Your tutorials are the best. I am a fashion knitwear lecturer and you are the only one I know who understands how to reach everyone no matter what their ability. I recommend your channel to all my students and crafters. Wonderful thank you
This is a great project! You are an exceptional teacher and your Instructions and videos are very clear and easy to follow. I especially like the written instructions on the side. Thank you.
I just made this and I love it! I used 4 weight for both yarns since it’s all I had on hand and I was just experimenting, and it came out fine! I also ended up stitching down the folded down portion inside around the bottom to seal in the plastic canvas, but that’s just because the looseness of the inner layer bugged me. Now it’s all nice and snug! I had the same problem that a lot of people had with the stitch counts in the circle until I thought of it differently. When the number of single crochets in between the increase is even, you start with half that number before your first increase. The other half will meet up at the end of the round. So, for example, when your increase round has 4 SC, you do 2 SC into the first two stitches, then 2 SC into the next stitch, then 4 SC into the next 4 stitches. At the end of the round, after your last increase, you’ll have 2 SC in the last two stitches that will match up with the first 2 you made, so that all the way around the round there will be 4 SC between each increase. Hope that helps someone!
I’m a knitter at heart but also crochet. I have learned so much watching your videos. Very clear and concise. Thank you for posting these tutorials for your beautiful patterns.
So amazing once again! Thank you for all you do. The tip about knowing if your hook is in right was like a lightbulb going off lol. In all the vids I've watched, nobody ever thought to mention that!
I would just like to say THANK YOU for your incredibly detailed and easy-to-understand tutorials. Your written patterns are also well written and easy to follow. I've been crocheting for many, many years now and I've never seen this particular technique of adding plastic canvas to make stiffer baskets. Pure genius! I've added several of your patterns and tutorials to my Pinterest business account and look forward to following you on Pinterest as well. Thank you again!
This is perhaps the best tutorial I've ever encountered in the beginner crochet/knitting world. Too many people try, most fail epically. Thanks for doing this right! Can't wait to see what ELSE you have out there and fingers crossed my basket comes out okay. I think I may be crocheting it too tightly.
You should watch the Malia Shoulder Bag tutorial (by same designer). All of Rebecca's tutorials are wonderful, but that one especially taught me so much about crochet in general. It is the absolute best video of any crochet videos I've ever encountered. Making that purse was the most fun I've had in crochet. It's a three video tutorial. So thorough, and you end up with a stunning bag. I had a woman at Anthropologie clothing store ask me if I bought my bag there! She wanted one. I get compliments all the time on mine (I made a bunch in different colors and for gifts). Check out those videos!
I agree, I would pay for her tutorials! There are others who do good tutorials but hers are so informative actually explain the thought process, love love love this channel
Watched this video several times and finally got the yarn to make the mosaic basket. Working up pretty easy right now with your gentle instructions and I can pause the video bc you have the pattern on it. I like that ty 😊
I especially want to thank you for the flat circle method you teach in this video! I use it for every circle I crochet now, and I’m amazed that more people don’t do it this way! No more hexagons/octagons! I can’t believe it’s been 4 years since I first made these bowls! 🥰 I use them every day! I’m back to use the pattern as a base for a taller smallest bowl to use to hold my hooks. Thanks for the excellent tutorial!
Absolutely incredible, thank you for the very detailed and clear instructions. Also, the idea of the plastic canvas is such a genius one. Much appreciated 🇨🇦
Another great tutorial and a couple of very helpful tips that I didn’t know. Thank you. I have made 5 bags from your patterns and I am now going to make the baskets. You are such a great teacher. ❤️🇬🇧🧶
Such a fun basket! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial. I especially love the use of the plastic to stiffen it and then the top folding down to line it. Great idea!! Thank you!
Beautiful pattern and wonderful instructions. The written instructions on the side is very helpful, clear and makes it easy to keep track of my progress and where I am. You are very talented. Thank you 😊
These are precise and very accurate directions. My bowl turned out fabulous. Thanks for all your work Rebecca. I have been following you for a couple of years, and simple as it is, this is my favorite project so far! You continue to keep me inspired with patterns that are trendy and gorgeous!
