
I have to tell you what I did! I was working on this months Calendar blanket and watching videos when I thought, I should check how long it is. It's length was double the width of our king size mattress! 195 rows! 14 feet 7or 8 inches!!!! Husband and I could not stop laughing. I couldn't even be upset, it was just to hilarious! I was tying in balls it make gradient effect. I still had 5 balls left!! I am SOOOOO Glad I checked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL I wish I had taken a photo!
Hi jayda, saw this lining video and had to take look,if I could have seen it before I had to finish addies blanket it would have helped I guessed and wripped back started over on her lining babies don't care or know right or wrong crochet sewing but this grandma learnt from you thank you😁👍.
Thank you for this video! ❤️ I needed to learn how to insert a lining to some projects, like a crochet dress. Even though this is for a scarf, maybe you can make a video for a dress or skirt? Thanks again!
So cool. I'm going to try this on a scarf for a child first. A size to keep them warmer and sometimes they claim a yarn is rough. We'll see how it works but I'm sure it will be perfect 🥰. 😇
Thank you, that was very cool, I am kind of new with crocheting and you are so easy to follow along! I love the idea of the lining! Thank you and have a wonderful day!!
This answers a question that had been in the back of my mind. I've made a few scarves and had been thinking I could line them. Thanks, Jayda! I'll be off to Joanne's in the near future. I've got another few scarves to make, and I'd really like to do this. Ninja edit: There will be a cactus needle holder thingy in this house before nightfall. Mark my words.
@@Anon_85 Annabelle, I just now noticed your comment. I didn't mean to slight you. Well, it turned out and it didn't, but that's my fault. I was going for the green yarn, like a normal person would, then saw a small ball of multi-colored yarn that I'd had left over from another project. I thought it would be fun, so I used that. Of course, it doesn't look like a cactus at all, as one might imagine. I made it, but I don't know what it is. It's a thing of some sort. lol
Oh my goodness. I never thought of lining the scarves I make. I'm so excited about doing this! You always teach a simple way to make a project extra special. Thank you! 🥰
Hi! If you're very experienced with your sewing machine, certainly. But the yarn will want to catch in the feed dogs, so I recommend sewing, VERY SLOWLY with the crochet on top and the lining underneath. Use your longest stitch setting :)
Yes, don't attach it at the bottom edge, only the top edge and along the inside of the front openings. This means it can move more freely when you wash it down the road in the yarn stretches or shrinks, because the lining won't. 😊
@@sisselsworld If you go to the cactus tutorial, you'll see she has a clamshell needle holder, but there's no mention of a tutorial and/or link to that project. Being that this lining video is her most recent upload, as opposed to the 2014 cactus video, there's a chance Jayda might not see my comment if I were to have asked on that one. I have a much better chance of her seeing it here in this vid...
Hi! Only if you're very experienced with your machine. Crochet side facing up, otherwise it will catch in the feed dogs. Use your longest stitch setting :)
Hi! It was made with the granny squares we made playing our Granny Square Game! If you want to find out what that is, check it out here: th-cam.com/video/kaWTn1eu6H0/w-d-xo.html
Hi Jayda! I’ve been loving your channel for years ❤️ this year I’ve decided to make a temperature blanket but do you record the hi or the lo temperatures? Or do you average them out? Also, my family and I travel a lot for work, should I track the weather for the places we go or stick to the temperature for home? I’d love to hear your opinion 😊🥰 thank you and your husband for your hard work in producing these videos! 💖💖💖💖
@@lynnvanzo thank you! I’ve been wanting to make one and I remembered the other day that it’s a new year lol! I think I’ll use the average as well 😃 are you making one for THIS year?
Hi! The year we made one, I used the high of each day and recorded it in my daily agenda, in case I couldn't get to crochet that day :) I used the temperature from the same place too ...but different places would be neat! It might vary quite a bit, making for a very pretty blanket!
If I wanted to add a jersey material (t-shirt) as a lining to the inside of a crochet shawl (wide enough to cover shoulders and upper back...18"???), should I tack the material down throughout the middle of the shawl, like quilting or just stitch around the edge only and leave the entire middle unattached? A friend of mine is making the crochet shawl for me and I was going to add the lining to help protect and make it sturdier for everyday use.
