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I used one skein but they are big skeins of yarn.

Thank you so much!

It helps if you look at the slip stitch from the row you just finished. Identify the back loop from that row. When you turn your work that back loops is you front loop on the other size. A lot of people get confused with this but I assure you I am working in the front loop.

Thank you so much! Yes they do make great gifts. Thanks for watching.

You’re welcome!

Thank you so much!

@@woodcampercrochetcrafts yw❤️

Thank you!

Thanks!!

They are for 0-3 months.

@@woodcampercrochetcrafts ok thankyou!

I am sorry to hear that. It is really hard to say but it could be when you seemed it together, the tension, or possibly dropped stitches. Wish I could be more help but it is hard to say without examining the finished product.

It depends. Some designers state that their patterns are for personal use only (this includes gifts) and others that you're free to sell the finished items with some of these specifying that they wish to be linked or credited as the designer. Prohibitions or requirements beyond resale and redistribition of the actual pattern might not be legally sustainable, but personally I would skip patterns with anything of that sort to which I could not easily comply. There are plenty of patterns both free and purchased without restrictions that might be difficult to honor as well as plenty of objects that don't really require a pattern. If it is an original pattern of your own creation you can sell the item, the pattern, neither, or both as you see fit.

@epicnamepwns1242 thanks so much, that is a really good point!

That is wonderful to hear. Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to let me know you enjoyed the pattern and video. 😍

That is such a nice comment, thank you. Obviously you still remember even after 10 years as I don’t really classify this as a beginner project! Yes, no one wants to watch me crochet the entire row! I like listening to music as well when I crochet. Thanks for watching.

Thanks! Happy Crocheting. 🧶

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If you go to my playlists. You can find it under “crochet techniques”

1 ball will make a pair.

@woodcampercrochetcrafts when u mentioned the yarn in ur description , it has 3 in brackets ..so I assumed 3

The 3 refers to the weight in case you are substituting yarn or using some from your stash.

@@woodcampercrochetcrafts ohhh makes sense now

Staring now !!! Ty

No problem! Thanks for watching.

Thanks!❤️

Thanks for watching!

No problem. Thanks for watching!

Yes you still start by chaining 17 for the cuff but instead of crocheting 18 rows you crochet 20. Then for rows 1-17 (in the body of the mitten) add an additional stitch at the beginning and end of each row.

​@@woodcampercrochetcraftsokay so for the body, you wouldn't just add a stitch to the beginning and end of only row one? You would add to all of them? And what about when you get to row 10 and decrease?

@user-sj4mb8bz2o to all the rows until you get the the decrease. You have two extra stitches in each row so for the decrease rows you do one extra decrease.

Thank you! ❤️😍

The pattern is worked flat not in the round so no need to measure the chain around your head. The chain is the height of the hat with enough extra for a “cuff”.

I meant to say a big THANK YOU! For your reply and the pattern! Your video and pattern was so easy to follow, I am in the middle of making a beanie and it’s coming along beautifully! You made it so very easy to understand. Cheers ❤

What a lovely comment! Thank you so much for letting me know. I am glad you are enjoying the pattern.

If you are having issues I recommend using stitch marker . Thanks for watching.

Ops! I haven’t made this in a while but I am fairly certain it was 1.5 balls.

You can substitute with any yarn that is the same weight.

I am so glad you are finding the videos helpful. Thanks so much for letting me know.

@@woodcampercrochetcrafts np!! Keep doing what you do best, never let a hate comment get you down!

@Moth_64 thanks!

What a lovely comment, thank you.

Thanks for the feedback it is much appreciated. It did not occur to me when I made the video but now that you mention it I definitely can see how that is confusing. Thanks for letting me know.

@@woodcampercrochetcrafts thanks for the reply. I'll give it another try, hopefully I'll do it correctly this time.

Glad to hear you are giving it another go. Let me know how it turns out.

Glad to hear you are giving it another try let me know how it turns out.

Thanks for the lovely comment and feedback!😀

Glad it was helpful!

It is in the video. I don’t demonstrate both hands but in the video I provide the instructions for both.

Hello! I have driven through New Brunswick once on the way to PEI but definitely want to get back there to tour around one day, I hear it is beautiful. Thanks for watching!

When you look at your work the vertical line of yarn that forms the stitch is called the post.

What a kind comment 😍Thank you very much for watching.

I appreciate the feedback. I heard that from a few views and have used lighter colours in subsequent videos.

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it.

Well hello! Lots of the inspiration for my patterns comes from the Island. What a beautiful place 😍

I hear you! I always think I don’t need stitch markers and then find myself a stitch short!

You’re very welcome. I am glad you enjoyed the pattern. Thanks so much for letting me know.

I completely agree!

I think there is an option for subtitles unfortunately I don’t speak Spanish but I wish I did!