For anybody that might be curious as to how well these work, I buy them from the Amish all the time, and I LOVE them! They last a lot longer than you'd think for it being tulle. In fact, most of the ones I've had to toss was more because my husband went ham on them and left them to get gross and smelly then actual wear and tear. My favorite pot and pan tool!
These are the best scrubbers ever. I put mine in the top rack of the dishwasher and they have lasted for years. Great instructions, easy to make. Thanks so much!
Thats awesome! Have you tried this one? th-cam.com/video/wgantZcs00A/w-d-xo.html its another one of mine and I'm actually making them right now for Christmas Presents! I'm using sparkly silver (theres a link in the description of that video) it looks SO festive. I love it 🥰 Thank you for the positive feedback and for being a subscriber!!
I am so glad I found your video. My grandmother used to make these for me. The last one wore out years ago and I've never found anything I like as well. I'm going tomorrow to get the supplies! Thank you so much. Brings back great memories.
I have to say I didn't know you could use tulle to crochet. I personally think this is really creative and awesome and it is literally the best kitchen scrubbie material.
I learnt basic crochet from a school friend in primary school. I haven't really done anything interesting since (and the decades have slipped by!) Absolutely love your little scrubbies! I am going to start my crochet journey all over again! ❤
I found myself mesmerized by your awesome nails! I’ve never seen any like them! Monarch butterfly? Scrubby tutorial was so easy, I never dreamed of crocheting tulle! This is my 3rd time watching this video, not because it’s difficult, but because watching you crochet and listening to your voice is very relaxing. I’ve been very ill for way too long and I wasn’t able to do much of anything, much less crochet. I’m finally well enough to begin again and I happened upon this video while searching for some that would be easy, interesting and quick enough to hold my attention long enough to complete something and your video was perfect! My son went shopping for me and had no clue whatsoever what tulle was so he sent me pictures with his cell phone and picked out two shades for each just to shake it up a little! Thank you so much for this wonderful easy pattern and instructions. I am so excited to get my life and hobbies going again! I’m headed to your other videos to see what else I might be able to do! 💜🤗😜
OMGOODNESS!! I am 66 years old and I've ALWAYS wanted to learn to crochet., but have been intimidated by it. You have given me the confidence to try this as my very first project. Thank you thank you for make it easy for beginners and being a great teacher. Going to get started today.. 🤗
Thanks so much for this tutorial. My mom used to make these for my sister and me...well she's passed away and I never had a chance for her to teach me...
Thank you for sharing! Your video was a lot easier to follow than other, eventhough you did go a little fast. What I loved about your video is can actually see the step and where the hook goes in! Love it! I didn't have a needle at hand so I left the tails long enough to make a knot for a loop to hang them for air dry! Thank you
I'm glad you enjoyed it! I've listened to the feedback and I have slowed my stitches down in new videos. I appreciate your thoughtful comment! What a great idea to hang them, I love it! ❤
Your pattern is the best. When I was in Hobby Lobby last week, I noticed a yarn that said scrubbie yarn and it didn’t have those little fuzzies on it that make it impossible to see your stitches. The yarn is smooth and a bit rough but it doesn’t bother your hands. I used your pattern and that yarn and voila....a scrubbie was born!! I’m giving these as stocking stuffers. My adult kids love them. Thanks.
Your a great teacher explained in details and slow which helps understand. I would put these in the dishwasher to sterilize .I'm going to try these for sure! Thank you
I'm so happy to have found your video! I've been using scrubbies my aunt makes for years and they're very similar to this. I just figured out the basics to be able to crochet other things, but being able to make these would be super convenient! I really like the way you make them. Definitely saving this to come back and try making them. Thank you!
This was the first video I watched making the scrubbers. I seen other videos that used 2 or 3 inch wide tulle. Usually they had cut it down to that size, making the tulle weak and warned about tearing and it looked frayed. So far I've made 3 using your easy to follow video.They are thick and sturdy and I love them. Thanks for making it.
A very easy way to keep your yarn from rolling everywhere is to use a clean, empty 2 liter bottle. Simply cut a slit large enough to slip your yarn into...feeding your working end through the pour opening. Also very handy if you have cats, lol
I'm gunna try this!!! I've been thinking about doing this because It seems a bit more eco friendly and sponges are just kinda gross lol thanks for sharing the tulle idea!
