I've not got much further than I show in the video - I'd imagine I'd have to use another 2 or 3 balls 🤔 Depends how long you want your scarf really! Sorry I don't really have a set answer for you 😂
@@HookedbyRobin After you finish a project, like a scarf, would you please come back and comment on the yards used for what you made, and it's approximate size? To follow dye lots, I want to make sure to get enough yarn. ♥️.
@@looloolock definitely let me know how you get on! You'll probably finish your scarf much faster than I will as I'm the queen of never finishing anything 😂
I consider myself a "permanent beginner"... but this was SO easy once I watched the video a couple of times. Then I tried a sample swatch, and it all came together nicely. Tip for new crocheters who might be struggling with this: Watch on full screen to get the best view, and if it seems too fast for you, click on the little Settings gear, then click on Playback Speed, and choose a slower speed that's comfortable for you. Don't hesitate to back the video up, either. This is the beauty of "TH-cam Learning"... you can always go back, make the view bigger, and slow things down to catch up until you're comfortable and you get the hang of it. Slowing down will also let you work right along with the narrator so you get to see, hear and "do" the new skill, which reinforces it.
My mum used this stitch on a shawl for my first born 44 years ago,my daughter still has it to this day wrapped in tissue paper. I love the colour of the wool you’re using. Thank you for sharing sending love and prayers always,please keep safe xx❤️🙏🏻🇬🇧
If anyone is watching this now! Lol I had problems! I am not a fan of thick yarns! But I wanted to try this. I have painful fingers from arthritis. I kept dropping off my stitches. Ugh yep! So! Lol I decided I needed to practice something that might work for me! I kept thinking how this puff stitch reminds me of Tunisian crochet. I have one hook for Tunisian and it's a size m! Well I do have a couple skeins of super bulky. So I'm making earwarmers using a tunisian hook and bulky yarn. Lol. round one done! Thanks much for this pattern!
I was looking for a simple pattern for my daughter's scarf as I'm a beginner and dont know much...and this suddenly came in front of my eyes...It's very easy to learn from you...Very clear and perfect instructions. Thank you so much for this beautiful pattern.
THANK YOU, Robin! What a fun look and texture! At first I was confused as to why the rows of single crochets were being added & embedded, but then remembered it's a PUFF SHELL! So Clever & Cute!
Ive started this stitch. Even though it doesn't make full sense right now, it will get better. Is it just me, or does it seem that we are working this shell upside-down? I really love it, though. Thank you to the instructor and other commentators for their input. ❤
Robin, how absolutely creative you are!!!!!!!! 🧚♀️ Words cannot describe my fascination with and admiration of your talent and imagination!!!! Thank you again for sharing your gift with us in such clear instructions!!!!🙏😻💖
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have a little niece who’s obsessed with mermaids and the ocean. She turned 8 this past week and I used this pattern to make a “Seashell Blanket” (I used RedHeart in “Speckled”, an beige speckled with dark brown, and a H hook) for her and she absolutely loved it. Thank you again and please keep up the good work!
Jess Holmes It was 40”X75” (made it to fit her twin size bed) and I used 10 skeins. It was a little expensive because I had to buy that much yarn, but it was perfect for her and she was happy, so I considered it worth it.
Get comfortable with the star stitch first before taking on a project with this stitch. It'll help you get the hang of carrying all the loops on your hook. I speak from experience ! The cotton yarn she used for the tutorial made the stitches look so sloppy in comparison to her scarf but don't let that put you off...Cotton yarns (4wt, clunky/kinda bulky, lower quality) are stiff and do not drape well. The variegated yarn from her project uses a premium acrylic and drapes very nicely. It's similar to Red Heart's Unforgettable. It is so soft! Note, it can be a little tricky to frog, so take your time.
It does start out a tad complicated but it looks it flows easy when you get into the groove of it. It's a beautiful stitch pattern. Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely beautiful I'm gonna save it and hope to one day do it. I've only done a very large granny square when I was 18 and I havent touched it since and in 51 finally at the age where I can have hobbies and I started with gardening and I want to add this back into it but I'm still just a beginner but I do hope to do this beautiful pattern hopefully before I have another grandbaby so I can do a blanket for he/she lol. Thank you so much for sharing.
Wow that is beautiful!!! Shell stitch is one of my favs. This looks like an upgrade to a regular shell stitch and working upside down. The yarn color is BEAUTIFUL!!! 💖 THANK YOU SO MUCH!
