This is perfect. I have a lady at work that hasn’t crocheted in years, but wants to finish a blanket that her gramma started. She can’t remember how to turn… so I’m gonna have her make one of these first so I can show her how to crochet again!!! Thank you Jennifer
Many men knit and crochet. One of my best friends does both, as does his wife; and now his almost teenage son is interested. These hobbies are good for your brain (math and spatial thinking) as well as your hands. Always be you, who you are!
Why don’t you make a granny square shrug for work, use a hook 2 sizes up from Recommended on yarn strip. I made an aran with Wool one, it’s super cosy. I followed another UA-cam tutorial for it, but it’s a popular pattern so you can find it easily.
Save yourself a lot of grief and crochet Loosely on this one. The puffs can be challenging if they're too tight. And if you have yarn that splits, you'll be in big trouble. I'm doing this to use up some of my stash.
Jennifer, I was watching the video and Row one you said "DC, Chain 2, DC" in the actual video you did DC, Chain 1, DC" I don't have the actual pattern with me but I thought I point out that little hiccup in the video.
Hi I love all your projects I was looking for the pattern to make a rectangle shawl for my sister in law finally liked this one but you know the first row at the end I didn’t understand how did you end that could you please explain little bit I will be thankful to you 😋
You can make that decision yourself by the yarn choices you make. A heavier worsted may be great for fall/ winter, whereas a #3 may be all you need for spring summer. Any shawl pattern is determined heavy or light enough by the yarn we choose to use.
Just modified, but added this note to the pattern too: "Note : In the video and written pattern, I work a ch 1 in between each "V' of the v-stitch. However, if you are getting some tightness or "bunchiness", try working a ch 2 instead. Tension varies between crocheters and that puff is can be slightly bulky, so try both and see what works best for you!"
i would like to make this for a friend she is probably a size 2x. can you help me with the size ? maybe double the starting chain? not sure what your demo size will fit. maybe a medium ?
I have several friends and myself, who are definitely plus size. For our preference we like rectangular wraps to be 20-24" wide. I always take them to 70" long. That is generous. 50" x 18", meh. For smaller sizes and narrower shoulders maybe. Just my experience. Hope this helps.
Just to clarify, when you created the first V stitch, you explained to do a DC chain two and do another DC, however you only chain one when creating the V stitch. The written pattern calls for two chain for the V stitch. Which way is correct? Thanks!
You are absolutely correct! I went back into the pattern and changed it to ch 1, but added a little note about a ch 2: From the blog: "Note : In the video and written pattern, I work a ch 1 in between each "V' of the v-stitch. However, if you are getting some tightness or "bunchiness", try working a ch 2 instead. Tension varies between crocheters and that puff is can be slightly bulky, so try both and see what works best for you!"
I was wondering where you get your lovely yarn from I tried every store near me and they do not carry it wondering where you got yours from can you give a reply back thank you
Have you made this shawl yet? Share below! 💚
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This is perfect. I have a lady at work that hasn’t crocheted in years, but wants to finish a blanket that her gramma started. She can’t remember how to turn… so I’m gonna have her make one of these first so I can show her how to crochet again!!! Thank you Jennifer
Whoa they make Red Heart with Love in a Bulk Skein Yay Me!! My favorite yarn to work with!!
I am a boy but still knitt and crochet and I don't care what other people say about me
Knitting is a hobby. So boy and girl can do it. It doesn't have to be a girl.
Many men knit and crochet. One of my best friends does both, as does his wife; and now his almost teenage son is interested. These hobbies are good for your brain (math and spatial thinking) as well as your hands. Always be you, who you are!
I am a guy and I have been crocheting for few years now. Crochet has been my mental therapy. I have never been ashamed to say I crochet.
True, crochet really help me to release my stress
Good for you! Make beautiful things!!!
Creative Grandma sent me to your channel and so glad she did!
Thank you Fiber Flux, for this pattern. I just finished crocheting the shawl. It turn out beautifully.
Love this. It gets so cold at work with the ac on...and this is my fave color.💚thankx!
Why don’t you make a granny square shrug for work, use a hook 2 sizes up from Recommended on yarn strip. I made an aran with Wool one, it’s super cosy. I followed another UA-cam tutorial for it, but it’s a popular pattern so you can find it easily.
I can always use another shawl. Thank you, it’s beautiful!
that is a wrap .. lovely color :)
So beautiful..and so well explained..make it easy for me who is a beginner. .thank you so much
Love the collaboration of these two stitches! Can’t wait to try!!
this is on my to do list. love the texture....and I have a yarn already picked out! thank you!
I really like this shawl i put it on my to do list. Thank you for your thorough instruction.
Another new one for me to learn 😊 . Thank you🙏😘
Love your tutorials 😍 you are so easy to learn from
Thanks for sharing Jennifer! Another great pattern!
I really enjoy all your tutorials. Keep taping!🧶
Love your videos. Your instructions are superb and you have a fabulous voice.
Beautiful pattern, I cannot wait to try it. I really enjoy your patterns.
