Truly appreciate that you show and explain how to read a pattern. Then still show us what to do. This is what you call an INCREDIBLE, TALENTED TEACHER. I love this. Thank you very very very very much. Now I can kinda understand those asterisks 😁😍🥰
Absolutely.. Positively... I took the highlighting step a bot further. I used a multimcolor pen, to underling the steps in diff colors so o can follow it easier...
I did like this because you Also showed us how to read the pattern. The basket is small but it turned out great 👍 and I also finally understand where to put the stitch marker.
After watching your video I have made three baskets! You’ve helped me accomplish something I’ve always wanted to do...crochet my own basket!!!! Thank you!!!
You are so clear! I love the way you explain the pattern as we go along. That way we can learn how to read the pattern. Yesterday I tried 4 other tutorials and couldn't even get started. Having never crocheted before yesterday I have now made a basket! I can't believe it! Thank you so much.
tyvm i have only been crocheting 5 weeks and made lots of blankets and decided to concentrate on basic stitches and no matter what i still didnt get this, so left it as a project to come back to once i learnt more stitches, i have just sat down and made the most wonderful basket and realise where i went wrong every time.. and now starting to read patterns, wish my gran was alive she said i did not get it but i do gran and wish you were here to show me lots of your creations, tyvm Bella x
That was by far, the best illustration of a pattern I have seen yet...I appreciated, so much, having the pattern to follow, as I am not too familiar with following patterns....thanks so much for taking that extra time and effort to follow along with the work....and, the baskets are lovely. :)
This was the first tutorial I followed start to finish and understood every word you said ! It came up a really nice large basket ! Thank you so much !!
This is great. Now I understand the transition between the base and the side. And putting the pattern onscreen along with the work was just superior teaching. Thank you.
Thank you do much for posting this video. I managed to create my frist bowl (medium) in one night! I'm so proud of it and definitely wouldn't have been able to do it without your clear instructions. 🥰
WOW!!! I am a poor sleeper and watched this video at 4am. I can't wait for my local hobby craft to open so I can purchase the wool to make a basket. thank you so much for explaining how to do this, with nice clear and timely instructions xx
I love all your tutorials but this one is super amazing! I love that you teach us with a pattern to help with learning to read patterns 😁 Also I can't believe all this time if I need to use 2 strands together I've always brought 2 balls. I never actually thought of using a strand from each end 🙈 Thank you so much Sarah-Jayne xx
Thank you for this awesome and easy to follow directions pattern! I made a Medium sized basket and turned out really nice!! Thanks again for sharing this 👌💖
Hello Sarah-Jayne 👋 from Kentucky USA 🇺🇲 Awesome design work and easy instructions! 👍 I'm getting back to crochet 1st time since a kid. Could do basic stitches, but couldn't read patterns. I've recently been watching your videos and learned so much. You are a Bella teacher. 😁 I'm excited to make these baskets as my 1st completed project. Need to get this yarn asap. LOL! Thanks so much for sharing your Bella talent. 😃 New Subscriber & Pinterest Happy Crafting ✂️ God Bless You all and Keep You Safe 🙏
Love this! I cant read a crochet pattern to save my life, despite both my mom and best friends mom trying to teach me. :/ but I can follow along with you! Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for your teaching methods. I am a complete beginner and have been delighted this evening in completing a "square". Just need to find a conversion for wool/cotton types for Australia. I have had a look at the basket tutorial where you explain how to read the pattern and I am now super keen to have a try at this. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this video! I actually only watched the end because I was looking for the crab stitch to finish a basket I was working on. Your explanation was excellent and I've finished my basket!! I always enjoy your videos. :)
Hi Sarah-Jayne, I appreciate so much this video which you have explained the pattern to a T which has helped me to complete four medium baskets. One for myself and the other three for my gorgeous three granddaughters, they chose their colours and the youngest who is eight wanted the last three rows in a different colour and a bow made in chain stitch, I looked at her and thought, hang on why not just as the pattern looks. It was fun after all, they also say, 'Thank you Sarah-Jayne'. Thank you for me too. 😁
You look like an English Rose and sound like an angel, what a brilliant tutorial 😀 as always you explain everything so well and in just the right details, for me it was great to understand the pattern also, I’m delighted with the result and will be making more for my up and coming Craft Fair in October. Thanks again Bella you are a star 🌟 love Linda x 🤗
I find it so hard to follow written patterns so i love how you explained the pattern as you went along. My basket looked nothing like yours but it was a first attempt so i know I'll do it better next time lol
Love your videos. You are trully a great teacher 😃 Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You explain it in such a nice way. It makes it easy to understand. Thank you.