I love making these. I’ve learned how to crochet these from you. I’ve bought them from craft fairs but none have been as nice as these for sure. Thank you for making such an easily understandable video and I look forward to learning how to make another project from your videos.
OMG! I just found this video and it is perfect for what I was looking for! My mom used to purchase these from a neighbor for me and my siblings but then mom moved. I just whipped up 4 beautiful scrubbies to give to my siblings! Will be making a lot more in the future. Thanks you for making this easy to follow video!
Angi Vale , I made 200 of them for a family reunion this past summer! I am now getting requests for them. Thank you again for the great video! Merry Christmas!
Thanks for this great pattern/video! I have it pinned & come back to it over & over. I love your enthusiastic & lighthearted attitude. Makes crocheting this kitchen basic fun!
What an awesome comment to read this morning, Thank you! Make sure you check out the other scrubbie pattern I have, if you like this one, you'll love that one too! I go back on forth on which one is really my favorite :)
I posted a link to where I buy in the description. And thank you! It's that time a year were getting lots of monarchs in Florida. We're on our 3rd or 4th rotation of caterpillars
A single skein of yarn or roll of tulle might seem expensive, but think of how many scrubbers you can make. I think that the overall cost per handmade scrubber would be much less than the store-bought ones. I'll have to keep track of that. 🤔
I did it! Made two and they turned out great! Going to use them in my bath. So, when the “boys” steal it to use for tug-of-war, I won’t have to be without a bath scrubber ever again! (Tucker is very athletic and jumps into my stand alone tub with ease.) Thank you!!!
YES they would! I have some tutorials on how to make a circle with a few different methods in my How to Crochet playlist. You might find a technique you haven't used before in there. Thank you for the awesome feedback!
I also had a hook with a very short metal area. Used a very sharp, small blade (i.e., Swiss army knife or Exacto blade) to cut back the rubber part. Now, that crochet hook is one of my favorites to use! It made all the difference in the world.
I've been teaching for over 10 years lol and luckily that helps me in being more intuitive when I teach on youtube. I try to answer the questions I know might be asked! I think I've gotten a little better at it in my newer videos.
I like how you explain and show what to do because I have watch other people and they do it so fast that it is hard to keep up I want to say thank you for that
Thank you so much! I try to accommodate new learners by stating what I'm doing and allowing time for them to pause... but without boring crocheters who prefer a faster video with info instead of waiting around for each st.
... I just received one of these as a holiday gift and had absolutely no idea what it was. Your video answered my question of "what the heck is this thing?" 😂
I like these! These would be great with a loop on the end, so they can hang to dry - either a small one for hanging on a little hook, or one large enough to hang over the faucet. Would make nice face scrubbers or larger ones for the bath, made in cotton or cotton blend. These just need to properly air dry.
I found that a cheap paper towel holder works good to hold rolls of material such as the tulle you are using. Just slide it on instead of a roll of paper towels and the base will usuallt be heavy enough to stay in one place while the roll spins freely
What an awesome idea! I have lots of tulle left from my niece's wedding that I bought to decorate the church pews. I'm making a lot of these. Thank you. I had to subscribe. PS edit: Thank you for the information on the butterfly nails. I admired them and was pleasantly surprised you linked to their information. Monarchs are my favorite butterfly. Thank you. Happy New Year! All the best in 2020.
Love your pattern . I would try a stand up paper towel holder to hold the stuff much easier for it to flow freely with no falling over . That way you can make more in shorter time just a friendly idea. :)
Yarn butler is the best, it's like a paper towel holder but better! It's made for this! I just threw this together to get a video up. In all honesty I throw my tulle in a laundry basket. It's easier to handle a few feet from the roll.
I'm halfway finished and it looks REALLY nice! Someone suggested using a paper towel holder & that's what I used to hold the tulle! Thank you for lovely, quick & useful Christmas presents! May your Christmas be blessed & your New Year prosperous as your soul prospers! 💞
Made my first one tonight but it seems much larger than yours.... awesome tutorial! I've just learned to crochet so this was easy to work and pause as needed. thank you!
I just started mine & it's bigger also! Looking at your tulle in the video, the strand looks more narrow than mine. I'm thinking if i used half the width, 3" instead of 6" it would look more like yours. Are we supposed to half the width of the tulle?? Awesome video tho :)
For anybody that might be curious as to how well these work, I buy them from the Amish all the time, and I LOVE them! They last a lot longer than you'd think for it being tulle. In fact, most of the ones I've had to toss was more because my husband went ham on them and left them to get gross and smelly then actual wear and tear. My favorite pot and pan tool!
