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You are so easy to follow. Most videos are confusing. I am on my third scarf! Thank you so much for a beautiful pattern! You’re awesome!

Good introduction, I took notes. Thanks!

You do t say what yarn is made of is it acrylic or cotton ar a mix please advise

Very beautiful! 😊

Thank you very much for this. This method works best for me too! I finally found a secure way to hold my yarn. Thank you so much!! ❤️

How can I get the pattern for it

Thank you for making it easy🥰🥰🥰

Hey which wool would u suggest for making wool diaper covers ?

I’m a little confused. I am 74 but I subscribed because I like you and your stile.

Helpful! ❤

Beautiful, I love this stitch. This stitch is new to me; it looks difficult to make but is simple and so pretty. I am going to use it to make some scarves. You are very pleasing to watch; your crochet rhythm makes it so relaxing to watch your stitch. I love it. Thank you ❤

Thanks so much for this video. It has been a great help.

Beautiful.

Thank you for sharing 💜

I am instructing residences of an assissited living facility. Have one resident who just can't remember how to hold the yarn. I will try your method tomorrow. Will let you know thank you

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If you go round little finger by looping it under wedding ring and over middle finger so it leaves first finger and thumb holding your work. The nuns taught me the Patons method and hold hook like a pen. No sore fingers ever. I taught crochet for several years and some videos have bad methods . I cringe how many times people have to readjust the tension fingers. I recommend Patons diagrams and you can't go wrong. The nuns were great and I learnt correct method from the start.

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When I started crocheting, about 10 yrs. ago, I was holding the yarn too tight and my hands always hurt. Now, I don’t hold it anywhere as tightly as I used to, but have discovered that different pattern designers will have a different tension, and sometimes changing your needle size doesn’t work because it’s not the length that they’re looking for but the height. A designer also said this to me once. She said that some people are yankers, meaning very tight, some people are riders, meaning in between, or lifters, meaning very loose, and some patterns call for one of each style. I saw your video and am going to try this, this seems like a good way to control my yarn.

I appreciate your video. It is helpful. Thank you and God bless you 😊

Beautiful 😍

Thank you for your video and clear instructions. Made this Flecks Mouchetures from loops and threads w/ a K hook. Turned out beautiful and my friends going to love it ❤

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What is the multiple of stitches for the foundation row I want to make it wider

Jessika, do you have a pattern I can purchase for this infinity scarf. Thanks

I’m teaching myself and my daughter to crochet for a summer craft activity and your video was very helpful in showing us ways to hold the yarn. Thank you!😁

Best uncomplicated slipknot tutorial that I've ever encountered! Love your channel❤

Thank you so much for this guide. Now I have more idea in controlling tension. What a treasure your video is for beginner crocheters❤

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I wish they sold yarn like this

I think I need to practice these 3 stitches 👍🏽

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What other stitch pattern you wish to learn?

I am completely unable to hold my hook like a knife. When I finally caught on that people held their hooks that way, I was really surprised. I tried it, felt like a monkey using eating utensils, LOL. It is very awkward for me, painfully slow, literally *cannot* do it, hurts my arm, but I hold my hook pen style, very loosely and back from the hook, but still using the thumb rest, doing all the motion with my fingers and I can speed along. I cannot use short handled hooks because they make me lose control, such as the Clover Soft Touch with the very short handle. I crocheted for years and years before I even noticed anyone held differently than I do, wasn't aware anyone did differently. This could come from being a master hand quilter since the 1980's, not really sure. What is great is that everyone can hold their hook whichever way is most comfortable for them; no one is wrong! I also have always used tapered hooks, just bought what was readily available and cheap. People kept talking about Susan Bates and inline style hooks (I did have one, didn't know it, but it was a 10mm so rarely used). I recently got a set of metal Susan Bates hooks, plus one of the Susan Bates Soft Ergonomic hooks. The latter is nice in that the handle is quite long, longer than the Clover padded hooks, but I have a minor issue with Susan Bates, maybe because of my hook hold. It drags when I pull back through a loop, just a very slight tug, whereas tapered hooks with their smoother heads glide on through. It's so odd that I've crocheted for years without noticing either of those things, hook or hook hold differences, but now I know and have ventured out of my comfort zone, just to see what others are doing, I have at least seen if my usual way is the easiest way for me and it is. Thanks for the video! 🙂

That was very helpful, I have viewed many beginner videos and this one was the best in explaining how to hold it!