@@prachiverma2605 I am over 60. My mother taught me when I was about 5 or 6. I made nothing but chain stitches for a while, but that gave me practice on my tension. When I got to school and learned to read, she taught me how to read a pattern. That opened up a whole new world for me.
I’m so glad I stumbled upon your channel! I’ve been crocheting for over 40 years and you taught me several things in just this video. Now if only I can remember them! 😂❤
I just wanted to say that I love your videos! U always explain things quite thoroughly but still simply so I always understand. In random moments in ur videos u share little tidbits of knowledge that I never knew. It’s easy to tell you have many many years of crochet experience and I thank u for sharing! Also I just find u adorable! Thanks for sharing ur knowledge!
You are a great teacher I have seen some of these tutorials but you make them look so easy. I will be trying some of them. The crochet without the chain (chainless foundation) is going to be the one I will be trying first. Thank you so much.
All very good tips. But the best of all is the foundation single and double crochet. I have tried for 2 years to understand how to do this, and now you have helped me see it clearly! THANK YOU so much!❤️
Thanks for the tips! I’d like to add my favorite for absent-minded multitaskers - Always make note of the pattern and hook/needles you are working with near your project. Need I say more? ☹️
During a big move long ago , I lost the hook I was using on my first afghan. So I picked up the size hook called for in the pattern - WRONG! I learned the HARD way to note the hook size I use on every pattern. So I guess it was a good thing? I love chainless foundations and use them whenever the first row doesn't use mixed or skipped stitches.
Thank you so much! I wanted to cry, you were so helpful, because I've always simply wanted someone to give me clear tips like you did. I'm a huge fan already!
Thank you so much!! All of these tips were incredibly helpful, especially the chainless start and filling in the space of the last double crochet in the row to create clean edges! Thanks again!
I've been crocheting for awhile now but it's always nice to learn new ways to do things this was a interesting video and it taught me different ways to do things
Definitely a video to keep! You are such a good teacher with some excellent tips and videos that make stitches really clear to understand and follow. I like the last one and I really like the joining the yarn technique which I'll be using now! Thank you for your time in making the videos for us.
Thanks a million for sharing these tips. When I first learnt to crochet from videos on UA-cam two years ago, the lady didn't show all these tips, I began with an advanced pattern. So joining yarn I did it my way. Today April 15, 2020 I've been blest after watching your video. MISTAKES NEVER TO MAKE. You are truly a blessing to a 70 year old. Thanks for sharing and caring. Hugs from France. 🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍💕💕💕💐💐💐
@@TuulaMaaria Oh lovely to have this super talented Lady from Finland. I subscribed. Are you lucky to see THE NORTHERN LIGHTS Gods creations? Wow 5 years in France! I wish I could live in Finland ONE DAY of my life. Too risky and old to travel. Hugs 💐💐💐
Thank you for such easy to follow tips! Your instructions are clear and precise, and the filming quality and style makes it easy to see what you're doing. New subscriber, thanks again!
Very important Crochet tips; Thank you! Nice camera work, too! Personally, I have my Crochet Hooks listed in my Contacts under Crochet, in my smart phone. Likewise, I have my Allergies listed in my Contacts under A, & * it, as then it shows up on my short contact list before the A-Z names. Listed my current medications under M & * it. USE: ICE to list 1 or more names & phone numbers for: "In Case of Emergency". In the USA, Emergency Responders are supposed to have been trained to look there, @ the very beginning of your Cobtacts list on your cellular phone, for whom to call to notify that person of your Emergency.
Great idea to list in contacts! I keep lists like that in my Google drive that is easy to access on all devices. We use the ICE too but not much anymore because nobody would keep their phone screen unlocked so no one can access my contact list.
I am glad to have found this. Crocheting almost 50 years and have had problem with my edges ever since. I went many years without doing crochet. Thanks to UA-cam and the many awesome videos I now enjoy it again. Will be referring back to this one in future. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much. The straight edge with double crochet is such a new way for me I just love it. I used to dislike crocheting flat, and only did round. This tip gives me confidence to do flat work. I subscribed 💕
@@TuulaMaaria My projects are mostly stuffed animals, so my yarn collection mostly consists of arcylic yarns, because I find their color to be more bright and they are also quite cheap. I'm currently trying to organize my yarns, hopefully it will help.
I’ve been crocheting for years. Thank you so much for these tips. Thanks for taking the time to make a tutorial. I will follow you from now on. Anything to make things easier.
