I agree with the comments on using correct crochet terms. If one is giving instructions then one should use the correct terms. I was taught to crochet and knit at age 11 yrs I'm now 65 and would consider myself an advanced crocheter. Your pattern is pretty.
I made one of these for my daughter and I loved how it turned out. I am doing a second one for a dear friend. I have only been crocheting for a few months but your instructions were easy to follow. I used a multicolored baby alpaca yarn the first time and am now trying a really soft cotton yarn. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful pattern and the patience and guidance in your teaching style.
I made this scarf for myself...so I thought...A friend came over, saw the scarf, and she fell in love with it. She has a birthday coming up within three weeks. Guess what I'm crocheting now? Yep! She's going to be pn the receiving end of this beautiful scarf! Thank you so much for your tutorial. Your instructions are wonderful. Your sweet and patient voice is so very apppreciated!
I love the way you teach! There are a lot of pseudo-tutorials out there, but your work is so beautiful and so clear, that I will have my yarn and start tonight! Thank you very much!
I like it when you say 3 little loops, little tails, it's very cute and I understand it all, so never mind all the comments that are annoyed, you are sweet and very beautiful, these people are just jealous of you, keep up the good work, I have been crocheting and knitting for over 65 years and my favourite that you do is your famous scarf.
Diane Reid-Lapointe jealous of her ?lol... not at all. Just letting her know she is hard to follow. Not many people have said Great things about the video
No jealousy whatsoever. But I’m reluctant to try this due to all the comments about the instructions. The stitch looked so pretty. Maybe I can find it elsewhere that gives true crochet terminology.
Thank you for sharing your tutorial of a beautiful scarf. Not working and having tons of yarn, I am making these scarves as Christmas gifts. I’m so sorry for the negative comments I have read. Why can’t we operate from a place of Love & Humility. I appreciate the time and effort that you put into your videos. My nails stopped growing long after my hysterectomy but I still use your tutorials to take care of and decorate my short cute nails. I pray that you and your a family stay healthy & safe during this Pandemic! Just keep doing you - and let your light shine.
I just got through reading so many negative comments. I don't mean to be arrogant, but no matter what she had on her fingers, you would understand what she was saying and doing if you are an experienced with crocheting. I f you are having troubles and you need to go back and brush up on your skills. I have been crocheting for 45 plus plus years and I know exactly what she was doing.....she is the best tutor I have found on you tube........you need to be gracious and thankful that she generously shares her skills with you. A thank you would be nice
Sally Allen Well said Sally, too many people are quick with the negative comments and too few are ready to thank the person for their time and experience on the subject. So a big Thank You to LOVE4NAILS, and Thank you Sally for your thoughtfulness. :)
Soooooo beautiful........ You explained every thing so well...... I made one and every body loves it........ your way of explenation is so clear and easy to follow...... NO confusion at all....... Thank You very much.
I love this stitch. I'm going to make a long scarf using this stitch and a hat to match. I hope and pray that you continue to heal and that 2018 brings you much happiness. You are such a beautiful young woman ... God Bless!
Your pattern is amazing. When I'm looking to learn about new patterns, I'm also looking for someone who is gentle understood, as if I were in class..Continue your great style of teaching. ..You are fantastic. .
I googled a button scarf and your pattern was the first one to pop up, before all the other links.. so proud your moving up love your work and have been folllowing you for a long time... and seen you improve and to now see you listed as number one on google list that is a big pluse... congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Even though the crochet terminology is way off, i am a veteran so I understood your version;) I love your video and I'm thankful for this tutorial. I made a scarf for my mom and mother in law and the LOVED it. Please keep them coming girlfriend.
Love your scarf/collar and your instructions. Even though you don't say it the way I would I understand what you did and will be able to follow you very easy. Thanks for the video.
I was mesmerized by your nails too beautiful. You encouraged me to so this I am crocheting right now in a lime green wonderful stitch you guys have to try it.
Lovely lovely. I'm still working on the pattern but just wanted to mention that I think your instructions are spoken well. I am very grateful because I love this scarf.
Hi lovely nails.... I must say.... if you hadn't recorded your tutorial calling the stitches little loops I wouldn't of have learned to make this cowl so well..... you are a wonderful teacher thankyou so much for teaching everyone experienced or beginner the basics
Beautiful scarf. In all the years of me crocheting, I've NEVER done this stitch before & I LOVE IT!! Thanks for sharing & have a wonderful Christmas Holiday. 🥰🥰♥🎄
Hi. I just have to say how much i enjoy your crochet videos, you make them so easy to follow and understand. I've watched other crochet videos on youtube and find them difficult to follow, they go too fast and use crochet lingo which i find confusing. I am also useless at trying to follow a crochet pattern, (it's like trying to read music, i can't follow that either) and following what you do is so easy and simple. So thank you for doing these videos and i hope to see more in the future. x
Thank You So Much Heather for leaving me such a kind message to read. I am very grateful for having such positive wonderful viewers like you. Super Big Hugs
I choose this as my very first crochet project and totally loved the way you instructed. As a novice, it was quite easy to follow. Thank you. I am love with my neck warmer and intend to make a couple more for my sisters too.