Thank you so very much for both, an excellent pattern and video to make it! You’re truly a great teacher and crochet artist. So very grateful, with best wishes from Mexico. ❤😊❤
❤ what a great lesson! I have watched countless videos looking for a good method for the flat circle. You nailed it. 😁 Your written instructions are clear and your oral explanation of them is very helpful. Best idea to stiffen the sides…Best stitch marker ever 👏🏻. Liked and subscribed and can’t wait to get started. 🇨🇦
Gorgeous tutorial, for a gorgeous basket! You are a perfect tutor! Your directions are so clear and easy to understand. I love it that you give the written pattern WITH your spoken directions IN the video.
This is one of the easiest tutorials I've ever followed! Thank you so much, my basket turned out AWESOME! Going to make the medium and small one to match. :)
I just want to thank you for the basket tutorial. I love how you have the instructions on the side and make the pattern at the same time. I just made 2 small and 2 medium baskets for a bird rescue group.
I see a lot of people having problems with the even rows such as Row 4 and Row 6. The original pattern is correct and if followed correctly, they do give you the correct number of stitches. I am not a professional crocheter and I am not sure if I am totally correct about this but this is how I understood it. The even numbered rows are an alternate method of doing increases in a circle to create a circle with a smoother, rounder circumference. That’s what she was explaining in the video at the Row 4 mark. Each even row, this alternate method shifts the increases over a little so instead of lining up on top of each other like a ladder, they are sort of lining up diagonally to create a pinwheel shape. For example, on Row 4 notice the repeat is SC, 2SC, SC. So repeating that u would be doing SC, 2SC, SC, SC, 2SC, SC, SC, 2SC, SC, etc. Notice the “SC, SC, 2SC” pattern in there? Thats the repeat from the original method. But because for the smooth circle method your first set of stitches in row 4 is going to be shifted over slightly, the pattern is (SC), 2SC, SC and your last set of stitches is SC, 2SC, [SC]. When the [last stitch] of the row comes back around to tag the (first stitch), they kind of join up to make [SC], (SC), 2SC, which is the pattern from the original method. So even though you are starting out the row differently, at the end you do get the complete stitch count/pattern from the original method. Just think of it as taking half of the original method’s repeat pattern and only doing this half of it at the beginning of the row and then doing the remaining half as part of your last stitches at the end of the row. Everything else in between is just the original method’s pattern. TLDR: For the people getting incorrect stitch count, I will use Row 4 as an example, but this also applies to all the other even rows. If you are getting 27 stitches on Row 4, you are probably doing the repeat wrong. The correct repeat is SC, 2SC, SC. So two sets of this would be SC, 2SC, SC, SC, 2SC, SC for 24 stitches total. Most likely you are doing a repeat of SC, 2SC instead. Two sets of this would look like SC, 2SC, SC, 2SC, which would give you 27 stitches total. Correct: SC, 2SC, SC, SC, 2SC, SC… (24 total) Incorrect: SC, 2SC, SC, 2SC… (27 total) Notice if done correctly you would be doing SC, SC in between the increases. If you are getting 27 stitches you are probably doing only one SC in between increases. Hope this helps! Happy crocheting! This is a beautiful basket!
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! I had frogged Row 4 at least four times, counting and recounting, trying to find why I kept getting 27 instead of 24. THANK YOU ❤❤❤
I just watched this entire video without any of the material needed to complete it as I was so fascinated on how you do this!!! I cannot wait to get the material to make these!!!! The way you explain everything is fantastic. Im so happy I came across your video.
Thanks a lot Rebecca for this great tutorial and specially the plastic canvas mech to make a stiffer basket..You are really amazing, may our creator bless you always..you teach us beautiful things...I will start trying those basket, I am sure they will not be as super as yours..
I absolutely love this idea!! I can ditch the cardboard box for my cats toys to something very decorative. Thank you so much!! Very nice easy to follow. Excellent explanation skills. Thank you so much for taking the time to video this. It'll make a wonderful gift. I've noticed you do your sc the same way I do. I've seen others call a dc a sc and I thought maybe I was doing them wrong all these years but as you do them the same, I guess not. Thank goodness.
Thank you so much Rebecca for your very through instructions. I have learnt so much!!!! You have really inspired me. I am old enough to be your mother and am so excited to learn something new about crocheting. I have always been soso with my crocheting but you have lifted my game. Want to make some.