You’re one if not the best instructor I’ve found to date. I’m picking up my hooks again after years of inactivity. My tension needs a good bit of work as I’m a tight crocheter. I love all of your straightforward understandable tips. My favorite because of need is keeping my rows straight! Thank you.
Havebeen crocheting for 57 years and i learned something with every tip! Your teaching style is concise and so helpful! Saved the video to re-watch and practice. I am left handed and to watch me crocheting is so awkward! Never too old to learn new tips, stitches and concepts. Thank you for your help!!!
@@jennasorscia9044 It depends on how frequently and also on what weight the yarns are. If you change yarns all the time, it will make either bulky or hard spots regardless of how you finish off the ends. This doesn't behave differently in that sense.
Very helpful. Thank you. The straight edges tip was good for me and also the first chain row where you make the sc or dc at the same time. For my tip - when I leave my work I just make my working loop really big - seems to work fine. Thanks again.
Great tips! I especially loved the standing stitch. I've been knitting and crocheting for many years, but have never heard of that before. Thank you for showing me something new!
Since I already watched your video on keeping straight edges I'd have to say the most helpful tip for me was the invisible decrease. I saved this video for future reference. Thank you!
Wow!! This was great!! The straight edges for dc... I've been looking for this!!! Now I have to keep this video close!! And the list of hooks stored in Google drive!! All the tips are great!!
Thank you for these useful tips. I especially like the method for beginning a crochet project without using a chain, and also the dc idea for the ending and beginning of a crochet piece. Will be using both in an upcoming project. Your way of providing instructions is so easy-to-follow.
Thanks so much. I have been wondering how to keep my chain straight when joining in the round. Also, the tip for adding yarn is so useful! Excellent tutorial! 🙏
Thank you. I love the joining of new yarn. Definitely gonna do that. And love the double crochet at then to fill in that awful gap. And I new a few already but had forgotten about them. So thank you. All great tips.
🧶Thank you for sharing, I learned a lot today. Your voice is very calm, pleasant and instructions sweet and short, love it. Looking forward to see more projects from you soon.
Congratulations! You have been nominated for the Wippy Chick Viewer’s Award for best tutorial channel! I have just watched some of your videos and I can see why you were nominated!
Very good for learners...I am starting today at the age of 80..yrs and would like to make things like.. hats ponchos etc do show when u can ..u are a good teacher
All of these tips were wonderful. Especially helpful was the one showing how to not twist your chain in the round. Also, you made the standing dc much easier for me😀
All of your tips are very useful, I'm definitely saving it to go back to! The straight edge with dc is wonderful. I've always been intimidated of the chainless foundations. Your tip makes it very clear and I WILL be using this technique to begin my projects of the new year❣️ Thanks so very much Tuula! Happy New Year & Sending you much love and appreciation 🤗
I wish I saw this video before I started crocheting my blanket. The tips for adding yarn and the 2 methods for a straight edge was extremely helpful. Thank you!
Loved all your tips. Most I knew but there were two that were new to me. They were #1 Changing yarn colour, and # 4 invisible decrease. Thank you for teaching these tips so clearly and for sharing your knowledge with me. 😊
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See this recent video of what 5 crochet tips are the most important ones for me! ua-cam.com/video/tbWfp7ZgS7s/v-deo.html
Thank you I’m 13 and I’ve been crocheting for 2 years and I’m absolutely in love
That's great to hear you have started to crochet young😊
Really at your age that's so nice I hope that you are still doing it ❤
This is sooo sweet, keep it up like that... you can do amazing things that can also be very useful and in trend.
Keep it up. It will help you through tough times in life.
Good for you! Keep going!
I've been crocheting for over 55 years & learned some great tips through your video. Thanks!!!!
That's great to hear! 😊
I was just about to post the same thing.... only i've been crocheting for 50 years.
How old are you that you are crocheting for 55 did start really young
@@prachiverma2605 I am over 60. My mother taught me when I was about 5 or 6. I made nothing but chain stitches for a while, but that gave me practice on my tension. When I got to school and learned to read, she taught me how to read a pattern. That opened up a whole new world for me.
@@Pluviophile218 oh I am 13 now and have been crocheting for 2 years now
Thanks. Loved how slowly you went and the magnification was great to see just what you were doing. Excellent tutorial!