Thank you sarah Jayne subtitles will help carol so much and I’m sure a lot of other people to you have helped me so much I’m now waiting for the wool to come from your own pattern the stripe blanket in the same colours as you made love the wisteria clematis colours linda xx
Oh these baskets are wonderful, I already have ideas what I can use them for. Thanks for help with reading of the pattern. So many ideas, so little time, lol.
Excellent instructions and a wonderful video.. lost my fear of crocheting in the rounds when I mastered the use of the stitch markers and how to mark a stitch!!!
Excellent! I loved the way you taught but the last round was really tricky. I will surely try and hope I will be able to create a nice basket like the one you showed. Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorial.
This video is amazing. I had only knitted scarves before and didn't think I could be able to do this, but with your explanations I could! Thank you so much. Question: If I want to make it even bigger, should I just continue adding rounds in the same way? Example: - 7th rnd: Ch 1. *2 sc in next sc. 1 sc in each of next 5 sc. Rep from * around. Join. - 8th rnd: Ch 1. *2 sc in next sc. 1 sc in each of next 6 sc. Rep from * around. Join. And so on?
You're very welcome, I'm so happy you've found my video useful 🙂 I've had a look at the pattern for you and yes, that's the method I would use if I wanted to make an even bigger basket. 🙂
I love these baskets and your tutorials are great. I am going to try to make the base larger and continue with your instructions so I can get the size I want. Wish me luck and if you have any advice please share. Thank you!
Question! To make the basket bigger, do you just add one extra double crochet to each stitch per round? Example: she ends with 2 double crochet and 1 double crochet for 4 stitches. To make it bigger do we then do 2 double crochet and 1 double for 5 stitches, so on and so forth?
Your videos are my go to for the great instructions. I have only just started crocheting and can never get the count right. Joining the end of line and starting a new one. Would this work if I just crocheted in the round? Thanks again
I love your basket and appreciate reading the pattern at the same time.(I’m lousy at reading patterns. You can forget the patterns with the little o’s, t’s and groups of t’s that form a large v shape. I feel like I’m looking at some scientific chart of some sort Lol. Have a great day 💕☮️🇺🇸
Thanks so much for this tutorial. You really helped me to understand reading the pattern. I love the yarn you used. So pretty. I always learn so much from you and your tutorials are lovely and clear and easy to follow. I think I will make these very soon.
Sarah Jayne, your tutorials are so helpful!! I love them..... I wanted to ask if I can use normal wool for this basket or do I have to use a particular type of wool?
You're welcome, I'm glad you like it 😊 To make a bigger basket I would simply use a bigger hook/thicker yarn - you can even hold two strands of yarn held double. This way you don't need to alter the pattern.
You have done a fabulous job in explaining ,esp with reading the patterns. Could u help me decipher this please? With 2 strands of yarn held together, chain or ch 3 (2 chs counts as half double crochet or hdc), hdc 7 times in beg ch (8 hdc)....Thankyou
Thank you, I'm glad you've found my tutorial helpful 😊 The pattern is telling you to make a starting chain of 3, and then work 7 half double crochets (or half treble crochets in UK terms) into the chain furthest from the hook. The 2 skipped chains also count as a stitch, giving you 8 stitches in total. You could also work a magic circle and make 8 half double crochets into the centre.
Sorry this is completely random. Can I make a cardigan for my little one from cotton yarn? I’ve got one of these cones in a different colour way, but just not sure what to do with it. Thank you for another amazing video Xxx
Thank you so much for this tutorial its great. If I wanted to make the base bigger do i just continue going round and increasing the number of single crochet stitches?
Hello Sarah! I'm wondering if I can do this with a bulky type yarn or even t-shirt yarn? Most of the yarn sold in my country is pilling really baaaaadly and imported branded yarn like Lily n Sugar or Lion brand or even Bernat are super expensive...t-shirt yarn on the other hand, is cheap and thick >.
Just a curiousity: My nan taught me to crochet. She was born in 1898. We are from the UK but my Nan taught me the US names, no idea why. What is the UK stitch for a US single crochet? Love your tutorial. Great idea to use up bits of leftover wool.