Love, Love,Love this beautiful collar / scarf, I just started crocheting again this year after over 30 years, I've done 2 infinity scarfs, and I just finished a never ending granny square coverlet, I'm so excited and passionate about doing so many other projects, I'm tempted to start the booties that I've already made a commitment to make and also get started on this collar.Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful tutorial,
I just wanted to thank for your crochet videos , they are refreshing and VERY easy to follow. Some people are not flexible at all regarding your terminology...they are used to one way and cant adapt themself...altleast if its not their way its not good. If some people, coz they are beginners could get confused, its ok it happens mostly coz you're a beginner (and not only for this tutorial, could happen to any tutorial). Im french here the terminology is different, in uk its different in australia too. If you know how to crochet just make the effort... as long as you have a visual and good explanation, as it is here, its ok. Her voice is lovely and explanation are details, you can clearly see the stitches so her nails are no issue. Crochet people no need to be negative coz she's different, apreciate her for sharing her pattern..and smile as beautifully as her. After all its all about sharing. ;)
It's not about being inflexible or unable to adapt, it's about our hostess giving instructions incorrectly. If we were to follow her verbal instructions rather than what she actually does on screen, this lovely project would turn out to be a mess. Fortunately, like so many that have already commented, many of us are experienced yarn crafters and have been crocheting for many years, thus we are able to correct her lack of ability to instruct and still come away with the lovely project she had intended for us. The people I feel sorry for are the beginners. I always appreciate when these folks share their time and patterns with us, but I also feel they have a certain duty to their followers to teach them correctly. Not being a responsible teacher will only lead beginners to become discouraged, perhaps hindering their desire to continue learning a project that does not turn out appropriately. It's not their fault that our hostess doesn't know how to teach her craft correctly.
Artistic Auntie Bagel, Past and Present I liked how she began her chain; I’d never seen it that way. But I agree with you. verbal instructions are incorrect, regardless of the country. I’ve crocheted for 50 years so I’m very experienced. Watching the video is the only way to get the hang of what she’s doing. Beginners should NOT watch.
@@auntiebagel4788 you said that So artfully! Thank you. I felt so mean feeling 'critical' but I feel the same way. It IS important. Imagine trying to build something if you're calling a bolt a screw, or vice versa.. Or worse yet, calling either one of them a nut? I am an intermediate, working towards expert (hee hee) crocheter and I really want to make this, but I'm gonna have to turn the sound down, do my own counting and write it out using the correct terminology. That is going to take quite a while so it seems. If that's not a compliment to her project, I don't know what is? Unless you know someone else who has a tutorial of the same or very similar piece (wink)? I too feel badly for beginners, learning is frustrating enough! But then again, look how many comments claim they're beginners (1st project?) and say they had no problem... How easy it was. I'm confused there. Thanks for your clarity of our concerns for using correct terminology!
@@cubbylevi1764.... Very confusing to listen to... But I disagree in a way. You can probably follow and learn by watching only.... It's the verbal explanation that's the problem. Not good for starters or beginners. Or even intermediates like me. I'm going to have to mute this, watch every stitch and Write the pattern out using the correct counts and terminology just so I can make this beautiful item.
Why are people so negative? I love the scarf and you need to fold it to the inside in the back which she clearly shows in the picture of it! Keep going love your videos!
I LOVE this scarf. I have received so many compliments and requests for these! I decided to add a few chains to the beginning because there were comments that the finished scarf was too small. I found it fit perfectly! I decided to sew on the buttons and then use velcro instead of actually "buttoning" it. So far, so good with that. I have made a lot of regular scarves and infinity scarves, but this is my favorite. Yes, the way this is counted is different; but the camera work is so clear that you can get the idea and adjust the count if necessary.
I also noticed that you haven't responded but no problem. If I pay attention to what you're doing instead of listening to what you're saying, I can't go wrong. When you say chain 5, I really see you doing chain 4; chain 3 is ch 2; chain 2 is ch 1; the ch 1 that you did was really a slip stitch. This is what I saw. I've been crocheting since I was 7, I'm 59 now. The pattern is lovely! Thank you for sharing!
Dawn Holmes Thank you ☺ for clarifying. Saved me a lot of frustrating time. I will not listen just watch to make this. Without your comment I would have gave up.
