Crochet Catherine’s Wheel 

3/16/2022: When I was learning crocheting, I soaked up information like a sponge. I could never learn too much. I caught on to everything really fast. Since then, I have crocheted so much and even taught crocheting at an occupational therapy class. I luv the way ppl make these videos on YTube now. Look at the video on Yutube: Peacock Pretty Blanket. Getting ready to make. Aloha from Hawaii💚❤️🌺🌴👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

I also worked it into a sweater I made years ago I like using different stitches to add texture onto my projects. I wish we could add pictures of our finished projects without adding a video.

I am making blankets for US states hit by natural disasters so that they can stay warm this winter

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xaPgAo55RoY.html

For the low low price of ten dollars, I will develop for you a US treble crochet "Lillian's wheel"

I also have learned crocheting from Debra, and another few people! I started in English Us terms.because at the time i started with crocheting there weren't Dutch women or men who made long video like this one! Only short commercial video's 😊😊. ( i am Dutch) I am grown up with a english speaking grandma because almost everybody from her family lives in Canada! She was good with crocheting too and my grandpa was a illustrator and he also made beautiful oil and acryl paintings at home! He also had studied for that and he was working for a very famous Dutch illustrating company! ( that was in the fifties till he died when i was 5) What the problem is when you learn crocheting in another language like English that i had difficulties with reading the crochet terms and what they want to tell in a Dutch crocheting! Now i finally found a Dutch woman who does the same what Debra does but i my 1 st language! Just to learn the Dutch terms and how to read patrons in Dutch instead of Us English 😁😁 That is working perfect for me now! I am glad i can also read Dutch patrons on the internet or in a very nice crocheting glossy which i buy sometimes when there is a special kind of lessons in! ( old Dutch curtain paterns reading and make it, filet technic) I am also just started to follow a few women which do zentangling or doodling! My son did that (Doodling) and he is making such wonderfull things) but i am happy that there is again more video's to find in American than in Dutch hahah. I love RU-vid! And i want to thank you Debra for all this fantastic lessons! Have a nice day!!!

You're welcome! And wow it had CC? That must be RU-vid working magic. Tell me more. Were my words transcribed somehow? I'm lucky to get my videos to my phone up to youtube lol!

I have it written out here: daisyfarmcrafts.com/catherines-wheel-stitch/

LP can always pause or double tap to go back ten seconds.

Thank you for the advice - I don't have a device I can carry around with me and like to take my projects with me.. I'm not too technologically savvy...Guess I am old school...I do appreciate the tips and love the pattern! Thanks again...LP

LP on the top right area on your screen you will see 3 dots, click that. In that list you will see something that says playback speed, click that. Here you will be able to adjust the speed of her video. I usually use this if someone has a strong accent and I can’t understand. .75 or .50 is what I use. Hope this helps.

I think the Harlequin stitch looks more diamond shaped than round.

This is a Susan Bates hook

They are called Susan Bates Comfort Grips and I bought them at Joann's.

Hi...saw your question and thought I'd comment. I think it looks better in solid colors otherwise you won't really be able to see the pattern. I guess it might work if you did one solid row and one variegated.

@@starrskyeevents8044 Thank you so much for answering!!

yes, of course, you don't need to change colors at all. Just keep going!

Oh I love your Channel thank you so much, keep up the good work God Bless you and Hannah xx