Everyone’s work looks different. It’s not nice to send negative comments. I really enjoyed this video in fact I have been very busy using up all my scraps of wool. It is keeping me busy during this very difficult time, I love you videos. Thank you from Scotland 🏴
Thank you! I love Scotland 😊 I'm happy that I so rarely get negative comments! Great you are finding ways to keep busy at this time, I'm trying to as well here in Finland.
Angela Browning Howdy from Tennessee 😊.... I love all scrappy projects.... especially right now.... It’s great to find someone else that frowns on negative comments too....I liked this video too....hope you’re doing well ❤️❤️❤️
I really like your joining method. I've figured out a method for joining at the ends of rows, but with yours I can do scrap yarn projects and not have to worry about the ends so much.
I've never seen that method of changing yarns before, but I really like it. It looks like it will make a secure join without knots (something I haven't been able to avoid before now), and without "sewing" the ends together, as I've seen for another join method. Many thanks for teaching me something new!
just watched this video. im going ti have to try this with my next scarf project. you havw been the best at explaining how to do these stitches. love this look. i will continue to watch your videos. 🙂
Thank you for sharing this wonderfully method of joining yarns. Amazing how many variations there are in joining and how ingeniously simple your method is. Your video is a pleasure to watch and a joy listen to. I will be using this method on my current project no doubt about it.
Just starting to watch your video and I feel very exited! I have spent two days searching for my crochet needles (not sure that's the right words) Just because I found a lot of my old yarn and instantly felt a big need to start crocheting immediately! Just have to watch your video först... 💜😀💜
There's something I find so uplifting about random colour scrap yarn projects and this one is no exception. I love the way you join the yarn and was wondering whether you know if it works successfully when knitting, too?
Thank you for responding so quickly. I'm going to try this joining method with my knitting. Most of the time I use the Russian joining method. Your method looks to give a similar result without all the weaving with a tapestry needle.
Thank you so much in showing me how to make a giant ball. I have 4 tall kitchen bages in my bed. Thank You a mollion times. By tomorrow will have some room for myself
Wow I love this!!! Great scarf, I can imagine a full size blanket like this!!! I have so much leftover yarn, I should make this my next project and changing colors the way u do it is amazingly smart, I hate sewing in ends ughhh tfs
Downloaded the handy stitch calculation guide. I almost never swatch for gauge (and rarely ever make projects where gauge is an issue), but I can see where knowing one's personal gauge with a given hook size and yarn weight would make it much easier to make something like an afghan with any pattern stitch of one's choice, rather than being limited to whatever project size a fully written-out pattern calls for.
Yes, it is often handy. Normally I always make a swatch. True, you have so much choice when you just select what kind of stitches you want and then calculate how many stitches you need.
Thank you I never thought of joining in my new yarn like that! I tying up and weaving my 6" tails like crazy. It's boring and tedious! Three more six inch tails to work my old way and then I'm switching over to your method as it looks so much easier! ❤️😊
I use all kind of joins, depending on the fiber and project, but this join (which I have ignored in the past) is perfect for this scrappy project!!! And dont have to worry about join coming apart (not with those slippery yarns)
I like the scrappy look because it’s called a scrap blanket. Other videos on scrap blanket show very very even and neat rows each row bring entirely one color. They don’t look like scrap blankets using up bits and pieces.
I got into hand crochet years ago as a kid and haven't looked back. It's helped me past time watching movies, shows, and waiting on loads when I was trucking. But a much fun as I had making them, I just didn't know what to do with it afterwards. I ended up with a ball of hand crocheted yarn all the time. Could you help me make the red, white and blue into a pattern? I have one in mind but not sure how to put them together.
The comment had gone to trash folder because there was a link! So you already have done the different parts according to that logo? Then you can just either sew them together or crochet them together along the edges using single crochets (in American crochet terms).
Sorry about the link. I didn't know it would do that. It's been years since I used a needle for this copying my mom and wanted to know the best way. You have been most helpful.
There is so much you can make using scraps! Yes, it is better that the different yarns are approximately the same weight, otherwise the project bulges out where there is thicker yarn. Or you can use lightweight yarn double if most of your scrap yarn is heavier weight.
I am a new knitter so as you can imagine I have loads of odd ends, lots of failed projects and a heap of strands. So I’m going to use them in a blanket which will remind me of my mistakes, un uniformed and messy way that will remind of my mid life crisis. I’m trying crochet but it’s not going well. Take Care
It would be better not to have a lot of variation in yarn thickness. If you do, it is likely to bulge out in places where you have thicker yarn. But if you go for that, it would be important to spread the different weights evenly across your work, not all thick yarn on one side and all thinner yarn together.
It depends if you use English or American crochet terms. In English terms, it is trebles, in US terms doublecrochets. Then just always chaining 1 in between. But I don't know if this very basic stitch combination has a name.
The edges are not straight. I see how she puts the last stitch in the "next to the last" stitch from the row before, then turns. There is a way to prevent this but she didn't do it. Sorry but everything else might be great, but that was the first thing I noticed.
