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Thanks so much!

Thanks! ❤️

Thanks!

Thanks! ❤️

Hi, I don’t know of any other way to hide the yarn while working with it. I recommend making tighter stitches and making sure your yarn is pulled through all the way before going to your next stitch. I hope that helps

@@IsabelPost alr thank you

Thanks!

That’s so nice to hear! It depends on the stitches, but generally not more then 10, then it starts to look weird 😂

@@IsabelPost Do you have any pieces you can show in another video with that many crochets? Just for comparison's sake. 🤓

Thanks! There will definitely be more videos :)

Thanks! I haven’t made those before

@@IsabelPost Gap in the market, there. Savvy! 🧠

Thanks so much! I appreciate it 😊

Thanks! The link is in the description. The creator is Pixzel Presents :)

That should be fine :)

Hi, I used a 6mm in the beginning and then later I changed it to a 10mm.

Is there anything in particular that you don’t understand? Maybe I can help. I have also already helped a lot of people in the comments, maybe check those to see if they can help :)

Can you please provide written pattern 😭

Thanks! When you switch colors you don’t cut the other color, you work it into your stitches as you go. I hope that helps :)

@@IsabelPost thank you it makes sense now!! 💖

That sounds so fun! I’m glad you like the tutorial! Happy Mother’s Day 💕

I still use an ethique shampoo bar, but I have switched to their st clements bar. Both are great though :)

Yay! I'm happy to hear that you still use this brand, this means that is good🥰. I started using Ethique a while ago and I only have good words about them🪴Maybe you could review some other products of them xx

It’s by far the best shampoo bar I have tried. I’ve found that most other brands will make your hair greasy within a couple of weeks of using their bars. But Ethique’s shampoo bars wash perfectly! I’ll look into reviewing some other products of theirs 😊✨

Hi, thanks so much! I use cotton yarn from two Dutch stores called the action and the zeeman.

Hi, if you don’t want squares you can just add however many extra chains you want to the starting chain of 60. If you do want squares you will have to add at least as many chains that will make up the bottom of the next square. So for example 12 extra chains for a 6th added square. Don’t forget to add the chain 2 after you have your desired amount of chains.

That’s okay, I made this as a free tutorial two years ago. A lot of people find it very easy to follow and I’ve gotten a lot of good feedback. There are a lot of other free tutorials on UA-cam if this one doesn’t suit you. Or if you need more in depth instructions there are also many paid patterns on Etsy, those will have way more detail.

Hi, you just keep going around in circles to build up the sides of the bag. I hope that helps.

Thanks!

Thanks so much! And thanks for the awesome tutorial 😊

I used worsted weight cotton yarn :)

Thanks!❤️

I did! :)

@@IsabelPost Well? How did it go!? 😁

It went well! It was also very fun

@@IsabelPost Nice, glad to hear. Are you gonna keep doing the stall then if business was good?

I am going to keep doing markets occasionally, I have my next one April 1st

Hi, that’s the beginning of the video. The whole bag is made in one piece, so you have to do minimal sewing. You make the bottom first and then you work in the round to make the sides. I hope that helps :)

Thanks so much! For the foundation chain you need 60 + 2 for the turning chains. I hope that helps 💗

Hey, do you mean when you have to change to a new color at the end of the row/the end of that square? Could you maybe tell me the timestamp in the video that you are having trouble with? Then I can help you a bit better :)

13:19 for here for the strap right we kept doing decreases at both end and eventually you would reach a part where you are only switching between the colours to get the length of your strap right. But right before the last row of switching between the colours and making my decrease (this is the third row by the way) I’ve reached the point where the decrease of the other colour no longer have two stitches to go into on the third row of changing colours to complete that square to reach to the part where I’m just going up to form the length of my strap

I think I get what you mean. You have to do a decrease and a color switch at the same time. So you start doing the second to last stitch in that color and when you have the last two loops on your hook your going to go into the last stitch and pull your other color through instead, then make that stitch until you have the last two loops left and then pull through all the loops of both stitches. I hope that helps :)

@@IsabelPostokay thank you sooo much I’m gonna try these instructions and then tell you if it works out😊

Thanks! 💕

Thanks! I didn’t follow a tutorial for the squares, but if you’re looking for one I would recommend searching granny square tutorial and making sure that there are color changes. And then you can look at my squares to see when to change colors. I hope that helps :)

Hi! The squares are 15 by 15 centimeters :)

@@IsabelPost omg thank you for getting back to me so quick you’re an angel 😘😘😘

No problem ❤️

Thanks so much, that makes me really happy to hear 😊

That is super impressive! :)

No, it’s all made as one piece. First you make the base (the bottom of the bag) and then you make the sides by going around the base.

I’m so glad you found it helpful! :)

60 chains + 2 chains for your first double crochet

About 380 meters, but it depends on what yarn size you are using :)