Loving your site. Your tutorials are very clear and easy to follow. Much appreciated. You have inspired me to try a basket. I hope to create one and fill it with a small teddy bear and a few books for my niece’s baby due in the summer.
I was so happy when I came across this tutorial. The explanation is on point so I just had to purchase my yarn today. I'll be up early morning to start
BRAVO!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! this makes me want to make a whole bunch and give them as gifts, OR SALE THEM! thankyouthankyouthankyou!!! you have a new subscriber!
This was one of the easiest patterns to follow (with the additional video) and the basket turned out beautifully. Thank you so much for taking the time to share with us. You have a real gift in teaching and instruction.
Omg this is what I needed as am looking to make baskets as storage for my wardrobe for belts and all kinds of other stuff to help me organize my cupboard… thank you 🙏🏼🌸 maybe you could look into making a square shape too but am definitely going to make this round one too!
I haven't done a square version of this particular basket, but you can take a look at the tutorial for my Herringbone Square Basket and it might be enough info for you to combine the two techniques to create a beautiful Mosaic Square Basket! ua-cam.com/video/fxBvrB5NCa0/v-deo.html
Absolutely love this basket. I will be trying soon with something leftover I my yarn stash. Hope I don't get stuck like some. I even subscribed! Your tutorial was very easy to understand and you have such a soothing voice. Thanks so much for tutorial.❤
It's October, 2020, and I'm just now coming across this BEAUTIFUL basket pattern. Your Smooth Circle Increase is FABULOUS! I cannot wait to use it on my basket project. I never liked the flattened shapes that are sometimes seen on rounds. (I might even use this on amigurumi!) Thank you again for this very helpful tutorial. Blessings, from Atlanta, GA.
Quick tip: Put your stitch marker into whatever loop you're not using at the time, so you can be sure it won't accidentally pull through! Really nice pattern and colour work here, I'll have to try it out! (Too bad Germany doesn't have these yarn categories though, gonna have to rely on hook size...)
That's what I do as well. Then I can pull it down tightish and not have the exposed loop. I stress over it coming out otherwise, even though if it does come out we can easily fix it!
That really is a beautiful little thing. Very nice tutorial! I can imagine these filled with glass balls, gilded pinecones, or gingerbread man as Christmas accent pieces for the table.
I really like your smooth increase method! I accidentally did something similar (likely miscounted somewhere, but wasn’t willing to frog all I’d done) - it turned out smoother than the typical increase, but I didn’t take the time to work it out for future use. Thanks for doing so!
I made all three of these baskets for my daughter who just had a baby. They turned out great! Thank you for a very clear and concise video. Excellent video!
@@dianemettra2445 Well if anyone understands that, that would b me. I am the person who buys a lot and a pattern and then ends up off in totally different directions and I almost always add a few more rows.
Hi there. I just found your channel. I subscribed and liked this video. You are an excellent teacher and I look forward to following your crochet tutorials from now on. 😊
I just purchased the pattern and was so glad to see their was a video. I had no issues with making it. Thank you for a wonderful tutorial and great pattern.
Your tutorials are the best. I am a fashion knitwear lecturer and you are the only one I know who understands how to reach everyone no matter what their ability. I recommend your channel to all my students and crafters. Wonderful thank you
This is a great project! You are an exceptional teacher and your Instructions and videos are very clear and easy to follow. I especially like the written instructions on the side. Thank you.
I just made this and I love it! I used 4 weight for both yarns since it’s all I had on hand and I was just experimenting, and it came out fine! I also ended up stitching down the folded down portion inside around the bottom to seal in the plastic canvas, but that’s just because the looseness of the inner layer bugged me. Now it’s all nice and snug!
I had the same problem that a lot of people had with the stitch counts in the circle until I thought of it differently. When the number of single crochets in between the increase is even, you start with half that number before your first increase. The other half will meet up at the end of the round.
So, for example, when your increase round has 4 SC, you do 2 SC into the first two stitches, then 2 SC into the next stitch, then 4 SC into the next 4 stitches. At the end of the round, after your last increase, you’ll have 2 SC in the last two stitches that will match up with the first 2 you made, so that all the way around the round there will be 4 SC between each increase.
Hope that helps someone!
