I don't think you realize you repeated the directions for the Row 19 repeat. Chaining 5 and skipping 2 V stitches was repeated twice so naturally I thought that was the pattern. Until you finished row 20 and clearly that's not what you meant. I went back 3 times just to see how I messed it up and, yup, same instructions repeated twice. Not a big deal, it's an easy fix but when you struggle with written patterns and videos are easier to understand, it's a bit frustrating. Otherwise, great video and I love how it's turned out so far!
Thanks for making a comment on that. I too do not read written patterns well and depend on the video. I can't wait to make this shawl for a friend of mine.
This is years old but I just had to comment. I've just enconutered the chainless double for the very first time (I'm not a complete beginner but not super experienced yet either) and either I'm doing it wrong or the look is just not for me. It looks incredibly wonky every row I've tried it in and it's almost impossible to tell where I should crochet into when I come back to the end of the row.
@sashimster3243 when you make a chain-less double crochet you need to be sure it wraps tightly. Then pull the new yarn neatly through. When you come back to it. Look closely to the side of the stitch. It has two loops that form at the top/side of the stitch. Those are what you’ll work into. These take practice and if you don’t want to use them you definitely don’t need them. If the chain 3 is too long and this is too “wonky” you can also just chain 2. Thank you for watching!
I am so beyond thrilled somebody besides me finally uses the standing dc as a beginning instead of ch 3! I’ve tight that standing dc to people for a few years now because it just looks so much better and cleaner! I’m really happy to see this! 😊🧶💗
I'm always curious to see people's versions of the Virus shawl pattern. Your instructions are very clear and the time stamps are sooo helpful. Thank you for taking the time to do this!
That’s wonderful! Thank you for watching and commenting. I hope you get to make this one. I also have other “Virus” stitch videos and patterns in my Etsy shop. This one also is a blanket. More coming out too. Thank you for watching and commenting!
IN ROW 19! if you hit pause you’ll see a note on the video that says that she realized afterward that she repeated herself by accident or perhaps missed it while editing. I guess it’s difficult to make the correction now in the video itself without having to reload it. But at least she does acknowledge the mistake. Yes, I too did it as it was in the video. I think I should have 5 shawls by now, because of all my own mistakes. But I’ve decided to make a second shawl, it will be much easier now that I’m familiar with the pattern.
It is like the Virus meets Granny by Fiber Spider. Absolutely GORGEOUS!! Thank you Jonna for sharing your tutorial. Your tutorial on the virus shawl is what helped me so much.
This Shawl turns out absolutely gorgeous using Caron Simply Soft Black. I am making a second one now and giving them to my family as a gift. Love this pattern tutorial. Thank you!
Very pretty shawl! Thank you for this tutorial. I am making one using a DK yarn and size K hook so that it will be loose and flowy. I'm on Row 27 and it is coming out beautifully. Very nice tutorial. I love making shawls! Thank you, again!
I hve been crocheting since I woz 9yrs old (a looooong time ago) & I never realized there woz an alternative way of doing a double, the saying goes "U can't teach an old dogs new tricks" but U hve defin8ly taught me a couple so thank U 🙂Also I love the various combinations of stitches U can put with the Virus stitch, I hve tried almost all of them now & hve had lots of fun trying them out so again thank U 4 this 1 🙂
Thank you Jonna. The shawl turned out very beautiful. I used Caron Latte Cakes pink melon for my daughter-in-law and she loves it. I did have a bit of difficulties with the one row where there was a video glitch and I thought I was to chain 5 two times in a row. But once I figured out the problem all went smoothly. Thank you very much... I will make this again!
So i combined this and the other virus pattern on your channel. Alt v stitch and granny square rows between and it turned out amazing. Currently working up a lace version for a wedding. 😅
Just bought the paid pattern from your etsy shop. Omg I had no idea there was a UA-cam video on how to make this. The written pattern and pictures are stunning. And this is video is amazing. Thank you so much for making such a great pattern tutorial. It goes at a pace perfect for learning and going along with the video. I've made other projects by following other UA-cam video's and I end up pausing and having to rewind several times to keep up or understand. You have completely relieved my worry of not being able to create this shawl. I'm so excited to begin making this 😊
This is so great to hear! Thank you for purchasing the pattern, watching and commenting. And of corse if you have any questions as you go please message me where you purchased the pattern (Etsy or Ravelry) or message me on my Facebook page: JonnaMartinezCrochet. ❤️
So easy to follow along (: thank you for this upload! I’m currently halfway with my project yarn (size 1) and it’s so airy and light with this pattern I love it!
