I am so glad that it was you Mikey doing this tutorial. I'm a leftie, but I know I can do it with the pattern and your tutorial. Right away I was thinking...I wish there was a tutorial on how to make it a little bigger- wider. I thought if making 2 and then connecting as I go around the last round of 2nd one, but I don't think it would look as if it was all one. 🤷♀️ Thanks again Mikey 💗 love ya!
I love this pattern. Thank you for your tutorial. I'm stuck on the fifth motif. Ripped out 5, 6, 7 because they didn't line up or end properly. I've been looking for some photos to see the scarf in its full extension. Would you happen to have a photo on file to post the scarf, without being rolled at the 4th motif? I'm plugging away. You really are a great teacher! Thanks, Paula
This is such a helpful video! It makes a project that seems overwhelming on paper into something manageable that looks fun! Question- I know the pattern says to start the edges when the scarf measures approximately 66 inches, but can anyone who has made it tell me how many of the “circles” that came out to be? I’m excited to start this project, but am stressing that I may mis-measure and run out of yarn before I finish the edging. Any input would be very appreciated!!!
I realize this video was done 4 years ago but I’m really hoping you, or anyone, could help me with a question. I notice when skipping stitches you actually slip stitch those. I’m confused because the pattern does not show that. Both written and diagram reads to simply skip them, not slip stitch them. I would be so grateful if someone could explain this❣️🙏
I am a knitter who is just beginning to learn to crochet. I had to purchase a "Size 10" steel crochet hook for a class I'm taking, and ordered a set and an individual hook online. In the set, the "Size 10" crochet hook is also labeled as 1.15mm in one brand, but the individual "Size 10" hook, made by another company, is labeled as 1.3mm. When I look on the Craft Yarn Council website, there's no "Size 10" listed, per se, but there is a size "J-10," which is 6mm. So confusing! I've never encountered such issues with knitting needles, so why can't crocket hooks get their act together??? ;) Can you help me understand this please. 😖😫🤔🙄
Was that comment REALLY necessary? Why not just keep it moving if you don't like it? What did that rude comment add to anybody's day but an unnecessary moment of cringing at your negativity? Jeez! I just had to say this just to get your negativity out of my head. Goodbye.
I am so glad that it was you Mikey doing this tutorial. I'm a leftie, but I know I can do it with the pattern and your tutorial. Right away I was thinking...I wish there was a tutorial on how to make it a little bigger- wider. I thought if making 2 and then connecting as I go around the last round of 2nd one, but I don't think it would look as if it was all one. 🤷♀️ Thanks again Mikey 💗 love ya!
I know who I'm going to make this for. Awesome pattern!
These instructions are very clear and easy to follow. This pattern looks great.
It's a beautiful scarf, it looked so difficult and I was afraid of trying but with the amazing instructor made it so easy to follow.
This scarf really caught my eye, and with your incredible instruction I am having a lot of fun making it. Thank you very much!
I love this pattern. Thank you for your tutorial. I'm stuck on the fifth motif. Ripped out 5, 6, 7 because they didn't line up or end properly. I've been looking for some photos to see the scarf in its full extension. Would you happen to have a photo on file to post the scarf, without being rolled at the 4th motif? I'm plugging away. You really are a great teacher! Thanks, Paula
Really love this pattern and the video makes it clear and easy to follow ... and fun of course. Thank you for your great tutorial!
I love this. I just bought the yarn to make this for myself and maybe one or two for Xmas gifts. So pretty.
Yay!! Just picked up a cake of this today, so I'm all ready to jump in :)
Good luck with your project!
Thanks . This is really fun and you make it easy.
This is such a helpful video! It makes a project that seems overwhelming on paper into something manageable that looks fun!
Question- I know the pattern says to start the edges when the scarf measures approximately 66 inches, but can anyone who has made it tell me how many of the “circles” that came out to be? I’m excited to start this project, but am stressing that I may mis-measure and run out of yarn before I finish the edging. Any input would be very appreciated!!!
Is there a written pattern
Thank You so much forse this video. I livelli this patern so much and now I think will be so easier forse me to do It. Bravo.
Me encanto
I know this was done awhile ago but I'm having a problem what am I doing wrong my circles want to form a bowl
I realize this video was done 4 years ago but I’m really hoping you, or anyone, could help me with a question. I notice when skipping stitches you actually slip stitch those. I’m confused because the pattern does not show that. Both written and diagram reads to simply skip them, not slip stitch them. I would be so grateful if someone could explain this❣️🙏
I am a knitter who is just beginning to learn to crochet. I had to purchase a "Size 10" steel crochet hook for a class I'm taking, and ordered a set and an individual hook online. In the set, the "Size 10" crochet hook is also labeled as 1.15mm in one brand, but the individual "Size 10" hook, made by another company, is labeled as 1.3mm. When I look on the Craft Yarn Council website, there's no "Size 10" listed, per se, but there is a size "J-10," which is 6mm. So confusing! I've never encountered such issues with knitting needles, so why can't crocket hooks get their act together??? ;) Can you help me understand this please. 😖😫🤔🙄
it says 5.5 mm
The letter and mm of the hook is located on the thumb part of the hook.
Hmm just my personal opinion. I don't find this attractive at all. Have to take a pass on this one Mikey. Still appreciate all your hard efforts.
Was that comment REALLY necessary? Why not just keep it moving if you don't like it? What did that rude comment add to anybody's day but an unnecessary moment of cringing at your negativity? Jeez! I just had to say this just to get your negativity out of my head. Goodbye.