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@@heatherf833 thanks Heather. I love the fabric of moss stitch too. Your wrap sounds lovely.

@@lambertfever thankyou Tara. Im sure your cushion cover will look amazing. Keep an eye out for Part 2. I’ll be demonstrating how to blend solid colours as an alternative to using variegated or tonal yarns. 🌺🌼🌸

@@CuriousinNY Ive kept 3 in my home. Yellow, peach and this one. That’s it. 😀 I think I’ve made enough. The gum leaf green one and pink are my daughters. She hasn’t finished hers yet. I want to make a blanket in this pattern next.

@@michellereynolds3281 you’re welcome Michelle. 🌿🪲🌿

@@gumleaf_crochet_and_yarn thanks Jill. This one took me all week to upload. My phone was not cooperating.

@ ohhh noooo, I had to offload all my own videos onto Marc phone so mine could film, edit and save our videos…next phone I get will have to have lots more space 😆😉

@@cynthiaj5296 Hi Cynthia, thankyou for your comment. Yes, log cabin is on my to do list to video also. I’m happy to share what I’ve learnt over the years. I’ve got a couple of other requests to do first but I will put that on my list now for you. 🌺🌸🌼

@@AdventureswithJeebie-mc1vz thankyou 🌿🪲🌿

@@claudinebos6266 Merci pour votre commentaire et votre question. C'est de la laine. Je le teint moi-même. Ce n'est que récemment que j'ai commencé à teindre ma propre laine. Cette laine particulière provient d'un magasin ici en Australie. J'achète la laine non teinte ou dans ce cas c'était une laine blanche. Ensuite, je l'ai teint aux couleurs que je voulais. Vous pouvez voir certaines de mes autres vidéos de mon processus de teinture. Je ne vends pas cette laine pour le moment. J'apprends encore. J'espère que ma traduction est correcte. J'utilise une application de traduction. Je m'excuse si je fais une erreur.

Oh merci pour la réponse et bravo ! La traduction est au top 😉 Toutes mes félicitations pour votre travail de la teinture au final .

@@deborahb.3736 thats a great alternative too. Because I used two different tones I wanted a contrast colour but using the same colour would look lovely also. So many possibilities. Thanks for your comment. I might try that next time.

@@anaserrot6620 Lo siento, no hablo español. Estoy usando una aplicación de traducción, así que espero que esto sea correcto. Es lana.

@@alexsandra9000 thanks Alexandra. I’m overwhelmed by your compliment. I would like to do a video on colour blending. I must admit I’ll have to have a good think about how to do that. I’ve never really analysed how I choose my colours. To be honest it kind of just happens as I go with a blanket. I don’t have an exact technique about it, it’s more by feel of what I think looks good at the time. Sometimes it works and sometimes I’ll start and then pull it out when I hold it away from me and think it doesnt. I’d love to hear your ideas. Email me with some suggestions if you have any and I’ll work on it.

@@CrochetCavalier oh this could be fun. I will try to send an email tomorrow!

@@Patricia-r7t8f have fun Patricia. Im happy you enjoyed watching. 🌺🌼🌸

@@Shae58369 thankyou Shae 🌿🪲🌿

@@galina_920 thankyou Galina. 🪲🌿🪲

@@lisaplambeck6532 ha ha hey Lisa you found it. Are you making one? My girl made one while she was here too. You’ll love it. 💛🧡🩷

@@DeeGralak-Roe thankyou Dee 🌺🌼🌸

Is next on my tutorial list. I just need to finish my latest cushion. 🌿🪲🌿

@@MelsYarniverse thanks Mel. I’ve run out of pinks now so I need to order more and then I will dye up a pink purple one to show you. Our garden has been a 26 year project and is all my husbands doing. He is the gardener and I enjoy sitting out there and crocheting or reading. I’m happy you enjoyed watching. 🌼🌺🌸🪲

@CrochetCavalier He's done a marvellous job! What a stunning space to spend your time! 😍 Your colourways are absolutely complimenting your garden, and you should be really proud of them 🤗💗🧶

@@MelsYarniverse I must admit sometimes it’s planned and sometimes it’s by accident that it matches the garden. I dyed a bright blue and then saw it matched our blue glazed pots. It’s all just playing and experimenting at the moment. I think I’ll be a one of a kind dyer not a mass production line.

