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I've done a number of dc C2C baby blankets. I had never considered a hdc C2C. It seemed to be the perfect stitch for a laghan I wanted to make. I am beginning to decrease one side of that lapghan and am most happy with the fabric it is creating. The 3d stitch pattern is wonderful. The resulting fabric is soft and cushy. I don’t know if I will do another C2C in dc again. Thanks for sharing this version of C2C.

I wish you had made the sample just a few rows bigger, it would make it easier to see just how to work the rows. Beautiful blanket though!

M..Julie?..do you realize you have created the PERFECT TUTORIAL? U have wished dor years that people would draw a quickie little pattern chart and keep it on display during the tute…for those of us that don’t need the details of a DC, it’s WONDERFUL, not only that, your instruction is great as you explain the logic behind thepattern…and weirdly, I LOVE FPDC,…but I HATE BPDC…this beautiful pattern has just the one….wow!…this video is a home run…awesome?..?love love the diagram….this could wind up being the trademark of your channel!…♥️♥️♥️

Hi Julie 😬 I’ve just watched your excellent video on the hdc corner to corner blanket so came to see your first video. I totally agree about the goddess of Yarn, Crystal at BOD! Mine also since 2015. I like your genuineness and have subscribed 💜🇬🇧

It’s a pretty blanket. But I’ll never get it. I might order the yarn but this is way past my level.

Hi Julie. Half double is my favorite stitch, so this really has peaked my curiosity. Thanks for that! 💜🧶🤟🏼

Less talk before showing how to work pattern

Really enjoyed the video, very interesting and I love the details you gave on the various yarns, very helpful 😊

Ty tried the raverly page doesn’t seem to work fyi

Thank you so much for a great tutorial and a wonderful option for C2C's.

Julie, it's so great to hear from you again. ❤ Your blanket is lovely. I recently finished making two small C2C blankets for my grandchildren. 😊Thanks for the helpful advice on changing the double crochets to half double crochets, very clever.

Another great video ❤. The Alpine stitch combined with the basket Weave stitch is brilliant as well as beautiful. The Corner to Corner blanket is lovely and handsome, a blanket certainly befitting a gentleman 😊. I love your idea 💡 of doubling up the yarns for one blanket, which provides extra squishy softness. Also, it must be said that your Waffle stitch blanket is simply gorgeous. I ❤️ love your beautiful blankets and i am sure they will make the receiver's heart smile with great joy. Keep up the great work 👍

Julie, those are indeed very lovely yarns. I could sit and chat yarn with you all day. I am looking forward to more wonderful videos and seeing your amazingly beautiful projects ❤️ take care ❤and have an awesome day 😊

I'm so glad your back!! So wonderful to see your face! I'm glad your ok! When it rains it pours.... I'm so glad your ok!

Welcome back❤ It's so nice to see you again. I sure missed your lovely videos.😊

I’m so happy to see your beautiful face. That blanket is BEAUTIFUL!!! Just wow!🤩

It is really great to see you back. I hope 🙏 everything gets better for you soon, but if not, just know that you are always beautiful ❤️ to us. Wowwwwe that's a beautiful blanket you are working on. I love the colours, you have chosen. I look forward to seeing more of your amazing videos 📹 😍 take care, and God bless you 🙏

Your tutorial is especially clear and helpful. Drawing the pattern out on cards and relating them to the crochet helps us learn to read both our own work and other charts. Thanks! 😊

Благодарю!

Good luck on your journey, crochet is awesome. I'm 67 years old and taught myself to crochet when I was 57. I have a medium yarn collection and make blankets for my local shelters. Again enjoy your crochet journey.

Looking forward to that gray blanket tutorial, I like the different textures of the stitches.😊

“You stubbed a toenail? Let me crochet you something.” TRUTH

I love your beautiful texture blanket ❤ it's great, and your border will be perfect. The ombre colour is a lovely delight and the scarf set you are making for your friend will be greatly treasured and appreciated i am sure. I look forward to seeing your amazing top with this yarn.❤ There are so many favourite musical 🎶 tunes, i adore, but for a good bye playlist the following four tracks would be a must. Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen, The River of Dreams by Billy Joel, Saved by Bob Dylan and of course Beautiful Day by U2.❤😊not sure what order but those would have to be there for sure.

Thanks for the great informative video 😊❤. The blanket you made is very beautiful and looks lightweight and airy. This would also make a great wrap or shawl as well. Thanks again for the helpful and encouraging video 📹 😀 ❤

Ohhhh your baby blanket is beautiful!!!! I can’t wait to learn it!

Hi. Hope you’re subscribed to BagODay Crochet Crystal. She shows a lot of yarns, yarn companies and great tutorials.