Tuula, you’re videos are fabulous in every wat. I’ve been crocheting a long time and I learn something new from you each time.👏👏👏
Thank you, lovely to hear! 💜💗
I especially like the tip on joining new yarn.
Great to hear, thank you!
Excellent to have the tips all in one place. I shared with myself on FB. Others who read my posts will enjoy, too. Thank you, Tuula.
Lovely, and thanks for sharing!!
I’m so glad I stumbled upon your channel! I’ve been crocheting for over 40 years and you taught me several things in just this video. Now if only I can remember them! 😂❤
Wonderful, glad to hear! Yes, there is always new to learn, I'm finding that still and I have crocheted for over 50 years.
I just wanted to say that I love your videos! U always explain things quite thoroughly but still simply so I always understand. In random moments in ur videos u share little tidbits of knowledge that I never knew. It’s easy to tell you have many many years of crochet experience and I thank u for sharing! Also I just find u adorable! Thanks for sharing ur knowledge!
I am just a beginner ... this video helps me ..thank you mam❤❤
You are a great teacher I have seen some of these tutorials but you make them look so easy. I will be trying some of them. The crochet without the chain (chainless foundation) is going to be the one I will be trying first. Thank you so much.
Wonderful!
Oh my goodness -- these tips are JUST what I needed !! Thank you for helping me to "level up" my crocheting skills!
Glad it was helpful!
All very good tips. But the best of all is the foundation single and double crochet. I have tried for 2 years to understand how to do this, and now you have helped me see it clearly! THANK YOU so much!❤️
Thank you, so glad to hear the video is useful to you 😊 Enjoy all your crochet!
Thanks for the tips! I’d like to add my favorite for absent-minded multitaskers - Always make note of the pattern and hook/needles you are working with near your project. Need I say more? ☹️
That's true, definitely an important tip to add,thank you!
I always forget what size hook I was using! 😢
During a big move long ago , I lost the hook I was using on my first afghan. So I picked up the size hook called for in the pattern - WRONG! I learned the HARD way to note the hook size I use on every pattern. So I guess it was a good thing? I love chainless foundations and use them whenever the first row doesn't use mixed or skipped stitches.
Awesome tutorial! Thanks so much! Especially number 5! I can’t tell you how many times I’ve twisted the chain! What a great tip! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Glad it was useful! Happy crocheting!
I literally could not get get my chain to not twist until I learned this tip from another of her videos!! What a game changer!!🤯
Thank you so much! I wanted to cry, you were so helpful, because I've always simply wanted someone to give me clear tips like you did. I'm a huge fan already!
Thank you, lovely to hear they are helpful, that's the reason to make the videos ❤
Wow just wow. I have been crocheting for over 50 years and you have taught me a few things today.
That's great for hear! 💗
Thank you so much!! All of these tips were incredibly helpful, especially the chainless start and filling in the space of the last double crochet in the row to create clean edges! Thanks again!
Great to hear they were useful, that one in particular!
I've been crocheting for awhile now but it's always nice to learn new ways to do things this was a interesting video and it taught me different ways to do things
Thank you, great to hear!
Definitely a video to keep! You are such a good teacher with some excellent tips and videos that make stitches really clear to understand and follow. I like the last one and I really like the joining the yarn technique which I'll be using now! Thank you for your time in making the videos for us.
Thank you so much, I'm glad the video was useful! Happy crocheting!
Useful is keeping edges straight in dc..thank you for all these great tips.
Straight edges in dc, awesome tip, i just love all your tips
Great, thank you!
Learn something new every day no matter how long one has crocheted! Love the flat edges at row ends. Thank you!
Great, yes, always something more to learn! I have crocheted for over 50 years and continue to learn new things 😊
Very useful, thank you ! My preferred one is No. 2 how to join a new yarn, very clever, no knot yet sturdy.
Thank you! Great to hear that one was useful to you 😊
Wow!!! Thanks a lot! I've being crocheting for 30 years but always learn something New with your videos!
Wonderful! Yes, there is always something new, I keep learning too!
Thank you for these tips i really like the one for joining a new piece of yarn when you add more yarn.
Thank you for such useful tips......I had been doing crochet since 45 years but I never knew these finishing tips......thank you.....😍🙏
That's great! Yes, there is always more to learn 🙂
Thanks for the tips! I have been crocheting for years and didn't know half of the things you went over.
