CC How to crochet very easy bath pouf
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- #crochet
#crochetpattern
#crochettutorial
#crochetThread
#easycrochet
#crochetMotif
#crochetidea
#crochettablecloth
#crochettablerunner
#crochetdoily
#crochetflower
#crochetdecoration
#crochethook
#crochetYarn
#crochetWool
#crochetWithjoanna
#crochethat
Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @crochetwithjoanna
Patreon: www.patreon.co...
Instagram:
/ joannastawniak
Hi ;)
In this tutorial I would like to show you how to crochet a bath pouf in very easy way.
Have nice watch!!
Don't forget subscribe!!!
Thank you so much for showing us how too make this pouf. I like the way you do your pouf.
You’re very welcome ☺️ thank you for watching 😊
I have made 2 of these from another crochet video. I like your pattern much better. The other pattern is lovely . But yours is so much fuller! Thank you!
You are welcome 😊
Very nice!! Your directions are very easy to follow. Great job. Thank you.
This so nice. I am crocheting a basket for one of my daughters 40th bday & crocheting a bunch of bathroom items for her, like washcloths, face scrubies. Thanks again
Lovely bath/shower pouf😘
I loved the way this Pouf turned out, great tutuorial. I am going to make a second one, christmas gifts for girls at the office. Thank you.
I truly enjoyed your video. I loved you took the time to have the instructions going simultaneously while you were demonstrating. I usually have a pad, watch each step, stop it, write down everything step by step. I definitely subscribed to your channel. I look forward to future videos. Thank You for sharing your talent. God Bless 🙏🦋
I made these but they do not suds up. Then I made one using acrylic and that worked.
Thank you for the tutorial. I’ve made it one 🥰
Great job!
I absolutely love these!
Thank you 😊
We do have the Yarn Bee brand at Hobby Lobby. I carry the scrubby that is nylon. Also carry a cotton scrubby and many many colors of I Love this cotton. It’s our Hobby Lobby brand. I Love all our brand yarn. I have been knitting and crocheting for 50+ years. I had a huge yarn collection and gave it all away.
Thank you very much for this tutorial it's so beautiful fun to make
You're welcome and thank you for your comment. Have a bice day 😄☀️
Thank you for this tutorial!
You're welcome 😊 Have a nice day ☀️
Love this video. Thank you.
Simply awesome.i ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️it.
GREAT VİDEO , THANKS FOR SHARING !!!
You're welcome and thank you 😊
Hi. Love this but on the white one how did you do the pink border id love to try that but it didnt show in the video. If you could explain for me i would really appreciate it. Thank you i love your videos!
Do a slip stitch in each stitch around the edge.
Jules Norgoal thank you very much!
Hi Joanna. Thank you for your tutorial. It's interesting that you crocheted back & forth, rather than joined rounds. Is this just your personal preference or is there a reason for not doing joined rounds?
I think it would be easier to make the hanging loop at the very beginning - set up the magic ring; chain 40; attach with a slip stitch back into the ring.....then single crochet the 20 stitches and continue with the rest of your pattern. This way, you don't have to "fight" your way into the middle at the end.
if you find the easier way to make it let’s do it
Hi! Brilliant video, very easy to follow.
I am wondering if these would be OK to wash in a machine every so often according to the yarn instructions as I would be worried about bacteria build up? Have you tried it? I am wondering if it keeps it's shape afterwards.
Thanks! 😄
All depends what type of yarn you want to use. But I think you can wash it in washing machine. On the label of ypur yarn you should have instructions
I have a ton of left over Caron Simply Soft yarn. It is 100% acrylic. Do you think it would be okay to use for this project?
should be fine ;)
I wanna make this But I don't understand how many rows you did in the beginning? Was it four rows?
You are working in rounds. First round :20dc, second : 80dc, third: 320dc 4th: 1280dc
CancelReply
Thank you, I did finish making one, but I won't be doing it again. It was so much pain on my wrist. I've had my wrist broken so I can't crochet really hard or tight things like this was. I am pleased with it so much. if I do this again it will be like 3 rows and 3double crochets in each stitch.
wow amazing :) x
Thank you 😊
👏👏👏thank you
You're welcome 😊
How long does this take ?
Depends on how fast you crochet
amazing
Thank you Melo Gogo :)
What yarn did you use for the sparkle? I can't find any 100% cotton with sparkle
This was actually acrylic yarn but I don’t remember the name.
If you cannot do the magic ring, what is the alternative?
Ch4 and slst to join might work
What kind of yarn would you use to make this project?
+Angie. Carey this is only the sample so I used normal dk yarn, but for this project the best is any 100% cotton yarn
How did you add the pink on the white puff?
You need to make only slip stitch in each stitch 😊
Du fil de coton?
Hi Joanna on another tutorial the lady says 100 percent cotton risks bacteria and mildew build up cuz of it hanging in the shower and length of time to dry, have you had any trouble using the cotton? I'm half way threw making a cotton one and ran into that tutorial and now am abit worried
+Karen Alger I think the other yarn will the same. You have to put it in to dry place after bath ( radiator)
I hadn't heard this risk but I'm going to keep it on mind. I think the simple solution, and why I wanted to crochet a cotton loofah anyway, is wash it regularly. I also read another place that a cotton-nylon blend is better since the nylon isn't as absorbent and allows the loofah to dry faster. However, I can't find a cotton-nylon worsted weight yarn. I'm sure other cotton blends would work too but they aren't as accessible as the 100% cotton. I'm sticking with the 100% cotton until a better alternative, that's still fairly cheap, comes along.
I read that the Bernat Blanket yarn is good, as it is made of polyester and can be washed. If I can learn to make and gift any, I will have to let the folks know about drying them after use, if possible.
Hobby lobby actually carries a new yarn that is specific for washing things it’s not the one by red heart that is called scrubby it is totally different it’s bee something I can’t remember the name but when I figure it out the next time we go to Hobby lobby I will post it on here hopefully maybe you have a hobby lobby nearby or you can purchase it online
The ones you buy build up bacteria!
How much and what type of yarn did you use? :)
I use medium worsted yarn for this project but you can use any type unfortunately I am not able to tell you how much because it was ages ago
😍😍😍👏🏻👏🏻
I just re tie mine when it starts to unravel. Theirs a tube videos on it.
what is a magic ring
It is the same as magic loop.
What size hook? What size & type yarn? Thanks & slow down!
Vicki Jones she used an I hook. Or 5.5mm.
You csn slow dwn the speed in settings👍
Could you crochet one of theses with tulle ?
Unfortunately I never crochet with fabric so this can be little bit difficult :(
Okay thank you for your reply
I would imagine you could but you would have to half everything since tule is so much thicker. I use it for crocheting dish scrubbies and have considered making loofah's with it as well.
Esplicar en español
You're going w a y too fast.
You can slow down the tutorial. In the bottom right corner you can find settings button and change the speed