Oh this must be so gorgeous in light yarn like that! Thank you for watching and commenting. I would love to see your work when it’s done. I’m on Facebook and Instagram if you are too. JonnaMartinezCrochet.
Gorgeous design. I use a 100% wool, lace weight yarn which I hand-dyed in tones of coral. Can't wait to wearing it. Thank you for your excellent tutorial :-)
So basically, we can make this, however, a very small shawl? If we so desire? And if so, where is for the best look to end with which row or jus the same row as you ended yours with? EXCITED! THIS IS SO GORGEOUS AND EXTREMELY ELEGANT, VERY, VERY HEARTFELT THANK YOUS. THE LORD Bless you, my dear, so abundantly as for you cup to be continuously overflowing in, of all of every aspect/parts of your life my dear, dear sweet one.,
Thanks for making this video, Jonna. I love the pattern, and am applying the picots this afternoon, in the sunshine and buzzing bumblebees. Your instructions are always wonderful! Thank you for being sure your nails match the projects, too. THAT'S what it's really all about!
Love the pattern and instructions. It was easy to follow. Can’t wait to make another one with different color and pattern Thank you for making it easy I need to work on chainless double crochet
Jonna, thank you for this beautiful shawl pattern. I am on row 14 and can't wait to finish and wear it. Your tutorial is spot on. I also purchased your pdf instructions. You make it so very easy to follow. 👍🏻💖
Hi Diane, thank you so much for watching, commenting and purchasing my pattern. I’m very happy to hear you are working on this shawl and liking is so far. Have a wonderful day! ❤️
I love this shawl , It is not a beginner tutorial by any means tho. as I am advanced crochet I could eventually grasp the tutorial and fix where I got lost with out frogging but just using some techniques to adjust and balance the shawl out again.... the end result is beautiful and will make an excellent gift .. the style and tutorials need to be more user friendly.
Wonderful shawl and tutorial! Thank you! Much easier for me than virus shells and This is now on my to do list. Could you please do shawls without the V at bottom and capelets?
I love this shawl so much thank you, I have this yarn in the color way teal and the green and the brown not sure which one I want to use, but I cant wait to make it for Fall. Thanks again Jonna, your work is always fun and beautiful, Last year I made the poncho with the hood and it turned out so cute.
Great shawl tutorial .. Thank you for the detailed explanation .. I love it .. It looks amazing. as for the mistake in row 19 you can add a caption there to just say that you repeated ch5 by mistake and that it's only one ch 5 and three ch3s..... Love your tutorials .. :)
Thank you!! Unfortunately adding a caption would mean I would have to edit the video and UA-cam won’t let me do this after it is uploaded. Thank you for watching and commenting!!
Hello, this is stunning, I went to your Etsy shop and purchased this pattern and will definitely be starting on it. This is a very good tutorial video, will come in handy :) Thank you so much for sharing!!! A big thumbs up from me for sure!! From TX
Beautiful shawl. I wish you had given stitch counts because when I got to row 19 my 3 and 5 chains didn’t end up with 3 chain 3’s before the corner and I have no idea why or how to fix it.
I do think this is absolutely beautiful and very easy to follow!!! You are very good teacher and go slowly for those who are beginners and newbies. I'm an expert crocheter myself and can follow most any pattern without tutorials or scripted and can figure them out. But, what I'm asking, I would like to make this pattern into an Afghan. I could figure this out eventually, but would you by chance have something like this in a tutorial or scripted? That would be nice. I do have a couple of designs in mind if you want I will be glad to share with you. I am going to make the shawl though, I love it. And, thank you for taking your time to share and do video tutorials for everyone.
