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@debrathompson9573 thank you! For this one, I'm working under both loops of the stitch.

@@sharonwilliams2757 so happy to hear 😊

@@cjayshobbycorner so glad you like them! Happy crocheting 😊

@@cjayshobbycorner thank you 😊

@somyagahlot5052 good question! I do like the cotton yarn for durability, but it does tend to hold in stains more. My favorites are Red Heart Super Saver and Lion Brand Wool Ease. They both hold up well to use, and washing and drying, and while these yarns and the canvas could be machine washed and dried, spot cleaning is recommended to preserve your items or you can soak in a bowl for a tougher spot.

@azzaeid4757 thank YOU! That is what I always aim for so I'm glad to hear. What will you do with this square?

@@user-qe1sh3tw3z thanks so much!

@@amritasarbadhikari3549 so welcome. Happy crocheting 😊

@@evperez3599 so glad you enjoyed this pattern! It's such a fun stitch to work.

@lanettecox7442 great minds think alike! Don't be afraid to try things that are out of the norm. There are lots of great ways of doing things 🙌

@@carollemieux7474 that is so kind of you - thank you! Happy crocheting 😊

@@sherryfaires7931 thank you - warms my heart to hear!

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@angelahill8737 thanks so much! So glad you liked this video. I try my best to include everything. Happy crocheting 😊

@pearlwalker552 yay, so glad you enjoyed this video and found it helpful with the stitch pattern. I'm working on a blanket for mine too. What colors have you picked?

@@lifeisfree868 you got this 🙌 Reach out if you have any questions.

So welcome 😊 Glad you enjoyed it! Making wreaths is one of my favorite things.

Thank you!

I'm so happy to hear! The suzette stitch is a beautiful stitch pattern that looks lovely on so many other projects too! Happy crocheting 🙂

So happy to hear ☺️

Glad I could inspire! It's such a fun craft ☺️

Thank YOU! So glad you enjoyed this tutorial 😀

I suppose it could be. I always just say it's the first stitch. It will be the stitch right underneath where the beginning chain is, and the stitch will come out just to the right of the chain.

Thank YOU! So happy to hear. What will you be making with your squares?

@@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet a multi-coloured heart blanket! X

@@zoeyis2000 love it! Me too 😊 Figured I'd get ahead so it would be done in time to use for Valentine decorating.

Thank you, Brenda! What part are you struggling with?

@@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet all of it LOL I'll get a pattern and then I'll find out how to do it thank you for asking

@@brendahelmer9956 I have many written patterns on my EyeLoveKnots blog, as well as photo tutorials showing how to corner to corner in both half double crochet boxes and double crochet boxes. Please reach out with any questions you might have. I'm happy to help 😊

One of mine too! I just looovvee the texture and how easy it is to add graphics. So glad you enjoyed this one 😊

So glad you like it! I am working on a blanket myself in a chunkier yarn ❤️ This is my favorite combination! I actually just finished it, but still need to figure out the stitching for the different sizes. The stitch count is a little tricky. I don't know if a multiple of 40 would work without doing some math. I find that I always have to adjust it depending on the size I'm making because it has to be an odd number for the 2nd section, a multiple of 3 for the 3rd section, in the 4th section I do an even number of half double crochets in each part including the beginning and end and a similar concept for the bobbles and then ends with an even number for the last section so... it's a bit involved, and I usually sit down with pencil and paper and play around with my counts depending on the size I want. In the end, the shaping works out, and I just make sure my total stitch count in each section stays close to one another so there aren't large dips along the edges. With that said, I would probably start with an odd number that is 1-2 stitches away from a multiple of 3. That would allow you to work the first 2 sections, then you will most likely need to adjust from there. Adjust the length as you go as well dividing your desired length by each section (subject for border before dividing), and then you may end up stopping a row before or after that measurement as some of the stitch patterns need to be worked from a specific side, like the second section.

This is Lion Brand Yarn.

