Do you have any yarn in mind for this pattern? If you like Tunisian crochet, here's a playlist of all of my Tunisian crochet videos to date. ua-cam.com/play/PLhuqHrOtvivRtJXpPmjpLsxjW9-_9z3kF.html
I started with this one today, your explanation is very clear, excellent turorial, thankyou so much for taking the time to make these tutorials, Tunisian crochet is my favorite style of crochet🧶👌🏻👏🏻
Lovely in every way possible! Clear pattern instructions, GORGEOUS yarn, and peaceful background music. Thank you for all the wonderful Tunisian Crochet pattern tutorials. I hope your channel grows and you continue to make more Tunisian Crochet tutorials!!
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Hi Andy! I wasn’t ready for this when I watched the tutorial at the time it came out, but I think I’m there now. I was able to greatly improve my honeycomb stitch by making some washcloths over the holidays. I just re-watched this and other tutorials, and I am once again impressed with the beautiful simplicity of your designs and the wonderful way you teach! I’m going to look at my dk yarn and make some choices. I now have a lot of dk yarn-so it is lion brand mandala, which comes in interesting striping color ways. I’m not sure how that would look on these shawls though. I also have bamboo yarn-in the States we have Lion brand yarns called Coboo and Truboo, and I have some in my stash. I’ll let you know when I give it a try!
Glad you got to this point! It will become easier now that you know theses stitches. If you want to use the self striping yarn, you can, but it will result in a fabric where the stripes become narrower towards the edge. I like solid colors or long gradients for this kind of construction, but experiment and see what you like.
@@YarnAndy Thanks! One of the first things I made in Tunisian crochet was a face scrubby using short rows, a couple of years ago with your tutorial. I think I’m going to try this shawl soon. I’ll go with my DK bamboo yarn. It has a lovely sheen and nice solid colors.
Hi Wendy! There's no link because the written pattern isn't free on the blog, but it's free as a video. Once you make a few rows by following the video, you can keep going on your own. There's also the PDF with a "pay what you want" option on both my shop and Ravelry, the links are in the description.
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Do you have any yarn in mind for this pattern?
If you like Tunisian crochet, here's a playlist of all of my Tunisian crochet videos to date. ua-cam.com/play/PLhuqHrOtvivRtJXpPmjpLsxjW9-_9z3kF.html
I want to try this pattern again with caron cakes and see how it turns out
I'd love to see it 😄
I started with this one today, your explanation is very clear, excellent turorial, thankyou so much for taking the time to make these tutorials, Tunisian crochet is my favorite style of crochet🧶👌🏻👏🏻
Thank you! Enjoy 🧡
Lovely in every way possible! Clear pattern instructions,
GORGEOUS yarn, and
peaceful background music. Thank you for all the wonderful Tunisian Crochet pattern tutorials. I hope your channel grows and you continue to make more Tunisian Crochet tutorials!!
Thank you so much, Lindsy! I'm happy you enjoy my patterns! There are more on the way. You can help by spreading the word to your crochet friends 💛
👍♥️♥️♥️Thank you From. Canada. P.Q
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Thank you for sharing this beautiful crochet shawl tutorial ! You are a very talented and a wonderful crochet Teacher ! 😊💗
Thank you so much!
Merci! J’ai appris comment faire un châle en V au crochet tunisien!❤
Hi Andy! I wasn’t ready for this when I watched the tutorial at the time it came out, but I think I’m there now. I was able to greatly improve my honeycomb stitch by making some washcloths over the holidays. I just re-watched this and other tutorials, and I am once again impressed with the beautiful simplicity of your designs and the wonderful way you teach! I’m going to look at my dk yarn and make some choices. I now have a lot of dk yarn-so it is lion brand mandala, which comes in interesting striping color ways. I’m not sure how that would look on these shawls though. I also have bamboo yarn-in the States we have Lion brand yarns called Coboo and Truboo, and I have some in my stash. I’ll let you know when I give it a try!
Glad you got to this point! It will become easier now that you know theses stitches. If you want to use the self striping yarn, you can, but it will result in a fabric where the stripes become narrower towards the edge. I like solid colors or long gradients for this kind of construction, but experiment and see what you like.
@@YarnAndy Thanks! One of the first things I made in Tunisian crochet was a face scrubby using short rows, a couple of years ago with your tutorial. I think I’m going to try this shawl soon. I’ll go with my DK bamboo yarn. It has a lovely sheen and nice solid colors.
This is very pretty! Thank you for clear tutorial. I love your red tie and white shirt, they looks wonderful with this shawl color! Very tasteful!
Thank you! That little silk scarf is one of my favorite things ❤️
Another very good video Andrea very clear instructions. xx
Thank you, dear Sarah! 💛
Fantastic tutorial! 🧶🧡
Thank you! 🤍
@@YarnAndy How many row do you do ? Betty Jean
Hi Andy, I can’t find the free pattern anywhere can you put a link for it please it’s hard to write out the transcript. Thankyou😊😊
Hi Wendy! There's no link because the written pattern isn't free on the blog, but it's free as a video. Once you make a few rows by following the video, you can keep going on your own. There's also the PDF with a "pay what you want" option on both my shop and Ravelry, the links are in the description.
Beautiful pattern! Thank you for sharing ☺️
Thank you! 💛
Great tutorial! Thanks so much!😊
Thank you! 💛
It is beautiful❤️❤️❤️. Thank you. 🤗
Thank you! 😊