I’m very happy to hear this! Thank you for watching! Yes! I am planing on releasing the written afghan/blanket pattern and tutorial in the next few months. So nice to read your comments thank you again.
@@JonnaMartinezCrochet You're very welcome. I'm just now going through my email and saw your email even came back to your UA-cam page, and I found what I was looking for yeah! I could not remember for the life of me about that double crochet tip that you're using in this tutorial, and I was searching all UA-cam I could think of and couldn't find it until after I read my email. I came to your page here and saw it again. I like that idea and going to apply it to see what it looks like on thread crochet. Looking forward to seeing that Afghan pattern.
I’m kind of confused at the end of row 12. Where are you getting the chain 1 space to begin row 13? I ended row 12 with three HDC in the last space. Where are you getting the chain 1 space for the V stitch? Did I forget something at the end of the row? Please help.I’m making this for a friend.
Dios bendiga la obra de tus manos porque no hay en ti egoísmo. El Señor te abunde en grandes bendiciones. Me gustó muchísimo el producto y la forma tan minuciosa que lo explicas, algún día podré adquirir el patrón para hacerlo completamente.
the pattern is very nice, and it makes a change to have a tutorial that goes straight to work with no fussing, but it would be nice if you had shown how to finish the row as not everyone would know you need to finish it as you started it. I almost missed adding a chain 1 double crochet to the end of the row when doing the first set of half doubles.
I’m liking this so much more that the ‘standard’ virus shawl! I have a question - Row 12 begins with a HDC and CH1 (3 CH). Does it end the same way? Or does it end with the 3 HDC in the last CH1 space?
Hello! Here are the V st counts: 13: 32st 14: 36st 15: 40st 16: 44st 17: 48st 18: 52st Double check and make sure at the end of each row you are chaining 1 and dc into the last st. Then at the beginning of each row you are dc ch 1, v stitch into the previous ch 1. Otherwise you will be short. Thank you for choosing my pattern and watching the tutorial!
@@JonnaMartinezCrochet now I'm at the point where I just repeated them again and my ch 5 doesn't fall right again. Is there a way I can cheat it because this is an awful lot to take apart? My last four rows are 94,98,102,106 so I thought it seemed right since they were increasing by four but I guess its not
What is the difference between this shawl and the Grandma's German shawl? I was curious as they look similar and I am fairly new to crochet. Can't wait to start one of them as soon as I know what the differences are lol.
This one uses the virus stitch, hdc block stitch, and the V stitch. The other uses only the virus stitch and the double crochet block stitch. Have fun with either shawl! Thank you for watching and commenting!
I love the look of the German shawl but have not heard of the hdc block stitch or the V stitch, so would that one be beginner friendly? Thank you for taking the time to explain the difference between the two.
Hdc block stitch is 3 hdc into one space. And a V stitch is dc, chain 1, dc into one space. So I would say they are very basic and you get used to them quickly. The best thing to do is try it for yourself. We are all so different when it comes to leaning. You won’t know until you try. 😊
6 is the correct number of rows. You want to go back and count your stitches. row 13: 32st, row 14. 36sts etc. each row will grow by 4 stitches. Thank you for watching. I hope this helps.
Beautiful shawl I just completed row 7 Please could you tell me on what does would I change colors ? In doing this in dark Mauve ,off White and light MAUVE Thank you for the pattern
For the German shells you want to change color on the loopy valley row. And go for 4 rows. For the v stitches any row you like! Thank you for watching and commenting.
I don't think you realize you repeated the directions for the Row 19 repeat. Chaining 5 and skipping 2 V stitches was repeated twice so naturally I thought that was the pattern. Until you finished row 20 and clearly that's not what you meant. I went back 3 times just to see how I messed it up and, yup, same instructions repeated twice. Not a big deal, it's an easy fix but when you struggle with written patterns and videos are easier to understand, it's a bit frustrating. Otherwise, great video and I love how it's turned out so far!
Thanks for making a comment on that. I too do not read written patterns well and depend on the video. I can't wait to make this shawl for a friend of mine.
