Living in the tropics and loving crochet and knitting, I was delighted to recently find a Woollen Mills in my country that I use to support, now sells 4, 8 & 10 ply 100% cotton in 200gm balls. In the past two weeks, they have introduced a Twisted Cotton which has a great handle and while not a huge number of colours, their colors are lovely. The method you show here would be ideally suited in the 4 ply. So thank you.
I love your tutorials, I took up crocheting again about a year ago and find following written patterns hard, but your instructions are so very easy and i love the things you crochet. Thank You so much for helping people like me. (Left handed) You are a great teacher. I always look for your tutorials..
You are such a great teacher, I just started crocheting again after years of not doing much of anything. I always look for ur tutorials. I’m interested in ur next tutorial..I like ur humor
Thank you so much, I love the way to teach, just like my Mother, and you use graph paper and I love it, that is how I do it. God Bless you keep it up just love your way,
Thank you so much for your tutorials. You make them fun interesting and open for our own interpretation. The shawls you create are stunning. May be with some practice I shall master them. Thank you for your time and creations.x
Thank you for this tutorial Just playing around I have started making boxes but in a long rectangular shape nice to learn how to make the triangle 🙏🏻💕🌹
I just love this pattern I've never thought of making a shawl like this I always do the granny stich three double crochet together I'm definitely going to make this one this is awesome thanks my friend ☺☺☺☺👍👍👍👍👍 best regards Peter
The granny stitch is one of my favorites as it's simple, versatile, and allows the mind to wander while being productive. If you enjoy the granny stitch style you should check out the cardigan series I did recently. Also hope to do a vest soon as well. 😉
Thank you. This is the only video that I found using the triangle shape for filet crochet. I am thinking this technique would lend itself nicely to use with Stitch Fiddle for incorporating a design, something simple like a symmetrical silhouette.
Hi Fiber Spider, I love your tutorials. I've previously made this shawl and loved doing it as it was so easy - I was wondering if you would every consider doing this as a blanket. Thank you from the UK
I love it, I'm on my second baby star blanket, as soon as I'm done I'm going to make this with unforgettable yarn. I have a wedding in September so I'm going to wear it for that! Thanks!
You're a great teacher I love customizing one row repeats. I have some slow changing color cotton fingering weight yarn this pattern would be good for. Thank you so much for your help
This might be a stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway. Could I follow your basic instructions (when you're using the red yarn) and instead of working DC into the previous DC, work them into the chain spaces? I'm thinking I would still increase the same way you are at the beginning and ending of the rows. Thoughts? Also, thank you for this tutorial!
Questions are never stupid, unless you already know the answer 😉. It sounds like it would work structurally but if you work into the spaces would lose the grid formation. Give it a try, experiment, learn, above all - have fun with it!
I think I can do this one most of the time I try one it goes good until the video stops then i lose myself. With that how many rows should I do. I don't think I could do a chart although I do love the brown one you have started. I am dyslexic and it's hard for me to follow patterns even when its a repeat I can follow the videos fairly well but I want to try this one. I do well with finding my stitches so I think I can do this.
I have found that with time, patience, and a bit of humility - one can do most anything! Charting a graphed pattern can be a fun way to personalize this shawl, but it is by no means necessary. Sometimes simplicity is its own beauty. 😊 As for how many rows, just keep going till the two triangle tips go past the fingertips of your outstretched arms, that's how I gauge the size, or whatever works for you. You can do it! 😄
Liz S what hole didn't you like? The Starting circle or the chain1 spaces? If you want arm spaces, you can just chain26 or bigger or smaller in the place where you want the arms to be. Watch the versatile Caron vest of Fiber Spider for the armholes. He explains is so wonderfully.
This was precisely what I was wanting to learn, especially adding a design. Thank you 💜
you are such a great teacher. I love watching and learning new patterns.
