I am a total beginner to crochet, I have done a double crochet (UK) infinity scarf and then jumped into this project, you were very easy to follow, very clear and thank you for showing so clearly how to finish the end of the scarf, how lovely! I did make a few mistakes when I wasn't concentrating and I would say three times I had to pull up 3 rows when I realised I had gone wrong but I really found this video useful. Thank you
Had a problem with the 2nd row. Only two chains were left, and not three. Changed the foundation chain to 6+2, and got three at the end of the 2nd row.
I got confused in your second row and you’re too fast for beginner like me. I really like the pattern. But I will watch again a few times and see if I will get. I’m a beginner and visual learner.lol. Thank you 🙏 😊
it would be nice if you would tell the colorway of the mandala yarn you are using. It is a yarn that is in much demand these days, and I know I have a lot of it. Would like to know the color you are using so I can use the same one, if I have it. Thank you.
@@donnaoeding6955 If you need it within thew next 2 houres than use the TL Yarn Crafts video th-cam.com/video/kP0jwRtffKQ/w-d-xo.html If not than i will attach a video of me doing it for you. i am currently working on a scarf so it will not be of any inconvenience for me.
I do disagree that all you really need to focus on is the top of the shells, it is essential to focus on the turns and alternating. I am not new to crochet or the shell stitch but needed a refresher course. Haven't done a shell in a long time. I would not recommend this for a real beginner. Might in the next video focus on the turns more. Other than that this is a great refresher.
Because for a beginner the top of a shell stitch IS the most important getting that "shell" shape. The tutorial is for just that, "shell stitch" for beginners. Twist and turns "AND" shell stitch would mean you're looking to advance your skills. 😒
I did 6 + 1 and it worked perfectly. I wanted it wider so I chained 25 to begin. Maybe you are missing the very last chain at end of the row. It is difficult to see unless you look at the back side.
I am a total beginner to crochet, I have done a double crochet (UK) infinity scarf and then jumped into this project, you were very easy to follow, very clear and thank you for showing so clearly how to finish the end of the scarf, how lovely! I did make a few mistakes when I wasn't concentrating and I would say three times I had to pull up 3 rows when I realised I had gone wrong but I really found this video useful. Thank you
Had a problem with the 2nd row. Only two chains were left, and not three. Changed the foundation chain to 6+2, and got three at the end of the 2nd row.
I have already made 3 different colored scarves using your tutorial for gifts. Wow love it. Thank you!
I had to ch20 for my foundation chain because i only had 2 stitches at the end of round 2 not 3 like her but chaining 20 instead of 19 works
Super😅❤
Beautiful
Neat work!
Beautiful Scarf Thank You Your Such A Great Teacher God Bless. 😊
So pretty! Love it!
On my first shells, I can't skip two to make the single crochet at the end. I can only skip one.
6+1=7 so there would be 7 chains you work off of. 12+2=14. Use this to help you.
Thank you for this tutorial I didn’t find you until today. Very easy to follow .
I got confused in your second row and you’re too fast for beginner like me. I really like the pattern. But I will watch again a few times and see if I will get. I’m a beginner and visual learner.lol. Thank you 🙏 😊
Hi have you used this yarn color with a long foundation so that the colors appear with a stripe look?
I wish you shown the double chrochet
I'd like to make this as a pocket shawl, any idea how many chains I'd need? Any help is appreciated.
I’m not exactly sure. I would say until your chain is at the width you’d like and is a multiple of 5+1.
So the video says multiples of 6 + 1. So I'd I want a larger wider scarf would I chain 25???
@@kirstenredfieldcrafts7574 thanks! Love the pattern.
Do you go through both loops or just the first loop?
Do you have a link for the tutorial for the beanie to go with the scarf?
it would be nice if you would tell the colorway of the mandala yarn you are using. It is a yarn that is in much demand these days, and I know I have a lot of it. Would like to know the color you are using so I can use the same one, if I have it. Thank you.
Thank you
Great tutorial thank you
I have tried this with multiples of 6 + 1 but it is not working out? What am I doing wrong?
I just love this but I really get confused when I turn and what to do on each row
Donna Oeding me too!!!
Donna Oeding me too
Can i attach a video to show you?
It details how to do the entire shell stitch.
@@Anonamystic oh yes please thank you
@@donnaoeding6955 If you need it within thew next 2 houres than use the TL Yarn Crafts video th-cam.com/video/kP0jwRtffKQ/w-d-xo.html If not than i will attach a video of me doing it for you. i am currently working on a scarf so it will not be of any inconvenience for me.
Lovely, well explained! I've subbed, best of luck on your channel💜💜💜
Slow starting other than that great tutorial thank you
Doesn't come out right it has to be 6 us 2
I do disagree that all you really need to focus on is the top of the shells, it is essential to focus on the turns and alternating. I am not new to crochet or the shell stitch but needed a refresher course. Haven't done a shell in a long time. I would not recommend this for a real beginner. Might in the next video focus on the turns more. Other than that this is a great refresher.
Because for a beginner the top of a shell stitch IS the most important getting that "shell" shape. The tutorial is for just that, "shell stitch" for beginners. Twist and turns "AND" shell stitch would mean you're looking to advance your skills. 😒
Nice scarf, but the pattern is multiple of 6 plus 2. just do the math.
I did 6 + 1 and it worked perfectly. I wanted it wider so I chained 25 to begin. Maybe you are missing the very last chain at end of the row. It is difficult to see unless you look at the back side.