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For now I have made vide tutorials for: Crochet GERBERAS flower: ruclips.net/video/pFbqpxhfx3k/видео.html (can also be a sunflower - depending of the colour of the yarn) Crochet ROSE flower: ruclips.net/video/mSZXpNUV25w/видео.html Crochet TULIP flower: ruclips.net/video/-afQ1Uu6Bh0/видео.html Crochet DAFFODIL flower: ruclips.net/video/Ql8SB16hlDg/видео.html but I will add at least two more flowers to my video tutorials for crochet flowers.

I have some amigurimu for the sea world: Crochet STARFISH: ruclips.net/video/NtMNuwMG8xg/видео.html Crochet JELLYFISH: ruclips.net/video/JiWYnlRmD8M/видео.html Crochet BABY WHALE: ruclips.net/video/e1VFc9mUApM/видео.html Hope it helps

That is hard to say, but you can do a test run to see how much yarn you need for a row of, let's say, 20 single crochet stitches. In this crochet letter 'K,' there are 30 rows with about 16 single crochet stitches in each row (give or take one or two). That comes up to about 480 single crochet stitches. But to make it a nice round number, let's say 500. So if you multiply the amount of yarn you need for 20 single crochet stitches by 25, you can get an estimate of how much yarn you need. You can do that by measuring the length of yarn you need for those 20 sc stitches, because for the weight of the yarn, I think - well, at least my scale wouldn't show any changes. Hope this helps.

@@crochetlearner1 I will do a tutorial for this. I hope it will be out in the begining of September.

@@feliciatorres2606 You can definitely sew them together with a needle 😊

Thank you ☺️☺️☺️

Thank you for pointing it out ☺️ I will add it to the secription.

So happy to hear that! Thank you.

Thank you! That is great to hear ☺️

I have a plan to do them. But I have also already been saying that to my self for over 2 years now. I hope to soon start with the numbers. I can confirm I already did some diagrams for the numbers so there was some progress made. I just need the time to do the rest and record everything. I hope to make them soon. I will let you know when the tutorials will be out.

You can find the tutorial for crochet letter B here ruclips.net/video/OOrzxSkHjbk/видео.html

Hi. I have to say no to this one for now. I wanted to make one but it didn't work out... Sorry 😞

Hi, thank you 😊 And now for the bad news... no I didn't do the tutorial for the sea hawks wall thingy and I was looking for the pattern but I must have lost it when my PC said enough (had a little incident with my PC breaking down big time). But... I can give you a hint... if you look for a "seahawks cross stitch" you can use that chart to crochet a wall tapestry. Hope it helps.

Thank you so much, I eill look for that xx❤

The diagram for the crochet letter H can be found here: www.thecrochetcircle.com/tutorials/crochet-alphabet-letter-h hope this helps

Okay Honestly i feel like its a lot to ask but im just a beginner so i cant read diagrams! Sorry 😔😐

Yes. It means 2sc in one.

@@TheCrochetCircle tq for reply ☺️

No I don't. Pehaps try with a smaller crochet hook and thinner yarn to make a smaller crochet letter? A 1mm crochet hook will make a much smaller crochet letter.

Oh... now you got me... I hope the diagrams help. To be honest... I... don't know 😞

I am so happy to hear that. I can confirm I already made the patterns now I only need to record everything... I hope I will be able to make it soon.

Thank you !

You are welcome. And thank you for the feedback!

Happy to hear that. And the letter B is on the more difficult side of making crochet letters. Great!

Thank you 😊

Thank you! Happy to hear that

Yes, the bottom of the crochet ladybug is black.

It depends to be honest. Yes, the back look is the most visible one. If I know I will be only working 1 row in the chains then I like to go trough 2 loops (the back loop and the back bump). But then some patterns call to work the chain base from both sides (top and bottom). So I usulay adjust to the pattern.

Hi, I used cotton (cotone) and thank you 😊

@@TheCrochetCircle Grazie ❤

Glad you liked it 😊

Sometime a mistake is not if you can fix it 😉

Gurl shut up

It is a free pattern that I found it here www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/tiny-octopus-6 Thank you Anastasia Kirs (Pattern © 2019 Anastasia Kirsanova / nansyoops) for this amazing Tiny Octopus crochet pattern.

@@TheCrochetCircle thank you so much! I'll try to make it! Normal size tho! 😃

I am trying to do my best and hope on the way that it is explained so even a beginner can understand. Glad it was a good tutorial 😊 And thank you 😊

I did 😉

Once they are up there they are staying. I do love how the watercolors mix and give you a nice transition from one color to the next, even if just going from white to light pink. But, depends on what you want to do with your crochet work. I know my flowers aren't going to be soaking wet, so it is OK for me to use watercolors. But if you have a high chance of crochet things getting wet, I would then suggest perhaps opting for textile colors. I never used those, so I don't know how they mix. Hope it helps

@@TheCrochetCircle Do the water colour comes out with touch , or like dust or something?

Thank you for letting me know. This is such a sweet thing you did for them ❤️

hm.... nope! I apologize but microcrocheting is (at least for me) something that is hard to do and film at the same time. Yes, small bits and pieces and even that it takes like 5 times to make those few stitches . Here you can find the pattern: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/tiny-octopus-6 Thank you Anastasia Kirs (Pattern © 2019 Anastasia Kirsanova / nansyoops) for this amazing Tiny Octopus crochet pattern.