so once the fabric is woven like this can it basically be treated more or less like fabric? I assume you'd need to do something like heat backing all under the whole thing so it doesn't come apart as it's cut sewn and shifted around this looks like it'd be such an incredible way to do a full bag or a jacket
I’m trying to locate the specific pattern for your Granny Square bag. I love the rounded edges at the bottom. I looked on TL’s website and RU-vid channel but can’t find it. Can you give me some direction? I love that bag!!!!! Oh, and I LOVE your mantra that crochet hooks are way better companions than people who talk! And people that talk and don’t crochet….. just don’t get it!😊😊😊😊
I am in search for a Patrick Lose Fabric in Dapple. I am making a project in which I only have 1 1/2 yards and was needing 4 yards. I am making the Exploding Heart of America and was needing a background color similar to the one in the pattern. Would you check to see if your store still carries it. If not, I would like a color close to the one in the pattern. I would love the Glisten Opulence in this particular shade of blue.
Love that you tell us all the steps as you do them, I learned a lot. Which brand wooly nylon did you use? How did you wind it on the bobbin? What was your machine settings for twin needle ?
I love the way it's not heavily branded as pride and it's just treated as regular yarn, and reading the comments and learning it's all year round is awesome!
Oooo, I just got some of the big twist yarn from Joanne's and it's so nice and soft. I got the huge one that's over a pound of yarn in red and another in purple so I can make my son a giant squid like he wants. Lol
Don't understand all these so called reactions..rather just watch the original..having an idiot guy pulling stupid facial expressions adds nothing to it and is just taking revenue from the original poster, some even add inane commentary...please stop!😕
