Ladder trellis yarn necklace tutorial
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- My first tutorial. I wanted to keep this short, but be thorough in all the steps I take to make these beautiful necklaces. I hope it is clear to understand. Sorry I got out of frame a few times.
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Thank you for the great tutorial. I just made a City Life Premier Yarn necklace this moring in the "Red Hot" color. It is a Mother's Day gift for my daughter. It is perfect. The only change I made was to make four bobble stitches on one of the chains that hangs a little below the others to give it the illusion of hanging jewels. Also, I went to a bead store and selected a fancy red and gold bead for this project. You are a great teacher. Thanks again.
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Beautiful necklace and appreciate the tip on using the Bobbie Pin to thread the yarn into the bead. Thank you for sharing with us.
Thank you Emi for the excellent, easy directions to make this beautiful necklace. I will use a colored glass bead to give it that little extra dazzle. Thank you again. Blessings!
Thank you Gail! I'm glad you liked it. I bet the addition of beads will look great.
What a great idea. I have some of this yarn but hadn't thought of a project yet. Thanks for sharing.
All Crafts Channel I have loved your videos for a long time. It is such a compliment to receive a comment from you. Aloha from Hawaii.
I wish to thank you so much now I need to help friends and relative who can’t wear metal jewelry
You're very welcome. These make great gifts.
LuLuinGA thank you for your taking time to leave a kind note. I have 6 kids so I don't always have time to watch long tutorials, that's why I wanted to make this short. Glad you liked it. God Bless!
Thank you So much for this video! So informative and a pleasure to watch and learn.
Thank you, Janet. Your kind words warm my heart. I'm glad my video helped you.
Great job, short and to the point. Loved it. Thank you
Great video! Thanks so much for sharing! I think I'll try these for end of year teachers' gifts!
paperinkspirations thanks for the kind words. Don't know how I missed it before. I made these as teacher gifts as well. Everyone loves them because they're so light but so pretty.
Robin Stowers Thank you for taking time to watch my video and for the kind message.
cyberfly67 you crochet it just like yarn. Do not go through the holes of the ladder yarn. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
Love this pattern and so easy to understand
Sandy Cramer, thank you. I'm glad you found it useful.
Very nice! These are VERY pretty!
You did a great job! It was just what I was looking for!!
Thank you Leslie. I hope you have fun making these. They really do make great gifts.
Really should show how to do the crochet because not everyone knows and this obviously isn’t your average yarn
Do I tie a knot at the end of chain so that it doesn’t unravel?
Hi Pam,
I cut the desired length at the end and pull the tail through the last stitch to prevent it from unraveling. Hope this helps.
Can you please show me how you made the stitches bigger. I got the hang of this but my stitches are not as big as yours
Everyone keeps their tension differently. That could be what's causing smaller chains. You may need to use a larger hook. The alternative would be to create a larger loop before pulling the next chain through. You could also add stitches to increase the length with smaller chains. I bet it is still pretty.
@@emiayau9071 thank you I went and bought a bigger hook and that works
@@daecken that's wonderful. I'm glad you found a solution.
Thanks for this great tutorial! I'm wondering if you can think of a substitution for the bobby pin? Believe it or not, I don't have even ONE bobby pin in the house!
Linda0902NJ maybe a twist tie would work. Just fold in half like a Bobby pin. Hope that helps, and thank you for commenting.
Can you please demo how big you made your stitches
Can you please show how to make the bigger chain. Not too sure how you did this. Pretty please.
Do you use it like yarn or do you crochet into it like through the holes?
Hi Emi, this was a good video, thank you! Can you tell me how you made the chains?
Hi Joana,
It is the basic chain stitch for crochet. You start with a slip knot and wrap yarn around hook, and pull though.
Fast and easy project,thanks for sharing. You use pony bead?
Yes, I use clear pony beads, but you can use any color that compliments your necklace. I believe I got my pony beads from Walmart. Thanks for watching. Aloha from Hawaii.
Thanks for making this. Where do you buy the yarn?
JennyJardin Hi Jenny, I bought the yarn from Walmart and Amazon. Hope this helps.
good grief, gal! very nice video, BUT you assume TOO much!!! How in the blazes do I DO any form of ladder stitch? I can't find this anywhere w/o crashing laptop!!! SO you're my last "hope"; I need to know from ground up how to start, continue, make the stitch.......want to make without trellis yarn if possible, and do w/ embroidery or even tatting thread to make the strands light & airy. Do NOT need to know extraneous info. JUST HOW TO DO THE STITCH; I'll go from there and design own necklace, etc. BUT am not truly wanting to snub your efforts, just want you to back up 20 steps and give the barest basics!!! Do not need to know multi-strands, or even FINSHING off the necklace ends, as already know. Just get me started and on my way pls. Thanks oodles in advance! Shalom. CLP in Iowa
Hi Connie, sorry for the confusion. The yarn is ladder yarn. The crochet stitch is just the basic chain stitch. I hope you will be able to find a tutorial on chain stitch if you don't already know how. If you still have trouble lmk, I may try to make a start tutorial. God bless!
p.s. What about crocheting tiny spiral strands with the embroidery thread? Then finishing it similarly to the ladder necklace. You've definitely got my creative wheels spinning. I would love to see what you come up with.
You need way more detail you did not even show us how to make the chain
If you don't know how to make a chain, you should look for a beginner's crochet tutorial. After you have learned the basics, then you can check out patterns and projects. I like that she didn't go into details about making a chain.
@@voyager9028 it would’ve been nice for her to show us how big she makes the stitches, as she used a bigger hook. Guess it’s all about the tension.