How To Crochet the Sparkling Waters Wrap
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- Опубліковано 26 лют 2019
- Learn how to crochet the Sparkling Waters Wrap, a fabulous lace shawl with easy to stitch elegant fans!
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This is a fantastic wrap and I enjoyed making it. It came out gorgeous! You are such a great teacher and the video was perfect! I will be making another for myself! Thank
I love this. Infact I love all your crochet tutorials.
I love this wrap pattern. I will be making it soon! You are an excellent teacher, and I love your videos. I appreciate that the video always includes a link to a written pattern. I often refer to both.
I'm new in your channel thank you for this gorgeous pattern. Greetings from South Africa.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I find it most helpful to have a visual along with an audio instruction. :D I'm making at least two of these for holiday gifts this year. I've also subscribed to your channel as you give very clear instructions. Again, thank you! Seek joy, y'all!
Just too pretty! Another project on my ever growing list💕🙏💕
Ohhh so beautiful. Cant wait until this weekend to start it. Luv your patterns very much!💙
Thank you Jennifer this is stunning!!❤
I love the stitches in this shawl!
I’ve just followed your pattern and made a lovely infinity scarf in a variegated blue to teal yarn. I like a repetitive pattern, it’s easy to put down and pick up and I was watching tv and crocheting too. Thank you for posting
So pretty. Thank you for putting on Ravelry.
I have some #4 Willow Blossom yarn that's 60 Merino & 40 Silk. It's 130 yds each ball. Now I have a project for the wool. Thanks! Your tutorials are great and easy to follow.
I've been waiting for a pattern like this. Beautiful!
A lovely pattern and it is at the top of my list to make next. When I decided to get back to crochet after many years, I made one of your poncho patterns (Woodland Spendor) for my daughter. Needless to say she loved it! Thank you for another simple yet stunning design.
This is by far my all time favorite UA-cam channel❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your patience in explaining everything. Blessings!
That is such a beautiful shawl Jennifer! That is also a lovely color.
Love it ♥️ Look forward to making this lovely shawl. Thank you!!
Thank you for the gorgeous sparkling water wrap pattern. I've just crocheting one for a friend ❤️
Very pretty Jennifer! Thanks for sharing. I can definitely see myself making this with one of my special yarns as it’s so pretty!
Such a beautiful pattern. Always like your tutorials. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Jennifer for this classic pattern, lovely work, l will make for a. Friend 😊😊😊
I love this, beautiful teal color.
I have made several shawl with this pattern one of the best thanks for sharing❤️
Gorgeous!❤ I'm going to use a Yarn Bee Sugarwheel in Blueberry Cream. Can't wait to get started!
Thank you for the tutorial 😊. Beautiful pattern ❤️
Beautiful, can't wait to make.
This is beautiful, my next shawl!
Waw. I really love this shawl. Thanks for sharing. ❤❤❤
Love your beginner crochet tutorial very understandable
im new in your channel I'm a beginner i was crocheting a purse years ago was learning with a magazine i dint finished and after moving around i lost it I understand all the stitches well im gonna try again i love your videos and the way you teach thanks! 😍👋
I loved this pattern. Thanks mam for making it simple to follow.
So beautiful!! I love it!! 💗
Thank you so much!!
Thank you, it’s so beautiful 😍
This is so beautiful!
This is an older tutorial but I just discovered it. I'm enjoying making the shawl very much.
Absolutely beautiful!!!!!!
Thank You and many congratulations from Italy 👏💕💕 👏💕💕👏
Beautiful design. I love it!
Thoroughly enjoying this pattern... On the current one, I'm working lengthways and turned the work round after row 1 to add a border of the same shells. At the end I shall revert to row 2 and then carry on as normal. Should look nice 😁
I actually just finished this in a small cowl. In Red Heart Unforgettable Stained Glass! It was called the Peacock stitch in my book. Gorgeous!
another project on my list 😍💜
Brilliant tutorial. You're a great teacher. MANY THANKS .mine came out same as yours.😀
Gorgeous stitch...also called thr PEACOCK stitch
Gorgeous!!💖
Love this & all your videos 👏👏Thank you 🙏
Gorgeous! Starting it today!
Fantastic. I love all of your videos ♥️
I just love this shell fan wrap thanks you just subscribe to your channel. Thanks for the beautiful wrap.
Because of your stitch pattern my eye finds that for a shawl anyway I'd like to see your design run the length and point in a down facing direction. Just more pleasing to the eye to look upon. Just my own take on your lovely creation.❤
Thank you, I think I found my next shawl.
Beautiful!