These are the best scrubbers ever. I put mine in the top rack of the dishwasher and they have lasted for years. Great instructions, easy to make. Thanks so much!
I have watched this many times and made it for friends as a gift
Thats awesome! Have you tried this one? th-cam.com/video/wgantZcs00A/w-d-xo.html its another one of mine and I'm actually making them right now for Christmas Presents! I'm using sparkly silver (theres a link in the description of that video) it looks SO festive. I love it 🥰
Thank you for the positive feedback and for being a subscriber!!
Your a rock star... Thank you for the best video ever..no bullshit, easy to follow,I wish you'd teach others to do videos like this..
Elisha!! THANK YOU SO MUCH! That made my whole morning!
I am so glad I found your video. My grandmother used to make these for me. The last one wore out years ago and I've never found anything I like as well. I'm going tomorrow to get the supplies! Thank you so much. Brings back great memories.
Thank you for your wonderful comment!!
I have to say I didn't know you could use tulle to crochet. I personally think this is really creative and awesome and it is literally the best kitchen scrubbie material.
Best tutorial yet!!
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I've tried mine was stretchy keep breaking and tearing I was doing it gently to but wasn't on no spool
I never thought of using tulle, but it sounds brilliant! It shouldn't stretch, and the netting will scrub well. Can't wait to try this!
I learnt basic crochet from a school friend in primary school. I haven't really done anything interesting since (and the decades have slipped by!) Absolutely love your little scrubbies! I am going to start my crochet journey all over again! ❤
Thats marvelous to hear! I'm excited youre making again :)
While looking your work i got the idea ro recycle old tights or shirts into sponges for dishes! Thanks for inspiring me!*💙
Tight and shirt fabric might be too soft. Sponges have to have abrasion to them
I love that!! ❤ thank you for such a great comment!
I found myself mesmerized by your awesome nails! I’ve never seen any like them! Monarch butterfly? Scrubby tutorial was so easy, I never dreamed of crocheting tulle! This is my 3rd time watching this video, not because it’s difficult, but because watching you crochet and listening to your voice is very relaxing. I’ve been very ill for way too long and I wasn’t able to do much of anything, much less crochet. I’m finally well enough to begin again and I happened upon this video while searching for some that would be easy, interesting and quick enough to hold my attention long enough to complete something and your video was perfect! My son went shopping for me and had no clue whatsoever what tulle was so he sent me pictures with his cell phone and picked out two shades for each just to shake it up a little! Thank you so much for this wonderful easy pattern and instructions. I am so excited to get my life and hobbies going again! I’m headed to your other videos to see what else I might be able to do! 💜🤗😜
Oh Peggy, what a wonderful comment to read
OMGOODNESS!! I am 66 years old and I've ALWAYS wanted to learn to crochet., but have been intimidated by it. You have given me the confidence to try this as my very first project. Thank you thank you for make it easy for beginners and being a great teacher. Going to get started today.. 🤗
Thank you Kathy for such a wonderful comment! I'll be posting even more in the coming weeks 🥰🥰🥰
So cute and how handy! Been using the “rough” yarn mixed with cotton yarn and making dish cloths & towels...will add one of these to each set! Thanks!
Thanks for the positive comment! :)
Thanks so much for this tutorial. My mom used to make these for my sister and me...well she's passed away and I never had a chance for her to teach me...
This is such a nice comment, I'm so glad you found my video
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Time and time again, I always come back to YOUR tutorial 😊
Best scrubby tutorial I’ve seen. And pretty nails too!😊
Thank you for sharing! Your video was a lot easier to follow than other, eventhough you did go a little fast. What I loved about your video is can actually see the step and where the hook goes in! Love it! I didn't have a needle at hand so I left the tails long enough to make a knot for a loop to hang them for air dry! Thank you
I'm glad you enjoyed it! I've listened to the feedback and I have slowed my stitches down in new videos. I appreciate your thoughtful comment! What a great idea to hang them, I love it! ❤
I love the way you tucked your pieces of stuff i l8e it better than the way i was taught thank you vicky
Those nails are AWESOME!
Your nails are awesome. They remind me of butterfly wings. Very nice tutorial. Thank you.