Absolutely! I love creating them and sharing with everyone. So glad you enjoy my designs 😊

Hi there! The crown will most likely require more rounds of increases. You can try it, and then see how close you are after checking gauge. Otherwise, I would recommend starting with my Lightweight Grace Tinley Beanie video for the crown. I use a #3 weight yarn, and the same size hook: ruclips.net/video/TEHjEzQDYsU/видео.htmlsi=IriF0gui9FR-T5pk Once you get the crown done, you can come back to this video for the suzette stitch in the body, working evenly around. You will most likely need to add more rounds to the height of the body too so just measure before fastening off.

Thank you so much for the tips. I just finished my hat and it turned out perfect.

@annamariewoodle2424 yay! So happy to hear ☺️ Glad I could help!

So glad you enjoyed it 😊

Thank you, Sharon! Tell me more about what it is you're looking for so I can visualize it better, like one wall hanging or individual letters strung up like a traditional banner, or something else? I have wall hangings and squares for individual letters (you can find some in the Home Decor playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLAgrRPB3v6_ubzP32Z1y0bSoBge6GUmfv), but to comfortable spell out Birthday, I'm thinking each letter might need to be worked in a very light yarn, maybe like a fingering or crochet thread? I have already started working on single crochet versions. Perhaps I can work on something similar to what you're looking for.

@@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet thank you for getting back to me so soon... A banner please... MY GRANDDAUGHTER MIA will be 10...want to surprise her.. 💐

@sharonwilliams2757 what month is her birthday?

@@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet The 17th of May... THANK YOU so much ❤️💐🙏

Happy early birthday to her! While I do have a project like this on my list of things to do, I wouldn't be able to have it done in time. I can recommend a couple of ideas. If you want to crochet it, definitely check out the Moogly blog crochet alphabet (free pattern for all letters): www.mooglyblog.com/lowercase-alphabet/, or I recently published a free Plastic Canvas Alphabet on my sister blog On Rockwood Lane: onrockwoodlane.com/2024/04/plastic-canvas-alphabet-free-pattern/

Thanks so much! Happy to share :-)

Thank you so much! That warms my heart to hear! I always try my best to explain everything so nothing is left to question.

Definitely! It's one of my favorite stitch patterns to use variegated yarns with, especially the ones I've been holding onto not knowing what to make with it. Here is my video for making an afghan (11 sizes to choose from): ruclips.net/video/F9oUGU2Wb2s/видео.htmlsi=a06et1Nc2hr6Nzf3

Very welcome! So glad you like it. Thank you for the feedback!

Very welcome 😊 So glad you found it helpful!

So welcome!

Teen size would be the same as Adult Small (following average head sizes - could also be Adult Large if circumference measurement is larger, but I would go with the Adult Small)

I don't have it publicly shared on my channel or blog yet, but you can access the video right here: ruclips.net/video/LX8O4QNT8KU/видео.htmlsi=prAU8YK5OBSl6PYL

You are so kind! Thank you for the feedback. I try my best to include all the details, and this sampler is one of my favorites!

What would you say is a summer beanie? I've worked some beanies with a lightweight cotton yarn and stitches like the v-stitch - something like this?

I like starting using my methods, but definitely use whichever method works best for you 😊

So happy to hear :-) Always welcome to come and chat!

You made my day, Kathy! So glad you enjoyed this tutorial. That traveling seam used to drive me so crazy, and I know I'm not alone so I try to share whenever I can ☺️

That warms my heart to hear ❤️ Would love to know where you donate to so I can add the organization or hospital to my list.

Yes! I’m looking for chemo beanie patterns for myself. I’m about to turn 73 in a few weeks. Self taught crochet only ,starting in 1971 & eventually taught classes in the mid-seventies. I’ve never tried to follow an instructor before! I’ve never seen this pattern before either. I’m such a Luddite with trying to use modern devices but will try to find the pattern. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise!

Thanks so much!