One of my favorites of your patterns and so elegant
Living in the tropics and loving crochet and knitting, I was delighted to recently find a Woollen Mills in my country that I use to support, now sells 4, 8 & 10 ply 100% cotton in 200gm balls. In the past two weeks, they have introduced a Twisted Cotton which has a great handle and while not a huge number of colours, their colors are lovely. The method you show here would be ideally suited in the 4 ply. So thank you.
I made my friends grandmother this beautiful prayer shawl... Thank you for sharing..
I love your crochet lessons...what a great teacher!!!
Thank you! I just do my best and hope that it helps as well as inspires. Keep stitching, Marilyn 😊
Exactly the pattern I needed to make a storage net for my stuffed animals. Thank you so much!
I love your tutorials, I took up crocheting again about a year ago and find following written patterns hard, but your instructions are so very easy and i love the things you crochet. Thank You so much for helping people like me. (Left handed) You are a great teacher. I always look for your tutorials..
Love your vídeos. They are longer and thats great because you walk us slowly through the process. Thank you!
You are such a great teacher, I just started crocheting again after years of not doing much of anything. I always look for ur tutorials. I’m interested in ur next tutorial..I like ur humor
Thank you so much, I love the way to teach, just like my Mother, and you use graph paper and I love it, that is how I do it. God Bless you keep it up just love your way,
You rock!!! I have been having problems getting back into crochet. Thanks. You are a great instructor.
Love your crocheting tutorials you make it so easy to follow. Thank you, You have helped me in my crocheting work. ☺️
So simple and yet so lovely! Thank you, once again you’ve made my day.
Thank you for making crochet easier than I thought.
Thank you so much for your tutorials. You make them fun interesting and open for our own interpretation. The shawls you create are stunning. May be with some practice I shall master them. Thank you for your time and creations.x
Love love love this video! It’s the perfect stitch for my new hygge yarn ❤️
Thank you easy lesson on the shawl also other ways to make it livelier. Good teacher. I will check out your other work. Again thank you.🍎
I love your videos.!!!! You have taught me so much, and the confident that I can make some beautiful shawls!!! Keep up the great work!!
This is turning out beautifully!thank-you for going slow can't wait to start the #2
I'm a beginner in crochet and l fully understood your tutorial thank you so much for sharing your video.
I love your instructions on design change😁
Thank you for this tutorial Just playing around I have started making boxes but in a long rectangular shape nice to learn how to make the triangle 🙏🏻💕🌹
❤ Hi I will try both of them one gold and one gray and white and I couldn't wait the next video🙏🥰
I just love this pattern I've never thought of making a shawl like this I always do the granny stich three double crochet together I'm definitely going to make this one this is awesome thanks my friend ☺☺☺☺👍👍👍👍👍 best regards Peter
The granny stitch is one of my favorites as it's simple, versatile, and allows the mind to wander while being productive. If you enjoy the granny stitch style you should check out the cardigan series I did recently. Also hope to do a vest soon as well. 😉
Thank you. This is the only video that I found using the triangle shape for filet crochet. I am thinking this technique would lend itself nicely to use with Stitch Fiddle for incorporating a design, something simple like a symmetrical silhouette.
Hi Fiber Spider, I love your tutorials. I've previously made this shawl and loved doing it as it was so easy - I was wondering if you would every consider doing this as a blanket. Thank you from the UK
I love it, I'm on my second baby star blanket, as soon as I'm done I'm going to make this with unforgettable yarn. I have a wedding in September so I'm going to wear it for that! Thanks!
You're a speed demon, lol! 😄 That would be a lovely yarn for the pattern! Keep up the great work!
Fiber Spider 😂
You do easy to follow tutorials !!
I love this
You're a great teacher I love customizing one row repeats. I have some slow changing color cotton fingering weight yarn this pattern would be good for. Thank you so much for your help
love your shawls they are amazing 😃😃😃
Awww, thank you! 😊 I'm always experimenting, and trying new patterns, so please stay tuned in for more to come! 😄
Hi from Egypt, I learned a lot from you thank you for this effort I will do this😊😊😊
Love your shawls Thank you love Anna from york England x
you can you the grid to weave ribbon into too
just what i was lookig for thanks
Can you please someday do some shawl with cat motif ?
