Great, thanks. So much easier with these videos vs. just reading about the pattern. I am making a comfort blanket for a young relative recently diagnosed with cancer.
I am. 63 years old and I am so glad to see an old hobby like. this come alive as. it has for years people. that saw me would. look. at me and. ask what I was doing and Waugh to learn now people are. doing and it is. showing up in main stream that is. great
Thank you so much for a lovely clear instruction on the V stitch. I haven't crocheted in many years and thought that this would be a lovely stitch to start with. Much appreciated.
This is the second tutorial from you that I have tried I am almost finished with the waffle stitch throw. I can hardly wait to begin the v stitch. Thanks for making crocheting fun again your a great teacher.
Great tutorial! I love the V Stitch! I just gave my Mom an Afghan I made her for her 90th birthday using this stitch! I love the rainbow colors. Maybe I'll make this for my grandson due in July. Thanks again!
Hi Thea, thank you for your lovely comment and feedback! I'll bet your Mum loved her blanket, Happy Birthday to her too! I love this stitch, so easy but build nice and fast. Rebekah
You do such a great job showing how to make the different stitches. I am going to try this "v" stitch with some blue yarns (different shades) and white. I think it will be a pretty afghan.
After making blankets for other people, I felt that it was now my turn to make one for my family! I was fishing around for a new fun pattern and I'm so glad that I stubbled upon yours. The blanket you made is really pretty and thanks so much for being such a good teacher ;)
super duper awesome tutorial, great explanations and demonstration. I have been crocheting for a while but never learned any further than using the simplest basic stitches and this has helped me to feel like i can finally begin to branch out into new patterns
To finish this blanket, once I'd completed my last row of V stitches, I fasten off and then sew in my ends. As for a border, if you're looking for something simple but pretty, maybe try my 'Easiest border ever - simple frills'. Hope this helps. Rebekah
I absolutely love this stitch!! I'm using a size 8mm hook and bulky baby yarn to make another baby blanket that my daughter will be donating to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia as a "give back" for saving my grandson EJ who has Hypo-plastic Left Heart Syndrome. EJ is now 2 yrs old and a typical 2 yr old little boy. Thank You for creating a wonderful tutorial.
Hi. I'm from SA. I've just subscribed. I have followed the tutorial on how to do the V-Stitch and how to do the scarf. I do seem to get the hang of the stitch and I like it because I find that it's the easiest stitch for me to do. I've tried a few other stitches and I struggle a lot, but I am very determined that I'll eventually get the hang of those also, but for now, I'll stick to the V-Stitch. I will finish the scarf for now, but my dream goal is a nice big blanket :-) - it will take me very long though. In 2014 I became very seriously ill and was in hospital for 1 year which after I was left paralyzed from my shoulders down to the tip of my toes and I was told that I'll never walk again.......well, I just didn't accept that and I believed and trusted God that I will walk again. After 1 year I gave my first tiny step with a walking frame and from there it became better and better. Dr's were amazed to see that I've started walking again, let alone the fact that I was still alive......that is another miracle, because according to what I went through and how many times my family was told that I only had a 3% chance of living and a few times that I'm no longer there. My hands in the meantime started contracting in a claw like position and still are like that, even after 2 operations to straighten my fingers. It is now 3 years and 3 months that I am walking. Only 2 months ago I got a walking stick (I've upgraded from the wheelchair...to the walking frame...to the walking stick) I have chronic acute pain all over my body and also my hand that is in the claw like position is very painful. So for me everyday tasks are very challenging, but I won't give up. I can walk a little bit without the walking stick, but I have to be careful. So, now you have a little bit of a background of me and I wanted to explain why I find the V-Stitch easier. My fingers can't manage the other stitches very well, but I will for sure try until I do get the hang of it. Thank you for your tutorial on how to make a scarf and how to do the V-Stitch. I am exited though to start with the blanket, but I first have to practice a little more:-) Good day to you further Regards Beatrix (Rika)
+Beatrix Schutte Hi Beatrix. I'm so sorry to read about all of your health troubles... I truly hope that you can continue with your crochet. It must be very hard for you if you're in a lot of pain all the time. Something that may be a good one for you if you wanted to try a blanket would be my super chunky ridged blanket tutorial, it is really simple but because you use super chunky yarn, it builds really quickly. 💗 I hope you have a good day. Take care 🌸 Rebekah
Hallo Rebekah.Thank you for replying on my message :-)I have watched the tutorial on how to make a easy and fast super chunky blanket. it looks very easy and I will for sure try it, thank you.Enjoy your day.Beatrix
Hello Rebeca! Thank you for this tutorial, you made it Super Easy to follow. I will share your crocheting items to my daughter, I know she will love it also. Thanks again..
hi wow this is gorgeous and so easy I have started a blanket today with this stitch it is so easy and looks amazing, you made this so easy to follow thank you.