Yes! Thank U!! It should be chaining 5, skipping 2stiches 3x chainging 3 skipping 1stiches, chainging 5, NEXT 3x chainging 3… it make a differend
Chainless double is a very handy skill. It is so much neater and gives a nicer edge. I use this whenever possible. Love this shawl ❤️
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This is years old but I just had to comment. I've just enconutered the chainless double for the very first time (I'm not a complete beginner but not super experienced yet either) and either I'm doing it wrong or the look is just not for me. It looks incredibly wonky every row I've tried it in and it's almost impossible to tell where I should crochet into when I come back to the end of the row.
@sashimster3243 when you make a chain-less double crochet you need to be sure it wraps tightly. Then pull the new yarn neatly through.
When you come back to it. Look closely to the side of the stitch. It has two loops that form at the top/side of the stitch. Those are what you’ll work into.
These take practice and if you don’t want to use them you definitely don’t need them.
If the chain 3 is too long and this is too “wonky” you can also just chain 2.
Thank you for watching!
I am so beyond thrilled somebody besides me finally uses the standing dc as a beginning instead of ch 3! I’ve tight that standing dc to people for a few years now because it just looks so much better and cleaner! I’m really happy to see this! 😊🧶💗
I'm always curious to see people's versions of the Virus shawl pattern. Your instructions are very clear and the time stamps are sooo helpful. Thank you for taking the time to do this!
That’s wonderful!
Thank you for watching and commenting. I hope you get to make this one. I also have other “Virus” stitch videos and patterns in my Etsy shop. This one also is a blanket.
More coming out too.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
IN ROW 19! if you hit pause you’ll see a note on the video that says that she realized afterward that she repeated herself by accident or perhaps missed it while editing. I guess it’s difficult to make the correction now in the video itself without having to reload it. But at least she does acknowledge the mistake. Yes, I too did it as it was in the video. I think I should have 5 shawls by now, because of all my own mistakes. But I’ve decided to make a second shawl, it will be much easier now that I’m familiar with the pattern.
It is like the Virus meets Granny by Fiber Spider. Absolutely GORGEOUS!! Thank you Jonna for sharing your tutorial. Your tutorial on the virus shawl is what helped me so much.
I am currently working on the pico. Its the most beautiful thing I ever made till now. Thank you so much. My family loves it. Greetings from India 🎉❤
It looks a lot like the virus shawl but with some twists! I think it's absolutely gorgeous!!!
YES! Thank you for watching and commenting.
My thoughts exactly!
I agree
I just finished this shawl. I made it one repeat larger. I think it is the most beautiful thing I have ever made. Thank you so much.
Absolutely love the new idea of the dc twist and not the ch 3. Looks much better. ThankYou! Love your videos! Keep in Croching❤️
I’m so happy you like that new start up to the pattern! I like it much better too. Thank you for watching and commenting.
This Shawl turns out absolutely gorgeous using Caron Simply Soft Black. I am making a second one now and giving them to my family as a gift. Love this pattern tutorial. Thank you!
Very pretty shawl! Thank you for this tutorial. I am making one using a DK yarn and size K hook so that it will be loose and flowy. I'm on Row 27 and it is coming out beautifully. Very nice tutorial. I love making shawls! Thank you, again!
That sounds so beautiful!!! Thank you for watching and commenting.
I hve been crocheting since I woz 9yrs old (a looooong time ago) & I never realized there woz an alternative way of doing a double, the saying goes "U can't teach an old dogs new tricks" but U hve defin8ly taught me a couple so thank U 🙂Also I love the various combinations of stitches U can put with the Virus stitch, I hve tried almost all of them now & hve had lots of fun trying them out so again thank U 4 this 1 🙂
This is a beautiful shawl. Looks very easy. Thanks for this tutorial. I am going to make one for myself.
Just finished this shaw... And I love it. It's a gift for my Cousin. That has been sick.
This will make a wonderful gift.
Thank you for watching and commenting.
I have made 3 shawls in total of different colours. Thank you so much. Its so beautiful
Absolutely beautiful! I definitely will make this. I love your shawls and wonderful tutorials! Thank you!!!