When making the shells and going in to the chains, I use a smaller crochet hook to loosen the tighten chains. Or I go into the top loop of the chain to loosen it and then the bottom
I love this pattern and your directions are very clear. I was wondering how many stitches did you cast on with your scarf? I tried 47 stitches, but this seems a little too short, so I guess I will try 74 total. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful pattern.❤
Your tutorial is very easy to follow. You are lovely and tell everyone what they need to do step by step. I do not understand why you have down votes. I apologize for my ignorance, but what is going on with that?
I am new to crocheting I have done a few different small projects and a blanket before. I did try this out and it seems like something I will enjoy finishing. The only problem I have so far is that the size of the shells are not consistent. But now that I have noticed, I am sure I can figure this out. Thank you for your video, I really enjoyed watching it and the it, and I found it very inspiring :)
Now I feel like trying this but with a different colour yarn for the "hidden" chains! Maybe white base yarn and then various alternating vivid colours in the hidden rows. Reckon it would show through much? Could look super cool!
Very interesting manner of creating a puff shell by working in the row below. I will have to try this. Your video is very clear about the process. I have some extra Mandala yarn left over that I might try to use. I will let you know how it works out. I am in the middle of a project and want to finish it first. I just happen to come across this video. So glad I did.
You can tell the difference from first shell to the forth she'll lol. They get better as you go . I would suggest practice if you want it to look the same on your first shells
Hello Robin. Your work is so beautiful . I am a beginner and I think without you I can not do that. And my english is bad. I never learn it , just some worts. Yes....it's difficult for me. I would like to write more but I loose so much worts. I love your work very much. But do it the next Times a little bit slowly . Greetings Silvia 👍🙋🏼♀️❤😘🌹💋🥰😍😉
That is a beautiful pattern stitching, but I do believe I personally will wait till I am more experienced with crochet to attempt that particular stitch. I am doing my very first project ever today.
This pattern is GORGEOUS!!! My first grandbabay will be her in Dec and I just picked crochet back up after....too many years! I'm soooo excited to make this for "her" (my wish lol)
Thank you so much Robin, I really really enjoyed watching you create this amazing and stunning pattern. I really really love ❤️ the pattern with the two tone yarn. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Very pretty!! Think I would use this pattern as a break from other projects, for I would make a throw for my Daughters chairs in their favorite sportsteam colors. 😃😃. Thank you so much.. 🔆🔆🔆🔆
Hi Robin, I have only just discovered your channel and subscribed. I have ordered the yarn to make this scarf for Christmas presents for friends. Can this be turned into an infinity scarf by just joining the ends? Thank you, Mary x
Hiya Mary! I know I've already answered via FB but to answer your question here in case anyone else was wondering the same - yes absolutely! This stitch definitely lends itself to an infinity scarf 😀🧶
Okay so I did this a few rows without the chaining rows and I could tell a bit of a difference as it kept the bottoms of the shells on one side. This way they're on both sides and they will kinda stick out on the sides they're facing so I'm restarting and doing the original pattern
Love this pattern! Love your voice! Don't know why I haven't found your channel until today. All the snapshots on your videos look amazing! I've got some catching up to do!
This is a really beautiful pattern! I wonder if a Tunisian crochet hook in a somewhat short length would maybe make working the shell loops a little less worrysome as they wouldn't slip off the hook easily? I'm saving your video to my Crochet projects play list so I can try this out once my holiday gift projects are all done! Perhaps on a pretty shawl wrap. :) Thank you for sharing how to work this stitch!
If anyone has used this pattern in their projects, does it use up more yarn and is it possible to crochet it in the round while also making increases? Very nice stitch!
Hey Robin? Great Job! On the tutorial! Was so much easier than i thought it would be looking at the scarf you made! (But ive been crocheting over 50 years so easy is a relative term, right? Hey im having the same trouble with my yarn splitting as i work! By any chance were you using 100% acrylic (that gold color) im wondering if thats why mine is splitting so much! Its aggravating cause it keeps getting caught when im pulling off the shells and ive had to pull out the entire shell and do all the yarn overs, pull up loops aaalll over 🙄 I love the fluffy yarn you choose for yours! Those soft colors!
This is beautiful! I like it a lot more than making a few double crochet in a single stitch, like many tutorials here on TH-cam. Do you ever make this pattern in the round? I'm making a small purse with this pattern, I just started, but thinking on start again on the round.