Thank you so much for this video tutorial and pattern! I just completed this and it's my first successful project :) I can't describe how pleased I am right now. I can't wait for fall to wear this, it's beautiful!! Thanks again!
Having to keep watching this great video because i am too busy looking at your gorgeous nails lol - love this video - am going to try to make this for a christmas pressie for my best friend, thank you
I love this project so I made 2 of this for me of different colors, but 72 is so small, will just give away to my petite friends. For my third one, I added 30 chains and just follow her video to avoid confusion. it turned out so nice for me. Thank you so much!
This is beautiful! And thanks for your very clear instructions! Very helpful for those of us that are just beginning and using wonderful videos, such as yours, to teach ourselves! Can't wait to get started, and finish so I can wear it!!! MN has been a "lil" chilly this past week or so (-20 or more, without the wind chill), so perfect timing! Now if I could only work up the nerve to go out in the cold, to get some yarn, to get started... Lol! Thx again!
Wow its really cold in MN...I know it get tough to go out for yarn when your so warm inside your cozy house. Thank You So Much for your encouraging comment.
Thats a so beautyfull scarf, Sound Makel only beautyfull thinks. Thank you so mutch for this pattern. I will make on for me. Have a nice day. Lovely wishes
Loved this tutorial and scarf, I know you count differently but the tutorial was very easy to follow. I am a novice at crochet and had no problem following this project. Thanks!!
I absolutely LOVE your tutorials! I have been requested to make this scarf last year, but was unsuccessful. But I have just completed this scarf with no problem what so ever due to you! Thank you so much! I am so glad I have subscribed to you. Keep 'em coming I'm looking forward to making more projects with you!
This is a beautiful scarf! It is so stylish and cute. Definitely something I would love to show off walking to and from class around campus. Would go great with a cute peacoat and hat! Thank you for your wonderful tutorials! I wore the square scarf earlier in the week and got MANY compliments on it. The best feeling in the world is having someone say "where did you get that?" and answering it with "I made it!" :)
Thank you for your tutorial. Even though some of the stitching was referred to in different terms than what I know, I was able to follow along through your tutorial demonstration. I created a thank you video (Crocheting TH-cam Inspired) and I mentioned your channel. Thank you for sharing.
It's a really nice pattern and though it took me a while to not get confused with he 1st chain I finished it... The only problem that the 72 chains at first were not enough so I had to do it all over again with 99 chains and I got the size I wanted for an adult woman!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
I'm so glad I read down and found this reply,!! 72 was no way near enough for me, she must have a tiny neck, haha....sad thing is I wasted all this yarm
Thank you for sharing! I love it when you upload these crochet videos! I have the same white string that's been sitting in my basket for two years, and now I can make this exact scarf lol
How funny Sirenia, I have an orannge yarn in a basket too. Its been waiting around for me to think up an idea for it. Now I feel sad for it hehehehe. I'll have to think something up for it. Thank You So Much :)
Gracias por compartir. I made it with pretty gold buttons and it came out lovely and so classy. Thank you your skills with beginners like me :). Blessings!
THREE LITTLE LOOPS has been engrained in my head that if I deviate from those 3, I hear your voice in my head saying...THREE LITTLE LOOPS. ^_^ Looking forward to creating gorgeous Christmas scarf gifts. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing this tutorial. Yes, some are correct about your stitch counting method being a little unique, but I was able to follow easily. Merry Christmas! I plan on wearing my new collar later this month on a trip to Israel!
Wow, I love it, can't wait to start. Please continue all you do, I have basically done most of the crochet you have posted and some nail art. Thanks, always looking for your posts. 😃😃😃😃
Your scarf is beautiful and the pattern is absolutely amazing and unique! Thank you for sharing this!!! One thing though you are not counting your "chains" or "loops" correctly and it can be very confusing, especially for beginners and newbies...just a note...but you're still great :)!
Yes! I found it to be very confusing! I have never heard anyone count the yarn on the hook as first chain before. I find it confusing and makes me hesitant to even try this scarf even though I think it is one my daughter would wear.
@@itsmelaura1533 agree, I would love to know the name of the *stitch pattern* and would look that up as her instructions are confusing. A very pretty design, though.
@@noblumoon Yes! Knowing the name of the stitch would be a big help! I would love to have a written pattern with correct terms. I think I would make this again and again. I have tried writing my own as I watch but I kept getting mixed up. I did try to follow along but still got mixed up.
The scarf is beautiful and it made up pretty quick! The only problem was It turned out too small in finished size for me but made a perfect gift for someone with a smaller neck. I am an ole timer and I had to listen carefully to you as I never count the stitch on the hook. You did keep me on my toes. Thanks for a great tutorial.
