As Patricia H. commented, I had also forgotten how fun these kids were. I did latch hooking in the early 1980s as a teenager. It was very fun. Thanks for the refresher course.
I had forgotten how much fun these kits are. They are something like puzzles you leave out and work on, in fact, my husband and I used to take turns on a kit. They make nice gifts, are not hard on old hands. I like your channel Mr. Spider.
You are a life saver! Just got canvas and hook. Looked everywhere and of course you have a tutorial. Thank you! I’ve made many things from your channel and no one compares. You’re a DOLL!
Mahalo Nui, haven’t made Latch Rugs since the ‘80’s and needed a refresher, for Christmas gifts, and since you taught me how to create Beanies, I appreciate the fact that you had another helpful Video! Mahalo and Aloha!
I separated my yarn with bread ties. I can pull them out one at a time or several, and not have to dig around in a bag or any container. Also, I can throw it all back in the box that way to get it off the table when I’m not working on it, and still keep it separated. Thank you for reviewing this and doing the tutorial. I’m new at this and your instructions really help!
I used to do these a long time ago when the pattern was printed on the canvas. Not that thrilled with the rug part, but that chart could definitely be used to make an awesome crocheted graphgan.
I did one of these in junior high. The yarn was much longer, easier to hold onto, and pull through the hole. This kit looks like they gave you the bare minimum of length you could work with.
I use a latch hook to do the bullion stitch. You are so nice to watch or listen to. You have a lovely personality. If you worked several of the same size you could join them together for a bedside rug or some such.
I haven't done any latch hooking since my teens over 50 years ago, but I did enjoy it. I agree with you about the way the yarn is bundled. I still prefer crocheting or knitting as my go to crafts. Thank for your great review.
I love, love, love latch hook kits. It has been so long since I did one. This has made me want to try to finish one again. Thank you so much for your videos.
Really appreciate your tutorial and demonstration. Very through with step-by-step instructions. You are a delight to listen to as well. I look forward to seeing and hearing more of eloquent guides in latch hook kits.
Thank you for sharing this with us spider I would love to see the finished pillow sometime maybe you could show it on one of your live streams 😊Amanda xx
As Patricia H. commented, I had also forgotten how fun these kids were. I did latch hooking in the early 1980s as a teenager. It was very fun. Thanks for the refresher course.
I had forgotten how much fun these kits are. They are something like puzzles you leave out and work on, in fact, my husband and I used to take turns on a kit. They make nice gifts, are not hard on old hands. I like your channel Mr. Spider.
You are a life saver! Just got canvas and hook. Looked everywhere and of course you have a tutorial. Thank you! I’ve made many things from your channel and no one compares. You’re a DOLL!
I had not did a latchhook in over 40 yrs. The squares did not add up. You are the only one who spoke about this.thank you.
Best Quote Ever! "This yarn makes Red Heart super saver look soft"🤣❤😅
Thank you so much! I swear I watched every tutorial on UA-cam on how to do this, and yours was the only one that clicked for me.
Mahalo Nui, haven’t made Latch Rugs since the ‘80’s and needed a refresher, for Christmas gifts, and since you taught me how to create Beanies, I appreciate the fact that you had another helpful Video! Mahalo and Aloha!
I separated my yarn with bread ties. I can pull them out one at a time or several, and not have to dig around in a bag or any container. Also, I can throw it all back in the box that way to get it off the table when I’m not working on it, and still keep it separated. Thank you for reviewing this and doing the tutorial. I’m new at this and your instructions really help!
I used to do these a long time ago when the pattern was printed on the canvas. Not that thrilled with the rug part, but that chart could definitely be used to make an awesome crocheted graphgan.
I did one of these in junior high. The yarn was much longer, easier to hold onto, and pull through the hole. This kit looks like they gave you the bare minimum of length you could work with.
I use a latch hook to do the bullion stitch. You are so nice to watch or listen to. You have a lovely personality. If you worked several of the same size you could join them together for a bedside rug or some such.
I haven't done any latch hooking since my teens over 50 years ago, but I did enjoy it. I agree with you about the way the yarn is bundled. I still prefer crocheting or knitting as my go to crafts. Thank for your great review.
I love, love, love latch hook kits. It has been so long since I did one. This has made me want to try to finish one again. Thank you so much for your videos.
Really appreciate your tutorial and demonstration. Very through with step-by-step instructions. You are a delight to listen to as well. I look forward to seeing and hearing more of eloquent guides in latch hook kits.
So glad for your tutorial it’s been since the 70’s for me!! Got mine on Etsy.
Lol I bought one of those and there was no pattern on the canvas I was like”what!” 😂
this was great. I couldn't understand the pictures & instructions that came with my daughter's kit. But, your video cleared it up. Thanks!
heck yeah this is awesome, i am doing a 5ft tall peacock, it will takes months or longer but i am loving, found the complete kit at goodwill for $5
Thank you for sharing this with us spider I would love to see the finished pillow sometime maybe you could show it on one of your live streams 😊Amanda xx
Thank you. That was a very thorough tutorial and review. Im a beginner