I just subscribed and this is a beautiful stitch the boho yarn you showed in the beginning is gorgeous it looks very mermaid if that makes any sense 😉⭐
That's my christmas presents sorted! How many balls for a scarf do you recommend? Stunning pattern Robin thank you 😘😊
I've not got much further than I show in the video - I'd imagine I'd have to use another 2 or 3 balls 🤔 Depends how long you want your scarf really! Sorry I don't really have a set answer for you 😂
@@HookedbyRobin After you finish a project, like a scarf, would you please come back and comment on the yards used for what you made, and it's approximate size? To follow dye lots, I want to make sure to get enough yarn. ♥️.
Fab, thank you . I've ordered 6 balls, that should keep me going 😊😊
@@looloolock definitely let me know how you get on! You'll probably finish your scarf much faster than I will as I'm the queen of never finishing anything 😂
Louisa Lockley how far did you get with 6 balls? And how long was each ball?
I consider myself a "permanent beginner"... but this was SO easy once I watched the video a couple of times. Then I tried a sample swatch, and it all came together nicely. Tip for new crocheters who might be struggling with this: Watch on full screen to get the best view, and if it seems too fast for you, click on the little Settings gear, then click on Playback Speed, and choose a slower speed that's comfortable for you. Don't hesitate to back the video up, either. This is the beauty of "TH-cam Learning"... you can always go back, make the view bigger, and slow things down to catch up until you're comfortable and you get the hang of it. Slowing down will also let you work right along with the narrator so you get to see, hear and "do" the new skill, which reinforces it.
Thanks for the tips, Megan!!
I actually didn't know about the slow down button until I recently got into crocheting and I thank God and TH-cam for it 😁
Yes!!! You said it so well.
“Permanent beginner”! That describes me perfectly!
Great tip thank you 👌
That's such a clever way of getting around right side/wrong side issue to make all the shells the same WHILE enhancing the puff! I love it
My mum used this stitch on a shawl for my first born 44 years ago,my daughter still has it to this day wrapped in tissue paper. I love the colour of the wool you’re using. Thank you for sharing sending love and prayers always,please keep safe xx❤️🙏🏻🇬🇧
How many chains did she use for a shawl?
If anyone is watching this now! Lol I had problems! I am not a fan of thick yarns! But I wanted to try this. I have painful fingers from arthritis. I kept dropping off my stitches. Ugh yep! So! Lol I decided I needed to practice something that might work for me! I kept thinking how this puff stitch reminds me of Tunisian crochet. I have one hook for Tunisian and it's a size m! Well I do have a couple skeins of super bulky. So I'm making earwarmers using a tunisian hook and bulky yarn. Lol. round one done! Thanks much for this pattern!
So beautiful! I'm going to make a stole for my grand niece for her wedding in August! I'm sure she'll love it! Thank you so much! God bless!
I can't crochet, the way you explain is very easy, and I'm going to try , I'm so happy I found you, thanks a lot 💓
Wow this is incredible. Plus your choice of colourway is phenomenal - the blues and greys truly make it look like shells plucked from the ocean.
Thank you so much Rachelle for the loveliest comment! 😍🤗
I was looking for a simple pattern for my daughter's scarf as I'm a beginner and dont know much...and this suddenly came in front of my eyes...It's very easy to learn from you...Very clear and perfect instructions.
Thank you so much for this beautiful pattern.
I love your voice. Your instruction is the most easy to understand. Thank you.
Looks a little complicated,but I can't wait to try.. your esplanation is so good and your voice so pleasant.....thank you
Thank you so much Maria, you can do this! 😃🧶
This is so nice. I am a beginner and I'm learning by watching TH-cam.. But this is the easist tutorial I found so far. Thank you
THANK YOU, Robin!
What a fun look and texture!
At first I was confused as to why the rows of single crochets were being added & embedded,
but then remembered it's a PUFF SHELL!
So Clever & Cute!
I do shell stitches all the time, but I have never seen it done this way, really love the way it looks, thank you for sharing!
I’m glad you like it Kimberly. Are you going to make anything with it?😃
@HookedbyRobin a scarf my first project. I will share a picture once I get done!