I love this scarf ! I can't wait to make it ! Made the previous one the square , I love that one as well. Look forward you uploading more chrochet videos
Wow Raquel! Thank you so much! I made a square scarf and some beanie hats for myself and my mom and she loved them so much that I made some for her to give to a friend! Your tutorials are amazing and it make it so easy for someone like me who doesn't have any crochet knowledge! Thank you so much! Kisses! PS: I showed my mom this tutorial... she wants me to make her a collar scarft too! = )>
I finally muted the sound and just watched, then wrote it down...it was helpful that way. But, I will admit, everytime she started a stitch I said to myself...I'm gonna wrap the yarn around my crochet hook.....:)
great pattern! 72 chains wasn't long enough for mine either. i used a 6mm hook and worsted weight yarn. will try it again but go up a few more chains. Thanks for posting this lovely pattern.
Karen Record appreciate reading your reply. I was 9 rows done and realized how short it would be. Aaargh! took it all apart and will begin with 99. I, also, am using Red Hart Love but in Tan (Oatmeal to me :) ) and beginning anew. Do love the pattern but only have an I/9-5.5mm hook. Won't be as loose as the one in video but still beautiful.
I make these all the time using 72 chains and 9 or 10 rows. Once you get the gist of it, it comes easy. Since life is not made only of photos, I have decided to participate in the game called "a meeting between friends". the idea is to see who reads a post without photos. If no one reads this message on my wall, it will be a short experience, but if you read it, make a comment with a word about us. Just a word. For example, a place in common or that makes you think of me, an object, a moment, a song, a shared experience, a sport, a movie... then copy this message on your wall and then I'll leave you a comment. Please don't just leave the word if you don't have time to copy the text. That would ruin the game. 😊
I agree with the comments on using correct crochet terms. If one is giving instructions then one should use the correct terms. I was taught to crochet and knit at age 11 yrs I'm now 65 and would consider myself an advanced crocheter. Your pattern is pretty.
I made one of these for my daughter and I loved how it turned out. I am doing a second one for a dear friend. I have only been crocheting for a few months but your instructions were easy to follow. I used a multicolored baby alpaca yarn the first time and am now trying a really soft cotton yarn. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful pattern and the patience and guidance in your teaching style.
I made this scarf for myself...so I thought...A friend came over, saw the scarf, and she fell in love with it. She has a birthday coming up within three weeks. Guess what I'm crocheting now?
Yep! She's going to be pn the receiving end of this beautiful scarf!
Thank you so much for your tutorial. Your instructions are wonderful. Your sweet and patient voice is so very apppreciated!
I love the way you teach! There are a lot of pseudo-tutorials out there, but your work is so beautiful and so clear, that I will have my yarn and start tonight! Thank you very much!
Me encantan todo el trabajo terminado. Se ven hermosas las bufandas, y ya puestas lucen muy bien. Gracias por compartir sus ideas.
I like it when you say 3 little loops, little tails, it's very cute and I understand it all, so never mind all the comments that are annoyed, you are sweet and very beautiful, these people are just jealous of you, keep up the good work, I have been crocheting and knitting for over 65 years and my favourite that you do is your famous scarf.
Diane Reid-Lapointe jealous of her ?lol... not at all. Just letting her know she is hard to follow. Not many people have said Great things about the video
No jealousy whatsoever. But I’m reluctant to try this due to all the comments about the instructions. The stitch looked so pretty. Maybe I can find it elsewhere that gives true crochet terminology.
Thank you for sharing your tutorial of a beautiful scarf. Not working and having tons of yarn, I am making these scarves as Christmas gifts. I’m so sorry for the negative comments I have read. Why can’t we operate from a place of Love & Humility. I appreciate the time and effort that you put into your videos. My nails stopped growing long after my hysterectomy but I still use your tutorials to take care of and decorate my short cute nails. I pray that you and your a family stay healthy & safe during this Pandemic! Just keep doing you - and let your light shine.
I just got through reading so many negative comments. I don't mean to be arrogant, but no matter what she had on her fingers, you would understand what she was saying and doing if you are an experienced with crocheting. I f you are having troubles and you need to go back and brush up on your skills. I have been crocheting for 45 plus plus years and I know exactly what she was doing.....she is the best tutor I have found on you tube........you need to be gracious and thankful that she generously shares her skills with you. A thank you would be nice
I agree with your statements
Sally Allen Well said Sally, too many people are quick with the negative comments and too few are ready to thank the person for their time and experience on the subject. So a big Thank You to LOVE4NAILS, and Thank you Sally for your thoughtfulness. :)
Patricia Palella Thanks for agreeing. She deserves applause........
Patricia Palella thumbs up for ***** she has been providing excellent videos !!!