Hi Paula, jersey isn't going to shrink, but a larger lining will want to move around a little. I recommend you go with your idea to tack it here and there (like quilting) across the middle just to keep it from shifting around 💗
I was asking myself this, i would keep the yarn side on top so it didn't catch in the feed dogs making my machine extra fuzzy. She also mentioned she kept her stitch length long because both pieces are thick, so that would be something to play with also, its definitely something that can work though.
Hello I asked the same question I am a seamstress. But I was wondering the same thing and I asked the same question. Can you sew it on the floor machine I'm going to give it a try and see how it turn out. I enjoy listen and looking at the show is so enlightening Deborah Herron Clark
Hello I had made a quilt for a bed I crochet some roses sunflower and I wanted to put fleece on the bottom so I sold it on the sewing machine with heavy duty thread like will to thread and did a blanket stitch a loose Stitch it turned out nice. But you have to have the feed dog varaluz and a very big needle or a large needle like a leather needle so it won't get stuck in the feed dog. Whenever I figure out how to show it if it's okay with the lady of the show I would show it if I know how I don't know how to do that
Hi Terry, any yarn you like really, it depends on what the project is going to be. If you are making a scarf that will get a lot of wear, cotton, nicely wound acrylics, they're great (wool too if you can stand it). For blankets, cottons, acrylics, blends, anything that washes easily etc. :)
Jayda, seeing that you're using fleece and fleece doesn't fray, you could just cut the fleece a quarter inch smaller than your scarf and stitch it to the scarf without all the extra bulk that turning fleece under causes.
Hi! Only if you're very experienced with your machine. Crochet side facing up, otherwise it will catch in the feed dogs. Use your longest stitch setting :)
Hi Mary! If you are a very experienced machine sewer, certainly. But sew very SLOWLY with the crochet on top, otherwise it will catch in the feed dogs :)
I’m not a sewer and can’t sew with a needle and thread to save my life....do you have a tutorial on how to do this but using yarn and a crochet needle or hook??
Hi! If you're new to sewing (or don't fancy yourself very good yet) then this is a great tutorial to learn on! Polar fleece is very forgiving and your stitches don't have to be neat. It's the most basic stewing stitch too, the running or straight stitch. I recommend giving it a try, it's a great project to practice on :)
If you're interested in sewing - you might like to take a look at The Sewing Room Channel, My Sewing Room, or The Missouri Star Quilt Company. These 3 channels have lots of tutorials with great tips and tricks for beginners as well as the more experienced sewers.
Can you show us how to make a peanut butter and jelly toast? There’s two videos on TH-cam but she dosent show us how to make them. Just shows us the video and pattern. I can’t read patterns 🤣 I would appreciate thanks!!!
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I came for the lining tutorial and now I neeeeeed to make the cactus!!
Same here 😂
Yes!
Does jayda have the cactus video?
lol IKR awesome
Same!
Yay! You finished your scarf, it looks great! I made my mom your Sweetheart Reusable Gift Bag for her birthday yesterday, and she absolutely loves it! She thought the hearts were such an adorable touch! Thanks for the great pattern!
That's wonderful! 😁 💗
The Granny Square Game was so much fun. And, your finished scarf is beautiful---The random look of the yarn patterns is very, very nice. Glamorous, is the word! Thanks also for the lining technique. You make everything so easy & fun, to do!
Thank you so much for watching Vicki!
I am happy that I can sew this by hand THANK YOU!!!
You’re so welcome, have fun! 😊
I am so glad you picked the Dark Blue, it looks amazing. I have never lined a project before.
I love how it looks!
Aren't you smart to use fleece! Another excellent tutorial, too.
Btw, this past several weeks has caught me recommending your videos (again!) to several people. It seems to happen in phases 🙂 A lady at church, a lady at Walmart, a lady at my local thrift store, etc.
