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Nice! Happy crafting

Im in Ireland and we use centimetres here, as for the fast motioin, that a bummer for you but Im sure you can find another free video to watch that isnt fast motion Take care now.

The fst motion bits stopped the video from dragging. Im in Australia and appreciate cm's 😊

thank you! Welcome to the craft corner club!

Hello! so is yours! keep on practising

Hello!

happy crafting!

Hi Sadie thank you, hope you enjoy the process. Do let me know how you get on! Happy crafting 😁

Thank you! It's a really fun project to do. It's always interesting to see what poems you come up with

Awh thank you, so glad you like it

Hi I havent used it to make a rug before but it would be the same basic principal. You just wouldn't turn it to start creating the sides. So basically keep going in the flat. I think it would be easiest as a circle, the corners would definitely make it harder. But you could certainly experiment! Do let me know how you get on! Vanessa

Certainly works as an oval shape. Just start with a longer strip in middle and work around it.

thank you! I think this was one of the very first videos I created for the youtube account! For ages I had it set back to private as I feel like the quality wasn't good enough, but the other day I decided to just put it out there. So thank you so much for the lovely feedback I really appreciate it

I always say use what you have 🙂or what you like! Thats the great thing about a project like this, the maker can pick the materials. I hope you enjoyed the project

@@TheCraftCornerie yes, I enjoyed it. I did my first St Brigid cross yesterday and I wondered what I could use, since here in Scandinavia it is snowing (and is still very cold) and the nature has not yet started showing new green straw/wheat plants. So I used what I found in a shop for children: pipe cleaner, white and red. Next year I will use paper. 🍀

@@alfredobarbuti8769 I love that you used what you had. that is perfect

hope you had fun making it 🙂

Must be your angel numbers

Because the first one is not bound and goes in 2 directions/arms.

Hi if you want more or even numbers you can just add another turn to yours. Remember that the first strip is straight so sometimes you cant see that one as well

I was doing that but then again i did m8ne out of Sari silk to tru it 1st. Do what i did and start again it will work the 2nd time around

I have made my crosses with rushes every year since childhood but this is perfect for now as my hands are sore with arthritis and rushes are harder to get now too. Thank you for sharing this lovely video. God bless you from Vera in Northern Ireland ❤

Enjoy, I am making my third one at the moment, I find them so relaxing to make in an evening while I relax. Something about keeping my hands busy

ooh nice project, hope this is helpful for you

Hi if you start with a piece of paper that is 10cm or 10 inches wide then yes you will end up with a 10x10 piece. I hope that makes sense!

Hello! Hope you enjoy the video, happy crafting

Thank you!! 😊 So glad you like them

so glad you like it

Hi the paper I started with was 21cm x 30cm and the piece I finished with was 21cm square. If you want to end up to 20x20 square then you should start with a piece of paper that is 20 wide. Hope that makes sense

I love this :-)

Hey Jaxson 👋

I'm so glad you found it useful, its one of my favourite slow crafting projects to do, so satisfying using up all those fabric scraps.

i hate you because of it video i have to do this at school

Hi Jaxson!!!

Thank you :-)

Vanessa Vanessa, Amanda from the craft corner I mean

I meant Anna

Hi!!!@@rimaivanauskas8548

Hi Anna @@rimaivanauskas8548

me too!

Thanks so much Rachel, happy sewing

Ill Definitely add some more resources to this topic

thank you, hope it helped you with your project

so glad it was helpful

thanks so much Anthony, so glad it was helpful

Hello!

thank you :-)

So glad you found the tutorial helpful Heena, happy coiling! Vanessa

You're very welcome, happy crafting!

Happy crafting!