You’re not just the best teacher, you have the most soothing hypnotic voice. I had to make myself pay attention because I was starting to be lulled into sleepiness!
My grandmother taught me how to do some basic crochet when I was 11 or 12; your voice reminds me of her. It is so soothing to listen to your instructions, & your work is exceptional! Thank you
I just made my very first baby blanket for my very first grandchild, I am so glad I found this tutorial. I thought my blanket was too plain and now it is super super cute thanks to you!!!!!!
I really love how you showed us how to "fix" uneven stitch counts. As a beginner, this is very encouraging. Most other videos are all "perfect" counts and/or tell you to pull out your work to make it right. I have progressed to the point of being able to judge if my uneven count is fixable in some areas, but I am glad to see how to do it on this lovely border.
Thank you for your very clear instructions. I did a C2C baby blanket but it looked unfinished and now has been vastly improved by the addition of a lovely shell border.
Hi, thank you for your video. I have been looking to make a baby blanket for my neice and I finally have found it. I think she will love it if I can crochet as well as you teach it. It's so beautiful. It's her first baby and the first one for the whole family so everyone is so excited. Thank you so much❤....
Thank you for this video. It is brillant.😂😅 You explain really well and you don't rush the work. The camera is in the right place and you show exactly where to place the hook. I used this border on a baby blanket. It looks beautiful. Please can you put up on screen the equivalent UK terminology if you are using the US terminology. I learnt crochet using the UK terminology and it can get a bit confusing.😮
@katzwhite5962 Thank you. I totally understand what you mean about the terminology. I switched to US terms a while ago. I found when looking at the stitch height US terms made more sense. For example a slip stitch just sits there a single crochet is next, then 2 sc on top of each other or stacked make a double crochet. For a US treble I see 3 sc on top of each other. Thank you for reminding me how confusing this gets to help I will try to include the UK equivalent in my future videos either with text or I will say the equivalent. 🥰
I have subbed. Thank you for close u with camera and going slow enough that I could understand. May your New Year be a blessed and safe one from America❤. P.S My name is Robin and I am a grand ma of 3😂
you are an amazing, patient teacher. You go the right pace , especially for a beginner.....I love this border- very easy- would it work with a blanket that has a side that went in for a couple of rows (uneven?)
If I'm doing single crochets for my blanket would I still chain 2 at the corners or would I chain 1? Im sorry if this is a stupid question, but I'm just worried I will mess up.....
You may be able to do 7 hdc in the corner if you ch1 instead of 2. Have a try and see what you think. I know we would usually put sc, ch1, sc in a corner.
Thank you so much😊 I have searched a lot for such tutorial❤ my name is demyana from Egypt... The reason I searched for this video... is that I am doing it as a book cover for my Bible ❤🎉 😊 but as I am a beginner... I am still struggling😢 with where I put my border... I started it with: - two rows of double crochet - star stitch row (changing colour every star stitch row) - two rows of slip stitches (same colour the whole work)❤ I'm struggling with - marking the places where I am going to put the border of double crochets - marking the place where I change colour every row I mess up doing the beginning and ending of all rows 😢 Can you please make a tutorial for it 😮 if it is akay with you 😊 but please use stitch markers at the beginning and ending of every row 😅 as I am totally blind 😂 that I use theses markers later for the border 😊❤ Thanks for your time
Hello Demyana, I am working out a way to edge the book cover without a row of sc so far it is looking easier to do. Hopefully I will have a tutorial ready in a week or so. Best wishes Susan
@@demyjc3400 Hello again. I have had another look at the stitches you have used and have tried working up a sample but am not sure if it is correct. If you email me a picture of your work I will have another try tiaralacecrochet@gmail.com
American crochet terminology makes more sense to me. I am also aiming to cater to a wider audience. Perhaps crochet terminology will continue to evolve. I have many old patterns and the terminology can be quite confusing. I love to simplify things where I can. I would be more than happy to do separate videos using UK terminology /US terminology or simply explain both...that might be better. Let me know. Thank you Best wishes Susan x
@@TiaraLaceCrochet Thanks for the reply - I find UK terminology more logical - two passes of the hook = double etc, but I'm quite easily able to 'translate' now.... I don't think it's really worth doing separate videos now, we maybe just have to accept being overtaken, as in language and spelling - it's just a bit sad! The patterns are still lovely anyway.
You’re not just the best teacher, you have the most soothing hypnotic voice. I had to make myself pay attention because I was starting to be lulled into sleepiness!
Lol same! I did start getting really relaxed.