Yes, you can add more rounds to the base before you start the sides of the basket. You can also increase your hook size and use thicker yarn (even two strands held together) and follow the pattern the same 😊
Thank you so much 😊 I would recommend using cotton yarn for this one. I can't say exactly how much yarn just for the large basket, but 400g of yarn is enough for all three. You can find more details including the free written pattern on my blog here: bellacococrochet.com/crochet-nesting-baskets/
Hi Sarah-Jayne, thank you so much for these instructions, you make everything seem so easy! I am just going to start making one of these baskets and am having trouble removing the cardboard cone from the thread. Can you tell me what you used to push yours through please as I can’t seem to get mine to budge? Many thanks 😊
It just takes a bit of manipulation to remove the cone, if you push a little from the top and then pull a little from the bottom, and keep repeating it should eventually come loose 😊
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Truly appreciate that you show and explain how to read a pattern. Then still show us what to do. This is what you call an INCREDIBLE, TALENTED TEACHER. I love this. Thank you very very very very much. Now I can kinda understand those asterisks 😁😍🥰
So pleased that you liked it! :) Thank you x
Absolutely.. Positively... I took the highlighting step a bot further. I used a multimcolor pen, to underling the steps in diff colors so o can follow it easier...
I did like this because you Also showed us how to read the pattern. The basket is small but it turned out great 👍 and I also finally understand where to put the stitch marker.
After watching your video I have made three baskets! You’ve helped me accomplish something I’ve always wanted to do...crochet my own basket!!!! Thank you!!!
You are so clear! I love the way you explain the pattern as we go along. That way we can learn how to read the pattern. Yesterday I tried 4 other tutorials and couldn't even get started. Having never crocheted before yesterday I have now made a basket! I can't believe it! Thank you so much.
You are very welcome and well done :)
I love my basket! Thanks so much for explaining it so clearly and for referencing the written instructions. Deffo need more tutorials like this x
You are very welcome :)
tyvm i have only been crocheting 5 weeks and made lots of blankets and decided to concentrate on basic stitches and no matter what i still didnt get this, so left it as a project to come back to once i learnt more stitches, i have just sat down and made the most wonderful basket and realise where i went wrong every time.. and now starting to read patterns, wish my gran was alive she said i did not get it but i do gran and wish you were here to show me lots of your creations, tyvm Bella x
You're very welcome, I'm sure your Gran would be very proud of you :)
@@bellacococrochet ty am making a lockdown blanket now x
Your instructions are so clear and easy to follow. Best crochet tutorial I’ve seen yet. Thank you
You are very welcome :)
That was by far, the best illustration of a pattern I have seen yet...I appreciated, so much, having the pattern to follow, as I am not too familiar with following patterns....thanks so much for taking that extra time and effort to follow along with the work....and, the baskets are lovely. :)
Thank you and I'm glad it was helpful :)
This was the first tutorial I followed start to finish and understood every word you said ! It came up a really nice large basket ! Thank you so much !!
You are very welcome :)
I'm a beginner and it is so helpful when you show the pattern along with the tutorial. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome :)
This is great. Now I understand the transition between the base and the side. And putting the pattern onscreen along with the work was just superior teaching. Thank you.
You are a fabulous teacher and artisan. You explain steps precisely to the instructions. God bless & stay safe!!!
Thank you so much :)
Thank you do much for posting this video. I managed to create my frist bowl (medium) in one night! I'm so proud of it and definitely wouldn't have been able to do it without your clear instructions. 🥰
You are very welcome :)
Wicked. I always get messed up on the slipstitch and make a mess. Very clear now
Excellent tutorial...extra details, like placing yarn on lap which really made it easier to deal with. Looking forward to more tutorials.
Thank you! 😊
Really helpful video. I've watched a number of other ones but this was the best and I've now learnt how to crochet a basket. Tks
Glad it was helpful :)
WOW!!! I am a poor sleeper and watched this video at 4am. I can't wait for my local hobby craft to open so I can purchase the wool to make a basket. thank you so much for explaining how to do this, with nice clear and timely instructions xx
I could never figure out why people don't pay attention, it is not wool it is cotton
I love all your tutorials but this one is super amazing! I love that you teach us with a pattern to help with learning to read patterns 😁
Also I can't believe all this time if I need to use 2 strands together I've always brought 2 balls. I never actually thought of using a strand from each end 🙈 Thank you so much Sarah-Jayne xx
this particular yarn is super easy to use in that way. :) So pleased you enjoyed it x
Thank you indeed. This is really help for me to crochet a basket .A lot of love sending from Thailand.