+Sally Allen I love her too made a lot of her stuff but this one I just finished it is not right ch 72 not enough and 19 row's too much
Soooooo beautiful........ You explained every thing so well...... I made one and every body loves it........ your way of explenation is so clear and easy to follow...... NO confusion at all....... Thank You very much.
I love this stitch. I'm going to make a long scarf using this stitch and a hat to match. I hope and pray that you continue to heal and that 2018 brings you much happiness. You are such a beautiful young woman ... God Bless!
Your pattern is amazing. When I'm looking to learn about new patterns, I'm also looking for someone who is gentle understood, as if I were in class..Continue your great style of teaching. ..You are fantastic. .
I googled a button scarf and your pattern was the first one to pop up, before all the other links.. so proud your moving up love your work and have been folllowing you for a long time... and seen you improve and to now see you listed as number one on google list that is a big pluse... congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Even though the crochet terminology is way off, i am a veteran so I understood your version;) I love your video and I'm thankful for this tutorial. I made a scarf for my mom and mother in law and the LOVED it. Please keep them coming girlfriend.
Love your scarf/collar and your instructions. Even though you don't say it the way I would I understand what you did and will be able to follow you very easy. Thanks for the video.
I was mesmerized by your nails too beautiful. You encouraged me to so this I am crocheting right now in a lime green wonderful stitch you guys have to try it.
Carrie Lonsdale
Carrie Lonsdale
Lovely lovely. I'm still working on the pattern but just wanted to mention that I think your instructions are spoken well. I am very grateful because I love this scarf.
Hi lovely nails.... I must say.... if you hadn't recorded your tutorial calling the stitches little loops I wouldn't of have learned to make this cowl so well..... you are a wonderful teacher thankyou so much for teaching everyone experienced or beginner the basics
PORFIN ME SALIO!! LA VERDAD LO DESBARATE Y LO VOLVI HACER Y ESTA VES SI ME SALIO BIEN. IM SOOOO HAPPY!!
This is so pretty and your instructions are easy to follow.
Big Hugs ~ Thank You
I finally got it and have made several different colors . Thanks so much ,they are simply beautiful !!!
Beautiful scarf. In all the years of me crocheting, I've NEVER done this stitch before & I LOVE IT!! Thanks for sharing & have a wonderful Christmas Holiday. 🥰🥰♥🎄
Hi. I just have to say how much i enjoy your crochet videos, you make them so easy to follow and understand. I've watched other crochet videos on youtube and find them difficult to follow, they go too fast and use crochet lingo which i find confusing. I am also useless at trying to follow a crochet pattern, (it's like trying to read music, i can't follow that either) and following what you do is so easy and simple. So thank you for doing these videos and i hope to see more in the future. x
Thank You So Much Heather for leaving me such a kind message to read. I am very grateful for having such positive wonderful viewers like you. Super Big Hugs
I choose this as my very first crochet project and totally loved the way you instructed. As a novice, it was quite easy to follow. Thank you. I am love with my neck warmer and intend to make a couple more for my sisters too.
The best crochet video I have seen. Excellent instructions, Scarf is beautuful
Love, Love,Love this beautiful collar / scarf, I just started crocheting again this year after over 30 years, I've done 2 infinity scarfs, and I just finished a never ending granny square coverlet, I'm so excited and passionate about doing so many other projects, I'm tempted to start the booties that I've already made a commitment to make and also get started on this collar.Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful tutorial,
This is so chic, elegant and looks expensive if bought. I love it!!!
Thank You So Much, I'm so happy you liked it ;)
Thank you for the video tutorial, the scarf turned out excellent, it's my first time making anything. I appreciate you.
I just wanted to thank for your crochet videos , they are refreshing and VERY easy to follow. Some people are not flexible at all regarding your terminology...they are used to one way and cant adapt themself...altleast if its not their way its not good. If some people, coz they are beginners could get confused, its ok it happens mostly coz you're a beginner (and not only for this tutorial, could happen to any tutorial). Im french here the terminology is different, in uk its different in australia too. If you know how to crochet just make the effort... as long as you have a visual and good explanation, as it is here, its ok. Her voice is lovely and explanation are details, you can clearly see the stitches so her nails are no issue. Crochet people no need to be negative coz she's different, apreciate her for sharing her pattern..and smile as beautifully as her. After all its all about sharing. ;)
amen to that
It's not about being inflexible or unable to adapt, it's about our hostess giving instructions incorrectly. If we were to follow her verbal instructions rather than what she actually does on screen, this lovely project would turn out to be a mess. Fortunately, like so many that have already commented, many of us are experienced yarn crafters and have been crocheting for many years, thus we are able to correct her lack of ability to instruct and still come away with the lovely project she had intended for us. The people I feel sorry for are the beginners. I always appreciate when these folks share their time and patterns with us, but I also feel they have a certain duty to their followers to teach them correctly. Not being a responsible teacher will only lead beginners to become discouraged, perhaps hindering their desire to continue learning a project that does not turn out appropriately. It's not their fault that our hostess doesn't know how to teach her craft correctly.