Just happen to see this tutorial while looking for a stitch to do and I love it...just finished my first row - changed color and on to the 2nd row. Thank you so much for doing what you do! Jamie Renee~ (aka Ishka Bibble) xx
Excellent tutorial. Very easy to understand. Do you have a video on how to to this stitch in a border, especially how you do the corners? I'm a beginning and would love this example as well.
Hi I like how you explain how to do this lovely blanket . Please would you be able to show third chain when you get to end of row as not sure if it's the one right at top or count 3.
I really like your video. Because I'm focus on crochet myself especially blankets and scarfs. Can you do scarf too and show me how to do it I thank you so much. So wonderful and beautiful, and show more scarves and blankets, and hats too. Oh I'm new on here too
Rebeca.. Thank you for a very clear and easy to follow tutorial.. I live the baby blanket you made..?The bright colors make me happy. I am planning a much larger V-Stitch blanket for my grandson’s dorm room. I’ll be using Lion Brand’s Wool-ease.. Have not decided on the yarn weight yet.
105 + 5 allows for the turning chain on both ends? Also, for the V-Stitches, do you need and even, odd,or certain number or multiples to make sure you have enough chains for the Vs and skipped stitches?
Hi I've followed your video tonight to start a simple baby blanket. It's a great explanation & I loved the info about a multiple of 3 plus 5 chain for sizing your project.. I'm just wondering if you did a border on your blanket & if so which stitch you used. Will be looking at your other videos in due course.
howdy! i just wanted to give you a BIG "THANK YOU" for this confidence building video! I've only just recently started to teach myself how to crochet and I've never ventured outside of a single crochet stitch (don't know any of the terms so i can't say which one) i haven't ventured outside of making blankets out of starter chains basically:-). ive wanted to make something that looked more intricate then a pot holder, but found most patterns mind boggling and intimidating. however, I'm quite proud to tell you I'm working on a scarf in your pattern and im 6 rows in! (i like a wide scarf so i doubled your pattern and went with 36+5 stitches )i found an ombre in fall colors to give myself PLENTY of time to complete (this being summer time currently;-) although this is such a fast stitch, i don't think I'll need it all. .
Hi, brilliant and easy tutorial as I usually knit and am starting to learn crocheting, would love to see the scarf tutorial of this if possible please :)
One of the best tutorials on youtube, great video and audio quality, we can clearly see how are u working, just awesome, subscribed and can't wait till i work on more of your tutorials ❤
Hi, never crochet before and you make this video look so easy. I was wondering what size hook to use as you don't say and how much yarn would I need for 4 colours from a pram size . Thank you
Hi, thanks for the video, I have almost finished my first ever scarf thanks to you. However, I'm not sure how to finish off the last row and tie ends together. Do you have another video that shows how to do this? Thanks
Hi there, thank you for your feedback. I don't currently have a video on how to do that... But if you've made an infinity scarf, once you've done your last row just fasten off and then sew in your ends. Lie the scarf down flat in front of you and fold one half over the other so that the short edges line up with one another, attach another piece of yarn in the top right corner and then slip stitch through the two closest back loops that line up together, do that all the way along until you reach your last stitch and fasten off and sew in as normal. I hope this helps, but I will do a tutorial for it as soon as I can. Apologies for not having one ready for you! Rebekah.
Hi Rebekah, thank you for taking the time to reply, I really appreciate it. I may sound stupid however this is my first crocheting project ever so I don't know how to fasten off and sew in. I really am a beginner. Another tut would be fantastic thanks, I will keep an eye out. Until then I'll find someone to show me. Thanks again. Once again I'm stoked that this will be my first ever finished project. I don't instagram so will post here.
Hi Vikki, I have to admit, I've not got around to finishing this blanket yet! However, I tend to make sure my baby blankets are at least 45" length... Just keep measuring or go by eye until you feel it's long enough for whatever you want to use it for, car seat / moses basket/ pram etc. Congratulations on your impending arrival too! Rebekah
Hello, I really do prefer to change colour using the magic knot. I wonder if you’ve used that method and what your thoughts are? No ends to worry about and so secure. I am doing the magic knot in this v stitch blanket ( adult size) would you agree with that ? Thank you.