I love this pattern! Would love to continue it into a blanket. Could you tell or show how to do this on the decrease?
Why not do a long chain, and work the blanket that way instead.
Mercî pour cette superbe vidéo
Hi, I have been considering a triangle shawl that would be a solid shape, say double crochet? I am thinking about how to increase.
Could you plz do a video of how to do this in c2c please x
Hi 👋
Pls can you pls make a filet with most boxes filled shawl
I love the design
Thank you so much for your tutorials. I do have one question. What edging would you suggest for the shawl?
Great video ....♥️
Great Idea !
Can you please teach me how to make crochet corners for hankerchief and how to attach it to the hanky
I can't wait to make a shawl for charity using this pattern!!
Go for it! Charity is the gift that keeps giving 😊 Best of all you can make it completely unique if you choose to design one yourself! 👍
how do you finish off this project when your done
HA! how funny, I just did this shawl, only I did it top down, opposite yours!
its very nice
Thank you, going to make one yourself? 😊
This might be a stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway. Could I follow your basic instructions (when you're using the red yarn) and instead of working DC into the previous DC, work them into the chain spaces? I'm thinking I would still increase the same way you are at the beginning and ending of the rows. Thoughts?
Also, thank you for this tutorial!
Questions are never stupid, unless you already know the answer 😉. It sounds like it would work structurally but if you work into the spaces would lose the grid formation. Give it a try, experiment, learn, above all - have fun with it!
@@FiberSpider Thanks!! Sometimes I need reminders that it's just yarn and it can be frogged and started over (and over). LOL
thank you
I think I can do this one most of the time I try one it goes good until the video stops then i lose myself. With that how many rows should I do. I don't think I could do a chart although I do love the brown one you have started. I am dyslexic and it's hard for me to follow patterns even when its a repeat I can follow the videos fairly well but I want to try this one. I do well with finding my stitches so I think I can do this.
I have found that with time, patience, and a bit of humility - one can do most anything! Charting a graphed pattern can be a fun way to personalize this shawl, but it is by no means necessary. Sometimes simplicity is its own beauty. 😊 As for how many rows, just keep going till the two triangle tips go past the fingertips of your outstretched arms, that's how I gauge the size, or whatever works for you. You can do it! 😄
Can you do this with thinner yarn like a lacey yarn?
Of course, you can use whatever yarn you like.
yes i am practicing
Good for you! Keep it up! 😉
Do you know the road trip shawl? Can you make a tutorial of it?
I just did a small sample of this and didn't like the size of the hole, so I'm going to make it smaller, but can I had arm holes to it?
Liz S what hole didn't you like? The Starting circle or the chain1 spaces? If you want arm spaces, you can just chain26 or bigger or smaller in the place where you want the arms to be. Watch the versatile Caron vest of Fiber Spider for the armholes. He explains is so wonderfully.
Fiber spider help... I can't seem to find a granny square with
The middle diamond loops... The edges are the normal granny.. I don't know how .. Help.
I have another question, do you have written instructions of this pattern?
No, only the Tutorial sorry.
Dear Mr. Spider
I'm not a good crocher. I'm trying. Could you please rate the difficulty of tutorial at beginning? Ty
Keep crocheting youll get better at it.
Do you have written patterns?
My sweet sweetheart you are my new favorite XOXO
What shade is your finished shawl in? Thanks
Caron Jumbo, "Rosewood" colorway, 4 ply worsted weight, 100% acrylic, 12 oz, 595 yards 😊
Alive it
I'm doi`g a Diamond hawk. See pic
Do you really drink coffee
Yes! Lol 😄 On average I drink about 12 or more cups per day.