I’ve been making dish cloths for Christmas presents. Now I know what to do with all those extra little yarn balls that I have left over. This tutorial is very clear and I love how you show each stitch. It’s very helpful for a beginner like me. Thank you!
I am glad it was helpful. I was worried I was too close to my hands when crocheting. (I am normally pretty close so you can see things, but this one felt a little too close.) I am glad you could still see what to do clearly.
I love the design especially the loop that goes through the space on the other side to close. I like it much better than the usual drawstring design! Thank you for another great tutorial! 😘😊💚💛🧡❤💜
I can’t believe I did it finally I was so nervous but you video is great I just did one thing wrong …think I turned the wrong was as I was working in the opposite direction but turned out now to correct what I did on the next try….but your instructions were very helpful thank you 😊
I am having a terrible ltime getting from one side of the chain to the other I just can't seem to I grasp it but your intrusions are great it's just me not getting it
Great pattern but I'm really confused going from row 3 moss stitch back to row 2 double crochet (I'm in the 🇬🇧) and when I have to turn the work. I'm quite new to crochet so probably missing something simple. I even paused the video and wrote it down but can't get from row 3 back to row 2 🤬
The only difference from row 3 and row 2 is that one works the moss stitch first and the other works the single crochets first. We have to turn the work or our seam will not be straight.
@@WindingRoadCrochet I understand why I need to do it but I'm just not grasping how. I've been at it all afternoon and keep having to undo it. I'm giving up and having a cup of tea 🍵 😔
I also found this frustrating. I read the written pattern, which I thought was confusing; but I was finally able to make sense of it when I used both together. I got a few rows done and think I have the hang of it. I may start over to get the stitches more uniform.
You said here in the video to repeat row 2 and 3 every time I get to row three and ready to repeat it just don't seem right so I when and view the written pattern on the written pattern it says to repeat row 3 & 4 which made more since so I assume the written is correct.
I am glad it is better when I start the actual instructions. For newer videos I am turning up the sound in the video, I am not sure if I did that in this video or not.
You can find the written pattern for the soap saver and the matching washcloth here: www.windingroadcrochet.com/crochet-soap-saver-washcloth-pattern/
I like the way you did the loop. Thanks.
You're welcome!
I’ve been making dish cloths for Christmas presents. Now I know what to do with all those extra little yarn balls that I have left over. This tutorial is very clear and I love how you show each stitch. It’s very helpful for a beginner like me. Thank you!
I am glad it was helpful. I was worried I was too close to my hands when crocheting. (I am normally pretty close so you can see things, but this one felt a little too close.) I am glad you could still see what to do clearly.
Love it! 2 different stitches in one project = Doble look 👌 ❤
Two sides for two different purposes. 👍
Wow! I was just looking for something like this and your video popped up!
Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
This was just a bit challenging for me but once I got it I loved doing this up. Now to try it out in the shower!
Wonderful!
I’m an absolute beginner and my soap saver turned out really nice. Thanks for sharing this 🤗
Glad it was helpful!
I love the design especially the loop that goes through the space on the other side to close. I like it much better than the usual drawstring design! Thank you for another great tutorial! 😘😊💚💛🧡❤💜
Glad you like it!
I can’t believe I did it finally I was so nervous but you video is great I just did one thing wrong …think I turned the wrong was as I was working in the opposite direction but turned out now to correct what I did on the next try….but your instructions were very helpful thank you 😊
Great job!
@@WindingRoadCrochet when do you weave the end in at the bottom ?
Very useful little project... Thanks! 🌸
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for sharing, it’s awesome. ❤️🌹
You are so welcome
Nice sharing dear friend 🙏👍
Thank you so much 😊
Great gift idea, thanks!! Pretty soap too! 🧶💕🧶
Thank you! 😊 I make my own soaps. I might consider doing a tutorial on it because it is easy and fast and a great addition to a little gift basket.
@@WindingRoadCrochet I bet people would like to see that.
This will make great gifts😊
It could be a Mother's day gift, spa basket or just a little self-care item for yourself.
❤ I love your tutorial thank you so much 😊
You are so welcome!
This is great thank you
You're very welcome!
@@WindingRoadCrochet if I am struggling doing the two different stitches can I just do one ( like the moss stitch) I just love your loop
@@WindingRoadCrochet question what did you do with the tail did you weave it before you get to far along ?
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Tahnks
I am having a terrible ltime getting from one side of the chain to the other I just can't seem to I grasp it but your intrusions are great it's just me not getting it
If you need to work 2 Sc into the last chain, that will help twist you around the end of your work to help you reach the other side.
Great pattern but I'm really confused going from row 3 moss stitch back to row 2 double crochet (I'm in the 🇬🇧) and when I have to turn the work. I'm quite new to crochet so probably missing something simple. I even paused the video and wrote it down but can't get from row 3 back to row 2 🤬
The only difference from row 3 and row 2 is that one works the moss stitch first and the other works the single crochets first. We have to turn the work or our seam will not be straight.
@@WindingRoadCrochet I understand why I need to do it but I'm just not grasping how. I've been at it all afternoon and keep having to undo it. I'm giving up and having a cup of tea 🍵 😔
I also found this frustrating. I read the written pattern, which I thought was confusing; but I was finally able to make sense of it when I used both together. I got a few rows done and think I have the hang of it. I may start over to get the stitches more uniform.
🙏👍🏻
Thanks
You said here in the video to repeat row 2 and 3 every time I get to row three and ready to repeat it just don't seem right so I when and view the written pattern on the written pattern it says to repeat row 3 & 4 which made more since so I assume the written is correct.
I would trust the written pattern. Sometime I get tongue tied in the video.
That's very pretty.
How do I make it a little smaller (2 x 4) is there a certain multiple?
I believe you need an even number of stitches for row 1.
Every beginning tutorials you cannot hear u at all ? Then it's OK once you start it
I am glad it is better when I start the actual instructions. For newer videos I am turning up the sound in the video, I am not sure if I did that in this video or not.
Have to look for written. Tutorial is going way too fast.
Noted
Just so you know, UA-cam now allows you to slow down videos. Check the settings and turn down the speed of the video.
Thank u so much!!