I’m a knitter at heart but also crochet. I have learned so much watching your videos. Very clear and concise. Thank you for posting these tutorials for your beautiful patterns.
I love that you put the pattern on the screen. It is easy to follow along and also helps to teach how to read patterns. Very pretty!
Yes! Having the written pattern on screen is brilliant!!
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So amazing once again! Thank you for all you do. The tip about knowing if your hook is in right was like a lightbulb going off lol. In all the vids I've watched, nobody ever thought to mention that!
I would just like to say THANK YOU for your incredibly detailed and easy-to-understand tutorials. Your written patterns are also well written and easy to follow. I've been crocheting for many, many years now and I've never seen this particular technique of adding plastic canvas to make stiffer baskets. Pure genius! I've added several of your patterns and tutorials to my Pinterest business account and look forward to following you on Pinterest as well. Thank you again!
How smart of making the basket stiff to stand on its own! Thanks for sharing the technique.😊
This is perhaps the best tutorial I've ever encountered in the beginner crochet/knitting world. Too many people try, most fail epically. Thanks for doing this right! Can't wait to see what ELSE you have out there and fingers crossed my basket comes out okay. I think I may be crocheting it too tightly.
You should watch the Malia Shoulder Bag tutorial (by same designer). All of Rebecca's tutorials are wonderful, but that one especially taught me so much about crochet in general. It is the absolute best video of any crochet videos I've ever encountered. Making that purse was the most fun I've had in crochet. It's a three video tutorial. So thorough, and you end up with a stunning bag. I had a woman at Anthropologie clothing store ask me if I bought my bag there! She wanted one. I get compliments all the time on mine (I made a bunch in different colors and for gifts). Check out those videos!
I agree, I would pay for her tutorials! There are others who do good tutorials but hers are so informative actually explain the thought process, love love love this channel
@@aadebahr I would pay for her tutorials too. I love how she explains the "why" we do this or that, rather than just telling us what to do.
I just saw this... thank you so much
Watched this video several times and finally got the yarn to make the mosaic basket. Working up pretty easy right now with your gentle instructions and I can pause the video bc you have the pattern on it. I like that ty 😊
the way you crochet an additional layer and then put the plastic canvas is GENIUS! Loved it, I'm going to use this pattern for sure
So great to see the written directions along with the video. Easy to pause the video and catch up with the written directions.
Just found this and it’s the best crochet basket tutorial I’ve seen yet. Thank you! I’m going to subscribe.
I especially want to thank you for the flat circle method you teach in this video! I use it for every circle I crochet now, and I’m amazed that more people don’t do it this way! No more hexagons/octagons!
I can’t believe it’s been 4 years since I first made these bowls! 🥰 I use them every day! I’m back to use the pattern as a base for a taller smallest bowl to use to hold my hooks. Thanks for the excellent tutorial!
Absolutely incredible, thank you for the very detailed and clear instructions. Also, the idea of the plastic canvas is such a genius one. Much appreciated 🇨🇦
Love the bobbi pin marker! Thank you for sharing this!
I like to use those too; they work great and easy to get in / out :)
Another great tutorial and a couple of very helpful tips that I didn’t know. Thank you. I have made 5 bags from your patterns and I am now going to make the baskets. You are such a great teacher. ❤️🇬🇧🧶
Such a fun basket! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial. I especially love the use of the plastic to stiffen it and then the top folding down to line it. Great idea!! Thank you!
What a great concept to put written pattern next to video. Kudos!
This video is awesome! You are an amazing teacher! I can’t wait to give this a try because you have made this look super easy! Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful pattern and wonderful instructions. The written instructions on the side is very helpful, clear and makes it easy to keep track of my progress and where I am. You are very talented. Thank you 😊
Great Tutorial...excellent Teacher! 🙏🏻 Thank you 😊 yours is one of the best Crochet Channels on UA-cam
These are precise and very accurate directions. My bowl turned out fabulous. Thanks for all your work Rebecca. I have been following you for a couple of years, and simple as it is, this is my favorite project so far! You continue to keep me inspired with patterns that are trendy and gorgeous!
Thank you so very much for both, an excellent pattern and video to make it! You’re truly a great teacher and crochet artist. So very grateful, with best wishes from Mexico. ❤😊❤
Very clever design , clear instructions and really pretty basket , thank you for sharing
I just made the large size. I love it. Thanks for the great video. So helpful...especially for a beginner like me.