Thank you, happy to hear 😊
Thanks a million for sharing these tips. When I first learnt to crochet from videos on UA-cam two years ago, the lady didn't show all these tips, I began with an advanced pattern. So joining yarn I did it my way. Today April 15, 2020 I've been blest after watching your video. MISTAKES NEVER TO MAKE. You are truly a blessing to a 70 year old. Thanks for sharing and caring. Hugs from France. 🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍💕💕💕💐💐💐
Thank you! I'm happy to hear that you learned new things on the video! I used to live 5 years in France in the 80s 😊 Greetings from Finland!
@@TuulaMaaria
Oh lovely to have this super talented Lady from Finland. I subscribed. Are you lucky to see THE NORTHERN LIGHTS Gods creations? Wow 5 years in France! I wish I could live in Finland ONE DAY of my life. Too risky and old to travel. Hugs 💐💐💐
Tuula, you are very pleasant to listen to! Thank you for the great tips! 😄
Thank you, that is great to hear! 💚
#7 straight edges in DC has helped so much!!! Thanks!
Thank you, that's great!
Thank you for such easy to follow tips! Your instructions are clear and precise, and the filming quality and style makes it easy to see what you're doing. New subscriber, thanks again!
Thank you! Glad it was helpful!
Absolutely the best tips ever... very helpful to me. Thank you for making this video.
Glad it was helpful! Happy crocheting!
Very important Crochet tips; Thank you! Nice camera work, too!
Personally, I have my Crochet Hooks listed in my Contacts under Crochet, in my smart phone.
Likewise, I have my Allergies listed in my Contacts under A, & * it, as then it shows up on my short contact list before the A-Z names.
Listed my current medications under M & * it.
USE: ICE to list 1 or more names & phone numbers for: "In Case of Emergency".
In the USA, Emergency Responders are supposed to have been trained to look there, @ the very beginning of your Cobtacts list on your cellular phone, for whom to call to notify that person of your Emergency.
Great idea to list in contacts! I keep lists like that in my Google drive that is easy to access on all devices.
We use the ICE too but not much anymore because nobody would keep their phone screen unlocked so no one can access my contact list.
Oh! So glad I found you! A lot of good info and I found out what I've been doing wrong all these years! LOL!! 71 yrs old and still learning!
Great to hear! And yes, no matter what age, there is more to learn! I have been crocheting for over 50 years and still learn new all the time! 😊
These were great! Thank you!
Glad to hear you liked them!
Thank you, Ms. Tuula. I appreciate you speak in a moderate speed so it's easy to understand. Great tips. I'm a beginner.
Thank you! Actually I wish I had known some of these tips myself when I was starting crochet instead of years and years later 😊
Useful video 👍
As someone who has just started learning how to crochet, your channel is a godsend. Thank you so much for all the useful tips!
I'm so glad to hear! Enjoy all the crochet you are learning! 🙂
another way to do your tip #9, I use a bobby pin to secure the last stitch, it is very sturdy and very hard to lose that stitch
Yes, great, that is a good way too!
I am glad to have found this. Crocheting almost 50 years and have had problem with my edges ever since. I went many years without doing crochet. Thanks to UA-cam and the many awesome videos I now enjoy it again. Will be referring back to this one in future. Thanks for sharing.
Great to hear, thank you! Lovely that you have got back to crocheting again! 😊
You know you're addicted to crochet when you watch 3 seasons of a TV show and have no idea what the characters look like !!!
Only saw this now, UA-cam had sent this comment to spam!
Very true 😆
🤣🤣🤣 So true
Thank you so much. The straight edge with double crochet is such a new way for me I just love it.
I used to dislike crocheting flat, and only did round. This tip gives me confidence to do flat work. I subscribed 💕
Great to hear, and thank you for subscribing! 😊
Im 14 and learning i made a scarf and a mini scarf for my comfort stuffy
That's lovely, enjoy all your crochet! ❤
Thank u, you explain things very simply. I have learned alot from watching you
To be honest, I find myself untangling yarns more than the actual crocheting.
That can happen! depends a lot on the yarn too, some tangle very badly, especially acrylic!
@@TuulaMaaria My projects are mostly stuffed animals, so my yarn collection mostly consists of arcylic yarns, because I find their color to be more bright and they are also quite cheap. I'm currently trying to organize my yarns, hopefully it will help.
I’ve been crocheting for years. Thank you so much for these tips. Thanks for taking the time to make a tutorial. I will follow you from now on. Anything to make things easier.