Your pattern is the best. When I was in Hobby Lobby last week, I noticed a yarn that said scrubbie yarn and it didn’t have those little fuzzies on it that make it impossible to see your stitches. The yarn is smooth and a bit rough but it doesn’t bother your hands. I used your pattern and that yarn and voila....a scrubbie was born!! I’m giving these as stocking stuffers. My adult kids love them. Thanks.
Aww thanks friend! ❤❤❤ what a fantastic idea. I made them for the holidays too!
I don’t understand why so many people have questions. Your video was very clear and thorough. Your nails!!! 💕💕
lol Thank you :) (They're Jamberry! I don't sell but I'm a loyal fan of them)
Angi, I saw those other videos but yours is the easiest to follow! Even as a left-hander!!!
That is SO awesome to hear! (I'll start adding more left handed videos!)
Absolute genius - I never in my whole crocheting life thought of using tule for scrubbies. Thanks for the fab video and inspiration!
Thank you Mel for the positive feedback ❤
Your a great teacher explained in details and slow which helps understand. I would put these in the dishwasher to sterilize .I'm going to try these for sure! Thank you
Marie La Rue thank you for the lovely comment :) it brightened my day!
Your nails are GORGEOUS!! And the scrubbies look neat!
(Jamberry) I love supporting local moms
This is so cool. I have so much tulle and didn’t know what to do with it, now I do. They are so cute. Thanks so much for sharing. ❤
I'm so happy to have found your video! I've been using scrubbies my aunt makes for years and they're very similar to this. I just figured out the basics to be able to crochet other things, but being able to make these would be super convenient! I really like the way you make them. Definitely saving this to come back and try making them. Thank you!
Best pattern I have seen yet! Thanks for the video!
I am so glad you liked it! Stay tuned, I'll be posting a new stitch every month!!
This was the first video I watched making the scrubbers. I seen other videos that used 2 or 3 inch wide tulle. Usually they had cut it down to that size, making the tulle weak and warned about tearing and it looked frayed. So far I've made 3 using your easy to follow video.They are thick and sturdy and I love them. Thanks for making it.
Kim J thank you so much :)
A very easy way to keep your yarn from rolling everywhere is to use a clean, empty 2 liter bottle. Simply cut a slit large enough to slip your yarn into...feeding your working end through the pour opening. Also very handy if you have cats, lol
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I use milk crates and dowels. Works fantastic to keep tulle stored and it is easy to work with.
Awesome way to recycle! I have to incorporate this. Thank you 💜💜
To put the cats IN??? lol
Brilliant!!
I make these myself with wool yarn and they work well. But never thought of using netting. How cool...... The ones I made holds dish soap so well.
I'm gunna try this!!! I've been thinking about doing this because It seems a bit more eco friendly and sponges are just kinda gross lol thanks for sharing the tulle idea!
I love crocheting and learning different things
I never thought about making scrubbies with tulle! Now I know what to do with all my left overs from making tutu skirts! Thank you for sharing!!!
I had to stop the video to say, I love your nails!
Looks like jamberry
Just stickers :) I use Jamberry. I don't sell it, just like them. Theres a link in the description for this set.
I love making these. I’ve learned how to crochet these from you. I’ve bought them from craft fairs but none have been as nice as these for sure. Thank you for making such an easily understandable video and I look forward to learning how to make another project from your videos.
Thanks MARY for your lovely feedback!
OMG! I just found this video and it is perfect for what I was looking for! My mom used to purchase these from a neighbor for me and my siblings but then mom moved. I just whipped up 4 beautiful scrubbies to give to my siblings! Will be making a lot more in the future. Thanks you for making this easy to follow video!
Thank you Ann! What an awesome comment to read :)!!
Angi Vale , I made 200 of them for a family reunion this past summer! I am now getting requests for them. Thank you again for the great video! Merry Christmas!
Thanks for this great pattern/video! I have it pinned & come back to it over & over. I love your enthusiastic & lighthearted attitude. Makes crocheting this kitchen basic fun!
What an awesome comment to read this morning, Thank you! Make sure you check out the other scrubbie pattern I have, if you like this one, you'll love that one too! I go back on forth on which one is really my favorite :)
I love these seen them every where for years always wanted to know how thank you for a easy and enjoyable. Lesson!
Thank you Cathy 💕
Thank you for sharing this with us. I made 2 for my daughter. She loves them. I just found your channel. I really like it.
Such great instructions!! And those nails are awesome!!
Thanks! A great video and very easy to follow!