I am so grateful to God for allowing me to find you, Jayda. You see, I found your channel in 2018 after my health took a nose-dive. Also, my husband was, and still is, very sick. My kids since that time have also had issues. Through it all, the Lord has used you and your channel to teach, help, inspire me, and give me the ability to create in order to bless others make some nice things for myself as well. I really appreciate all the work you put in to making your creations, and Mr. In Stitches work on the tech side. You've both been a blessing to a lot of people. Thank you.
Thank you so much! We hope you and your family get healthier and happier with each passing day :)
Wonderful idea Jayda. This is a good idea to line a tote bag too.
I've learned so much from your tutorials when I started crocheting.
Thank you for watching Feroza!
Very interesting...I never thought of lining a scarf that I had crocheted. I may need to try this!
I am incredibly happy about this.....I was searching the internet for this very thing!!!
You ALWAYS come through!!
:D Great Minds think alike ;)
The lining on my scarf turned out great!! I also used two granny squares for pockets (lined) at each end of the scarf. I used jersey fabric for the lining. Thanks for your inspiration on so many projects.
Fantastic!
This is a great idea. It definitely makes it warmer. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching Kathy :)
Awesome idea!!!
One of my daughters lives in a rural area of Saskatchewan where it's open and windy.
It's perfect for her and her kids.
Even for us in Ontario.
Thank you for sharing!!!
Agreed! Those winds can get PRETTY icy!
@@JaydaInStitches their temperature is -23C feels like -34C at this moment but their temperatures this pass few weeks have been horribly bone chilling.
I can't make scarves and hats fast enough for them, let alone get them there through the mail in a hurry.
Your scarf came out to be beautiful! Thank you for showing this technique!
Thank you for watching! 😊
That looks so cozy! I want to line everything now.
Why did I never think of this?!? Very cozy and warm. 👍👍
Thank you for this and yes I love the Cactus pin cushion, adorable!!!🥰🧶😊
Thank you for watching Karla!
Great idea. If you stay stich the seams and iron the fabric it will go easier. I'm going to. Ty for the idea.
What a wonderfully timely video. I wanted to do this to line the inside of a skirt and I appreciate all the tips and fabric suggestions. When I have finished all the granny squares I'm going to try and use t-shirt fabric as you suggested.
We're so glad it was helpful!
Your scarf looks lovely and cosy Jayda 😊Amanda 🧣
Thank you Amanda :)
Thoroughly enjoyed this tutorial.
Hi Mary! We're so glad!
Thank you so much ❤️ I love watching your videos
Thank you for watching 😊
You should do sewing tutorials too, you made it simple and fun! 🧶🤗🐞🥰🧶
If we had the time, we totally would! I love sewing so much!
Thank you love all your tutorials
Thank you for watching!
Wowww! Thank U Soo Much for Sharing ur knowledge!
Very beautiful crochet pattern,thanks for sharing it my dear friend 👍🌸💐
Thank you so much for watching 😊
Omg that looks so warm!
What a great tutorial Jayda 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 you are an excellent teacher 😊
Thank you so much 😊
Wow!!! Lovely scarf!🧣I love this technique. Combining different fabric materials and two crafts I adore. Thank you again for your creativity. 🥰
Thank you Su! 😊
Thank you for your help. I received a nice wide long scarf, but it's wool, so a soft lining will be nice.
Yes! That will definitely make it less itchy!
so snuggely looking omg great idea and so pretty!
Thank you! 😊
For some reason this came up in my recommendations from youtube. SO glad. Subscribing. (The cactus is adorable). Going shopping now for the yarn to make a scarf.
Welcome!! Thank you for subscribing :)
Thanks Jayda. Really appreciate this!!
You're so welcome!
Be sure and join the Facebook group I started Jayda InStitches Fan Group. We currently have 5.5 thousand members.
I'd LOVE to line a hat that I loom knitted..
Thanks for sharing.
I have to tell you what I did!
I was working on this months Calendar blanket and watching videos when I thought, I should check how long it is. It's length was double the width of our king size mattress! 195 rows! 14 feet 7or 8 inches!!!!
Husband and I could not stop laughing. I couldn't even be upset, it was just to hilarious!