❤ what a great lesson! I have watched countless videos looking for a good method for the flat circle. You nailed it. 😁 Your written instructions are clear and your oral explanation of them is very helpful. Best idea to stiffen the sides…Best stitch marker ever 👏🏻. Liked and subscribed and can’t wait to get started. 🇨🇦
Gorgeous tutorial, for a gorgeous basket! You are a perfect tutor! Your directions are so clear and easy to understand. I love it that you give the written pattern WITH your spoken directions IN the video.
This is one of the easiest tutorials I've ever followed! Thank you so much, my basket turned out AWESOME! Going to make the medium and small one to match. :)
I just subscribed because this is quality UA-cam. Clear camera work. Nice project. Well explained. Yay you!
Two of my favorite things: yarn & chai! Great basket & tutorial.
I loved this pattern! I made the medium size with some scrap yarns and I love it!
Rebecca, I love this basket! I made lots in the past and found my way back to it now for a birthday gift - holding goodies! Thank you again!
Clearest and best instructions I've ever seen. Thanks SO much.
I just want to thank you for the basket tutorial. I love how you have the instructions on the side and make the pattern at the same time. I just made 2 small and 2 medium baskets for a bird rescue group.
I see a lot of people having problems with the even rows such as Row 4 and Row 6. The original pattern is correct and if followed correctly, they do give you the correct number of stitches. I am not a professional crocheter and I am not sure if I am totally correct about this but this is how I understood it.
The even numbered rows are an alternate method of doing increases in a circle to create a circle with a smoother, rounder circumference. That’s what she was explaining in the video at the Row 4 mark. Each even row, this alternate method shifts the increases over a little so instead of lining up on top of each other like a ladder, they are sort of lining up diagonally to create a pinwheel shape.
For example, on Row 4 notice the repeat is SC, 2SC, SC. So repeating that u would be doing SC, 2SC, SC, SC, 2SC, SC, SC, 2SC, SC, etc. Notice the “SC, SC, 2SC” pattern in there? Thats the repeat from the original method. But because for the smooth circle method your first set of stitches in row 4 is going to be shifted over slightly, the pattern is (SC), 2SC, SC and your last set of stitches is SC, 2SC, [SC]. When the [last stitch] of the row comes back around to tag the (first stitch), they kind of join up to make [SC], (SC), 2SC, which is the pattern from the original method. So even though you are starting out the row differently, at the end you do get the complete stitch count/pattern from the original method. Just think of it as taking half of the original method’s repeat pattern and only doing this half of it at the beginning of the row and then doing the remaining half as part of your last stitches at the end of the row. Everything else in between is just the original method’s pattern.
TLDR: For the people getting incorrect stitch count, I will use Row 4 as an example, but this also applies to all the other even rows.
If you are getting 27 stitches on Row 4, you are probably doing the repeat wrong. The correct repeat is SC, 2SC, SC. So two sets of this would be SC, 2SC, SC, SC, 2SC, SC for 24 stitches total.
Most likely you are doing a repeat of SC, 2SC instead. Two sets of this would look like SC, 2SC, SC, 2SC, which would give you 27 stitches total.
Correct: SC, 2SC, SC, SC, 2SC, SC…
(24 total)
Incorrect: SC, 2SC, SC, 2SC…
(27 total)
Notice if done correctly you would be doing SC, SC in between the increases. If you are getting 27 stitches you are probably doing only one SC in between increases.
Hope this helps! Happy crocheting! This is a beautiful basket!
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! I had frogged Row 4 at least four times, counting and recounting, trying to find why I kept getting 27 instead of 24.
THANK YOU ❤❤❤
@@CuriousAbtEverythingI’m glad u were able to figure it out! The basket is really beautiful and the pattern is wonderful!
Thank you! I could not figure out why my stitch count was off. Really appreciate you posting this. ❤❤
@@lindsayhickman3896 Np! Glad I could help!
Love this basket. Love your tutorials and how you show each round on the side.
I just finished my first Basket, I love it. Thank you. So Much for this awesome tutorial.
I just watched this entire video without any of the material needed to complete it as I was so fascinated on how you do this!!! I cannot wait to get the material to make these!!!! The way you explain everything is fantastic. Im so happy I came across your video.
