I *love* the shawl you showed at the beginning! Both the yarn and the stitch look beautiful. I'm going to try this with some yarn that has been too frustrating to use with more complicated stitches, so thanks for the clear tutorial! 😊
Thanks for your kind words. This yarn is very delicate and looks beautiful even with the simpler stitch. In Crete we crochet these as wedding favors for the guests.
Love this simple pattern! I am a seasoned crochet artist, and I did another mesh pattern before, but I like the closer rows here and you explain it so well.. thanks a lot 💛💛💛
I have been struggling with understanding the technique in other videos. However, after watching your video I finally get it! Thank you! Great explanation!
thank you so much!! I've been looking for a meshwork design for hours, I'm a beginner so I tried several designs and got so frustrated that I almost gave up. This is the first design I could actually follow!! thank you for explaining it so slowly and simply!
Thank you so much! I have been looking for a tutorial for a sariki! Can you tell me what size thread you use, the type (cotton, acrylic), and the hook size? Also, do you have a video of the tears? Thank you!
Hi The thread is silk made from plants. In Greek it is called mprisimi (μπρισίμι) .The hook size is 16 but it will depend on how tight or loosely you crochet. One of my next tutorials will be on the "tears".
I made one just like it in 1969. I love the simple pattern for beginners. This was my favorite shawl
so simple and quick! I’m using it to make a mesh yarn hammock for the corner of my room. thank you so much!!❤️
I'm Here for that too!!
I love this pattern. I'm going to tempt making this for my niece for her wedding next year. Thank you!
Thanks. If you use a metallic yarn and a fancy edge, it will look fantastic. I will soon upload a video of a edging that is just right for this shawl!
this is exactly what i was looking for! i’ll be using this stitch to create a spring shawl. thank you so much for the tutorial 🥰
Thanks for your kind words. Then you can try the pattern "not just another mesh shawl" which is also quite easy🧶
I *love* the shawl you showed at the beginning! Both the yarn and the stitch look beautiful. I'm going to try this with some yarn that has been too frustrating to use with more complicated stitches, so thanks for the clear tutorial! 😊
Thanks for your kind words. This yarn is very delicate and looks beautiful even with the simpler stitch. In Crete we crochet these as wedding favors for the guests.
@@theevolutionofstitches6615 Oh wow, I've never heard of that before but that's such a nice idea! :)
Love this simple pattern! I am a seasoned crochet artist, and I did another mesh pattern before, but I like the closer rows here and you explain it so well.. thanks a lot 💛💛💛
Thanks for your kind words. I think we should not be afraid to adjust a pattern to our personal preference and experiment a bit.
I have been struggling with understanding the technique in other videos. However, after watching your video I finally get it! Thank you! Great explanation!
Thanks for your kind words.
Thanks for your kind words.
I absolutely loved this tutorial! This is the shawl I need in Florida. Our winters are very mild, no sweater needed.
I am glad you liked it! The Solomon's knot shawl is another good option if you use a summer yarn.
Great video! I made this a lot bigger and used it as a hammock for my soft toys, thank you!
Thanks for your kind words.
New subscriber here😊 Love love love this shawl it will be my next project ❤
Thank you💐💞
Very nice. Great explanation. Love it!
Thanks.
Hola! Estoy observando su video por primera vez. Me agrada su filosofia de enseñanza. Gracias!
Thanks for your kind words
Thank you for sharing love it
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this pattern. I subscribed 💕 to support your channel. Good luck! 🍀
Thanks for your support>I subscribed, too😀
Beautiful work❤
thank you so much!! I've been looking for a meshwork design for hours, I'm a beginner so I tried several designs and got so frustrated that I almost gave up. This is the first design I could actually follow!! thank you for explaining it so slowly and simply!
Thanks.I am glad to be of help.
Excellent tutorial!
Thanks for your kind words.
Im a new subscriber, love 💕 the shawl. I definitely will put this on my list to make. Thank you for the tutorial..😎
Thanks for your kind words. I would love to see your shawl!
Thank you so much! I have been looking for a tutorial for a sariki! Can you tell me what size thread you use, the type (cotton, acrylic), and the hook size? Also, do you have a video of the tears? Thank you!
Hi
The thread is silk made from plants. In Greek it is called mprisimi (μπρισίμι) .The hook size is 16 but it will depend on how tight or loosely you crochet. One of my next tutorials will be on the "tears".
What are other projects you made please let us know
Many but the tutorials are not ready yet. Please let me know what you would like to watch next.
hello! how would you do this in the rounds with an increase? like for a beanie
Hi, you should start from top with a magic circle or with four chains joined to form a circle.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Do you have a video for the border for this shawl?
Hi, I have not uploaded a video, sorry. I will upload one soon. You can add a fringe if you like.
@@theevolutionofstitches6615 Hi, I hope you can upload video of edging soon please.