Ive followed this tutorial, its my first ever crochet. Although i like what im doing, it looks nothing like its supposed to, i dont know where ive gone wrong xx
Beautiful blanket!! Love this stitch, if using a corrugated yarn how many would I chain at the end to start a new row? I'm quite new to crochet. Thank you so much for your tutorials.
I love this stitch however I had to restart several times because I was unhappy with the gauge! I think you are a wonderful educator!!!! I have a question on the BEAN stitch: or puff. I am not a huge fan. Can I reduce the six yarn overs to four to get a flatter surface? I think I can. I also want make a spiral blanket. The lady who teaches that is incredible talented but I cannot understand her and get very confused. Oana I think is her name. She is so very sweet too but I cannot follow her nor can I follow another lady Pink something she had a tv show in the USA. I have years and years of yarn and am determined to do as much as I can every day! I was until a family emergency and I did nothing for eight months that I was away! Now I am back and at it! Thank you for all your lovely tutorials!
Great, thanks. So much easier with these videos vs. just reading about the pattern. I am making a comfort blanket for a young relative recently diagnosed with cancer.
What a lovely thing to do ❤️
@@BlossomCrochet I am also finding it comforting for me as I crochet, an unexpected bonus.:)
I am. 63 years old and I am so glad to see an old hobby like. this come alive as. it has for years people. that saw me would. look. at me and. ask what I was doing and Waugh to learn now people are. doing and it is. showing up in main stream that is. great
You have really calming voice to listen to very clear but not rushing either. Definitely be looking through see what else I can learn.
Not only are you a through instructor, I find your voice soothing. Thank you :)
thorough :) You explain the stitch well.
I agree I was just thinking exactly the same thing.. Thank you for the tutorial 💗 so soothing
I loved this pattern and decided to do it for my cousin’s first baby, thanks for the tutorial 👍
I’ve looked at a couple of other V-Stitch tutorials, and yours is the one I actually follow... It’s easy, and looks great,
i really like this V stitch and it makes for a beautiful blanket or scarf. thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for a lovely clear instruction on the V stitch. I haven't crocheted in many years and thought that this would be a lovely stitch to start with. Much appreciated.
Thank you! I will be using this stitch for a baby boy's blanket. Your tutorial was colourful and easy to follow.
I'm attempting this on a train journey to Scotland next week....never crocheted before...wish me luck! Lol xxx
Hope it went well for you 👍
How did it go?
good luck u can do this. my Mom taught me and im left handed. it is easy. Good Luck.
I can’t do anything she is doing it keeps making me restart
@@shaynawilliams9383 theres videos for this and u can go slow so no worries. just type in easy crochet beginners.
Fabulous tutorial!!!!!!! so easy to listen to from an absolute beginner..... Thank you my first V stitch .....I m hooked on crochet!!!!
Deborah Thompson how’s it going so far?
This is the second tutorial from you that I have tried I am almost finished with the waffle stitch throw. I can hardly wait to begin the v stitch. Thanks for making crocheting fun again your a great teacher.
That's great Jean! Thank you so much for your lovely feedback too. Rebekah
Thank you Rebecca, I am going to try this V Stitch for a friend's baby boy that is due soon. Tracey
Your videos are the easiest to learn from. I just learned the v stitch and it is so easy. 😊
Thanks Dawn, that's wonderful!
Great tutorial! I love the V Stitch! I just gave my Mom an Afghan I made her for her 90th birthday using this stitch! I love the rainbow colors. Maybe I'll make this for my grandson due in July. Thanks again!
Hi Thea, thank you for your lovely comment and feedback! I'll bet your Mum loved her blanket, Happy Birthday to her too! I love this stitch, so easy but build nice and fast. Rebekah
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You make it look so easy to add another colour, can't wait to try it
You do such a great job showing how to make the different stitches. I am going to try this "v" stitch with some blue yarns (different shades) and white. I think it will be a pretty afghan.
+Anne Dunivan That sounds lovely! Those colours will work up beautifully 😊
Hi there..rose from new Zealand here! Fantastic videos..love to learn new stitches and patterns 😁🥰
Thanks so much Rose!
So easy to follow for an absolute beginner like me. Thanks so much.