You’re very welcome 😊
Love these tutorials, I have the basics of crochet but have never read a pattern before so this is really helpful for me, thanks so much x
You are very welcome :)
Thank you for the free pattern and tutorial. I haven't used cotton yarn yet, but this looks so nice I will have to try it out. 🥰🙂
You're very welcome :)
Cotton yarn is great
Hello from Canada! Thank you for the great video and explaining the steps. My basket turned out BEAUTIFUL!💕
You are so welcome :)
Thank you for this awesome and easy to follow directions pattern! I made a Medium sized basket and turned out really nice!! Thanks again for sharing this 👌💖
You are very welcome :)
This is a VERY CLEAR instructions and I'm so excited to make my basket today! Thank youuu
You are very welcome :)
Love this. I always really struggle to follow patterns so you explaining it makes it seam so simple, thank you x
I'm so glad it helped. I shall be doing a few more like this too so keep a look out x
Hello Sarah-Jayne 👋 from Kentucky USA 🇺🇲
Awesome design work and easy instructions! 👍
I'm getting back to crochet 1st time since a kid. Could do basic stitches, but couldn't read patterns.
I've recently been watching your videos and learned so much. You are a Bella teacher. 😁
I'm excited to make these baskets as my 1st completed project. Need to get this yarn asap. LOL!
Thanks so much for sharing your Bella talent. 😃
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Happy Crafting ✂️
God Bless You all and Keep You Safe 🙏
Thank you so much :)
LOVE your tutorials and how you explain your a AMAZING TALENTED CROCHETER. again I LOVE this thank you so much for your videos :) xxx
You are very welcome :)
Love this! I cant read a crochet pattern to save my life, despite both my mom and best friends mom trying to teach me. :/ but I can follow along with you! Thank you so much!!!
You're very welcome :)
Thank you for your teaching methods. I am a complete beginner and have been delighted this evening in completing a "square". Just need to find a conversion for wool/cotton types for Australia. I have had a look at the basket tutorial where you explain how to read the pattern and I am now super keen to have a try at this. Thank you.
You're very welcome :)
Thank you so much for this video! I actually only watched the end because I was looking for the crab stitch to finish a basket I was working on. Your explanation was excellent and I've finished my basket!! I always enjoy your videos. :)
Thank you I'm glad it was helpful :)
I just finished one for a planter , thank you!
You're welcome :)
Since I watched your videos in August I’ve not stopped crocheting, thankyou so much, can’t wait to make these x
yay! you have the crochet bug lol x
I love these! I’m making these for my classroom (for toddlers).
Thank you :)
Hi Sarah-Jayne, I appreciate so much this video which you have explained the pattern to a T which has helped me to complete four medium baskets. One for myself and the other three for my gorgeous three granddaughters, they chose their colours and the youngest who is eight wanted the last three rows in a different colour and a bow made in chain stitch, I looked at her and thought, hang on why not just as the pattern looks. It was fun after all, they also say, 'Thank you Sarah-Jayne'. Thank you for me too. 😁
Hi Cettina, thank you for your lovely comment! I'm so happy to hear that you've found my tutorial useful 🙂
Thanks for your video. It's easy to understand and practice.
You are welcome :)
Thank you so much for great tutorial. I love ❤️ how you explain how-too
You're very welcome :)
You explain this so simple I will definitely be watching you 💕
Thank you :)
You look like an English Rose and sound like an angel, what a brilliant tutorial 😀 as always you explain everything so well and in just the right details, for me it was great to understand the pattern also, I’m delighted with the result and will be making more for my up and coming Craft Fair in October. Thanks again Bella you are a star 🌟 love Linda x 🤗
Ahh Thank you for your lovely comments and your support it really does mean a lot to me 🙂
You are always good at explaining and demonstrating. Also very pretty basket. Thank you.
Thank you very much x
I find it so hard to follow written patterns so i love how you explained the pattern as you went along. My basket looked nothing like yours but it was a first attempt so i know I'll do it better next time lol
Thank you Natalia and remember that crochet is practice and patience so it will get easier and you will get better. Good luck :)
Love your videos. You are trully a great teacher 😃
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You explain it in such a nice way. It makes it easy to understand.
Thank you.
You're very welcome :)
Thank you very much the way you explain is very easy and simple god bless you keep smiling keep up the good work 😁🇬🇧
You're very welcome :)
Thank you sarah Jayne subtitles will help carol so much and I’m sure a lot of other people to you have helped me so much I’m now waiting for the wool to come from your own pattern the stripe blanket in the same colours as you made love the wisteria clematis colours linda xx
thank you Bella, I really appreciated being able to follow a pattern. you are such a good teacher. thank you
You're very welcome :)
Oh these baskets are wonderful, I already have ideas what I can use them for. Thanks for help with reading of the pattern. So many ideas, so little time, lol.