@@CrochetCavalier I LOVE that idea! 😍 That means every single hank you make is 100% unique, and that's wonderful! I like that you make enough for your project and then try something new, that's just great! It's very inspiring to watch you do this. If I had the right space I'd love to give it a go, but for now, I'm happy watching you experiment because you explain it so well and make it look so easy, even though I'm sure it's not 💗💗🧶🧶

@@OllieandMay I bought this set for a young friend who is just starting to crochet. I thought it made a nice gift for her to have the different sizes. They look great and if it was 30 years ago I would have used them myself but once you change to Clover hooks and feel the difference there’s no going back is there. Still they’re a great starter kit and the price was amazing.

@@MaryEllenFlanagan thanks Mary Ellen. I will try to do that soon to show you. 🪲💚🌿

@@melsmerk9262 Hi Mel, I haven’t tried that myself yet. I’ll make one up soon and see what the count is to add more rows of puffs and video that soon. If you check my 2nd and 3rd Sunflower Cushion videos I do cover adding more rows after the initial square row but not adding more puffs and leaves. Let me try that out and keep an eye out for that tutorial. Thanks for watching. I hope to see your again. Greetings from Australia. 🐨🦘

@@gr8fullife151 have fun dyeing. You will enjoy it. I’d love to see your colours. 🪲🌿🪲

@@gumleaf_crochet_and_yarn Thanks Jill. I’m on the right track then. I think I’m just a bit heavy handed too. I need to ease up on the sprinkles. 🌼🌼🌼

@@michellereynolds3281 thanks Michelle 🌿🪲🌿

Have fun!

Thankyou Cindy 🌸🌺🌸

@@claudinebos6266 Thankyou Claudine 🌼🌺🌸

@@annespun thankyou. Thats very encouraging to say. 🌺🌸🌼

@@CuriousinNY I taught her to crochet but she doesn’t do much but while she’s here for the holidays she wanted to learn this pattern. I made her this green one for her bedroom. She is making a pink one so she will have two by the time she goes home.

@ Good for both of you. Enjoy your time together. What’s the weather like there today?

@ It’s Summer here. We have 29-30C (84-86F) everyday for 2 weeks. We had lots of rain last month but it’s good beach 🏖️ weather now.

@ So you only have a rainy and dry season? It’s winter here and depending on where you live in the US it can be cold and lots of snow or warm with green grass. I live in the northern half of the country. So this week we are going to be in the low 20s F or -6 C with anywhere of 12-24 inches of snow accumulated by Sunday. We have a storm starting this afternoon and running through sunday afternoon. Time to be snuggled down under my crochet blanket I am working on and drinking Tea.

@ sounds very cosy. Our climate is sub tropical. In Winter it can get to 5-15C but maybe only for a few weeks. 10 months of the year is sunny and warm and then Summer can be rainy or sunny but humid. It doesn’t often get over 30C.

@@agnieszkaacka6733 that’s a sweet thing to say. Thankyou Agnies 🌸🌺🌼

@CrochetCavalier ma name is Agnieszka 😁in English Agnes 🙂

@@agnieszkaacka6733 that’s a very pretty name Agnieszka 🌸 I was trying to guess. Sorry I got it wrong. My name is Maureen. 🌺🌼

@CrochetCavalier beautiful name! Nice day!

@@muhlenstedt Thankyou Eda. So kind of you to say my crochet looks elegant. I love to try different patterns. Do you crochet? 🧶

@CrochetCavalier thank you, I am a crochet beginner and mostly want use crochet tutorials for home acessoires.

@@muhlenstedt lovely. I’ll try to make a few more tutorials for the home. What things would you like to make?

@CrochetCavalier Oh! That ist great! Anything useful like cushions, small carpets, something for the table.I do not think I am already prepared for big projects like bed spreads.i am 64 but still beginning. Thank you for your attention.Best new year greetings from Germany.

@ Ich habe ein paar Tischsets gemacht. Vielleicht mache ich ein Tutorial zu einem von ihnen. Oder ein Tischläufer. Jedes Alter ist ein gutes Alter, um mit dem Häkeln zu beginnen. Wir haben mehr Zeit für diese Hobbys, wenn wir etwas älter werden und unsere Familien erwachsen sind.

@@liesbethvandijk6539 Thankyou Liesbeth I’m glad it was easy to follow. Greetings from Australia 🌿🪲🌿

@@gumleaf_crochet_and_yarn thanks Jill. I love the green one. I think I’ll have to make myself one now.