Artistic Auntie Bagel, Past and Present I liked how she began her chain; I’d never seen it that way. But I agree with you. verbal instructions are incorrect, regardless of the country. I’ve crocheted for 50 years so I’m very experienced. Watching the video is the only way to get the hang of what she’s doing. Beginners should NOT watch.
@@auntiebagel4788 you said that So artfully! Thank you. I felt so mean feeling 'critical' but I feel the same way. It IS important. Imagine trying to build something if you're calling a bolt a screw, or vice versa.. Or worse yet, calling either one of them a nut? I am an intermediate, working towards expert (hee hee) crocheter and I really want to make this, but I'm gonna have to turn the sound down, do my own counting and write it out using the correct terminology. That is going to take quite a while so it seems. If that's not a compliment to her project, I don't know what is? Unless you know someone else who has a tutorial of the same or very similar piece (wink)? I too feel badly for beginners, learning is frustrating enough! But then again, look how many comments claim they're beginners (1st project?) and say they had no problem... How easy it was. I'm confused there. Thanks for your clarity of our concerns for using correct terminology!
@@cubbylevi1764.... Very confusing to listen to... But I disagree in a way. You can probably follow and learn by watching only.... It's the verbal explanation that's the problem. Not good for starters or beginners. Or even intermediates like me. I'm going to have to mute this, watch every stitch and Write the pattern out using the correct counts and terminology just so I can make this beautiful item.
Such a lovely scarf. Im learning to crochet simply by watching your videos. but surely. Thanks for videos
Why are people so negative? I love the scarf and you need to fold it to the inside in the back which she clearly shows in the picture of it! Keep going love your videos!
I LOVE this scarf. I have received so many compliments and requests for these! I decided to add a few chains to the beginning because there were comments that the finished scarf was too small. I found it fit perfectly! I decided to sew on the buttons and then use velcro instead of actually "buttoning" it. So far, so good with that. I have made a lot of regular scarves and infinity scarves, but this is my favorite. Yes, the way this is counted is different; but the camera work is so clear that you can get the idea and adjust the count if necessary.
Scarf crochet
God bless all your talents. You r an amazing person. Can't thank you enough for sharing it with us. Hope your feeling 100% better now.
I feel great now, Thank You :) Its my pleasure. Have A Great Week.
LOVE4NAILS
I absolutely love this pattern. Your instructions were so simple to follow. Thank you for sharing!
Hi lovely Nails thankyou for your tutorial this is my first time crocheting anything and I learned very well from your tutorial.... thankyou sooo much
Gracias es la primera ves q tejo y me salió muy bien, espero q saques más vídeos por favor, quiero seguir aprendiendo y contigo es muy facil
Love this! Decided to make it. As a beginner I have found that it was incredibly easy to get to grips with. Thanks so much.
Шикарные нокоточки😀, и шикарное изделие👍👍👍.
I also noticed that you haven't responded but no problem. If I pay attention to what you're doing instead of listening to what you're saying, I can't go wrong. When you say chain 5, I really see you doing chain 4; chain 3 is ch 2; chain 2 is ch 1; the ch 1 that you did was really a slip stitch. This is what I saw. I've been crocheting since I was 7, I'm 59 now. The pattern is lovely! Thank you for sharing!
so when she said 72 ch, is it 71 then?
Dawn Holmes Thank you ☺ for clarifying. Saved me a lot of frustrating time. I will not listen just watch to make this. Without your comment I would have gave up.
Yeah and she staring..very in tha biging..she change...too where hou put tha knit.
Thank you so much for this video tutorial and pattern! I just completed this and it's my first successful project :) I can't describe how pleased I am right now. I can't wait for fall to wear this, it's beautiful!! Thanks again!
so so beautiful,iam on my way to making these for Christmas gifts,thanks for sharing your talent,hope to see more of your work.
Having to keep watching this great video because i am too busy looking at your gorgeous nails lol - love this video - am going to try to make this for a christmas pressie for my best friend, thank you
also from the Netherlands and what a great tutorial, planning to make this collar scraf for my daughter
I love this project so I made 2 of this for me of different colors, but 72 is so small, will just give away to my petite friends. For my third one, I added 30 chains and just follow her video to avoid confusion. it turned out so nice for me. Thank you so much!
I would like to make a correction, it was only 10 stitches that I added not 30, so just total of 82 chains t o start.