Very pretty Sarah-Jayne! Great instruction too! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much Thea x
Excellent instructions and a wonderful video.. lost my fear of crocheting in the rounds when I mastered the use of the stitch markers and how to mark a stitch!!!
Excellent! I loved the way you taught but the last round was really tricky. I will surely try and hope I will be able to create a nice basket like the one you showed. Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorial.
You're very welcome 🙂
This was super easy. It came out beautiful.
Easy to follow and great explanation of pattern. Very pleased with my basket xx
Glad you like it :)
Oh I can’t believe it’s 2yrs since you made this tutorial 😂 I came looking for it and couldn’t believe it was coming up on 2yrs ! 💞
The years certainly do fly by :)
Thank you for all wonderful tutorial
You are so very welcome :)
This video is amazing. I had only knitted scarves before and didn't think I could be able to do this, but with your explanations I could! Thank you so much. Question: If I want to make it even bigger, should I just continue adding rounds in the same way? Example:
- 7th rnd: Ch 1. *2 sc in next sc. 1 sc in each of next 5 sc. Rep from * around. Join.
- 8th rnd: Ch 1. *2 sc in next sc. 1 sc in each of next 6 sc. Rep from * around. Join.
And so on?
You're very welcome, I'm so happy you've found my video useful 🙂 I've had a look at the pattern for you and yes, that's the method I would use if I wanted to make an even bigger basket. 🙂
I love these baskets and your tutorials are great. I am going to try to make the base larger and continue with your instructions so I can get the size I want. Wish me luck and if you have any advice please share. Thank you!
Love it you make this easy watching you !😊
Thank you! 😊
Thank you for this pattern…I am going to try to make the large one.
You're welcome :)
Super tutorial ! So clearly explained and easy to follow and really informative .Thank you for sharing your skills.
You're very welcome :)
These baskets look great...can't wait to make them. Thanks so much for another super tutorial!
so pleased you liked it x
Do you think you could make a crochet socks tutorial? It would be more than great! Thank you.
Thank you for your request, I will add it to my list :)
Just found your channel. Your tutorials are awesome! Thanks so much!🙂
You are very welcome :)
Love the baskets and the color. Thank you for explaining the instructions, makes it a lot easier. Lori Schreiner USA
so glad you enjoyed it and it helped you x
Thank you for explaining, will be having a go at this basket. 😊
You’re very welcome 😊
How wonderful to find you. I agree with the last comment.....Love it all, thank you..🧶🧶🧶🧶🧶
You are very welcome :)
Can't wait to try these. I love how you finished the top edge. Thank you for very clear instructions.
Wonderful ! The tutorial was so good ! i made a bigger basket & it did up nice. Thanks so much
You're very welcome 😀
Question! To make the basket bigger, do you just add one extra double crochet to each stitch per round? Example: she ends with 2 double crochet and 1 double crochet for 4 stitches. To make it bigger do we then do 2 double crochet and 1 double for 5 stitches, so on and so forth?
Just finishing mine up .I LOVE MY BASKET💛 thanks for explaining everything easily.
You are so very welcome:)
thank you for answering my question
No problem :)
Very neatly explained 👍
Thank you 🙂
I did two baskets 😁
Your videos are my go to for the great instructions. I have only just started crocheting and can never get the count right. Joining the end of line and starting a new one. Would this work if I just crocheted in the round? Thanks again
I love your basket and appreciate reading the pattern at the same time.(I’m lousy at reading patterns. You can forget the patterns with the little o’s, t’s and groups of t’s that form a large v shape. I feel like I’m looking at some scientific chart of some sort Lol. Have a great day 💕☮️🇺🇸
You're very welcome :)
Love your videos, so easy to understand thanks
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing
You're welcome :)
Thanks so much for this tutorial. You really helped me to understand reading the pattern.
I love the yarn you used. So pretty.
I always learn so much from you and your tutorials are lovely and clear and easy to follow.
I think I will make these very soon.
Brilliant. I've been wanting to learn how to make these. Pretty yarn 🐑
:) x
Awesome I was looking for a new project to start!
I love your nails by the way.❤️
Love your tutorials so easy to follow along ☺️ is there a way I can turn the basket into a bag?