Thank you for your comment! It depends on what you want the edge to look like. If I'm making the stitches closer together I always use this was to do the edges, maybe this is what you meant also ruclips.net/video/89SCjbSC1mQ/видео.html
Thank you for watching! See other crochet accessories you could make: ruclips.net/p/PL7vcNpUtI_Rbq8B3x4AeJ-f4kGXzVc1Oi
Can u give me the corcet name..can I buy this corcet in Assam..
@@animadoley4354 Sorry, not sure what name you are looking for!
This is the one I keep coming back to. A sure sign of a master creator. Love the simplicity and how versatile this is. ☺️
Lovely, thank you! 💗
Very pretty. Thank you for showing up how to change colors with out leaving ends to weave in later.
Everyone’s work looks different. It’s not nice to send negative comments. I really enjoyed this video in fact I have been very busy using up all my scraps of wool. It is keeping me busy during this very difficult time,
I love you videos. Thank you from Scotland 🏴
Thank you! I love Scotland 😊 I'm happy that I so rarely get negative comments!
Great you are finding ways to keep busy at this time, I'm trying to as well here in Finland.
Angela Browning Howdy from Tennessee 😊.... I love all scrappy projects.... especially right now.... It’s great to find someone else that frowns on negative comments too....I liked this video too....hope you’re doing well ❤️❤️❤️
Love this join!!! After 35 years of weaving tails I finally find an Angel of Mercy to teach an old dog a new trick!!!!! Great video
I'm very glad you find it useful! It has saved me a lot of time :)
I love the way you join the new color. So clever
Glad to hear, yes, it is such a handy method!
I loved your yarn joining tip!!! So easy!!! I’m definitely going to make a scarf! Thank you for this!!
Great, enjoy making one!
I really like your joining method. I've figured out a method for joining at the ends of rows, but with yours I can do scrap yarn projects and not have to worry about the ends so much.
Love this way of changing the yarn. Thank you.
Wow! I love the way you change colors. Kind of like the Russian join, but without needing to run a sewing needle through the yarn.
Yes, the same idea as in Russian join but I never have the patience for it!
I just saw this video. Thank you!!! You are an excellent teacher.
Thank you so much!
I've never seen that method of changing yarns before, but I really like it. It looks like it will make a secure join without knots (something I haven't been able to avoid before now), and without "sewing" the ends together, as I've seen for another join method. Many thanks for teaching me something new!
Thank you! Yes, it is very secure as long as your yarn ends are long enough!
I love your joining method and the way you use scraps. thank you.
Glad you like it :)
Love this method of changing color. Thx!
"missusparsons", so do i, i always make a mess when i do it.. not now! ...thank you so much 🍏 🍓 🍋
just watched this video. im going ti have to try this with my next scarf project. you havw been the best at explaining how to do these stitches. love this look. i will continue to watch your videos. 🙂
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it! I'm sure you will make a nice scarf :)
Thank you for this tutorial. I use this stitch often and find it to be simple but beautiful. 😊
Great! Yes, it's useful for so many things!
I never thought to do it this way with scrap yarns , it's a great idea! I love it , I will be trying it this way next time. Thank you for sharing :)
Thank you for sharing this wonderfully method of joining yarns. Amazing how many variations there are in joining and how ingeniously simple your method is. Your video is a pleasure to watch and a joy listen to. I will be using this method on my current project no doubt about it.
Thank you :)
That's fabulous, thank you - joining the yarn like that is brilliant @
Great to hear it was useful!
Can’t wait to try this joining method. And, this video and your voice are so soothing, it’s therapeutic!
Thank you, nice to hear :)
This seems simple enough to start. You explain it so well! I don't really know how to crochet but I have a lot of yarn so I want to try this :)
Oh lovely, yes, this would be an easy project to start with!
I am "hooked" on Clover Amour, also. Just started trying out ergonomic hooks and these are my favorites so far.
Thank you for sharing how you attach yarn together!
Wow real pretty scarf...useful tip of joining new colours , Thank U 4 sharing :-)
Thank you, glad you like it! 😊
I love your way of teaching. thanks dear .
Wow! Love this way of changing colors...thanks❤️
Love the join idea and the pattern.
So easy for beginners like me and beautiful... thank you... ! I like your ideas...!
Thank you, glad it is useful!
You are a fantastic teacher. Thank you.
Thank you 😊
Just love this. Now I can use all my leftover scraps of wool. Thanks so much😊
That's great to hear, have fun using up your scraps of wool! 😊
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@@TuulaMaaria Mam, I have a lot of chunky wool. Don't know what I can do with that. Will go through the patterns you sent. Thanks and God bless.
Just starting to watch your video and I feel very exited! I have spent two days searching for my crochet needles (not sure that's the right words) Just because I found a lot of my old yarn and instantly felt a big need to start crocheting immediately!