Thank you, love this pattern. I made two yesterday. Came out super cute.
Really valuable tips for me.Thanks.
Thank you They are fast and simple ☺️ I will check Joann fabric for toll fabric on a spool.
What a great idea. I will be making them as soon as I can get to a shop for the fabric. I also love your nails. Butterfly!
I posted a link to where I buy in the description. And thank you! It's that time a year were getting lots of monarchs in Florida. We're on our 3rd or 4th rotation of caterpillars
Thank you so much for sharing this amazing tutorial. This will help me make tons of money.
Check out my other scrubbie video too!!
That’s an excellent idea also good for saving money and good to make bigger one to use as a bath scrubbie
Isn't yarn more expensive than a scrubber?
I figure that this is the kind of scrubber you can throw in the washing machine.
Well if it’s made out of tulle you can wash it in the washing machine excellent idea
A single skein of yarn or roll of tulle might seem expensive, but think of how many scrubbers you can make. I think that the overall cost per handmade scrubber would be much less than the store-bought ones. I'll have to keep track of that. 🤔
This is a cute pattern and I love your butterfly nail polish!
Thank you so much, the kids and I have raised 3 different types of butterflies this year and a moth. I love butterflies and gardening.
I did it! Made two and they turned out great! Going to use them in my bath. So, when the “boys” steal it to use for tug-of-war, I won’t have to be without a bath scrubber ever again! (Tucker is very athletic and jumps into my stand alone tub with ease.) Thank you!!!
Im so pleased to hear that!!
Wow so cool! Lovely bright colours....oh and I love your jamberry nails too
Thank you!!
Yay! A crochet how to that goes fast :) so happy rn. Love your instructions :)
Amanda thank you! Lol I try to keep it necessary without boring myself to tears.. I have to edit these videos without falling asleep :p
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What a wonderful tutorial! Loved it and I made one as you explained! Easy..fun thank you
What a great idea. I see tulle all the time on sale and in the thrift stores. Now I know what I can do with it. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Michele!
This is the best tutorial I've come across to do a circle very easy to understand, thank you 💞 these would make great back scrubbers ....
YES they would! I have some tutorials on how to make a circle with a few different methods in my How to Crochet playlist. You might find a technique you haven't used before in there. Thank you for the awesome feedback!
I use ergonomic hooks and my size N has a very short metal part. Was so hard! Switched to all metal one and was so easy! Thanks
Awesome! Glad to hear it!
I also had a hook with a very short metal area. Used a very sharp, small blade (i.e., Swiss army knife or Exacto blade) to cut back the rubber part. Now, that crochet hook is one of my favorites to use! It made all the difference in the world.
I love that you mentioned the magic adjustable ring... That was exactly what I was thinking about in that moment. :)
I've been teaching for over 10 years lol and luckily that helps me in being more intuitive when I teach on youtube. I try to answer the questions I know might be asked! I think I've gotten a little better at it in my newer videos.
This is a great pattern! Thanks so much for sharing! Video is clear and easy to understand!
Thank you very much!
thank you, I made them today, easy and exciting process
Love your video. I plan on making a few of these and I just bought my supplies today. I don’t crochet but you make it look so easy. Thank you!
Oh wow! How quick and cute these are! I can see myself whipping these up to scrub all over the house. Thank you!!
I like how you explain and show what to do because I have watch other people and they do it so fast that it is hard to keep up I want to say thank you for that
Thank you so much! I try to accommodate new learners by stating what I'm doing and allowing time for them to pause... but without boring crocheters who prefer a faster video with info instead of waiting around for each st.
I’m so excited to make a bunch of these. Never even thought about crocheting with tulle!
Lol me too! At first I was like WTH is tulle. Then I couldn't believe I hadn't already tried it. Now I'm off to the store. Again
lol these comments made me laugh! glad you enjoyed!
these are beautiful, they remind me of flowers. love the cheerful colors :)
Thank you I got some and going to try them :)
Thank you for your video I made one! So happy. It was so easy to follow you
Thank you for the positive comment! Stay safe ❤
... I just received one of these as a holiday gift and had absolutely no idea what it was. Your video answered my question of "what the heck is this thing?" 😂
😂😂😂 love it lol!
Great easy video.
I love this. It's pretty , useful and easy. Will make nice attractive gifts. Thanks for this.
Thank you! Simple & easy to understand instructions
Imma use this for the shower. You are awesome! Thank you!