Fantastic!x
Ive started this stitch. Even though it doesn't make full sense right now, it will get better. Is it just me, or does it seem that we are working this shell upside-down? I really love it, though. Thank you to the instructor and other commentators for their input. ❤
THANK YOU FOR ADDING SUBTITLES!!! You have such a wonderful finesse to your crocheting. also having accurate subtitles is always great just 😩👌 superb
You are very welcome! I have to manually add the subtitles (it takes forever and is a total pain hahah!) so it's good to hear they are useful!
Your directions ate very concise, Making them easy to follow. Thank you.
Thanks!
Thank you for your support! 🥰
Robin, how absolutely creative you are!!!!!!!! 🧚♀️ Words cannot describe my fascination with and admiration of your talent and imagination!!!! Thank you again for sharing your gift with us in such clear instructions!!!!🙏😻💖
I really enjoy your tutorial style - as someone who’s only started crocheting this year this is a pattern I look forward to trying in the future!
Thank you so much for sharing, it took me a little while to figure out the stitch but I got it!! I'm making a blanket for my first grandchild
Now that's one of the most beautiful I've seen. ty Robin.
Thank you so much Debbie! 🥰😃
@@HookedbyRobin Oh you are very welcome.
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Ok I love that you added the time stamps I hate trying to find the row repeats lol thank you
Tracey Ifversen crochet blanket instructions
This stitch is absolutely gorgeous, I love the star stitch too. I've been looking for a stitch I love as much as star stitch I think I found it
Robin!
These are like baby Bavarians! Thank you for teaching us!
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have a little niece who’s obsessed with mermaids and the ocean. She turned 8 this past week and I used this pattern to make a “Seashell Blanket” (I used RedHeart in “Speckled”, an beige speckled with dark brown, and a H hook) for her and she absolutely loved it. Thank you again and please keep up the good work!
I can imagine that it ate yarn like no tomorrow but I'm so glad your niece loved the finished blanket! 🥰
How much yarn did this use and how big was the blanket?
Jess Holmes
It was 40”X75” (made it to fit her twin size bed) and I used 10 skeins. It was a little expensive because I had to buy that much yarn, but it was perfect for her and she was happy, so I considered it worth it.
You have the most creative and beautiful stitches and projects!
Thank you so much Laurel! 🥰🧶
Do you have information any where on stitch count for the original scarf you showed at beginning?
I will keep trying this pattern because the stitch just looks so cool and i hope to one day complete it so that I can show others what it looks like.
Get comfortable with the star stitch first before taking on a project with this stitch. It'll help you get the hang of carrying all the loops on your hook. I speak from experience !
The cotton yarn she used for the tutorial made the stitches look so sloppy in comparison to her scarf but don't let that put you off...Cotton yarns (4wt, clunky/kinda bulky, lower quality) are stiff and do not drape well. The variegated yarn from her project uses a premium acrylic and drapes very nicely. It's similar to Red Heart's Unforgettable. It is so soft! Note, it can be a little tricky to frog, so take your time.
Hiya this is stunning. How many chains for the start row of the project with the breeze cygnet yarn?
It does start out a tad complicated but it looks it flows easy when you get into the groove of it. It's a beautiful stitch pattern. Thanks for sharing!
It's definitely worth sticking with it!
i like the colors, and i am often working with shells or fans stitches. is one of my favorites stitches. thanks for sharing.
Looks like it uses a lot of yarn for this stitch, it's beautiful. The scarf your working on in the video beginning is gorgeous
Absolutely beautiful I'm gonna save it and hope to one day do it. I've only done a very large granny square when I was 18 and I havent touched it since and in 51 finally at the age where I can have hobbies and I started with gardening and I want to add this back into it but I'm still just a beginner but I do hope to do this beautiful pattern hopefully before I have another grandbaby so I can do a blanket for he/she lol. Thank you so much for sharing.
The way you made two rows of chains and then crocheted over the top was so interesting to me! I've never seen a technique like that before.
Camille and her Cosmetics It is to me as well. I’m trying to figure out why it’s done that way lol ☺️
@@robinmoore7202 I assume it helps the shell 'puff' 😊
@@robinmoore7202 The "chain row" that you end up doing shells over is to make the shell puffier then the usual shell. Awesome idea.
@@camille4574 Yes, The "chain row" that you end up doing shells over is to make the shell puffier then the usual shell. Awesome idea.
I thought it was a space holder for row 2, but it does add to the puffiness as well!😁
I'm a beginner but will save this for the future. It looks so very pretty and thank you for the tutorial.