Thank you Jonna. The shawl turned out very beautiful. I used Caron Latte Cakes pink melon for my daughter-in-law and she loves it. I did have a bit of difficulties with the one row where there was a video glitch and I thought I was to chain 5 two times in a row. But once I figured out the problem all went smoothly. Thank you very much... I will make this again!
That sounds beautiful! I’m glad you were able to work though the glitch. Thank you for watching and commenting.
I had the same issue lol. glad to know I'm not alone
Absolutely beautiful and looks fun and easy to make! 🤗 Excellent tutorial! Thanks for Sharing!🌻
It's amazing, I did 2 shawls with different colours, the result is very very beautiful , thank you for sharing this video with us ❤
I am very happy to hear you got to make two shawls with this pattern! Thank you for watching and commenting. ❤️
So i combined this and the other virus pattern on your channel. Alt v stitch and granny square rows between and it turned out amazing. Currently working up a lace version for a wedding. 😅
That is awesome! If you post to Facebook or Instagram be sure to tag me so I can see it! @Jonnamartinezcrochet
JoAnna you taught me how to crochet. No one else could. Thank you so much!
Oh wow. This is so kind of you to say! I am honored. Thank you!! ❤️
Just bought the paid pattern from your etsy shop. Omg I had no idea there was a UA-cam video on how to make this. The written pattern and pictures are stunning. And this is video is amazing. Thank you so much for making such a great pattern tutorial. It goes at a pace perfect for learning and going along with the video. I've made other projects by following other UA-cam video's and I end up pausing and having to rewind several times to keep up or understand. You have completely relieved my worry of not being able to create this shawl. I'm so excited to begin making this 😊
This is so great to hear! Thank you for purchasing the pattern, watching and commenting. And of corse if you have any questions as you go please message me where you purchased the pattern (Etsy or Ravelry) or message me on my Facebook page: JonnaMartinezCrochet. ❤️
Tq Jonna...really loves all your tutorial vids...very clear instruction..I've done my virus shawl last year.and its been sold ! Thanx again...
Thank you so much for sharing. This is a very beautiful shawl. Your instructions make it very easy to follow.
Love this pattern! You are such a good teacher and pick beautiful patterns to teach! Thank you!
So easy to follow along (: thank you for this upload! I’m currently halfway with my project yarn (size 1) and it’s so airy and light with this pattern I love it!
Oh this must be so gorgeous in light yarn like that! Thank you for watching and commenting. I would love to see your work when it’s done.
I’m on Facebook and Instagram if you are too. JonnaMartinezCrochet.
Gorgeous design. I use a 100% wool, lace weight yarn which I hand-dyed in tones of coral. Can't wait to wearing it. Thank you for your excellent tutorial :-)
That sounds so lovely!! I’m so happy you liked this tutorial. Thank you for choosing my shawl to crochet. Thank you for watching and commenting.
So gorgeous! As always, thank you for a thorough and easy to follow tutorial!😊❤
So basically, we can make this, however, a very small shawl? If we so desire? And if so, where is for the best look to end with which row or jus the same row as you ended yours with? EXCITED! THIS IS SO GORGEOUS AND EXTREMELY ELEGANT, VERY, VERY HEARTFELT THANK YOUS. THE LORD Bless you, my dear, so abundantly as for you cup to be continuously overflowing in, of all of every aspect/parts of your life my dear, dear sweet one.,
Thanks for making this video, Jonna. I love the pattern, and am applying the picots this afternoon, in the sunshine and buzzing bumblebees. Your instructions are always wonderful! Thank you for being sure your nails match the projects, too. THAT'S what it's really all about!
I’m really happy you enjoyed this tutorial! Thank you for watching and commenting. ❤️
Thank you! I made the shawl as a gift. Turned out beautifully!
That’s wonderful! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Wow . So beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I hope you make more tutorial of crochet shawls.
I hope to make many more shawl tutorials! Thank you for watching and commenting.
This is a beautiful shawl pattern and you do a great job demonstrating how to make it.