Great exfoliator! Thank you friend.
Wow looks beautiful ❤️❤️
I like these! These would be great with a loop on the end, so they can hang to dry - either a small one for hanging on a little hook, or one large enough to hang over the faucet.
Would make nice face scrubbers or larger ones for the bath, made in cotton or cotton blend. These just need to properly air dry.
I've seen many of my audience do just that lol great minds think alike
Good tutorial. Also I love your nails
That is awesome! These would make great gifts.
I found that a cheap paper towel holder works good to hold rolls of material such as the tulle you are using. Just slide it on instead of a roll of paper towels and the base will usuallt be heavy enough to stay in one place while the roll spins freely
I use a yarn butler! Its the same idea but you can put tulle or yarn on it!
These would make great gifts!!
Yes! Who doesn't love a practical gift
cant wait to try making these scrubbies
Thank you!! You are a great teacher
helen Kennedy thank you Helen:)
Thank you for the tutorial. Try putting your tule in a paper towel holder, it works great!
I have since upgraded to a yarn butler lol thank you for your kind comment ❤
You are so absolutely wonderful! 💖
Thats so kind, ty
I can't make these. But I love using them. I have bought me a dozen at a time. They have multitude of uses....besides the dishes, pots and pan.
Absolutely, My favorite is probably cleaning our wood doors with them. My kids make a mess touching them :p
This is awesome! I've never seen anyone crochet tulle
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Thanks for the comment :) stay safe!
Thanks so much for sharing, I have always wanted to try to make these! (...and, your nails are over the top COOL!)
thank you so much!
Great idea with the tulle!! Can't wait to go to Michael's!!
Beautiful job! This was an excellent tutorial. Thank you so much!
Very nice, clear demo. TFT
Love this pattern. Thank you.
Great idea! I have tons of tule left over from decorating for my daughters wedding!
Thank you for sharing your pattern I will have to try these.
You are very welcome! I hope you tried it out!
thanks i going to try to use orange bag to make this I already do but this will be much pretty then what i use already
Great idea, I'll have to try that!
I need these in my life. Thank you.
Thank you for the awesome tutorial. That mug idea is genius!
I usually have a yarn butler but for a quick video when I couldn't find it, this worked fine lol us crocheters know how to improvise
These are amazing. Love them
Katrena Shields thank you :)
Thank you Angi, for this great project. I wish you a very HAPPY NEW YEAR 2019! Greetings from Slovenia :)))
It's comments like these and subscribers like you that truly motivate me. Thank you so much! --from FL, USA xo
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xoxo, Josi
What an awesome idea! I have lots of tulle left from my niece's wedding that I bought to decorate the church pews. I'm making a lot of these. Thank you. I had to subscribe.
PS edit:
Thank you for the information on the butterfly nails. I admired them and was pleasantly surprised you linked to their information. Monarchs are my favorite butterfly. Thank you.
Happy New Year! All the best in 2020.
Thanks friend! I appreciate that. I hope to excite you with new upcoming videos!!!
Thank you for the great tutorial. Just finished my 1st one. Yea!
Thank you, and that's fantastic :)
Thank you... can't wait to try this, this weekend...
Love your pattern . I would try a stand up paper towel holder to hold the stuff much easier for it to flow freely with no falling over . That way you can make more in shorter time just a friendly idea. :)
Yarn butler is the best, it's like a paper towel holder but better! It's made for this! I just threw this together to get a video up. In all honesty I throw my tulle in a laundry basket. It's easier to handle a few feet from the roll.
I'm halfway finished and it looks REALLY nice! Someone suggested using a paper towel holder & that's what I used to hold the tulle! Thank you for lovely, quick & useful Christmas presents! May your Christmas be blessed & your New Year prosperous as your soul prospers! 💞
Thank you Sister Pamela
Angi Vale
You too! I mailed one out last night! 💞💞💞
Made my first one tonight but it seems much larger than yours.... awesome tutorial! I've just learned to crochet so this was easy to work and pause as needed. thank you!
Thank you Heather for the kind comment! I'm so glad you were able to follow it without any trouble and don't worry about it being a little bigger!
good n easy tutorial.......😀
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I just started mine & it's bigger also! Looking at your tulle in the video, the strand looks more narrow than mine. I'm thinking if i used half the width, 3" instead of 6" it would look more like yours. Are we supposed to half the width of the tulle?? Awesome video tho :)
Mine is larger also.