Very pretty scarf neck warmer pattern. A well made tutorial, I look forward to making it.
This is beautiful! And thanks for your very clear instructions! Very helpful for those of us that are just beginning and using wonderful videos, such as yours, to teach ourselves! Can't wait to get started, and finish so I can wear it!!! MN has been a "lil" chilly this past week or so (-20 or more, without the wind chill), so perfect timing! Now if I could only work up the nerve to go out in the cold, to get some yarn, to get started... Lol! Thx again!
Wow its really cold in MN...I know it get tough to go out for yarn when your so warm inside your cozy house. Thank You So Much for your encouraging comment.
Thats a so beautyfull scarf, Sound Makel only beautyfull thinks. Thank you so mutch for this pattern. I will make on for me. Have a nice day. Lovely wishes
I am very new to crocheting and you made this so easy to follow. Mine turned out amazing.
Great tutorial! Easy to follow. Thanks!! I've made 2 of these! Mom & step-mom each got one for Christmas and both love them!
Love your nails!!!
Love your videos, very clear instructions and you have such a pleasant voice. Keep your videos coming and thank you.
Loved this tutorial and scarf, I know you count differently but the tutorial was very easy to follow. I am a novice at crochet and had no problem following this project. Thanks!!
Hola todas las cosas que tu hace son fácil de hacer y muy bonita, que Dios te bendiga.
Un abrigo súper encantador!!
I just love all the paterns I'm so excited to learn.
I absolutely LOVE your tutorials! I have been requested to make this scarf last year, but was unsuccessful. But I have just completed this scarf with no problem what so ever due to you! Thank you so much! I am so glad I have subscribed to you. Keep 'em coming I'm looking forward to making more projects with you!
How do I put on more stitches so it won't be too small ?
This is a beautiful scarf! It is so stylish and cute. Definitely something I would love to show off walking to and from class around campus. Would go great with a cute peacoat and hat! Thank you for your wonderful tutorials! I wore the square scarf earlier in the week and got MANY compliments on it. The best feeling in the world is having someone say "where did you get that?" and answering it with "I made it!" :)
Thank you for your tutorial. Even though some of the stitching was referred to in different terms than what I know, I was able to follow along through your tutorial demonstration. I created a thank you video (Crocheting TH-cam Inspired) and I mentioned your channel. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful scarf - and so are you. Thanks
This is very pretty and your instructions are so detailed and clear. Thanks for posting this :)
That is such a beautiful scarf! You have such wonderful artistic talents as well as being so beautiful! Thank you for sharing your talents with us.
This is a beautiful pattern and you explain it very well.
Thank you so much for sharing this!
Raquel you look fab as always and I love the scarf too looks very easy to do
It's a really nice pattern and though it took me a while to not get confused with he 1st chain I finished it... The only problem that the 72 chains at first were not enough so I had to do it all over again with 99 chains and I got the size I wanted for an adult woman!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
I'm so glad I read down and found this reply,!! 72 was no way near enough for me, she must have a tiny neck, haha....sad thing is I wasted all this yarm
wish I read your advice first as I made it too short using 72 chains
You patiently give detailed instructions, thank you!
This has a lovely lacey sort of look.
That's so amazing. Love the texture .....have to make one! Thank you so much for sharing your talent. Wonderful instruction.
Thank You So Much ~ Have A Great Week :)
I've never been much for crochet, but this scarf is beautiful! I think I'll give it a try. Great tutorial!
This is such a lovely scarf.
Super simple pattern!! Fantastic tutorial for beginners! thanks
Thank you for sharing! I love it when you upload these crochet videos! I have the same white string that's been sitting in my basket for two years, and now I can make this exact scarf lol
How funny Sirenia, I have an orannge yarn in a basket too. Its been waiting around for me to think up an idea for it. Now I feel sad for it hehehehe. I'll have to think something up for it. Thank You So Much :)
Hi :) this is truly lovely and oh so elegant, and it is very versatile ty for your tutorial may you have a nice evening.
Thank You Very Much. I'm so happy you like this scarf. Have a Wonderful Week.
Gracias por compartir. I made it with pretty gold buttons and it came out lovely and so classy. Thank you your skills with beginners like me :). Blessings!
Your scarf is gorgeous, Raquel...and the trim! Love it! 😯so nice!
Thank You So much. I'm so happy you like it :D
THREE LITTLE LOOPS has been engrained in my head that if I deviate from those 3, I hear your voice in my head saying...THREE LITTLE LOOPS. ^_^ Looking forward to creating gorgeous Christmas scarf gifts. Thanks for sharing!
I like how zoomed in the camera is... makes it easier to follow!