Loved the video, easy to understand and listen to. Look forward to your next tutorial
After making blankets for other people, I felt that it was now my turn to make one for my family! I was fishing around for a new fun pattern and I'm so glad that I stubbled upon yours. The blanket you made is really pretty and thanks so much for being such a good teacher ;)
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super duper awesome tutorial, great explanations and demonstration. I have been crocheting for a while but never learned any further than using the simplest basic stitches and this has helped me to feel like i can finally begin to branch out into new patterns
I love doing the v stitch it's one of my favorite stitches to like you said goes quickly and it does look really nice when your done
Love your videos still doing tulip stitch blanket that is beautiful thanks to you but this is my next new stitch to learn
Yes my favourite so far. Please can you show how to finish the blanket and an example of appropriate edging. Thanks a million.
To finish this blanket, once I'd completed my last row of V stitches, I fasten off and then sew in my ends. As for a border, if you're looking for something simple but pretty, maybe try my 'Easiest border ever - simple frills'. Hope this helps. Rebekah
I love watching you crochet thank you for the lessons.
Love it! A simple yet pretty pattern, taught wonderfully. Might make my nephew the scarf he's been asking for using this!
Thank you Lou! If you have Instagram, tag me if you make something! ❤️ @blossom_crochetuk
I absolutely love this stitch!! I'm using a size 8mm hook and bulky baby yarn to make another baby blanket that my daughter will be donating to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia as a "give back" for saving my grandson EJ who has Hypo-plastic Left Heart Syndrome. EJ is now 2 yrs old and a typical 2 yr old little boy. Thank You for creating a wonderful tutorial.
Hi Judi, what a lovely thing to do! So wonderful to hear that your grandson is doing so well.
Beautiful baby blanket, thank you,for the tutorials .
Very good advise of using a size bigger hook whith your starting chain! Thanks for the reminder :))
I'm new to crochet I think I can manage this, u explain it really well for a beginner x
Hi. I'm from SA. I've just subscribed. I have followed the tutorial on how to do the V-Stitch and how to do the scarf. I do seem to get the hang of the stitch and I like it because I find that it's the easiest stitch for me to do. I've tried a few other stitches and I struggle a lot, but I am very determined that I'll eventually get the hang of those also, but for now, I'll stick to the V-Stitch. I will finish the scarf for now, but my dream goal is a nice big blanket :-) - it will take me very long though.
In 2014 I became very seriously ill and was in hospital for 1 year which after I was left paralyzed from my shoulders down to the tip of my toes and I was told that I'll never walk again.......well, I just didn't accept that and I believed and trusted God that I will walk again.
After 1 year I gave my first tiny step with a walking frame and from there it became better and better. Dr's were amazed to see that I've started walking again, let alone the fact that I was still alive......that is another miracle, because according to what I went through and how many times my family was told that I only had a 3% chance of living and a few times that I'm no longer there.
My hands in the meantime started contracting in a claw like position and still are like that, even after 2 operations to straighten my fingers.
It is now 3 years and 3 months that I am walking. Only 2 months ago I got a walking stick (I've upgraded from the wheelchair...to the walking frame...to the walking stick)
I have chronic acute pain all over my body and also my hand that is in the claw like position is very painful. So for me everyday tasks are very challenging, but I won't give up. I can walk a little bit without the walking stick, but I have to be careful.
So, now you have a little bit of a background of me and I wanted to explain why I find the V-Stitch easier. My fingers can't manage the other stitches very well, but I will for sure try until I do get the hang of it.
Thank you for your tutorial on how to make a scarf and how to do the V-Stitch. I am exited though to start with the blanket, but I first have to practice a little more:-)
Good day to you further
Regards
Beatrix (Rika)
+Beatrix Schutte Hi Beatrix. I'm so sorry to read about all of your health troubles... I truly hope that you can continue with your crochet. It must be very hard for you if you're in a lot of pain all the time. Something that may be a good one for you if you wanted to try a blanket would be my super chunky ridged blanket tutorial, it is really simple but because you use super chunky yarn, it builds really quickly. 💗 I hope you have a good day. Take care 🌸 Rebekah
Hallo Rebekah.Thank you for replying on my message :-)I have watched the tutorial on how to make a easy and fast super chunky blanket. it looks very easy and I will for sure try it, thank you.Enjoy your day.Beatrix
Thank you for such easy , clear instructions .
Love that stitch. Easy and beautiful. Good tutorial. Appreciate how you show it step by step. Congrats!