I'm very happy you liked this video.I really appreciate your kindness. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Love the pattern and instructions. It was easy to follow. Can’t wait to make another one with different color and pattern
Thank you for making it easy
I need to work on chainless double crochet
I’m so happy to hear this! Thank you for watching and commenting!
I adore this pattern! Your instructions are easy to follow. Thanks for sharing!
I’m happy to hear you liked this tutorial. Thank you for watching and commenting!
I am very new to crochet it took me time to go back and forth to watch video but hopefully at the end it will turn right,
Jonna, thank you for this beautiful shawl pattern. I am on row 14 and can't wait to finish and wear it. Your tutorial is spot on. I also purchased your pdf instructions. You make it so very easy to follow. 👍🏻💖
Hi Diane, thank you so much for watching, commenting and purchasing my pattern. I’m very happy to hear you are working on this shawl and liking is so far. Have a wonderful day! ❤️
I made a matching beanie as the design for the shawl was so beautiful
That’s wonderful! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Very informative and nice tutorial. I followed along easily and made this shawl myself. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing!
I love this shawl , It is not a beginner tutorial by any means tho. as I am advanced crochet I could eventually grasp the tutorial and fix where I got lost with out frogging but just using some techniques to adjust and balance the shawl out again.... the end result is beautiful and will make an excellent gift .. the style and tutorials need to be more user friendly.
Not all of my tutorials are for beginners or for everyone. You just can’t please everyone. Thank you for watching.
@@JonnaMartinezCrochet fair enough. no, you can't please everyone, but you can learn and grow with honest kind comments. all the best.
True, all the best to you too.
This is gorgeous!!! Absolutely gorgeous!!!
❤️ so happy to hear this! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Hey Jonna ! Very pretty shawl. I love your tutorials and will be trying this one out with a 2 weight yarn. 👍 ✋
Hello. Did you make this with the weight 2 yarn? I am planning it with a D size hook. How many repeats did you use?
Hlo joana I aleady made virus shawl but I also like this virus+ Victoria shawl with pink green combination. Thanks for sharing this tutorial 👍👍😀
So lovely. The most beautyful shawl ever. Thank you very much!
Thank you so much ...great tutorial ...big smile from Holland😀
So wonderful to hear! Thank you for watching and commenting ❤️
I love this shawl and I loved the way you made your chainless double crochet!❤💜💙
I’m so happy to hear this! Thank you for watching and commenting. 💜
Wonderful shawl and tutorial! Thank you! Much easier for me than virus shells and This is now on my to do list.
Could you please do shawls without the V at bottom and capelets?
I'm adding the shawll to my list, too!
Thanks for your comments 😂 I Absolutely Adore this Shawl, but I am by no means an Advanced at Crocheting, good to know before I got to Row #19 Tyvm 🦋
Thankyou for your very simple and clear instructions.
I love this shawl so much thank you, I have this yarn in the color way teal and the green and the brown not sure which one I want to use, but I cant wait to make it for Fall. Thanks again Jonna, your work is always fun and beautiful, Last year I made the poncho with the hood and it turned out so cute.
I love this pattern. Didn’t come out as good as yours but I’ll try again with different yarn. ❤️🙂
I’m so happy you enjoyed this pattern! I hope you like your next shawl more. Thank you for watching and commenting! ❤️❤️
Just wanted to tell You how amazing this video was, and show you what I made following it,
Wonderful! Thank you for watching and commenting.
GREAT TUTORIAL !! Beautiful shawl. Thank you.
Thank you for watching and commenting! Really happy to hear you liked it.
So beautiful! You make the most prettiest shells!
Thank you so much!!!!
Thank you for this shawl. It's beautiful. I will be making this for my niece.
Wonderful! It will make a lovely gift. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Great shawl tutorial .. Thank you for the detailed explanation .. I love it .. It looks amazing. as for the mistake in row 19 you can add a caption there to just say that you repeated ch5 by mistake and that it's only one ch 5 and three ch3s..... Love your tutorials .. :)
Thank you!! Unfortunately adding a caption would mean I would have to edit the video and UA-cam won’t let me do this after it is uploaded.