Thank you for sharing this tutorial. Yes, some are correct about your stitch counting method being a little unique, but I was able to follow easily. Merry Christmas! I plan on wearing my new collar later this month on a trip to Israel!
I love the scarf. It is so pretty.
I really like the scarf and it was really easy following too.
Absolutely beautiful. Makes a great gift. Thank you so much.
I love this scarf tutorial vid. The scarf is absolutely beautiful!
THANK YOU!!!
Wow, I love it, can't wait to start. Please continue all you do, I have basically done most of the crochet you have posted and some nail art. Thanks, always looking for your posts. 😃😃😃😃
👍👍👍
You're seriously AMAZING!
Thank You So Much :)
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jenoliv43 .
Excellent tutorial!!!!.....I love the way You explain all so simple, I understand everything thanks a loooot
You were easy to follow. Thank you for sharing.
Oh wow this is so beautiful scarf I love it. I am going to try it, look very easy.
I love the video and the stitch
I love the way you work, congratulations!!! bless
Thank You Lore ~ Kisses
Your scarf is beautiful and the pattern is absolutely amazing and unique! Thank you for sharing this!!! One thing though you are not counting your "chains" or "loops" correctly and it can be very confusing, especially for beginners and newbies...just a note...but you're still great :)!
Gissele Del Rosario
Yes! I found it to be very confusing! I have never heard anyone count the yarn on the hook as first chain before. I find it confusing and makes me hesitant to even try this scarf even though I think it is one my daughter would wear.
@@itsmelaura1533 agree, I would love to know the name of the *stitch pattern* and would look that up as her instructions are confusing. A very pretty design, though.
@@noblumoon Yes! Knowing the name of the stitch would be a big help! I would love to have a written pattern with correct terms. I think I would make this again and again. I have tried writing my own as I watch but I kept getting mixed up. I did try to follow along but still got mixed up.
@@itsmelaura1533 same😅
The scarf is beautiful and it made up pretty quick! The only problem was It turned out too small in finished size for me but made a perfect gift for someone with a smaller neck. I am an ole timer and I had to listen carefully to you as I never count the stitch on the hook. You did keep me on my toes. Thanks for a great tutorial.
I love this scarf ! I can't wait to make it ! Made the previous one the square , I love that one as well. Look forward you uploading more chrochet videos
Very happy your enjoying the crochet videos, Thank You :)
I decided I'm going to give crochet a go! Wish me luck!!
You'll do great!
the scarf is wonderful plz tell me how broad it should be I shall be thankful
Thank you! I made this beautiful scarf. Keep these awesome tutorials coming!!!
just finished. I love it Thank you for the video.
just finished this! absolutely loved making it.
Wow Raquel! Thank you so much!
I made a square scarf and some beanie hats for myself and my mom and she loved them so much that I made some for her to give to a friend! Your tutorials are amazing and it make it so easy for someone like me who doesn't have any crochet knowledge!
Thank you so much!
Kisses!
PS: I showed my mom this tutorial... she wants me to make her a collar scarft too! = )>
Always classy and elegant. Thank you for always sharing :) many blessings.
Lovely scarf and definitely something that I want to try!
I finally muted the sound and just watched, then wrote it down...it was helpful that way. But, I will admit, everytime she started a stitch I said to myself...I'm gonna wrap the yarn around my crochet hook.....:)
is it possible to get a copy of what you wrote. finding it hard. Thankyou
great pattern! 72 chains wasn't long enough for mine either. i used a 6mm hook and worsted weight yarn. will try it again but go up a few more chains. Thanks for posting this lovely pattern.
+darthhobbit69 I did it with the 72 chain and 19 rows not right now I am doing it over with a chain of 99 and 9 rows much better
Karen Record appreciate reading your reply. I was 9 rows done and realized how short it would be. Aaargh! took it all apart and will begin with 99. I, also, am using Red Hart Love but in Tan (Oatmeal to me :) ) and beginning anew. Do love the pattern but only have an I/9-5.5mm hook. Won't be as loose as the one in video but still beautiful.
I make these all the time using 72 chains and 9 or 10 rows. Once you get the gist of it, it comes easy. Since life is not made only of photos, I have decided to participate in the game called "a meeting between friends". the idea is to see who reads a post without photos. If no one reads this message on my wall, it will be a short experience, but if you read it, make a comment with a word about us. Just a word. For example, a place in common or that makes you think of me, an object, a moment, a song, a shared experience, a sport, a movie... then copy this message on your wall and then I'll leave you a comment. Please don't just leave the word if you don't have time to copy the text. That would ruin the game. 😊
Love the style and after a while I was able to follow how to do the stitch,by the way I love your nails very pretty, thanks for sharing ❤️❤️👍👍🙏
Love it! very very nice and easy to follow.