I like this stich, very easy to learn
Hi.. very well explained. Thank you. I must say I've seen a lot of crochet work videos but only from u guys I learnt it from. 😊
Oh, WOW!! You make it look easier than I was expecting!!! I believe I can do this now! I might have to rewatch the video a couple times, LOL
Go for it Betty! 🥳
@@BlossomCrochet How many chains wld you use for a baby afghan
Super easy stitch. Easy to follow along with you. Thank you for sharing 😊
Ciao maestra!!!Questa copertina è stupenda!! spiegato molto chiaro! Grazie! Saluti dalla Sicilia( Italia)!!!
Hello Rebeca! Thank you for this tutorial, you made it Super Easy to follow. I will share your crocheting items to my daughter, I know she will love it also. Thanks again..
I made this blanket and it's my absolute favorite. Thank you!!
How many chains did you start with for the afghan?
hi wow this is gorgeous and so easy I have started a blanket today with this stitch it is so easy and looks amazing, you made this so easy to follow thank you.
That's wonderful Fiona!
HI, Ilove your pacien and generosity you have in teaching your talent.
Just happen to see this tutorial while looking for a stitch to do and I love it...just finished my first row - changed color and on to the 2nd row. Thank you so much for doing what you do! Jamie Renee~ (aka Ishka Bibble) xx
Thank YOU Jaimie, I really like the tutorial..trying to make a shawl
I can do this stitch now! Thank you for your tutorial! ❤️❤️❤️
Excellent tutorial. Very easy to understand. Do you have a video on how to to this stitch in a border, especially how you do the corners? I'm a beginning and would love this example as well.
Very good lesson, will be trying this, thank you x
Hi I like how you explain how to do this lovely blanket .
Please would you be able to show third chain when you get to end of row as not sure if it's the one right at top or count 3.
That is so pretty. Love your choice of colors!! Think I'll try this!! 😊
I'm going to need to watch this video later today. I'm in need of a challenge now I have mastered the triple double and of course single crochet.
I love your videos and great tutorials x
Thanks so much ❤️
I have learned so much from your videos. I really enjoy them. Thank you very much.
Great vid !
Trying this for my daughters friends baby blanket x
You make it so clear & really easy to follow Thankyou xx
Katrina Loveridge Thank you for the lovely comment! If you do make one, feel free to tag me if you have Instagram @blossom_crochetuk
Hi love your tutorial beautiful work. Yes please i would like to see a tutorial on the V stitch scarf you were talking about . thanks so much
I really like your video. Because I'm focus on crochet myself especially blankets and scarfs. Can you do scarf too and show me how to do it I thank you so much. So wonderful and beautiful, and show more scarves and blankets, and hats too. Oh I'm new on here too
Good Tutorial... my first time doing a blanket, thanks to you :)
Lovely, really enjoyed this. Thank you
What a wonderful tutorial, thank you! 🥰💕👏
I love the color you. Have chosen
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Love this pattern!
Rebeca.. Thank you for a very clear and easy to follow tutorial.. I live the baby blanket you made..?The bright colors make me happy.
I am planning a much larger V-Stitch blanket for my grandson’s dorm room. I’ll be using Lion Brand’s Wool-ease.. Have not decided on the yarn weight yet.
Thank you for going slow. It helps me to keep up. Your a great teacher.
Love this pattern you made it easy to follow as I am a beginner
Super easy! Great video to learn from!
Nice easy video im now on my third row for v stich 😀
105 + 5 allows for the turning chain on both ends?
Also, for the V-Stitches, do you need and even, odd,or certain number or multiples to make sure you have enough chains for the Vs and skipped stitches?
you make it so simple. thank you for all you videos. your the best..🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🎖🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🎖🌟🌟🌟
Love the colours. The tutorials as they are easy to follow. 🤗
This is an awesome throw.
I'm interested in watching you make an infinity scarf, with the V stitch pattern
Lovef this tutorial! Can't wait to start one later today! Thanks!
Beautiful. But what u do with the losing yarn in the corner. Leave it like that. Hope u understand my question. Thanks❤
Such a brilliant tutorial. Thank you
I love this easy tutorial..You did a good job explaining this 😋😋
Hi I've followed your video tonight to start a simple baby blanket. It's a great explanation & I loved the info about a multiple of 3 plus 5 chain for sizing your project.. I'm just wondering if you did a border on your blanket & if so which stitch you used. Will be looking at your other videos in due course.