Hi Julie

I do not have aphantasia, but neurological things fascinate me too. I've never heard about people in dreams being only people you've seen before, but I do dream a lot with people I know and celebrities sometimes, so I guess they fill out the "cast" so to speak. My mind's eye is usually 3D and color, depending on what I'm thinking about, and can include my other senses as well, such as smell or taste or touch. I've done arts and crafts my entire life, starting with latch hook (taught by my grandma). I did a ton of counted cross stitch as a teen/young adult, and then spent another decade or two on scrapbooking/card making. I picked up loom knitting several years ago, but it was hard on my hands/wrists and I wanted to make garments more easily, so I learned crochet via the Woobles with my husband in Feb 2023 and haven't looked back since! I crochet nearly every day. My next favorite artistic expression is painting (I painted my logo).

Will be back later today:)

Good morning 🌞

Your blanket looks beautiful, and i love the variety of stitches you have used. I am looking forward to seeing 👀 your wonderful blanket once you have the trim completed. I sometimes use a round plastic loom to make things, and once in a while, i will take out some threads and a needle and do needle 🪡 tatting but my heart is with crocheting. I find i am able to be more creative with my crocheting. It was great as always visiting with you and seeing your amazing progress on the lovely blanket 😊 ❤

Hi there Julie! So happy I found your video. Like you, I’m new to crocheting, just ordered my ‘1st haul’ from ice yarns to start building my stock. Thank you for introducing me to Herrschners. Im learning as I go, and am quickly learning what I don’t like. Currently, I’m making a small afghan using red heart super saver & I’m not a fan. I do have higher expectations for the ice yarns! Good luck to you😊

Hi Your blanket is coming along nicely. Love the basket weave stitch! Enjoyed watching & crocheting!

Hi Julie🥰

I love your blanket ❤ it is beautiful. I like windy weather as well. Living in the small town of Wawa, Ontario, we are on the northern shores of Lake Superior, and the wind constantly blows off that great lake, keeping us cool 😎 and refreshed 😀. For favourite movies 🎬 i always enjoy "Fiddler on the Roof, "not only is it an excellent story, but it's musical score can't be beaten. You have inspired me to attempt making a textured blanket. Perhaps another subject 🤔 you could chat about might be songs 🎵. I have so many favourite songs . Great work on your wonderful channel ❤ It's most enjoyable spending time with you. 😊

I’m having a hard time seeing the stitches. The sun is coming through the window and making it super hard to see.🙃

That is a beautiful blanket, Julie ❤😊 Yarnspirations is a great place for free patterns. Do you also buy your yarn from them? I usually order from them, and they have lots of beautiful yarns. We are readers in our household as well. My husband often reads 📚 to me while i crochet. At this time, he is reading "Little Women " by Louisa May Alcott. It's an oldy but goodie book 📖 all about sisters and growing up. ❤

awesome work Julie! keep up the good work

I’ve enjoyed watching you. And I really relate to so much you said being a new crocheting person☺️.

I’m brand new too😃. I would love to make things with you.

All the best Julie

Hi Julie. Welcome to crochet I’ve been doing it for decades. I started at 12 so about 40 years. Following you to watch you grow. Good luck with your channel

So pretty Julie! I'm gonna make one for me!

Julie, talk all you like you are a delight 😊 ❤❤ I love ❤️ the sweater you made. It's hard to believe you have only just started. Wowwwwe you are taking the crochet world 🌎 by storm. I am also a Canadian, my husband and i live in Wawa, Ontario. I am excitedly looking forward to watching your channel. Happy stitching ❤😊❤🧶♥️

I love the way you explain everything. This is a video i wish I would have had when I was learning. Keep these videos coming!

You're a fantastic teacher! You explain things super well, it's very easy to understand! I did notice one thing however, you crocheted into the back loop instead of both of the loops. This isn't a problem if you're wanting the look that it gives (that line at the bottom of every other row), however it could make things look a little funky depending on the pattern you're doing. (mainly plushies) It's a really common mistake, so I thought I'd let you know! I do love doing BLO (back loop only) with sc stitches to make ribbings for shirts. It makes a really nice stretchy, almost knit-like fabric.

I love all the patterns you've made, but especially that second to last project, the blanket. The color scheme on that was gorgeous! I personally use variegated yarn as accents to projects. For instance, I will use a multicolored pink plush yarn with a white cow to make a cupcake themed cow, or a multicolored blue/pink/purple yarn with all the same solid colors when making a mermaid tail blanket to look like scales, etc. (I've done that last one and it comes out GORGEOUS) I also personally sell my crochet and have my own business doing it right now, but I plan on making a ton of blankets to use up yarn I collected years ago and then donating tubs of them to churches in my area. Those places are always FREEZING. You could also crochet things like cancer hats or newborn hats or newborn burial hats/gowns for hospitals. That's another goal of mine!

Hi Kulie. I thought about learning to knit..... then I decided naw I like to crochet.

Love the shawl and the cowl. Can you share the name of the patterns? Have a nice crafty week.