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Thanks for your comment! I'm really pleased you found it helpful :) x

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thank you! I'm pleased you liked this 😊 I love this technique too 🩷

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Hi Emma, thanks for your comment! Knitting is a great idea and another knitted item would be a good change from socks to expand my knitting repertoire a bit more 😆 It was a pleasure to test for you - such a lovely pattern! 🩷 Have a great weekend! Xx

Oh wow thank you so much for all these amazing suggestions! That’s so kind of you to take the time to list them all. I’ve loved checking them all out on Ravelry. They’re all lovely but I think the Moonlit shawl is probably my favourite. I think even if I don’t make it with the Sophia yarn I may make it with something else one day - it’s so pretty! Thanks again and happy crafting! X

Hi, thanks for your feedback! Yes, I know my video-making skills were not that proficient when I made this tutorial and there is plenty of room for improvement. It's on my list to remake this one!

Hi, thanks so much for watching and for your comment. 😊 That’s a great idea to add some extra ribbing to the jumper but thankfully a spot of blocking did the trick and it’s just big enough 😅 I love your idea for the Sophia yarn, edging squares with a neutral colour. That could work really well. I will give it some thought and see if I have something suitable 🤔 Thanks again and happy crafting! X

Hi, Sorry that's not one of my designs.

@@catherinecrochets No problem...thanks for the revert

Hi, thanks for your question. Often just 2 colours are used but you can use more (some of my patterns do). I think (although I'm not 100% sure) that a graphgan blanket could be made with other colourwork techniques besides (just) tapestry crochet. I think "graphgan" just means making a blanket following a colourwork chart or graph. So it could be with C2C or intarsia crochet, and not necessarily tapestry crochet. Hope that helps!

Thank you! I'm pleased you like it. The instructions for the set-up rounds are in the pattern for the Down the Line beanie (www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/down-the-line-beanie). This tutorial is to accompany that pattern and shows how to do the brioche part once you've done the initial few set-up rounds. Best wishes!

Thanks Marta! I loved making the stash-busting basket - it was so quick and easy, and super fun to make seeing how all the different colours came together. I would definitely recommend making one (or two!). xx

Hi Pamela! Thanks for watching - I'm pleased you enjoyed the podcast 😊 Sending best wishes to you in Cork! ❤️

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You're welcome! I hope it helps but I know what you mean about thin yarns, although often I find it's worth the effort 😊

@@catherinecrochets yes i prefer the look of thinner yarns but i find it harder to find patterns. I usually find patterns for category 4 yarn and then double the pattern for finer yarns. Thanks sgain!

Ooh - that sounds fab! Enjoy! 🖤

Thanks Emma! The yarn is so lovely and I can't wait to make some socks with it 💙 Despite my good intentions, last week was super busy so it ended up being about a month until my next episode anyway. You're right though, it is hard to remember what you said, how much of each project you'd done, and not repeat yourself (too much!). I will try to do better with the timing next time! 😆 xx

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Hi, thanks for your comment - I'm pleased you enjoyed the update! Good luck with getting your bag finished off - or is it done already now?! Best wishes x

Hi, I don't have a pic/video of the back for this project. But you can see the back of another similar project in this video: ruclips.net/video/RuXgluckVR4/видео.html (go to around 24 minutes).

granny squares are a lovely place to start :) I'm sure you'll be able to manage something like this soon if you'd like to!

You will get there! Granny Squares are the best place to start. By practicing and watching others. Don’t rush into complicated things right away because it’s easy to get discouraged. Above all, allow yourself time and be kind to yourself as you learn this fabulous art form!! Much love!! 💕

@@catherinecrochets thank you for the encouragement ❤️

@@susieannei5641 thank you for the encouragement! It’s been a month since I wrote that comment and I have already made so much progress and been having a lot too! ❤️

Hi, Thanks for your question. I don't have videos for whole projects but I do have several tutorials to accompany my written patterns, showing you how to do some of the more specialised techniques. My patterns are here: www.ravelry.com/designers/catherine-noronha and my video tutorials are here: ruclips.net/p/PLLFYsNTU3G5VlNDdKl9s3abpkJtOpx2fw&si=xwVik3st7ECgVZwt Hope that helps! x

Hi, that's a great idea - thank you! I am definitely going to do that 😄 Might even make a few! xx

Ooh, yes I think it would too! No, I don't have a pattern for one though I'm afraid.

Hi Emma, I loved joining the KAL 😊 but I know it's such a strange name for the yarn colour isn't it! 😆 At least it means I shouldn't forget it! x

Ah, thank you! Yes, I definitely didn't wear these hats last summer but they were lovely small projects to work on when it was hot 😅

Thank you! I’m pleased you like it 😊

Hi, it’s the Moira Cardigan by Carrie Chambers. It’s available on Ravelry here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/moira-cardigan Hope that helps 🙂

Glad it was helpful!

Hi Marta, Hope you managed to finish off a WIP! I'm so much happier now I have just a couple on the go and can make good progress on them both each week! 😆

@@catherinecrochets Nearly! I'm 1 button band off finishing my cardi! 👏

@@martamitchelldesigns yay!

Aw, thank you! I'm enjoying my fuzzy bee too! 😄

Hello, thanks for your comment! I'm really pleased to hear you enjoy the podcasts. I hope you enjoyed your late night crocheting! x

Hi Mary, thanks for your comment. It's lovely to hear from you👋🏻

@@catherinecrochets I'm sorry. I commented that on another video entirely. I have no idea how it ended up on this short. Your work seems lovely though.

@@maryhughes1087 ah, thanks! 😂

Hi, thanks for question! Yeah, I think this would be quite difficult to do whilst moving about although having said that I've never actually tried so don't know for sure. It might work if you had an apron with a big pocket for each ball though? Although the tutorial is at a table, I usually work on the sofa, and this technique works perfectly there. Good luck with your project! I hope you enjoy it! x

Hi, thanks for your comment - I'm pleased you found this useful! I'm using Scheepjes Catona yarn (4 ply, 100% cotton). x

@@catherinecrochets Thank you! It’s such a pretty color

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Hi, I've done that in a few of my patterns. I find the clearest way is to use the actual stitch symbols for e.g. dc2tog, or 2 dc in same stitch, and then colour them to match the yarn colour for each stitch. I tend to superimpose it all over a grid too, as that helps with seeing how it all lines up. Hope that helps!