I recommend you to just do it! It's quite simple!
Beautiful pattern. Im speechless. It is easy. Practice make a man perfect.
i have the first row mastered, so far very instuctional... i love the stitch.. im using lionbrand wieght of four.
That is great Suze, well done! 😃🤗
Wow that is beautiful!!! Shell stitch is one of my favs. This looks like an upgrade to a regular shell stitch and working upside down. The yarn color is BEAUTIFUL!!! 💖 THANK YOU SO MUCH!
When making the shells and going in to the chains, I use a smaller crochet hook to loosen the tighten chains. Or I go into the top loop of the chain to loosen it and then the bottom
I love this pattern and your directions are very clear. I was wondering how many stitches did you cast on with your scarf? I tried 47 stitches, but this seems a little too short, so I guess I will try 74 total. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful pattern.❤
Your tutorial is very easy to follow. You are lovely and tell everyone what they need to do step by step. I do not understand why you have down votes. I apologize for my ignorance, but what is going on with that?
I am new to crocheting I have done a few different small projects and a blanket before. I did try this out and it seems like something I will enjoy finishing. The only problem I have so far is that the size of the shells are not consistent. But now that I have noticed, I am sure I can figure this out. Thank you for your video, I really enjoyed watching it and the it, and I found it very inspiring :)
Very interesting and definitely intermediate but you teach so well. 😊
Thank you so much for your video tutorial, Robin, giving such clear instructions for the beautiful puff shell star stich.
Now I feel like trying this but with a different colour yarn for the "hidden" chains! Maybe white base yarn and then various alternating vivid colours in the hidden rows. Reckon it would show through much? Could look super cool!
Oooh I like that idea! NEONS 😍
Very interesting manner of creating a puff shell by working in the row below. I will have to try this. Your video is very clear about the process. I have some extra Mandala yarn left over that I might try to use. I will let you know how it works out. I am in the middle of a project and want to finish it first. I just happen to come across this video. So glad I did.
You can tell the difference from first shell to the forth she'll lol. They get better as you go . I would suggest practice if you want it to look the same on your first shells
Hello Robin. Your work is so beautiful . I am a beginner and I think without you I can not do that. And my english is bad. I never learn it , just some worts. Yes....it's difficult for me. I would like to write more but I loose so much worts. I love your work very much. But do it the next Times a little bit slowly . Greetings Silvia 👍🙋🏼♀️❤😘🌹💋🥰😍😉
You can slow the video! There are 3 dots for your video settings, you can slow me down there! Xx
support.google.com/youtube/answer/7509567?co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid&hl=en 👍
@@HookedbyRobin thank you. I tty it. Silvia und 🙋🏼♀️💋💋💋🌹🌹🌹
I will do my best,I love making Scarves & this Puff shell stitch is Beautiful.
I am watching this and it is totally making sense. Does that mean I am now officially an intermediate crochet-er?
I think this would be really sweet done as a bath mat but I don't know what yarn would work best for that. I will think about it!
Beautiful pattern thank you very much!
I just found that the variation of continuing with row two all the way works too, without row three!
Awesome! That should be a time saver!
Can you explain what you mean by this? I'm a newbie with a short attention span 😂
It is a lovely stitch. Still working on making it perfect. Thanks so much for all the tutorials!!
I found myself literally clapping by the second shell you finished. Definitely going to try this :)
That is a beautiful pattern stitching, but I do believe I personally will wait till I am more experienced with crochet to attempt that particular stitch. I am doing my very first project ever today.
Such a beautiful stitch have some Red Heart Unforgettable will make a Beautiful scarf. Gonna give it a try.
This pattern is GORGEOUS!!! My first grandbabay will be her in Dec and I just picked crochet back up after....too many years! I'm soooo excited to make this for "her" (my wish lol)
Thank you so much Robin, I really really enjoyed watching you create this amazing and stunning pattern. I really really love ❤️ the pattern with the two tone yarn. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Very pretty!! Think I would use this pattern as a break from other projects, for I would make a throw for my Daughters chairs in their favorite sportsteam colors. 😃😃.