Thank you! True, anything to make things easier, and faster 😊
Check out also my playlist of crochet tips: ua-cam.com/play/PL7vcNpUtI_RbFjVYV7svZRs0sRF022HL7.html Any new ones for you there?
Got bless u
Help dil tips
Thank you mam
You’re one if not the best instructor I’ve found to date. I’m picking up my hooks again after years of inactivity. My tension needs a good bit of work as I’m a tight crocheter. I love all of your straightforward understandable tips. My favorite because of need is keeping my rows straight! Thank you.
Thank you, so glad to hear some of the tips were useful and that you find my way of presenting clear 😊 Have a great time crocheting!
I now also have a video with 7 more crochet tips, check that out as well! ua-cam.com/video/AlYTEHI5BHM/v-deo.html
Sure
It's terrific too
Yes I agree both video's are great, so cleaver... 🍪pocket England
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Hello nice to meet you I support you now
Havebeen crocheting for 57 years and i learned something with every tip! Your teaching style is concise and so helpful! Saved the video to re-watch and practice. I am left handed and to watch me crocheting is so awkward! Never too old to learn new tips, stitches and concepts. Thank you for your help!!!
Thank you, I'm so glad there were useful things for you 😊 You have been crocheting for longer than I have, "only" 52 years!
Wonderful crotchet tips ,I think I like them
Check out more useful crochet tips: ua-cam.com/video/AlYTEHI5BHM/v-deo.html
With your joining yarn method, does that bulk up the stitches unevenly if you're using up scraps or changing colors frequently?
@@jennasorscia9044 It depends on how frequently and also on what weight the yarns are. If you change yarns all the time, it will make either bulky or hard spots regardless of how you finish off the ends. This doesn't behave differently in that sense.
I will now be keeping my edges straight. Thank you for sharing these tips with us.
Very helpful. Thank you. The straight edges tip was good for me and also the first chain row where you make the sc or dc at the same time. For my tip - when I leave my work I just make my working loop really big - seems to work fine. Thanks again.
Thank you! Yes, just making the loop very big can be enough, especially if there are no kids or cats nearby 😊
Thanks a lot for your step by step tutorial.. it was very clear n easy to understood.. slow n well visible especially an old lady like me
I'm new in crochet but it's great if I learn these details now itself . Thanks it was great 😊
Great tips! I especially loved the standing stitch. I've been knitting and crocheting for many years, but have never heard of that before. Thank you for showing me something new!
Wonderful, happy to hear you found something new!
Since I already watched your video on keeping straight edges I'd have to say the most helpful tip for me was the invisible decrease. I saved this video for future reference. Thank you!
Glad to hear there was a useful tip there 😊
I wish I still had someone to help me learn your wonderful instructions. Thanks heavens for UA-cam and YOU!
Thank you! Hope you can also find people near you if you need personal help!
I am a beginning crocheter so all of these tips were wonderful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
You are the BEST teacher. I love your video instruction.
Wow, thank you!
Awesome Thank you I have been crocheting for 30 years thank you for all the new things you've taught me tonight I'm very excited to try them myself😊
Thank you, happy to hear! Yes, there is always more we can learn, no matter how long we have been crocheting 😊
Wow!! This was great!! The straight edges for dc... I've been looking for this!!! Now I have to keep this video close!! And the list of hooks stored in Google drive!! All the tips are great!!
Great to hear the tips are useful 😊
Thank you for these useful tips. I especially like the method for beginning a crochet project without using a chain, and also the dc idea for the ending and beginning of a crochet piece. Will be using both in an upcoming project. Your way of providing instructions is so easy-to-follow.
Great, happy to hear!
Thank you Tuula!!! Your most excellent tip for keeping edges straight in double crochet is my favorite
That's great, I remember how glad I was to learn that quite some time ago!
I’ve just begun to crochet and this video is wonderful. Thank you sooo much
Thank, you, great to hear! I myself would actually have been happy about some of these tips when I started to crochet decades ago 😊
Thanks so much. I have been wondering how to keep my chain straight when joining in the round. Also, the tip for adding yarn is so useful! Excellent tutorial! 🙏
Thank you so much Cindy, glad those tips were useful!
Thanking you for sharing your tips. As I become more confident in my crochet I'm finding your tips very useful 🌼
I am a begginer to crochet, but those tips were very important and clear to understand. I am from Sri Lanka.