Thank you for watching and commenting!!
I Love this Stitch 💗 I have got to try to do this it's absolutely beautiful ❤️ Thanks ❤️
still loving and enjoying your tutorials 😍
So happy to hear this Apple pie! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Jonna Martinez you'r welcome 😊
hi Jonna!!!! speciale teacher!!! from Italy bye bye!!!!
Thank you for posting this tutorial. Such a beautiful shawl. I can’t wait to try this one
Honestly, Jonna, this is the first of ur patterns that's got me screwy, on row 19.
What’s up with it? You can also message me on Facebook or IG. For more help. Thank you for watching!
Turned out beautiful. Thank you
Hello, this is stunning, I went to your Etsy shop and purchased this pattern and will definitely be starting on it. This is a very good tutorial video, will come in handy :) Thank you so much for sharing!!! A big thumbs up from me for sure!! From TX
Very nice tutorial we'll be making it love it. 😍😘
So happy to hear this! Thank you for watching and commenting.
beautiful! One thing: the shawl is listed in Ravelry under the shrug-bolero category
I couldn’t find shawl 😬 thanks I’ll look again and see if I can edit it.
You are a good teacher ,Abit fast for me but I Thank you for taking the time
Too fast for me I'm a beginner love the pattern though.
You can adjust the speed to slow it down or if they are a slow talker l speed it up .
This is gorgeous! Love this tutorial!! Just bought some yarn and perfect to make this beautiful shawl!
Wonderful!! Happy new year! Thank you for watching and commenting!
I absolutely love this shawl, thank you for sharing your great work
I’m very happy to hear this. Thank you for watching and commenting. ❤️
Beautiful shawl. I wish you had given stitch counts because when I got to row 19 my 3 and 5 chains didn’t end up with 3 chain 3’s before the corner and I have no idea why or how to fix it.
At least she could replayed to you!
Wow this is beautiful definitely adding it to my project list to make thank you for sharing this
I do think this is absolutely beautiful and very easy to follow!!! You are very good teacher and go slowly for those who are beginners and newbies. I'm an expert crocheter myself and can follow most any pattern without tutorials or scripted and can figure them out. But, what I'm asking, I would like to make this pattern into an Afghan. I could figure this out eventually, but would you by chance have something like this in a tutorial or scripted? That would be nice. I do have a couple of designs in mind if you want I will be glad to share with you. I am going to make the shawl though, I love it. And, thank you for taking your time to share and do video tutorials for everyone.
I’m very happy to hear this! Thank you for watching! Yes! I am planing on releasing the written afghan/blanket pattern and tutorial in the next few months.
So nice to read your comments thank you again.
@@JonnaMartinezCrochet You're very welcome. I'm just now going through my email and saw your email even came back to your UA-cam page, and I found what I was looking for yeah! I could not remember for the life of me about that double crochet tip that you're using in this tutorial, and I was searching all UA-cam I could think of and couldn't find it until after I read my email. I came to your page here and saw it again. I like that idea and going to apply it to see what it looks like on thread crochet. Looking forward to seeing that Afghan pattern.
Thanks for sharing, I will make it it’s very pretty 🥰
Wonderful! I'm very happy you"ll be making this. Thank you for watching and commenting.
This is absolutely gorgeous! I can't wait to make this stunning shawl.:-) thank you for sharing and a great tutorial:-)
I’m happy you want to make one! Thank you for watching and commenting.
I love it, made one in purple 💜
I’m sure it was gorgeous!
Thank you for the tutorial. I’m a beginner but giving this a try .🙏
That’s great! Have fun! Thank you for watching and commenting.
So beautiful looking foward to staring this tomorrow. Thank you again😊👍
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This is absolutely gorgeous.
I'm loving the chainless method. I must try it.
Beautiful shawl! Thanks for sharing!
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Wow. Thank you for sharing your talents.