I was tying in balls it make gradient effect. I still had 5 balls left!!
I am SOOOOO Glad I checked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL
I wish I had taken a photo!
LOL! Ohmygosh! Talk about being in the zone :D
Hi jayda, saw this lining video and had to take look,if I could have seen it before I had to finish addies blanket it would have helped I guessed and wripped back started over on her lining babies don't care or know right or wrong crochet sewing but this grandma learnt from you thank you😁👍.
Hi Tammy! You're right, babies don't see mistakes, only love 💗
Veramente una bellissima idea, come sempre sei geniale, mi piacciono le tue idee un saluto da Firenze Italy
Thank you I am new to this and you made it so simple for me to follow thanks again.
Thank you for watching Pamela 😊
I love the tutorial👏🏽👏🏽. At first I thought it was velvet. And of course we need to make the cactus pin cushion🤗🤗
Hi Wendelyn! Thank you! 🤗
Very unique .Thanks dear.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for sharing, this is good to know.
Hello jayda perfect video.👧👏💖💟
Thank you 🤗
Thank you for the tutorial!!
Thank you for watching 😊
Thank you for this video! ❤️ I needed to learn how to insert a lining to some projects, like a crochet dress. Even though this is for a scarf, maybe you can make a video for a dress or skirt? Thanks again!
Thank you for the suggestion Vina :)
Thanks for the video jayda🌞 I wanted to watch the video to see how so I can do that to put extra filter protection on my masks
Thanks it looks great
Thank you for watching Brian!
So cool. I'm going to try this on a scarf for a child first. A size to keep them warmer and sometimes they claim a yarn is rough. We'll see how it works but I'm sure it will be perfect 🥰. 😇
I love this
Thank you, that was very cool, I am kind of new with crocheting and you are so easy to follow along!
I love the idea of the lining!
Thank you and have a wonderful day!!
Thank you for watching! 😊
This answers a question that had been in the back of my mind. I've made a few scarves and had been thinking I could line them. Thanks, Jayda! I'll be off to Joanne's in the near future. I've got another few scarves to make, and I'd really like to do this.
Ninja edit: There will be a cactus needle holder thingy in this house before nightfall. Mark my words.
* giggle * Or 3... ;)
@@Anon_85 Annabelle, I just now noticed your comment. I didn't mean to slight you. Well, it turned out and it didn't, but that's my fault. I was going for the green yarn, like a normal person would, then saw a small ball of multi-colored yarn that I'd had left over from another project. I thought it would be fun, so I used that. Of course, it doesn't look like a cactus at all, as one might imagine. I made it, but I don't know what it is. It's a thing of some sort. lol
This is very interesting!! I cannot find any tutorials on how to sew a fabric lining or maybe satin to a crochet baby dress. Thanks Jayda!
Hi Sabrina, we're glad it was helpful!
I would love it, if you showed how you can use it to refine an already finished hat. Thank you for this tutorial 😘
Go to fiber flux channel. She has a tutorial for putting fleece in a finished hat.
@@luwandaartrelle4250 thank you 😘
You're welcome Simona 😇
Oh my goodness. I never thought of lining the scarves I make. I'm so excited about doing this! You always teach a simple way to make a project extra special. Thank you! 🥰
You are so welcome Gina!
Thank you,you are such a joy to watch love your video's that is such a good idea thanks
Thank you so much for watching!
Hi can you sew that on the sewing machine? Do the blanket stitch on the sewing machine what do you think?
Hi! If you're very experienced with your sewing machine, certainly. But the yarn will want to catch in the feed dogs, so I recommend sewing, VERY SLOWLY with the crochet on top and the lining underneath. Use your longest stitch setting :)
Thank you love this. I have been wanting to learn this. 🙂
You’re welcome 😊
Oh my goodness Thank you!!! I needed a video like this to line my wintee crochet hats 🥰👏❣🥳🧘♀️
We're glad it was helpful!
You looks adorable & so very cozy! 😍🤗
Thank you Chelle, it really is!! 😊
Beautiful, thanks, great idea 💡 next project 😄 have a great weekend 😊
Thank you Gloria! 😊
Such a beautiful video, so simple and easy to follow as always ❤ ♥ 💕 💖
Thank you so much Vima 😊
i want to line a knit cardigan but i'm gonna make it a button-up... does anyone have advice on this?