@ oh yes, you must 😆😁😉

@ Ive run out of green dyes so need to order more. I think Im getting a list of what my staples will be now. Im glad you suggested the sample pots first. That was the best idea for starting.

@ I love how you have used dyes from them all 😁😁👍🏼👍🏼

@@christineg2037 I will try to do one soon.

@@lindaparkins4303 thanks Linda 🪲🌿🪲

@@lunah5668 I use different yarns in my blankets. Mostly bought here in Australia. Spotlight, Lincraft. The big ones that are different colours are from Bendigo Woollen Mills online for multi coloured yarn or if I blend thinner yarns they are from a lady in Melbourne online at Spinning Yarns Weaving Tales. Knit Picks online also. I also order from Wool Warehouse UK for acrylic yarns. The yarn in the cushions here are dyed by me. I’m not currently selling yarn but hope to start soon. 🧶🧶🧶

@@gaijinsanshimai thanks Grace and Gabe 🌸🌼🌺

@@monkeyvshark5575 Thankyou. 🌼🌼🌼

@@PPK-727 I’m glad you enjoyed it Patricia. 🌸🌼🌺

@@gumleaf_crochet_and_yarn thanks Jill. Am I doing ok? It’s a bit more rustic than your lovely kitchen setup.

@ you are doing perfectly, I adore what you are achieving Maureen 💖💖💖

@@gumleaf_crochet_and_yarn aww thanks Jill. It’s all thanks to you. It’s so much fun isn’t it. I’m getting more enjoyment seeing my own yarn working up into something pretty now. Maybe one day I can learn spinning the yarn too 😂 and shearing a sheep… from woe to go! (I don’t think I could shear a sheep at my age now but that would be ultimate satisfaction).

@ haha. You just made me giggle, your a crack up 😂😂

@@2474turkey thanks. That’s great. I think sometimes we feel like we have to go big, go professional or we can’t do it. But, we can just start simple, experiment, have fun and enjoy the process. There are no failures in craft, just successes in learning. I hope you have lots of fun trying it for yourself. 😀🐨🧶🌺

@@paulettewaller9833 that’s so kind of you to say Paulette. Thankyou so much. I find it all so relaxing. From choosing colours to a pattern to sitting and crocheting and then seeing it evolve in my lap as it grows. Are you also a knitter or crocheter? 🌺🌸🌼

@ I crochet and knit and love them both. I was taught to crochet as a child by my mother and I was 30 when I learned to knit. My sister taught me what she knew which was the knit and purl stitches, that was about it lol. Of course all we had was books to learn with back then so that was quite a struggle. I gave up on knitting for a long time, then my sister and I took a sock class at a local yarn shop and I was hooked again on knitting. I knitted socks for everyone, lol. You could say I love a good challenge and am obsessed with both crocheting and knitting.

@ same same. I learnt to crochet at 8 and made granny squares. Then progressed to doileys and handkerchiefs at 12. Then stopped it for many years. Like you we only knitted pearl and knit stitches. Scarves 🧣 was all I could do. I did a lot of cross stitch in my 20-40s but ran out of walls to hang them on. I went back to crochet and never looked back. I also taught myself sock knitting and make the family a new pair each Winter but I’m very slow at knitting. I’ve always loved craft and doing things with my hands.

@ That’s so funny how our stories coincide. As a child I didn’t understand how to read a crochet pattern, so I just crocheted around in a circle and made up the pattern as I went along. Actually it was just practice for single and double crochet, but it kept my hands busy and it was fun. Then later I did lean how to read pattern instructions and graduated to afghans I think we called them, but none like yours. Your’s are all so beautiful. Today I volunteer at my church with a group of ladies and crochet prayer shawls for cancer patients and anyone needing something to comfort them during an illness or after surgery. In-between that I have started making a few little stuffed animals for family and neighbors and have posted some of my projects on Ravelry.

@ I’ll have a look at your Ravelry patterns. I have one on there too. Are you on Instagram? What’s your account if you do? I’m on Instagram as @crochetcavalier I made a lot of shawls a few years back. Now I mainly make blankets for family, friends and those who have lost someone or who have cancer.

@@sunnythewanderinggypsy thank you Gypsy. I’m glad you enjoyed watching. 🌸🌺🌼