Great to hear! You might be the first person commenting from Sri Lanka, lovely to meet you and greetings from Finland 🙂
Thank you very much for your wonderful help. You’re never too old to learn new things. Again, thanks.
You are very welcome! Definitely never too old to learn something new 😊
Thank you for the great tips. I like the invisible decrease.
Thank you, good that you found a useful one!
Thank you. I love the joining of new yarn. Definitely gonna do that. And love the double crochet at then to fill in that awful gap. And I new a few already but had forgotten about them. So thank you. All great tips.
Thank you! Yes, it's sometimes good to watch some tips because it can bring back things we have forgotten and could be handy 😊
🧶Thank you for sharing, I learned a lot today. Your voice is very calm, pleasant and instructions sweet and short, love it. Looking forward to see more projects from you soon.
Thank you, great to hear it was useful to you! Glad you find my instructions clear 😊
You make it look so easy. I love watching your tips. 💕
Congratulations! You have been nominated for the Wippy Chick Viewer’s Award for best tutorial channel! I have just watched some of your videos and I can see why you were nominated!
Oh lovely, that's interesting! Need to check the different ones that have been nominated!
You helped with a lot double crochet at the end of the row, major help. Starting a new yarn and much more beginning row all of it.
That'great, happy to hear that those were useful!
Amazing tips...I will definately use everyone of them .
Thankyou
Merry Chry👍
I like it! Simple commentary! God bless you
I have been coming into these question of changing colours and joining new length of yarn. Thank you for making it so simple with no finish weaving.
Happy that the tip was useful for you! 💗
Great tips! I love to use the foundation chain whenever I can.
Very important tips to viewers who are new ones it is the most useful s. Thanks a lot to you.
Thank you!
Very good for learners...I am starting today at the age of 80..yrs and would like to make things like.. hats ponchos etc do show when u can ..u are a good teacher
Oh wow, thank you! It's great to see that you can start new things at any age! Enjoy crocheting!💙
All of these tips were wonderful. Especially helpful was the one showing how to not twist your chain in the round. Also, you made the standing dc much easier for me😀
Thank you, great to hear😊
Great tips. Some of them i didn't know and never seen anywhere before. Very genius. Thank you!
Glad to hear!
I am fairly new at crochet and your tips are magical to me! Thank you. 😊
Happy to hear, enjoy crocheting! 💙
All of your tips are very useful, I'm definitely saving it to go back to! The straight edge with dc is wonderful. I've always been intimidated of the chainless foundations. Your tip makes it very clear and I WILL be using this technique to begin my projects of the new year❣️ Thanks so very much Tuula! Happy New Year & Sending you much love and appreciation 🤗
Thank you, glad to hear the tips are useful! Happy New Year to you too 😊
Thanks changing colors.
Thank you for the tips. I really like the one on starting another piece of yarn so you dont have all the ends to weave in.
Good to hear, thank you!
Thank you for these useful tips. You present them very clearly and I will use many of them in my projects to come.
Thank you, great to hear they are useful! 😊
I love to watch you crochet!! I hold my yarn exactly like you do!!
That's great - yes, there are so many different ways! 😊
I wish I saw this video before I started crocheting my blanket. The tips for adding yarn and the 2 methods for a straight edge was extremely helpful. Thank you!
Great to hear, thank you for your comment! Enjoy your crocheting 😊
Looks extremely relaxing... total Zen.
Thumba sahayavaitu nimminda....means its so ... helpful to me thank you...from Coimbatore in Tamilnaadu in india
Loved all your tips. Most I knew but there were two that were new to me. They were #1 Changing yarn colour, and # 4 invisible decrease. Thank you for teaching these tips so clearly and for sharing your knowledge with me. 😊
Thank you, so glad you found something new and that the instructions are clear! Happy crocheting! 😊
every one of those tips are absolutely new to me, thanku very much.... very helpful
That's great to hear, glad they are useful!
Thank you very much I've learned a few things from you I shall come back regularly
Gosh, I learned today. I’ve been crocheting for many years but still love a new idea or way of doing things. Thank you so much
Thank you! I feel the same, always happy when I learn a new tip!
Thank-you very much! You have a very pleasing voice and gave good instructions.
Thank you, great to hear!
Though I'm crocheting for so long I learnt new things here .
Thank you Ma'am
Loved your tips, thank you very much, people compliment my work and it’s due to the tips you shared
That's wonderful, really happy to hear! 💙