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This is another stunning tutorial. Going to try this at some point looks scary for someone like me
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Wow so lovely
I’m kind of confused at the end of row 12. Where are you getting the chain 1 space to begin row 13? I ended row 12 with three HDC in the last space. Where are you getting the chain 1 space for the V stitch? Did I forget something at the end of the row? Please help.I’m making this for a friend.
doneee with minee, thank you for sharing this tutorial with us
Wonderful Shawl!!! Beautiful 😍! Best regards from Germany 😘
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Doing it right now...love it
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Thank you fromi Iraq . 🌹🌹🌹
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Dios bendiga la obra de tus manos porque no hay en ti egoísmo. El Señor te abunde en grandes bendiciones. Me gustó muchísimo el producto y la forma tan minuciosa que lo explicas, algún día podré adquirir el patrón para hacerlo completamente.
the pattern is very nice, and it makes a change to have a tutorial that goes straight to work with no fussing, but it would be nice if you had shown how to finish the row as not everyone would know you need to finish it as you started it. I almost missed adding a chain 1 double crochet to the end of the row when doing the first set of half doubles.
Yes! In new tutorials I’m sure to add ending instructions. Thank you for watching and commenting!
I’m liking this so much more that the ‘standard’ virus shawl! I have a question - Row 12 begins with a HDC and CH1 (3 CH). Does it end the same way? Or does it end with the 3 HDC in the last CH1 space?
I have the exact same question! I'm stuck currently 🤔
I ended with 3 hdc and double crochet to mimic beginning of row 'ch3' and '3hdc'. Hope this makes sense.
OMG!! How beautiful! I will be making this with you! Thank you so very much!
Good teaching. Thank you.
Thank you so much!
I don't know where I went wrong. I'm short 2 v stiches for row 19 So the ch5 spaces aren't right. How many v stiches should I have in row 18?
Hello!
Here are the V st counts:
13: 32st
14: 36st
15: 40st
16: 44st
17: 48st
18: 52st
Double check and make sure at the end of each row you are chaining 1 and dc into the last st. Then at the beginning of each row you are dc ch 1, v stitch into the previous ch 1. Otherwise you will be short. Thank you for choosing my pattern and watching the tutorial!
@@JonnaMartinezCrochet thank you , that's so helpful. I'm trying to get this done for a Birthday present for my sister. This is a beautiful pattern.
@@JonnaMartinezCrochet now I'm at the point where I just repeated them again and my ch 5 doesn't fall right again. Is there a way I can cheat it because this is an awful lot to take apart? My last four rows are 94,98,102,106 so I thought it seemed right since they were increasing by four but I guess its not
Adding this to my to do list 😊 thank you for sharing
That is great! It works up quite quickly. Thank you for watching and commenting.
What is the difference between this shawl and the Grandma's German shawl? I was curious as they look similar and I am fairly new to crochet. Can't wait to start one of them as soon as I know what the differences are lol.
This one uses the virus stitch, hdc block stitch, and the V stitch.
The other uses only the virus stitch and the double crochet block stitch.
Have fun with either shawl! Thank you for watching and commenting!
I love the look of the German shawl but have not heard of the hdc block stitch or the V stitch, so would that one be beginner friendly? Thank you for taking the time to explain the difference between the two.
Hdc block stitch is 3 hdc into one space. And a V stitch is dc, chain 1, dc into one space.
So I would say they are very basic and you get used to them quickly.
The best thing to do is try it for yourself. We are all so different when it comes to leaning. You won’t know until you try. 😊
Good instructions for demo. Thank you.
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I'm making one but i get lost in the block of V stitches. How many of rows I am supose to have?? I have 6 but the row 19 did not match
6 is the correct number of rows. You want to go back and count your stitches. row 13: 32st, row 14. 36sts etc. each row will grow by 4 stitches. Thank you for watching. I hope this helps.
Beautiful im going to make this shawl
That’s great!!! It works up so well. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Beautiful shawl I just completed row 7 Please could you tell me on what does would I change colors ? In doing this in dark Mauve ,off White and light MAUVE Thank you for the pattern
For the German shells you want to change color on the loopy valley row. And go for 4 rows.
For the v stitches any row you like!
Thank you for watching and commenting.
Also love the colors you’re going with! ❤️
Beautiful !!! Hello ai from Moldova...👏👏👏