Yes, don't attach it at the bottom edge, only the top edge and along the inside of the front openings. This means it can move more freely when you wash it down the road in the yarn stretches or shrinks, because the lining won't. 😊
I have to line my project bag I made with my granny square game. Should I use fleece as well?
Hi Lynn, certainly! It's sturdy and nothing will slip through :) No need to finish seam edges either :D
Do you have a tutorial for your clamshell needle holder too? ❤️
It’s a cactus. And it says on the screen the tutorial for it is in the description box.
@@sisselsworld
If you go to the cactus tutorial, you'll see she has a clamshell needle holder, but there's no mention of a tutorial and/or link to that project. Being that this lining video is her most recent upload, as opposed to the 2014 cactus video, there's a chance Jayda might not see my comment if I were to have asked on that one. I have a much better chance of her seeing it here in this vid...
Not yet! Thank you for the suggestion :)
Love this video ❤️thank you for showing us how to do this 👍🏼 your scarf turned out great 👍🏼
Stay safe and healthy 🥰
✌🏼out for now 🤣
Hi June you too!
SO PRETTY!! TY!!@ 💋😊🌺🦎💖
Very nice
Thank you for watching 😊
Thank you
Thank you so much, this is a great idea!
Thank you for watching!
Hi Jayda
Wow
Beautiful dear
Thank you so much 😊
Thanks for sharing 🙋♀️
Thanks for watching!
What about lining a whole blanket?
Hi Damita, same process :)
Thank you for sharing how to do this and the best backing to use. 💕 NonnaGrace
Hi Nonna! We're glad it was helpful!
Very good..
My dream would be if you added sewing videos to your channel. . .
Thank you so much Dana...honestly me too! (plus, it would give me an excise to work through my ridiculous fabric stash LOL)
It's beautiful could this be done on a soy machine Thank you
Sewing machine
Hi! Only if you're very experienced with your machine. Crochet side facing up, otherwise it will catch in the feed dogs. Use your longest stitch setting :)
Oh that is very attractive
Do you have a tutorial for the granny scarf on your neck???
Hi! It was made with the granny squares we made playing our Granny Square Game! If you want to find out what that is, check it out here: th-cam.com/video/kaWTn1eu6H0/w-d-xo.html
Would you be able to do the same with a crocheted blanket?
Yes
Good golly I voted light blue but I LOVE it with the dark blue! I was wrong about my choice lol 😆
Honestly, I think they all would have been really pretty!
Hi Jayda! I’ve been loving your channel for years ❤️ this year I’ve decided to make a temperature blanket but do you record the hi or the lo temperatures? Or do you average them out? Also, my family and I travel a lot for work, should I track the weather for the places we go or stick to the temperature for home? I’d love to hear your opinion 😊🥰 thank you and your husband for your hard work in producing these videos! 💖💖💖💖
I decided to use the Average temperature for mine but they say you can pick whatever you want!
@@lynnvanzo thank you! I’ve been wanting to make one and I remembered the other day that it’s a new year lol! I think I’ll use the average as well 😃 are you making one for THIS year?
Hi! The year we made one, I used the high of each day and recorded it in my daily agenda, in case I couldn't get to crochet that day :) I used the temperature from the same place too ...but different places would be neat! It might vary quite a bit, making for a very pretty blanket!
@@JaydaInStitches yes! Thank you so much! Have a great day guys!! ❤️❤️❤️
If I wanted to add a jersey material (t-shirt) as a lining to the inside of a crochet shawl (wide enough to cover shoulders and upper back...18"???), should I tack the material down throughout the middle of the shawl, like quilting or just stitch around the edge only and leave the entire middle unattached? A friend of mine is making the crochet shawl for me and I was going to add the lining to help protect and make it sturdier for everyday use.
Hi Paula, jersey isn't going to shrink, but a larger lining will want to move around a little. I recommend you go with your idea to tack it here and there (like quilting) across the middle just to keep it from shifting around 💗
Would you be able to machine sew this as well?