What a great tutorial!! Thank you so much for all the detail instructions. I will order the yarn and get busy do my Christmas presents. Thanks again!
Love these Mosiac baskets - can't wait to try to make one! Love your tutorial - Thank you ❤️
Thanks a lot Rebecca for this great tutorial and specially the plastic canvas mech to make a stiffer basket..You are really amazing, may our creator bless you always..you teach us beautiful things...I will start trying those basket, I am sure they will not be as super as yours..
Luv luv the Smooth Circle Increase. Just finished round 12 and nice round circle- no hexagon Yay!
I absolutely love this idea!! I can ditch the cardboard box for my cats toys to something very decorative. Thank you so much!! Very nice easy to follow. Excellent explanation skills. Thank you so much for taking the time to video this. It'll make a wonderful gift. I've noticed you do your sc the same way I do. I've seen others call a dc a sc and I thought maybe I was doing them wrong all these years but as you do them the same, I guess not. Thank goodness.
Beautiful basket! I can't wait to get some yarn and make one of my own. Thanks for the perfect instructions!
Excellent tutorial. You are an excellent teacher.
Love this video. Thank you so much for putting the written pattern in your video. What a great idea.
Thank you so much Rebecca for your very through instructions. I have learnt so much!!!! You have really inspired me. I am old enough to be your mother and am so excited to learn something new about crocheting. I have always been soso with my crocheting but you have lifted my game. Want to make some.
Loving your site. Your tutorials are very clear and easy to follow. Much appreciated. You have inspired me to try a basket. I hope to create one and fill it with a small teddy bear and a few books for my niece’s baby due in the summer.
Great tutorial! I love the Bobby pin for a stitch marker! I’ve been using it for years.
I was so happy when I came across this tutorial. The explanation is on point so I just had to purchase my yarn today. I'll be up early morning to start
Fabulous tutorial and so easy to follow. Thank you for taking the time to do these videos.
Rebecca, I love your patterns and I vote for more from you. I’m doing the baskets for a vendor event this weekend.
BRAVO!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! this makes me want to make a whole bunch and give them as gifts, OR SALE THEM! thankyouthankyouthankyou!!! you have a new subscriber!
THANK YOU from Japan!‼︎
英語は難しかったですが、とてもいい動画に出会えて感謝です。ありがとうございます！
You’re patterns are amazing, which I’ve made several of, and your instructions perfect to follow. Love checking out what’s coming out next.
Thank you for this video! I love your smooth circle method and this basket. I make crochet frisbees, and this will be very useful for that pattern.
I love your video and the instructions are so precise. Beautiful baskets
Beautiful basket and lovely tutorial provided at a good pace! I can’t wait to make this basket!
This was one of the easiest patterns to follow (with the additional video) and the basket turned out beautifully. Thank you so much for taking the time to share with us. You have a real gift in teaching and instruction.
I'm OBSESSSSSED. This is beautiful, already planning to make some as gifts. Thank you for sharing and giving such clear instructions!
My compliments to you and your teaching style. Very clear and understandable. I've subscribed
Omg this is what I needed as am looking to make baskets as storage for my wardrobe for belts and all kinds of other stuff to help me organize my cupboard… thank you 🙏🏼🌸 maybe you could look into making a square shape too but am definitely going to make this round one too!
I haven't done a square version of this particular basket, but you can take a look at the tutorial for my Herringbone Square Basket and it might be enough info for you to combine the two techniques to create a beautiful Mosaic Square Basket! ua-cam.com/video/fxBvrB5NCa0/v-deo.html
@@rebeccalangford5919 thank you for advice and am looking at your channel and watch your herringbone basket too 🌸
Love this pattern. Thank You so much for your patterns & tutorials🤗🤗🤗
Absolutely love this basket. I will be trying soon with something leftover I my yarn stash. Hope I don't get stuck like some. I even subscribed! Your tutorial was very easy to understand and you have such a soothing voice. Thanks so much for tutorial.❤
I am a new to crochet. This will be my third project. Thank you
Hi Rebecca, your instructions are so great! Easy to follow and everything is logical and the videos are really clear! Good on you !
What an awesome basket!! You are a great teacher!! Thanks for sharing!! 💜
Your directions are so Clear!
