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Julie is from Australia: Hastings: VICTORIA: Down towards Mornington Peninsula: Lovely stuff Julie.... so pretty; Little Woollies Makes Yarn Store: Hastings

●● Julie, in most cases your work is out of focus of the camera: such a pity.

What type of yarn did you use?

I love the look of your squares and appreciate your tutorial. I am a visual learner and appreciate the regular time crochet video. It helps me immensely.

love this, I have so many speckles though in fingering weight, still will make a lovely baby blanket

Beautiful results. ❤❤❤❤

I wish you worked a little slower but I will definitely try this ❤

Love your designs looks amazing thank you

It turns out so pretty. I just wish your video wouldn't have been going in & out of focus soooooo very often. Also you kept going down offscreen entirely. I mean, I could figure out what you were doing, but it would have been nicer to see it all. Not trying to be mean at all, just saying, that's all.

Hello, Thank you for your super video. Could you tell me where i can find the wool that you use ? Thank you again

Beautiful pattern. Thank you so much.❤

Looks amazing

I really like what you do tutorials on. Thank You❣️

I love the colors. What is the yarn brand and where do I find it?

Could you please advise which yarn you're using? 😍

So pretty

What yarn did you use

Im wondering would this pattern make a large blanket if you keep going or would it wobble.

❤ your pattern your teaching technique brilliant thank you.🎉

What a beautiful, wonderful job, these colors are beautiful, and the stitching is also beautiful, everything is in harmony with each other! I liked it too, because it's a very closed stitch, it looks almost like a weaver did it! Congratulations! I loved your work! ❤

Beautiful yarn may I ask , where did you get it

so beautiful, and great garn, please send me the link other name from garn, want to buy some garn

Love the colors ! What kind of yarn did you use? You said a 4.5 mm hook, but I missed the yarn. Thanks for teaching something new ! Love the linen stitch.

Thank you so much for this - the squares are gorgeous. ❤

What yarn have you should used here plz?:)

I love the colours and the moss stitch Pick the colours out beautifully. What yarn are you using? ❤

NO STUFFING?????

Hello sweet yarn friend, coming over to grab this ink to share with my community in a video. Thank you for creating this because these are so adorable! Merry Christmas

Thankyou 🥰 looking forward to visiting your gorgeous shop with a few girlfriends very soon.Merry xmas 🎄🧑‍🎄

I just found you and I love these squares!!! Thank you for the tutorial!❤ How in the heck do you join them??😂

So cute, and you make it look easy.

Merry Christmas Julie, Thank you for another wonderful idea to use up scraps of yarn. Easy on to do at night in front of TV watching Christmas Movies. Hope you get some time to relax with the family and its not too hot. Cheers Cassandra

Thank you for sharing. You were brilliant!

I love the yarn. What is it please. ?

BEAUTIFUL LOVE IT

Cute block. As a quilter tho, this isn’t a true log cabin block. Looks more like square in a square.

Love these adorable squares.

Those are gorgeous!!!

I love making log cabin blankets but never made one using your pretty linen stitch! My question is where can I purchase the speckled yarns you used to make them? I love your yarn! 💕🧶

Hi Julie I know it must be so hard to make a You Tube video and all your hard work, but your work was quite far down the screen, so it was a bit hard to see sometimes. But I do love this pattern.

Thank you! Love these flowers! 💜💜💜

How many stitches to start'..

Love this,pattern! Using my variegated sock yarn. Tfs!

Hi love the square❤. Who did you join the squares🌸

It reminds me of pioneer woman colors. Great patt.

Love love love this Is there a video on how to join?

What brand is your yarn? It is gorgeous 😍

Thanks! Beautiful Squares I’m going to try this❤

Très jolie dommage que l.on ne puissent pas suivre en français

Thanks for the video! I just followed it to make my first block. I used fingering weight sock yarn scraps and a 3.5mm hook.