My grandmother taught me how to do some basic crochet when I was 11 or 12; your voice reminds me of her. It is so soothing to listen to your instructions, & your work is exceptional! Thank you
That is so lovely to hear, thank you😊
I just made my very first baby blanket for my very first grandchild, I am so glad I found this tutorial. I thought my blanket was too plain and now it is super super cute thanks to you!!!!!!
me too! When is yours due?
I really love how you showed us how to "fix" uneven stitch counts. As a beginner, this is very encouraging. Most other videos are all "perfect" counts and/or tell you to pull out your work to make it right. I have progressed to the point of being able to judge if my uneven count is fixable in some areas, but I am glad to see how to do it on this lovely border.
@@lovechangesus That is so lovely to hear. 🥰
Thank you for going slow and being concise with your words. Lovely.
I'be been looking for a border for weeks and thanks to you finally found the one I am going to use on my blanket - thanks. -
Just beautiful. Thank you for such clear instructions. I, have a completed blanket now so I, will use this border.
Thank you for your very clear instructions. I did a C2C baby blanket but it looked unfinished and now has been vastly improved by the addition of a lovely shell border.
Love the way you explain ! Thank you for going slow for us beginners you make it so easy to understand!! Also, your voice is very soothing ! ❤
Only a trained eye could see the slip stitches. I am a beginner crochet and this border looks simple enough for me to complete a blanket I just made
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This helped me finish my first blanket that me and my little one are snuggled up under right now. Thank you.
How lovely.
Thanx for nice clear and slow demonstration❤❤❤
Hi, thank you for your video. I have been looking to make a baby blanket for my neice and I finally have found it. I think she will love it if I can crochet as well as you teach it. It's so beautiful. It's her first baby and the first one for the whole family so everyone is so excited. Thank you so much❤....
Wonderful, a new baby how exciting for you all. Hope you get on okay with the blanket. let me know if you have any difficulties 😊
Brilliant! Thank you for zooming in so closely!!!
Just used this stitch so easy Thank you for explaining your technique so easily Thank you ❤❤❤
What a lovely border for the star stitch! Stars and shells, a perfect combination. ~Cynthia
Thank you for showing me how to do a pretty border without having to count.
SO BEAUTIFUL. THANKS FOR SHARING.
Lovely, thank you. I’ve just made my first blanket in crochet as a beginner and this edging finished it off perfectly.
That is so lovely to hear, well done completing your first blanket 😊
I have really enjoyed your pattern for the star stitch it so easy to under stand
Great video Susan! clear instructions :-) thank you! i know a baby who's gonna be happy about their brand new crochet blanket ;-) xx take care
Thank you for this video. It is brillant.😂😅 You explain really well and you don't rush the work. The camera is in the right place and you show exactly where to place the hook. I used this border on a baby blanket. It looks beautiful. Please can you put up on screen the equivalent UK terminology if you are using the US terminology. I learnt crochet using the UK terminology and it can get a bit confusing.😮
@katzwhite5962 Thank you. I totally understand what you mean about the terminology. I switched to US terms a while ago. I found when looking at the stitch height US terms made more sense. For example a slip stitch just sits there a single crochet is next, then 2 sc on top of each other or stacked make a double crochet. For a US treble I see 3 sc on top of each other. Thank you for reminding me how confusing this gets to help I will try to include the UK equivalent in my future videos either with text or I will say the equivalent. 🥰
Love it! I also love your soothing voice and your clear video. ❤❤❤
Great video. I have a baby blanket I needed to finish . This is perfect.
Thank you. lovely to hear.
Very helpful and so pretty!
Thank you so much for your video!! My new (soon to be) great granddaughter will be pleased!
That's lovely. 😊
I have subbed. Thank you for close u with camera and going slow enough that I could understand. May your New Year be a blessed and safe one from America❤. P.S My name is Robin and I am a grand ma of 3😂
Hello Robin, lovely to hear you have subscribed. So glad you appreciate the slower pace 😉 Blessings to you and yours too. 😊
Brilliant tutorial thank you,mastered it ❤
Gorgeous! Will have to give this a try!
Thanks for sharing...it helps me a lot..
Thanks for this informations, it s à Beautiful blanket❤
I like it!!!! Thank you!!!🥰👍👏🎉🎉🎉
Thank you 😊
Wonderful tutorial! I will be doing this border for sure. Thank you.
Thank you Patricia 😊
I love this. I’m going to try it on the edge of a journal page. Hugs, treen 💕💕💕
So nice to watch, and calming, and: what beautiful Glitzi wool! I want that now too 😂 I LOVE IT
Thank you! 😊
Super bien espliquer merci a vous
beautiful!!!