Great tutorial! You are a really good teacher! I’m excited to try this!
Beautiful. I hav3 not seen any basket like this. Thanks so much.
It's October, 2020, and I'm just now coming across this BEAUTIFUL basket pattern.
Your Smooth Circle Increase is FABULOUS! I cannot wait to use it on my basket project. I never liked the flattened shapes that are sometimes seen on rounds. (I might even use this on amigurumi!)
Thank you again for this very helpful tutorial.
Blessings, from Atlanta, GA.
Thank you so much for the best tutorial ever .. my large Mosaic Basket is almost done .. will make the other two sizes.. love it
Which yarn are you using .....I'm assuming the bernat maker home dec is discontinued and dont know which to substitute it with
Quick tip: Put your stitch marker into whatever loop you're not using at the time, so you can be sure it won't accidentally pull through!
Really nice pattern and colour work here, I'll have to try it out! (Too bad Germany doesn't have these yarn categories though, gonna have to rely on hook size...)
That's what I do as well. Then I can pull it down tightish and not have the exposed loop. I stress over it coming out otherwise, even though if it does come out we can easily fix it!
Super cute & easy to follow tutorial! Can’t wait to try this. 💕💕
That really is a beautiful little thing. Very nice tutorial! I can imagine these filled with glass balls, gilded pinecones, or gingerbread man as Christmas accent pieces for the table.
beautiful !! I knew there was a way to utilize plastic canvas for this.. Your a Genius !!
I really like your smooth increase method! I accidentally did something similar (likely miscounted somewhere, but wasn’t willing to frog all I’d done) - it turned out smoother than the typical increase, but I didn’t take the time to work it out for future use. Thanks for doing so!
Amazingly good teacher! Thanks for this. I'm trying to improve my crocheting and this helps.
Lady, you are wonderful. Thank you for sharing your skills❤️❤️❤️
These are so, SO pretty and I am going to be making these.
Fabulous pattern and stiffening technique. I am watching you from Ecuador. I will need to search around for these supplies.
I made all three of these baskets for my daughter who just had a baby. They turned out great! Thank you for a very clear and concise video. Excellent video!
Can you share how much of the t-shirt yarn I need to buy for making all three? Please and thank you!
Congratulations for your grand son, or daughter...your daughter must be very happy with your beautiful present, hand made basket..
@@flyred77 I am sorry that I can't give a precise amount of yarn used. I use cotton yrn that I had on hand.
@@Manon4069 Thank you so much...it was a granddaughter, and my daughter loved the baskets.
@@dianemettra2445 Well if anyone understands that, that would b me. I am the person who buys a lot and a pattern and then ends up off in totally different directions and I almost always add a few more rows.
Very clear instructions! I can’t wait to make one
Hi there. I just found your channel. I subscribed and liked this video. You are an excellent teacher and I look forward to following your crochet tutorials from now on. 😊
Love the plastic canvas idea!
Wow this is amazing. So beautiful and neat. Your work is so perfect
Really nice. Good instructions. Pretty baskets.
Oh wow!! What a great idea!! Thanks for this tutorial! Beautiful baskets.
What a great tutorial! Thank you so much, Rebecca!
Dear Rebecca, Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful work and pattern with the world. Keep shining for Jesus. It shows. God bless you! ❤️😊
loved this tutorial. Thanks for all your hard work. You make it easy to do.
Best tutorial ever!!! Thank you very much for your dedication and patience to teach to the detail... =)
Thank you! I am going to make these as a gift for a friend.
You are a fantastic teacher
I just purchased the pattern and was so glad to see their was a video. I had no issues with making it. Thank you for a wonderful tutorial and great pattern.
I have made several of these. Love your tutorial!
I think that this may work great using t-shirt yarn (and a thinner contrast yarn). Maybe not even need the plastic to stand up?
I was hoping you could add a video for a square version of this beautiful basket, plus adding the plastic filler to stiffen the sides.
Yes!!! Please!!!
So instead of a circle make a basic solid granny square until u have the size u want. To add plastic measure ur sides and cut the length to match.
@@suzdiaconescu5004 thanks. Now I feel silly for not thinking of this on my own and wasting your time lol.
I'm going to try this next.
Well done, with great tips to make professional results.