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Same question 🙋🏾‍♀️ ❤ but from this point of the video it doesn’t look like she has a locking chain. 12:33

You're very welcome! I'm glad this tutorial helped you!

@@highdesertyarn I was stuck on a pattern I bought and this was the only video that helped. I aprpeciate you!!

Hi! Thank you for this question. This video tutorial is only for the Wide Scarf size, not the Regular Scarf Size. My free patterns include one size while my premium patterns include multiple sizes or variations. You can shop my premium patterns in my Etsy Shop or Ravelry Store.

No, you need to skip the next stitch, and place the next HDC in the next ST. Then, go back and PUFF into the skipped ST. All the PUFF STS are placed in a stitch, not in a space. The PUFF stitches also "cover up" the HDCs. Hope this helps!

Thank you so much for letting me know! It's supposed to be "grams" not "yards". I'll get that fixed asap. You'll need 660-880yds for this scarf, depending on how wide you make it.

@@highdesertyarn thank you so much. I'll have to double-check and read back as well because I could have mistakenly thought that was yards. I would have been sad getting to the very end and not having enough because I only have two skeins that total 500 yards

​@@maryshearer663 That would be the worst kind of yarn chicken! What kind of yarn are you using? I've made this scarf (the 7" width) with 100% acrylic and I only needed about 500yds before adding fringe. The yarn in this tutorial is 100% SW Merino Wool - I've noticed that my SW Merino Wool projects need a more yardage than my 100% acrylic projects. Hope this info helps!

@@highdesertyarn I was using an acrylic the Heartland one by lion brand I think. I've been trying to find projects that will use up my stash yarn. I've got to stop buying more yarn LOL

Do you mind letting me know what step I cut out? Thanks!

@@highdesertyarni know exactly what they meant. That's where I'm confused as well. I just added a comment asking about it. it's whether you lock the Puff stitch with a chain or not

I'm so glad to hear that! Happy crocheting!

You’re welcome 😊

Thank you! Both yarns are colors that I hand dyed. 😊

@@highdesertyarn oh how funny- that's what I'm doing too!! So I thought I finally saw one that I'd want to buy!! 😄 So a) nice job on that!! and b) you've helped convince me I'm on the right path dyeing it myself! 🤣 Have you thought of selling your yarn? (Or would that be like me and that would be like project one-hundred and twelve? lol 🙄) Thank you for your helpful (and fast!) reply! (Ima go dye more yarn now 😁)

Carrying it, not carrying it all depends on your preference! When I make intarsia wall hangings or pillows, I trap the floats the back. Glad you enjoyed this tutorial!

Thank you!

You're very welcome! It's one of my favorite stitches!

Hi! Thank you for this question. For my free crochet patterns, I usually don't give out the stitch multiple. However, I do include it plus multiple sizes and variations in my premium PDF patterns.This video tutorial is meant to show you how to crochet the Wide Version of the Brioche Bun Scarf, and provide a visual component for the written instructions.

Yes! I'd been wondering about this through several other tutorials then voila! here was my answer.

Oh, yay! So glad this tutorial helped you!

You're welcome! This was a sweet hat to design. :)

You're very welcome!

Hi Joetta! Thank you for choosing my beginner crochet class to learn. If you need any help, please reach out! My email is highdesertyarn@gmail.com I'd love to help where I can!

Tiffany, I'm so glad this tutorial helped! The Arvensis Stitch can be a bit tricky to get the hang of, but I hope it was smooth sailing after the first few 1-2 rows. Thank you for watching, and leaving a comment! Happy creating, Joanna

@@highdesertyarn oh yes, I made myself a set for my family and they love them as pot holders. Then I made a large set of washcloths for a friend of mine who had just moved into her new home. I did 4 washcloths, 2 face rounds, 2 mini hand towels, a loofa ball and then a hdc basket. She loves all shades of pink so I used Dishie from we crochet in pomegranate and blush. She gushes about it all the time. Whenever she has people over and someone makes a comment she'll go on and on about it. Lol

Hi Lyn! No, I wouldn't do a row of single crochet between. I'd still find the two "legs" and insert my hook between them. Let me know if you have anymore questions!

Hi! You can get the pattern for the scarf here... highdesertyarn.com/brioche-bun-scarf-pattern/

Hi Mary! I'm sorry you had a hard time hearing me. As I was listening to it again, I didn't notice any problems on my end. The volume didn't need to be turned past medium for me to hear. I also asked a few people to listen from their devices as well, and they had no issues with hearing me. May I suggest using headphones, or making sure your volume/sound settings are correct? If you're using Bluetooth headphones, that may cause a poor connection, too. About the other stitches not being part of this video tutorial.. I clearly state that this video is only for the Paired Half Double Crochet Stitch in the title and description. I have photo tutorials for the Puff Stitches on my blog. The links to those tutorials are in the video description. The Paired Half Double Crochet is a bit trickier, and that's why I chose to make a video tutorial for it. Although I don't have video tutorials for the Puff Stitches, I'd be happy to find a great one for you. Please let me know! If there is anything else I can help you with, please let me know. I will do what I can to help. Joanna

Hi Laura! Thank you - I'm glad you like the piece. The intention for this video is to only be a tutorial for the Paired Half Double Crochet Stitch used in the Brioche Bun Crochet Scarf Pattern -- not for the whole scarf. I found that this stitch was difficult to explain through a photo tutorial on my blog. The free pattern for the Brioche Bun Scarf is on my blog with links to photo tutorials for the Puff Stitches used in the rest of the scarf. Here is the link if you're interested in seeing the whole piece with the other stitches. highdesertyarn.com/brioche-bun-scarf-pattern/

Hi! I only showed the Paired Half Double Crochet Stitch because I have photo tutorials on my blog for the other stitches used in this scarf. If you're interested in learning the other stitches, you can find them in the free pattern for the Brioche Bun Scarf at this link here highdesertyarn.com/brioche-bun-scarf-pattern/

Thank you! I'm glad you found this tutorial helpful! :)

Thank you!