Thanks for sharing. God bless you dear.Your videos are very easy to follow .I have made the star but would be glad if you will please share how you made it stiff to hang.
I know the answer's a year late, but anyway. I use liquid starch. Some people dilute it to instructions, but the results dissipate fairly quickly imo. I use it as it is and the ornaments hold shape for years. This specific ornament needs to be pinned after starching. It needs to be something with an even and firm surface. I use sofa cushions for smaller stuff and our mattress for tablecloths :) If the ornament doesn't need washing, just rinse it in water, squeeze any excess out, put it in a container with starch, leave for a moment. Cover the stretching base with a clean absorbent cloth (thick or your base is going get starched too). Take the ornament and start pinning it out, section by section, so it's nice and even (this can even compensate for small unevenness in stitches). The level of stretch you apply is totally up to you. Some ornaments look good stretched out tight, some really just need pinning to hold shape after they dry. This one looks pretty straightforward to pin, the only exceptions are the peaks on the side. Just test what works for you with one. You could also iron it after starching but that's a bit more accident prone because you still need to pull on the ornament as you shape it and it's best done through a cloth so you don't cause any heat damage to the ornament. I prefer to iron only ornaments that don't lend themselves well to pinning, like hearts. Some people also use sugar water instead of starch but the ornaments get dirty really quickly, dust just sticks to them.
Your work is so beautiful! Do you have a pattern for Columbine flowers? I live in Colorado, it's the state flower here & I'm having a hard time finding a pattern that works well... Thanks.
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Bellissime stelline ,ottimo per centrino natalizio.grazie per questa bellissima idea 🤗🌻
The Christmas Tree looks great. 👍🙂
Holaaa
Recién te encontré y estoy encantada.
He logrado hacer 2 tapetes o centro de mesa.
Muchas gracias por tu generosidad.
Te doy 👍❤❤❤❤
I would have benefited a lot from teaching crochet from the beginning.Thank You
Fantastic ✿♥✿♥✿ Beautiful ✿♥✿♥✿ Awesome ✿♥✿♥✿
How lovely! I love the christmas tree. I will definetely try that one out. Thank you for sharing.
You are THE BEST!
Dziękuję
Thank so much 💝😇
Cute and beautiful work👍
Bellísimo.
Your videos are very helpful thank you💐🥰❤
Thanks for sharing. God bless you dear.Your videos are very easy to follow .I have made the star but would be glad if you will please share how you made it stiff to hang.
I know the answer's a year late, but anyway.
I use liquid starch. Some people dilute it to instructions, but the results dissipate fairly quickly imo. I use it as it is and the ornaments hold shape for years. This specific ornament needs to be pinned after starching. It needs to be something with an even and firm surface. I use sofa cushions for smaller stuff and our mattress for tablecloths :)
If the ornament doesn't need washing, just rinse it in water, squeeze any excess out, put it in a container with starch, leave for a moment. Cover the stretching base with a clean absorbent cloth (thick or your base is going get starched too).
Take the ornament and start pinning it out, section by section, so it's nice and even (this can even compensate for small unevenness in stitches). The level of stretch you apply is totally up to you. Some ornaments look good stretched out tight, some really just need pinning to hold shape after they dry. This one looks pretty straightforward to pin, the only exceptions are the peaks on the side. Just test what works for you with one.
You could also iron it after starching but that's a bit more accident prone because you still need to pull on the ornament as you shape it and it's best done through a cloth so you don't cause any heat damage to the ornament. I prefer to iron only ornaments that don't lend themselves well to pinning, like hearts.
Some people also use sugar water instead of starch but the ornaments get dirty really quickly, dust just sticks to them.
Beautiful
Bello,me encanto su musica.Dios le bendiga.
Eu amo seus trabalhos são lindos.😍😍😍😘 Merry christmas.
Thank you! Merry Christmas.😘
Você arrasa!
Çok güzel olmuş eline emeğine sağlık canım harika bir fikir 🌹🌺
So beautiful. I so love watching your videos and making them too. Your tutorial is Easy to follow. Merry Christmas 🎄
thanks for this video wonderful
Very beautiful 🌲❄️🌟
Molto bello
Hola saludos desde Argentina
Your work is so beautiful! Do you have a pattern for Columbine flowers? I live in Colorado, it's the state flower here & I'm having a hard time finding a pattern that works well... Thanks.
Beautiful 🌹🌹💖💖💖🌹💖💖💖👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌
Wowww...😍
Buenas Tardes. Para las que viven en Argentina, me podrían decir que tipo de hilo puedo usar para hacer este trabajo??. Desde ya Muchas Gracias
Maravilhoso!😍😍
Fabuloso
Please make some tutorial videos of crochet Amigurumi animals and birds❤
Amei❤️😍
nadoleg llawen blwyddyn newydd dda (merry christmas and happy new year) stay safe stay happy cheers jon (wales)uk
No explicación. Beautifull
What size was your needle when using the white thread?
The hook is 2.7mm (or C/2 in USA size or 12 in Canada/UK size).
Can’t wait to try making these. Thank u for the great videos.
Ia gmalw 👍