Easy to follow and I love how it turned out. After making the tail with 20 stitches it looked a bit long so I left it at 20 stitches and did a little whip stitch to keep the base of the tail closer to the body and it turned out perfect. Thank you for this pattern.
I am very much a beginner and found it to be so easy to follow along with you! I also LOVE the way you kept the video organic and your commentary along the way. It is like having a tea and crochet party with a friend. Thank you so much!! Such a lovely pattern! 🥰
Thank you so much! I have knitted for years and just recently started crochet. I finally understand how to make a cat coaster,I have watched a few videos , and this is the first one that is understandable. Amazing how you were able to include some basic crochet into your talking. You are also very entertaining and down to earth! I am looking forward to more projects with you.
Love this project. I love how well you explain everything & how you make it so easy for beginners to make beautiful pieces! Yes for the pattern design!❤
Ok, having watched the whole video now, I want to say three things - (1) You do an excellent job explaining how to make a magic circle, (2) You make crocheting this round cat coaster super simple, showing clearly how to put in the increases and add on the ears and tail at the end, and (3) Yes, I'd love a video in the future that discusses developing our own pattern variations. For instance my 17yo daughter has two pet Shetland sheep, and I'd love to make her a set of coasters. Next to the ears, I'd need to add little curved horns. Hmmm.... I might just give it a go and experiment. How bad could it be? (Maybe really bad? ☺️)
That’s the beauty of crochet it’s so easy to experiment with different stitches to make a pattern! Plus it’s so satisfying to know your created something from scratch ☺️
My sister and her family are waiting to hear back about an apartment. Finally! They are cat people! So perhaps I’ll have to surprise them with these adorable coasters! Thank you!
My first crochet project using the magic circle. You are a great teacher and I look forward to doing other patterns with you. I made the cat coaster with you step by step and I am so happy how it came out. Thank you.
Loved this pattern. So simple to follow along. I also really appreciated the use of the pie analogy to explain the increases to create a circular pattern. Thank you!
I have picked up my crochet needles for the first time in a decade and I am absolutely thrilled to have found you and your simple way of explaining the magic circle, I did it first time and I remember it being a giant pain my butt! Thank you so much! ❤
I can't wait to try these! So cute! I want to make them for my sister and my son who both have grey tabby cats. I found this on Pinterest and it started on this one. I may try to go back and see all the other days as well. So fun and I love how you showed your magic circle, I have such a hard time with those, but I am sure I can follow your video. :)
I love this pattern. I made a set of 4 for my crazy cat lady friend. I went to make the heart coaster again, and could not find the video. Thanks so much for post fun videos, I really enjoy them.
Hello! I recently started crocheting and i love your videos! I love how you talk to us while doing it, and don't just skip ahead haha very comforting!.
The perfect handmade present for all cat mammas! 🥰 I’d love to see the final creation. You can tag me on Insta @crochetandtea I’d love to share your coaster with my followers ☺️
thank you so much for these! you explain so well and angle your shots great that it's easy to understand especially when i tend to get lost 💕 ive done two of these already and i might make more! more power to you 🥰
This is so adorable! Your instructions are so easy to follow. I'm still beginner/intermediate so your detailed steps are so nice. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for this cute cat coaster tutorial! You explained it really well. I'm a beginner so I tried to follow this one today and I'm so glad I've made it!! Thank you for sharing this tutorial. Looking forward to more tutorial videos of you! ^^
This is probably dumb but is there a written pattern somewhere? I'm trying to learn to read patterns by having them both written and following along with a video to make sure I understand. Cheers
I haven't tried a guitar yet, there's so many shaped to consider. I'm sure if you found a tutorial for a rounded triangle coaster you could say it was a plectrum...? :-)
Can I just ask, what is the easiest way to block and shape the coaster? I've even done some flat circle ones, but the edges tend to curl up slightly :)