Lol, I wasn’t going to say it because English IS my first language and I still say plenty of words wrong……. Like Worcester. I just can’t say that right! Thanks for the great tips🤗
Really? What’s your first language? And 😂😂 I wasn’t gonna say anything about how you pronounced it just in case you were actually pronouncing it correctly even though I’ve always heard it pronounced shuh- kneel. I didn’t want to be THAT person! 😂
Thank you for all your tips especially the eyes and the sewing on arms and legs. I am new to crocheting with chanel yarn. You just saved me some headaches. ❤
Hmm uhh🤔 chenille doesn’t have ply? Like there is not multiple strands spun together-it’s just 1 tube 😅 does that help maybe? What are you looking to find out?
Would you be able to make a video showing how you sew on the pieces? Do you just like... tie a piece of regular yarn onto the chenille or is there some other way to do it? Hopefully that makes sense. :) I'll be working with chenille yarn soon so I will take all this into account when I'm using it!
Great tips-especially number 1 & 5! The Lionbrand Naptime yarn is a 4 weight and it doesn’t shed or do what you showed in to number 3 I think it was? But because it’s a 4 weight , most plushie markers wouldn’t use that yarn! If only Lion Brand sold that yarn in bigger weights
Oooh! I’ve seen that naptime yarn and it is so nice! Haha yeah 😅when I make plushies, I’m like “well, it could be small… or big… so big it is!!” I’ll have to treat myself to some naptime yarn though! TY for the rec! 🧶❤️
About to start my very first project for grandchild gifts. At a loss for guessing how much to buy. What is a good WAG? #6 is the suggested size. 15” is the anticipated height.
i have the same yarn as you and im having sooo much trouble 😔😔 i cant see the stitches I make but i guess it doenst help that I only have a size 9mm hook and thought i could get away with it.
Tip #6 chenille is pronounced shuh-neel 😱😱😱
I was today years old when I learned this. Also, English is not my first language 😤
Lol, I wasn’t going to say it because English IS my first language and I still say plenty of words wrong……. Like Worcester. I just can’t say that right! Thanks for the great tips🤗
Quite all right for u to say that its ok we all say some things wrong. Lol!
Great tips! This magic ring tip is 🎉. Make that one a short. I’ve been searching for that very solution as a new puffy yarn user. Thank you. ❤️🧁
@@QuiltedCupcake Thank you SO much for this idea! I made it into a short! ❤❤❤
Really? What’s your first language? And 😂😂 I wasn’t gonna say anything about how you pronounced it just in case you were actually pronouncing it correctly even though I’ve always heard it pronounced shuh- kneel. I didn’t want to be THAT person! 😂
One of the best set of tips for working with chenille yarn. Thank you!
I already learned crochet for months, and I’m trying different kinds yarns and patterns. This is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing this ❤
Ugh thank you!! I just kept starting over because I swore it must be a tension issue or something.. but this fixes it
Thank you! Using smaller Chenille, Just Chenille but still great tips for that too. Thank you. You explain clearly and make it feel less intimidating.
I like the safety eye tricks.
❤️❤️I’m so glad you found that helpful! ☺️
This was extremely helpful!! Thank you so much for making this video🥹💌
I find that using increments of 8 instead of 6 for rounded pattern works very well for this type of yarn. It svoids the cone-head problem!
You are doing amazing. You explain so clearly and good tips, thank you!
You are so welcome!❤️glad you enjoyed!
Very helpful, thank you!
The timing of these tips as I am trying to make gifts for friends with chenille yarn... thank you! I thought I was going mad from using the yarn!
Wonderful!!! I’m so glad the timing was good and you found this helpful!!!❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for all your tips especially the eyes and the sewing on arms and legs. I am new to crocheting with chanel yarn. You just saved me some headaches. ❤
This is life changing! Thanks Mary !!!!❤
Thanks for very useful tips 🥰
This was a very informative video. Thank you 🙂
You are so welcome!❤️im glad you enjoyed!
Thank you!! Very helpful!!
Thanks great tips
Great video! Thanks! 💕💕
Hmm uhh🤔 chenille doesn’t have ply? Like there is not multiple strands spun together-it’s just 1 tube 😅 does that help maybe? What are you looking to find out?
@@merrymakesnever mind about that ot was when u were talking about the 1 2 3 and so on. Its ok!
Would you be able to make a video showing how you sew on the pieces? Do you just like... tie a piece of regular yarn onto the chenille or is there some other way to do it? Hopefully that makes sense. :) I'll be working with chenille yarn soon so I will take all this into account when I'm using it!
Yes!! My next video goes into more detail on how I use regular yarn to sew chenille plushies together! ❤️thank you for your question!!!🥰🥰🥰
Great tips-especially number 1 & 5! The Lionbrand Naptime yarn is a 4 weight and it doesn’t shed or do what you showed in to number 3 I think it was? But because it’s a 4 weight , most plushie markers wouldn’t use that yarn! If only Lion Brand sold that yarn in bigger weights
Oooh! I’ve seen that naptime yarn and it is so nice! Haha yeah 😅when I make plushies, I’m like “well, it could be small… or big… so big it is!!” I’ll have to treat myself to some naptime yarn though! TY for the rec! 🧶❤️
@@merrymakes haha bigger is always better right? 😂😂 Cute small plushies do have their place though!
Th k you
What crochet hook is your favorite to crochet this chenille yarn? I am really having a tough time with the one I’m using. Thank you.
About to start my very first project for grandchild gifts. At a loss for guessing how much to buy. What is a good WAG? #6 is the suggested size. 15” is the anticipated height.
i have the same yarn as you and im having sooo much trouble 😔😔 i cant see the stitches I make but i guess it doenst help that I only have a size 9mm hook and thought i could get away with it.