Beautiful pattern! Thanks for sharing Jennifer!
another weekend project to work on! thanks Jennifer for the tutorial as always. 😍
I love this tutorial.thanks
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I love all the rectangular shawls and you are a great teacher!
I had to lay chain flat, after having to take completed puff and V stitch row apart about 7 times. Count every stitch. Now onto row two. 💕💕🤞
So pretty. I'm going to make this one!
Hi Jennifer love this stitch very cosy,l will make as a gift ,thank you for sharing your talent,l always love when you have a new pattern,xxx
Great video!
Oh I love this and thank you for this tutorial!
I absolutely love your tutorials!!! Thank you! I’m looking forward to making this!
Very unique stitch. Pretty
Save yourself a lot of grief and crochet Loosely on this one. The puffs can be challenging if they're too tight. And if you have yarn that splits, you'll be in big trouble. I'm doing this to use up some of my stash.
Thank you for sharing easy to make 👏👏
Beautiful shawl. Nice tutorial. Thank you
So beautiful! You always pick the best colors!
Enjoyed that....will be making a few! 😊
What a beautiful shawl.☺
Thank you
Beautiful pattern!! ❤
Beautiful as always
ls a Beautiful shawl and the color thank you
Jennifer, I was watching the video and Row one you said "DC, Chain 2, DC" in the actual video you did DC, Chain 1, DC" I don't have the actual pattern with me but I thought I point out that little hiccup in the video.
I’d like to make this pattern into a lap blanket.
Beautiful ❤️
Hi I love all your projects I was looking for the pattern to make a rectangle shawl for my sister in law finally liked this one but you know the first row at the end I didn’t understand how did you end that could you please explain little bit I will be thankful to you 😋
Gorgeous 🥰
Thank you so much for sharing 👍
Hi. I wonder if this pattern can be made in a triangular shape? Thank you for your time :)
Greetings...I am having a hard time printing off a hard copy of the pattern. Pls advise. Yes, I love the pattern...Thanks
Hey Jennifer, where do you get all of your hooks and yarns? I just love them all!
Great question! fiberfluxblog.com/shop-here
What was the last stitch of row 1? A DC or puff?
Where can I find ur hooks. I do not see the down below u talk about. thank u.
Would that pattern be suitable for a finer yarn? Thank you for the tutorial. :)
I asked the same question on a crochet facbook page and did not get an answer yet....
Maybe she is busy.
Can you make this a triangle shawl using these stitches?
Sorry I asked you the end bit but I found the answer I think it’s double crochet 🧶 is that right 😋??
Would this pattern be for like cooler weather or is it light enough for a warm summer night? I love this pattern I can’t wait to try one.
You can make that decision yourself by the yarn choices you make. A heavier worsted may be great for fall/ winter, whereas a #3 may be all you need for spring summer. Any shawl pattern is determined heavy or light enough by the yarn we choose to use.
Your video tutorial has a chain one in your v stitch but the pattern had a chain 2 in the middle. Which is correct?
Just modified, but added this note to the pattern too: "Note : In the video and written pattern, I work a ch 1 in between each "V' of the v-stitch. However, if you are getting some tightness or "bunchiness", try working a ch 2 instead. Tension varies between crocheters and that puff is can be slightly bulky, so try both and see what works best for you!"
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i would like to make this for a friend she is probably a size 2x. can you help me with the size ? maybe double the starting chain? not sure what your demo size will fit. maybe a medium ?
I have several friends and myself, who are definitely plus size. For our preference we like rectangular wraps to be 20-24" wide. I always take them to 70" long. That is generous. 50" x 18", meh. For smaller sizes and narrower shoulders maybe. Just my experience. Hope this helps.
how many you do for extra large chains
Would it be possible for you go zoom in a little closer to have a better view of the steps you're showing? Thanks
Just to clarify, when you created the first V stitch, you explained to do a DC chain two and do another DC, however you only chain one when creating the V stitch. The written pattern calls for two chain for the V stitch. Which way is correct? Thanks!
You are absolutely correct! I went back into the pattern and changed it to ch 1, but added a little note about a ch 2: From the blog: "Note : In the video and written pattern, I work a ch 1 in between each "V' of the v-stitch. However, if you are getting some tightness or "bunchiness", try working a ch 2 instead. Tension varies between crocheters and that puff is can be slightly bulky, so try both and see what works best for you!"
Fiber Flux Thank you very much!
I was wondering where you get your lovely yarn from I tried every store near me and they do not carry it wondering where you got yours from can you give a reply back thank you
You can order yarn online. Wal-Mart, Amazon, Michael's, Joanns, so many sites. Hope that helps.
That pin in to keep the shawl together when wearing it, what do you call it, where can I get it or how do I make it?
I got this one from Knit Picks many years ago, they don;t have this exact one anymore, but have others that are just as lovely! :)
@@fiberflux thank you!
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Is a puff stitch the same as a bobble?
No. The bobble stitch is 4 or 5 dc together and a puff stitch you yarn over three or 4 times. Hope that helps.
Luwanda Artrelle that does help...thanks! Not a huge difference....I’ll just stick to the pattern. 😁
Your welcome Melanie. Glad I could help.
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Your pattern shapes are basically the same but different stitches.