Thank you so much! 😊 You can use the same method to add handles as shown on my granny square tote bag here: th-cam.com/video/wzel0JfNp_I/w-d-xo.html
Love it....Worked right along with ya!!!! TFS
Sarah Jayne, your tutorials are so helpful!! I love them..... I wanted to ask if I can use normal wool for this basket or do I have to use a particular type of wool?
I love baskets. Thank you for the tutorial
:)
Wonderful video tutorial! Thank you for all of the detailed information. Blessings!
You're very welcome :)
This is a great tutorial! Thank you for this video! If I wanted to make the diameter of the basket larger, how would I do this please?
You're welcome, I'm glad you like it 😊 To make a bigger basket I would simply use a bigger hook/thicker yarn - you can even hold two strands of yarn held double. This way you don't need to alter the pattern.
Thank you for this video, love the baskets, love the help with reading patterns. X
Thanks for watching x
Just made one! Love it!
You have done a fabulous job in explaining ,esp with reading the patterns. Could u help me decipher this please? With 2 strands of yarn held together, chain or ch 3 (2 chs counts as half double crochet or hdc), hdc 7 times in beg ch (8 hdc)....Thankyou
Thank you, I'm glad you've found my tutorial helpful 😊 The pattern is telling you to make a starting chain of 3, and then work 7 half double crochets (or half treble crochets in UK terms) into the chain furthest from the hook. The 2 skipped chains also count as a stitch, giving you 8 stitches in total. You could also work a magic circle and make 8 half double crochets into the centre.
Next project! Can't wait to get started!
yay x
Sorry this is completely random. Can I make a cardigan for my little one from cotton yarn? I’ve got one of these cones in a different colour way, but just not sure what to do with it. Thank you for another amazing video
Xxx
yes you can Lily Sugar n Cream washes really well as it is 100% cotton
Thank you so much for this tutorial its great. If I wanted to make the base bigger do i just continue going round and increasing the number of single crochet stitches?
You're welcome 😊 Yes, you can just continue adding rounds, increasing the number of single crochet stitches in between the increases each time.
Thank you
You are very welcome :)
Girl 😳❤️😊is there anything you can’t do? Love these, gorgeous! Can’t wait to try
haha, love this! Glad you like it x
Hello Sarah! I'm wondering if I can do this with a bulky type yarn or even t-shirt yarn?
Most of the yarn sold in my country is pilling really baaaaadly and imported branded yarn like Lily n Sugar or Lion brand or even Bernat are super expensive...t-shirt yarn on the other hand, is cheap and thick >.
Pretty colors!
Thank you :)
Just a curiousity: My nan taught me to crochet. She was born in 1898. We are from the UK but my Nan taught me the US names, no idea why. What is the UK stitch for a US single crochet? Love your tutorial. Great idea to use up bits of leftover wool.
This link will take you to the conversion chart on my blog:- ecs.page.link/Kb6yJ
Hope this helps 🙂
If I wanted to make the basket, bigger, can I keep going with rounds increasing until back loop round starts to make diameter bigger?
Yes, you can add more rounds to the base before you start the sides of the basket. You can also increase your hook size and use thicker yarn (even two strands held together) and follow the pattern the same 😊
These are really cute!!
glad you like them x
Can I use any Aran/worsted weight yarn? And how much yarn is needed just for the large one please? Thank you. You are such an awesome teacher. 🤩🤩😊
Thank you so much 😊 I would recommend using cotton yarn for this one. I can't say exactly how much yarn just for the large basket, but 400g of yarn is enough for all three. You can find more details including the free written pattern on my blog here: bellacococrochet.com/crochet-nesting-baskets/
Bella Coco Ok. Thank you. 😊
omg this is so helpful, thankyouuu so much lovv
You're welcome :)
I love these baskets. 💝😍💖🥰💞
:) x
Thank you so much
You're very welcome :)
@@bellacococrochet I could not get it with your video and your visual pattern I did it👍
Thanks for this tutorial
You're very welcome 😀
Hi Sarah-Jayne, thank you so much for these instructions, you make everything seem so easy! I am just going to start making one of these baskets and am having trouble removing the cardboard cone from the thread. Can you tell me what you used to push yours through please as I can’t seem to get mine to budge? Many thanks 😊
It just takes a bit of manipulation to remove the cone, if you push a little from the top and then pull a little from the bottom, and keep repeating it should eventually come loose 😊
Thank you 👍