Very nice...love the rainbow pattern!! 👍😁
That blanket is cute
howdy! i just wanted to give you a BIG "THANK YOU" for this confidence building video! I've only just recently started to teach myself how to crochet and I've never ventured outside of a single crochet stitch (don't know any of the terms so i can't say which one) i haven't ventured outside of making blankets out of starter chains basically:-). ive wanted to make something that looked more intricate then a pot holder, but found most patterns mind boggling and intimidating. however, I'm quite proud to tell you I'm working on a scarf in your pattern and im 6 rows in! (i like a wide scarf so i doubled your pattern and went with 36+5 stitches )i found an ombre in fall colors to give myself PLENTY of time to complete (this being summer time currently;-) although this is such a fast stitch, i don't think I'll need it all. .
That's wonderful! I love the V stitch and I'm sure your scarf will look amazing in fall colours. Thank you for your lovely feedback! Rebekah
Thanks for a great tutorial. Really easy to follow
i'm so interesting your video and i like it the way what you do .
So pretty! I am going to give this a try
Hi, brilliant and easy tutorial as I usually knit and am starting to learn crocheting, would love to see the scarf tutorial of this if possible please :)
Very pretty I love it . I have just started it.
yes i would love to see the others u speak of ty for sharing.
One of the best tutorials on youtube, great video and audio quality, we can clearly see how are u working, just awesome, subscribed and can't wait till i work on more of your tutorials ❤
Love ❤ your tutorials thank you
Love this stitch, ty for the clear tutorial ❤️
Thank you very much for this video. You gave great instructions.
Hi, never crochet before and you make this video look so easy. I was wondering what size hook to use as you don't say and how much yarn would I need for 4 colours from a pram size . Thank you
Hi, thanks for the video, I have almost finished my first ever scarf thanks to you. However, I'm not sure how to finish off the last row and tie ends together. Do you have another video that shows how to do this? Thanks
Hi there, thank you for your feedback. I don't currently have a video on how to do that... But if you've made an infinity scarf, once you've done your last row just fasten off and then sew in your ends. Lie the scarf down flat in front of you and fold one half over the other so that the short edges line up with one another, attach another piece of yarn in the top right corner and then slip stitch through the two closest back loops that line up together, do that all the way along until you reach your last stitch and fasten off and sew in as normal. I hope this helps, but I will do a tutorial for it as soon as I can. Apologies for not having one ready for you! Rebekah.
Hi Rebekah, thank you for taking the time to reply, I really appreciate it. I may sound stupid however this is my first crocheting project ever so I don't know how to fasten off and sew in. I really am a beginner. Another tut would be fantastic thanks, I will keep an eye out. Until then I'll find someone to show me. Thanks again. Once again I'm stoked that this will be my first ever finished project. I don't instagram so will post here.
Blossom Crochet how many rows did you do for the baby blanket? I'm expecting a daughter so I started the blanket not sure how many rows to do though
Hi Vikki, I have to admit, I've not got around to finishing this blanket yet! However, I tend to make sure my baby blankets are at least 45" length... Just keep measuring or go by eye until you feel it's long enough for whatever you want to use it for, car seat / moses basket/ pram etc. Congratulations on your impending arrival too! Rebekah
Yes I am very much interested in the scarf tutorial. Thanks
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Thank you for sharing. Love this ❤️ that it is so simple. I am curious how many chains do you do for your baby blanket?
I’d like to know that too
Lovely... how do you hide tails ?....
Brilliant, I’ll be getting my crochet hook out tonight
Hello, I really do prefer to change colour using the magic knot. I wonder if you’ve used that method and what your thoughts are? No ends to worry about and so secure. I am doing the magic knot in this v stitch blanket ( adult size) would you agree with that ? Thank you.
Ive followed this tutorial, its my first ever crochet. Although i like what im doing, it looks nothing like its supposed to, i dont know where ive gone wrong xx
This was easy! Wonderful lesson and easy to follow.
I made a dishcloth :)
Beautiful blanket!! Love this stitch, if using a corrugated yarn how many would I chain at the end to start a new row? I'm quite new to crochet. Thank you so much for your tutorials.
I love this stitch however I had to restart several times because I was unhappy with the gauge! I think you are a wonderful educator!!!!
I have a question on the BEAN stitch: or puff. I am not a huge fan. Can I reduce the six yarn overs to four to get a flatter surface? I think I can.
I also want make a spiral blanket. The lady who teaches that is incredible talented but I cannot understand her and get very confused. Oana I think is her name. She is so very sweet too but I cannot follow her nor can I follow another lady Pink something she had a tv show in the USA.
I have years and years of yarn and am determined to do as much as I can every day! I was until a family emergency and I did nothing for eight months that I was away! Now I am back and at it!
Thank you for all your lovely tutorials!
Thank you I love learning new stitches again thank you