Thank you so much.. 🔆🔆🔆🔆
Hi Robin, I have only just discovered your channel and subscribed. I have ordered the yarn to make this scarf for Christmas presents for friends. Can this be turned into an infinity scarf by just joining the ends? Thank you, Mary x
Hiya Mary! I know I've already answered via FB but to answer your question here in case anyone else was wondering the same - yes absolutely! This stitch definitely lends itself to an infinity scarf 😀🧶
Your such a good teacher thank you 😊
Okay so I did this a few rows without the chaining rows and I could tell a bit of a difference as it kept the bottoms of the shells on one side. This way they're on both sides and they will kinda stick out on the sides they're facing so I'm restarting and doing the original pattern
A very beautiful stitch....gonna take me a bit to grasp it but its so gorgeous I can't wait! Thanks!! :)
I like your tutorials. Thanks for showing us this gorgeous shell pattern.
Love your tutorial, you did a great job of explaining the Puff Shell Star Stitch.....my next project 👏🏼🌹
BEAUTIFUL the stitch and yarn.
Excellent tutorial.....excellent instructor
Thank you so much Kathrine! 😃
This would make a lovely placemat pattern.
It would Joseph! 😍😃
This is just gorgeous! Is there any chance you have a tutorial for a triangular shawl in this stitch????
Absolutely Stunning! A yarn hog, but so worth it! This is such an amazing stitch for a luxurious scarf or blanket! 💙💚
This is beautiful!! I can do shells in bigger yarn bit doesnt have as much detail as this!!
Great tutorial thanks also so sweet to listen such a rich English accent.
It looked so pretty at the end❤️❤️❤️❤️
A beautiful pattern in a gorgeous colour .
I love this stitch and I truly appreciate the detail you give us in each of your videos.
This is gorgeous!!! I will be using this pattern for a couple of Christmas presents. Thank you for sharing!
Oh my what beautiful stitch and thanks for sharing.
Gorgeous. A little advanced for my skills, but I certainly appreciate the beauty and hard work.
Love this pattern! Love your voice! Don't know why I haven't found your channel until today. All the snapshots on your videos look amazing! I've got some catching up to do!
Thank you so much! Xx
Looks very beautiful! Wanna try it but I am wondering can I use any type of yarn? Or there is a specific type that should be used?
Lovely pattern, but I'll try it when I'm well rested and confident. Thanks for the challenge, I think.
Beautiful stitch! I tried it twice with no luck.
This was my first vid that I'v watch and loved your channel ever sins
I really like this stitch and has never did it but I will be.
This is beautiful thanks so much!!
This is absolutely stunning.
This is a really beautiful pattern! I wonder if a Tunisian crochet hook in a somewhat short length would maybe make working the shell loops a little less worrysome as they wouldn't slip off the hook easily? I'm saving your video to my Crochet projects play list so I can try this out once my holiday gift projects are all done! Perhaps on a pretty shawl wrap. :) Thank you for sharing how to work this stitch!
Any recommendations for a border? Reversing it at the nd to have both ends scalloped?
I am so making these and sending them as gifts to my family in Wisconsin, thank you for sharing
So beautiful! I've added it to my list of things to make and can't wait to give it a whirl.
If anyone has used this pattern in their projects, does it use up more yarn and is it possible to crochet it in the round while also making increases? Very nice stitch!
Hey Robin?
Great Job! On the tutorial! Was so much easier than i thought it would be looking at the scarf you made! (But ive been crocheting over 50 years so easy is a relative term, right?
Hey im having the same trouble with my yarn splitting as i work! By any chance were you using 100% acrylic (that gold color) im wondering if thats why mine is splitting so much! Its aggravating cause it keeps getting caught when im pulling off the shells and ive had to pull out the entire shell and do all the yarn overs, pull up loops aaalll over 🙄
I love the fluffy yarn you choose for yours! Those soft colors!
Awesome. Thanks for the easy stitch by stitch tutorial. Going to have to keep putting video on pause to learn this though 😁😊
I came here after watching happyberry crochet's video and i really liked your channel keep going✊❤
Thank you so much! 😀
I love it! It's absolutely stunning! I am definitely going to try this pattern stitch out. Thank you so much Robin for another amazing tutorial.
100000 likes for the color of yarn 😍it is really awesome
This is beautiful! I like it a lot more than making a few double crochet in a single stitch, like many tutorials here on TH-cam. Do you ever make this pattern in the round? I'm making a small purse with this pattern, I just started, but thinking on start again on the round.
I just subscribed and this is a beautiful stitch the boho yarn you showed in the beginning is gorgeous it looks very mermaid if that makes any sense 😉⭐
Goodness! So elegant!