I was asking myself this, i would keep the yarn side on top so it didn't catch in the feed dogs making my machine extra fuzzy. She also mentioned she kept her stitch length long because both pieces are thick, so that would be something to play with also, its definitely something that can work though.
Hello I asked the same question I am a seamstress. But I was wondering the same thing and I asked the same question. Can you sew it on the floor machine I'm going to give it a try and see how it turn out. I enjoy listen and looking at the show is so enlightening Deborah Herron Clark
Hello I had made a quilt for a bed I crochet some roses sunflower and I wanted to put fleece on the bottom so I sold it on the sewing machine with heavy duty thread like will to thread and did a blanket stitch a loose Stitch it turned out nice. But you have to have the feed dog varaluz and a very big needle or a large needle like a leather needle so it won't get stuck in the feed dog. Whenever I figure out how to show it if it's okay with the lady of the show I would show it if I know how I don't know how to do that
What is the best yarn to use for a granny square? One that doesn't look like it is fussy after a while
Hi Terry, any yarn you like really, it depends on what the project is going to be. If you are making a scarf that will get a lot of wear, cotton, nicely wound acrylics, they're great (wool too if you can stand it). For blankets, cottons, acrylics, blends, anything that washes easily etc. :)
Do you need to make adjustments for the stretch of the fleece? Or does that not matter??
Hi Michell, I would say no as fleece isn't terribly stretchy (just enough to make it easy to work with!)
Jayda, seeing that you're using fleece and fleece doesn't fray, you could just cut the fleece a quarter inch smaller than your scarf and stitch it to the scarf without all the extra bulk that turning fleece under causes.
Hi! You can, certainly! I just don't like the feel of the cut edge of the fleece :)
@@JaydaInStitches Well that makes sense, I wonder if washing the fleece and using a softener before you stitch it onto the scarf, would help?
Do you do any Tapestry Crochet?
Hi Tracy, I've dabbled ;) No tutorials on that yet :)
I have lined my granny scarf with a hood because there are so many holes it the granny stich and the wind go thru it so put fabric in to block wind
Are you be able to use a sewing machine? Thank you for your videos!
Hi! Only if you're very experienced with your machine. Crochet side facing up, otherwise it will catch in the feed dogs. Use your longest stitch setting :)
U r my favorite 💓
Thank you so much 😀
Nice 😍
Would this work as well if we use a sewing machine?
Hi Mary! If you are a very experienced machine sewer, certainly. But sew very SLOWLY with the crochet on top, otherwise it will catch in the feed dogs :)
👍 👍
It’s my new channel you’re watching
I’m not a sewer and can’t sew with a needle and thread to save my life....do you have a tutorial on how to do this but using yarn and a crochet needle or hook??
Hi! If you're new to sewing (or don't fancy yourself very good yet) then this is a great tutorial to learn on! Polar fleece is very forgiving and your stitches don't have to be neat. It's the most basic stewing stitch too, the running or straight stitch. I recommend giving it a try, it's a great project to practice on :)
Can you do more sewing videos?
If you're interested in sewing - you might like to take a look at The Sewing Room Channel, My Sewing Room, or The Missouri Star Quilt Company. These 3 channels have lots of tutorials with great tips and tricks for beginners as well as the more experienced sewers.
We could do this on a balnket too, right?
Absolutely :)
@@JaydaInStitches would it need rows of stitches on the inner part of the blanket. Sort of like a quilt. Can you do this on a sewing machine?
Can you show us how to make a peanut butter and jelly toast? There’s two videos on TH-cam but she dosent show us how to make them. Just shows us the video and pattern. I can’t read patterns 🤣 I would appreciate thanks!!!
Can I do this procedure with a sewing machine?
Hi! If you are a very experienced machine sewer, certainly. But sew very SLOWLY with the crochet on top, otherwise it will catch in the feed dogs :)
i'll admit i was a tiny bit nervous about the granny square game and how this would turn out in the end..but omg, its amazing! i love it!
Fun, functional...and pretty! :D