I super appreciate the repetition in this video. I gotta see a stitch or pattern more than once or twice to get it. Most videos only show it a couple times. So thank you!
Love the stitch and I love especially how you explain every step as you go on your peaceful way. I already started and it is very relaxing. Thank you I look forward to crochet others
Thank you for reminding me of this crochet stitch. I’m a beginner and started this a year ago before my surgery and forgot how you showed this video. 👏😊
I so love watching your tutorials especially your style. With your one row repeats it's easy to remember the stitches. Thanks 😊 so much and have a beautiful 😍 ❤ weekend
Will be trying this! The size of the yarn (even a size up would be great for people like me who have vision issues and work with a larger bulky yarn), the white against the blue is PERFECT for tutorials! I will for sure be putting these vids on full screen but also the larger yarn really does help see each hand movement etc. Thanks Nati! PERFECT!
I wish I hadn’t seen this. I have 4 projects that I need to finish. But I wanted to see what this was like. I could sit and crochet this all day long. I doing a blanket for a future great grandson that I will never get to hold but he will have a blanket from me. Doing it in Caron light yellow and blue.
Hello Miss Nati; Lynda here in Utah. In your opinion what's a very soft yet fine cotton yarn. Maybe 2 ply or 3 ply at most. Not for dish cloths. Maybe even a combination of cotton and something else I could use for garments without going clear down to crochet "thread". I love this pattern. Love that you're teaching stitches.❤
Hi Lynda! It’s difficult for me to give you an answer, I’m not familiar with the American brand yarns . Maybe one of the viewers can answer you. I leave in Japan, I never encounter the American brands on the Japanese market.
@@naticrochet We have 2 online shopping apps. One is WISH the other is ALI? Something like that. Lots of Japan products. Maybe if you have a product name maybe I can research. OH MY!! You live in Japan? You're not Japanese though. Correct? I'm usually wrong with accents so I'd hate to guess. 💗
I have the app AliExpress but never order yarn from them. No, I am not Japanese, I am Romanian leaving in Japan, hopefully after my husband finishes his business here we move back to Hawaii. Have a great Sunday!
I live in Texas and I started a baby blanket with this pattern. I used Caron baby soft but it felt a little heavy but for a baby in Utah it would be real nice. For down here I am going to do another one with Bernstein baby yarn. I found it at Walmart in a large bundle for around $6. At first years ago when I first tried it I thought it was just cheap yarn. I didn’t know then about e, f g size crochet hooks. I like the f or g for this yarn.
I have saved the PATTERN I am going to make a pink grey and cream baby blanket in striped it should look good for my grandchild due in june it's my 5th one I am waiting excitedly for little eliza mae
Thank you so much. I loved your video. I'm going to make this for my new granddaughter due in June. Can you tell me how many chains I should do using about a J hook please? I'd like it to be about 36" square. Thanks again!!!
Hey Nati ! Thank you so much for this easy and wonderful pattern. I would love to use this pattern to make a baby sweater. I am also a RU-vidr from India. I make videos in my local language Hindi. May I use this stitch in my video. Thanks. Love from India.
I’m going to make this for my friends baby but you said to use even numbers. So I’m going to make her a receiving blanking but I am concerned what is the difference between a pop bubble stitch and bobble stitch. Because all I see is bobble stitch and I want too do the pop bubble stitch or have a free pattern. If you get back in touch with me I would appreciate because she’s do in April 15 2020. Thank you
Hi. I am interested in making a baby blanket for my daughter who is due next month. Would this be a good pattern choice (or can you recommend one that is) and what would be the best yarn to use?
Hi Trish! For baby (infants) blanket I recommend a stitch that has some holes in it, just in case if some how the blanket goes over the face. You can try a Triangle stitch, the Primrose stitch or lace shell stitch. As for the yarn, a soft cotton yarn. Congratulations on being a gramma! And a easy and fast birth to your daughter!
Nati hope you can help , because we did a sc in the first line , how do we Finnish off at the end to get the same effect Hope you understand (I am a new crocheter ) thanks