Thank you
Beautiful thank you
you are an amazing, patient teacher. You go the right pace , especially for a beginner.....I love this border- very easy- would it work with a blanket that has a side that went in for a couple of rows (uneven?)
@@kathrynrivas2065 Thank you. I think it would work you could always work the uneven side first to see how it looks 😊
Absolutely Beautiful stay safe and God Bless Always. So happy to be following you 🙏🏽🧶
Thanks. I hope u can get this right ❤
Yes me totally agree with you
Очень красиво! СПАСИБО !
I do the shell stitch on my blankets! 💕💕I love the yarn with the sparkles! Where to find it??
It is Divante Glitter yarn from The Range UK. 😊
Do you have a suggestion for a plain boarder for this star blanket ?
Hello Denise, here is a link to a really easy border that should look lovely : ua-cam.com/video/Uaha6m4oZl4/v-deo.html. 😊
If I'm doing single crochets for my blanket would I still chain 2 at the corners or would I chain 1? Im sorry if this is a stupid question, but I'm just worried I will mess up.....
You may be able to do 7 hdc in the corner if you ch1 instead of 2. Have a try and see what you think. I know we would usually put sc, ch1, sc in a corner.
So are you saying I could do it ether way? If so what way do you think is easiest? as I started crocheting last week,
It is easier to work 7 hdc into a 2ch space 😊
@@Fern_wolf_paw yes you czn do either
@@TiaraLaceCrochet k thank you so much
thanks ❤
Hi I have done a hexagon blanket and now I want to do a border maybe I'm being stupid but can I do this boarder. Thank you. 🎉
It really is personal choice. I am sure it would look lovely and work well if you have finished your hexagon blanket with straight edges.
Thank you so much😊 I have searched a lot for such tutorial❤ my name is demyana from Egypt... The reason I searched for this video... is that I am doing it as a book cover for my Bible ❤🎉 😊 but as I am a beginner... I am still struggling😢 with where I put my border...
I started it with:
- two rows of double crochet
- star stitch row (changing colour every star stitch row)
- two rows of slip stitches (same colour the whole work)❤
I'm struggling with
- marking the places where I am going to put the border of double crochets
- marking the place where I change colour every row
I mess up doing the beginning and ending of all rows 😢
Can you please make a tutorial for it 😮 if it is akay with you 😊 but please use stitch markers at the beginning and ending of every row 😅 as I am totally blind 😂 that I use theses markers later for the border 😊❤
Thanks for your time
Hello Demyana, I am working out a way to edge the book cover without a row of sc so far it is looking easier to do. Hopefully I will have a tutorial ready in a week or so. Best wishes Susan
Thank you very much for your quick response and your kindness❤😊 I will be waiting for it 😍
@@demyjc3400 Hello again. I have had another look at the stitches you have used and have tried working up a sample but am not sure if it is correct. If you email me a picture of your work I will have another try tiaralacecrochet@gmail.com
Hello Demya, here is a link to an idea for the inside of a book cover. ua-cam.com/video/FPQvVY3x-ME/v-deo.html
Can u do more than 1 row of single n then do the rest
Yes. I love a sc border with more rows. This edging will still look lovely.
THANKYOU
Lovely work! I would like to try that yarn. Are you using the cream with pink? Or are you using the beige. So hard to tell online thank you
Thank you. It is the cream yarn 😊
PS what beautiful yarn. What is the brand?
It is DIVANTE pink Glitter Yarn. Thank you 😊
can i work a single crochet instead of the slip? -
Yes you can but there will be less of a dip between the shells, it all depends on the look you want.
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Please post star stitch
Here is the link for the Star Stitch Video ua-cam.com/video/6hHuUa-itXA/v-deo.html
Can i ask why you use American terminology? When I hear a UK accent I hope for UK terminology - have we just given up on it altogether?
American crochet terminology makes more sense to me. I am also aiming to cater to a wider audience. Perhaps crochet terminology will continue to evolve. I have many old patterns and the terminology can be quite confusing. I love to simplify things where I can. I would be more than happy to do separate videos using UK terminology /US terminology or simply explain both...that might be better. Let me know. Thank you
Best wishes
Susan x
@@TiaraLaceCrochet Thanks for the reply - I find UK terminology more logical - two passes of the hook = double etc, but I'm quite easily able to 'translate' now.... I don't think it's really worth doing separate videos now, we maybe just have to accept being overtaken, as in language and spelling - it's just a bit sad! The patterns are still lovely anyway.
@@sandik100 what a ridiculous criticism of a very straightforward border lesson.
OMG thank you so much. ☺️ You saved my project I was working on, you are so sweet. 🥹
That's lovely to hear😊
Totally confused 😮
Really sorry to hear you are totally confused. How can I help?