Gday Jennifer, i love the colour of that green shawl. It's a very impressive pattern ☺🇦🇺💙
It's beautiful...
Super it's very beautiful
Hello. New to ur channel recommended by Glenda over at creative grandma. You have beautiful patterns that cant wait to start, beautiful work. Like the way u teach, looking forward to learning & enjoying crochet projects. Thank you for ur time & continue success, blessings. 🤩💕😊
Beautiful ❤️❤️
Love your videos!
I swear you read minds! I have been looking for a shell pattern
Very pretty
Gorgeous! Thanks so much
Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful
Gorgeous 😍
I love colour
Love this tutorial video🥰🥰
Pretty
Muito lindo! 👏👏👏👏🙌🙏😍🫶👍🌷😘
I love your videos and patterns I really enjoy watching you, where can I get the crochet hooks.Thank you so much for what you do for us that enjoy watching you.
Beutifull thanks god bless.
I'm trying but I don't have patience hahaha. Give up easily. It's a nice creation.
Do u have any stash busting ideas
Hi Jennifer, may I ask the following question, how long before you were given back rights to reuse your pattern again at this current time-frame from when the magazine first published it? Thank you for sharing, the pattern is very unique and pretty. Respectfully, Donna K.
Cant we do single line of this pattern.
Boa noite senhora
Muita linda uau UAU ♥️♥️
Lovely😘
Can you make it with Caron yarn, size 5 hook? Thanks for the video.
U can use caron yes , you can use 6mm hook with that also
I love watching your videos. I am really liking your crochet hooks. Will you send me their link. I must not be spelling it correct. Thank you
the bernard yarn is to stretchy l did it with the i hook don t look right i guess l have to do with h hook
The website for the yarn is not working
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I made it
Can you make this into a shawl?
Can I use a size 3 yarn? What would this change?
Hi Karen. I was thinking that I would make this shawl using a #3 weight yarn as I have some lovely yarn in that weight. Naturally with a lighter weight yarn, you would have to add more beginning chains to obtain 16 inches of width and you would crochet more rows to reach 60 inches. And don't forget to take into consideration the size of your hook. I will be making a swatch with the yarn in my stash and see how it looks before I make the shawl. Good luck!
Hi Jennifer.... I've got a question which is driving me to distraction. When making a scarf with scallops, the beginning chain makes a finished straight edge while the ending edge is scalloped. So when the scarf hangs down from around the neck the bottom edges do not match...one straight ...one scalloped.. Is there any way to make them match? Help!!!!
The bottom edge, the beginning, is started with a chain row that makes it straight. Therefore at the end, your las row, either work a full row of slip stitches across the row, or a full row of single crochet. I beleive that will help it look more even on the ends.
Adding a edit to my own reply: in each of those sc, where she has you put trc in the sc, you probably get away with putting dc's in the sc's. That should give you a straight row.
Do you think shawl in a ball yarn would work for this pattern? Thanks again
I was wondering about that also. I'm pretty new to crochet.
@@ethelbailey3794 I used it with no trouble. I did however use 1 1/2 balls but person it was made for is almost 6 feet tall. Hope this helps
In some of your cowl videos, u use chunky, I don’t have that weight, can I use a 4 ply instead of chunky
Thanks
Cat24
Yes. You can double up your 4 weight yarn. I do it all the time to make it bulky. I don't buy bulky yarn. My projects come out nice. Hope that helps
At the beginning it looked like you only skipped 3 and went into the 4th chain. I suppose it still works out though with just an extra chain at the end.
Yup! I saw that too and watched it a few times. If I had a dime for every time I did this 🤪
Laura Jordan me too, I’d be rich 🤣🤣
I'm not sure how you fit 5 shell in 52 chains when I had to do 56
Mine works out perfect with 52 chains & 5 shells
I'm having the same problem.
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Crochet scarf
You are a wonderful teacher and I love this pattern that you developed. But I do have one suggestion. Could you please try to reduce the frequency of saying "okay?" I watch, and will continue to, but I'd love you even more without the okays. Thanks for "listening."
It’s a shame this lady doesn’t respond to comments or questions.
Your original scarf looks beautiful, the red heart yarn… no so much🤷♀️
I love your tutorials, first off :). As a learner however, your counting every single itty bitty time is quite redundant. I appreciate your being thorough but instead of counting to 9, five times, 2-3 repeats would have done it :). What is not talked about (which I figured out) is how in the foundation row, the fan hides the very next stitch when you need to skip 4ch. Anyway- you’re wonderful and your work is superb. Just some feedback.
Beautiful!!!