Just have to watch your video först... 💜😀💜
Hope you managed to work on your crochet :)
Tuula Maaria - Soon, I have ordered new crochet needles to be sent by post. Can't Walt to start...
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There's something I find so uplifting about random colour scrap yarn projects and this one is no exception. I love the way you join the yarn and was wondering whether you know if it works successfully when knitting, too?
Yes, it is just the same in knitting. I use it a lot in multicolour knitting projects.
Thank you for responding so quickly. I'm going to try this joining method with my knitting. Most of the time I use the Russian joining method. Your method looks to give a similar result without all the weaving with a tapestry needle.
I never thought of joining yarn this way, either! Thank you!
I love your join method Tuula!!
Great you like it :)
Thank you so much in showing me how to make a giant ball. I have 4 tall kitchen bages in my bed. Thank You a mollion times. By tomorrow will have some room for myself
Wonderful!
Wow I love this!!! Great scarf, I can imagine a full size blanket like this!!! I have so much leftover yarn, I should make this my next project and changing colors the way u do it is amazingly smart, I hate sewing in ends ughhh tfs
Great, have fun using up all your leftover yarn :)
Awesome. thank you. Love the way you changed colors. So easy.
Loved the way you have explained the method i to have many left over yarn I will definitely do this thank u
I'm happy it was useful for you 😊
Wow this is so fantastic! I love the join of yarn 😮❤️. And now I can use up my little balls of yarn. Thank you so much.
Thank you, great to hear it was useful 😊
Downloaded the handy stitch calculation guide. I almost never swatch for gauge (and rarely ever make projects where gauge is an issue), but I can see where knowing one's personal gauge with a given hook size and yarn weight would make it much easier to make something like an afghan with any pattern stitch of one's choice, rather than being limited to whatever project size a fully written-out pattern calls for.
Yes, it is often handy. Normally I always make a swatch. True, you have so much choice when you just select what kind of stitches you want and then calculate how many stitches you need.
Perfect instruction for beginners like me.
Thank you I never thought of joining in my new yarn like that! I tying up and weaving my 6" tails like crazy. It's boring and tedious! Three more six inch tails to work my old way and then I'm switching over to your method as it looks so much easier! ❤️😊
Yes, I was really glad myself when I found this method! Just need to overlap the ends enough so they stay!
I use all kind of joins, depending on the fiber and project, but this join (which I have ignored in the past) is perfect for this scrappy project!!! And dont have to worry about join coming apart (not with those slippery yarns)
Yes, works great for many types of projects!
I do like that. Thank you. All I need is a slouchy beanie ( I look really silly in a normal beanie).
Great! Here’s my tutorial for a slouchy beanie: ruclips.net/video/h72o8_YkQMA/видео.html
I like the scrappy look because it’s called a scrap blanket.
Other videos on scrap blanket show very very even and neat rows each row bring entirely one color. They don’t look like scrap blankets using up bits and pieces.
Me too, I love a scrappy look!
Beautiful ideas. .I have seen the treble done as a common stitch.had anyone Mace s shawl or s blankie using a tripple crochet stitch.?
Hi dear thanks . this tutorial is so useful and beautiful.
Thank you so much 😊
you are a joy. love you!
I got into hand crochet years ago as a kid and haven't looked back. It's helped me past time watching movies, shows, and waiting on loads when I was trucking. But a much fun as I had making them, I just didn't know what to do with it afterwards. I ended up with a ball of hand crocheted yarn all the time. Could you help me make the red, white and blue into a pattern? I have one in mind but not sure how to put them together.
What kind of a pattern do you have in mind? What would it need to look like?
The comment had gone to trash folder because there was a link! So you already have done the different parts according to that logo? Then you can just either sew them together or crochet them together along the edges using single crochets (in American crochet terms).
Sorry about the link. I didn't know it would do that. It's been years since I used a needle for this copying my mom and wanted to know the best way. You have been most helpful.
I'm sorry, Let's try this again. I love the way you join the yarns. Can you please tell me/us what size hook we should use?
I'm using hook size 3.5 mm but you can use any hook & yarn that go together.
Crochet and Knitting with Tuula Maaria Thank you.
Easy peasy. Thank you!
I love this tutorial!great explanations!
Thank you, so glad it was useful!
by far the best way , thankyou
Very helpful for me😊
Beautiful scrap project! I love scrappy projects, my favorite. A few questions: Do you need to use the same weight of yarn for the project?
There is so much you can make using scraps! Yes, it is better that the different yarns are approximately the same weight, otherwise the project bulges out where there is thicker yarn. Or you can use lightweight yarn double if most of your scrap yarn is heavier weight.
loooooove the method of changing yarns!! you are a genius!
Happy to hear you liked it!
I think it's wonderful you didn't waste anything.
Very pretty.
I forgot to mention I subbed to your channel, yay!!! Have a great wknd!!
Great, thank you, you too :)
Could you make a granny square or corner to corner with your scrap balls as well?
Oh yes, scrap yarn can be used for so many things!
I am a new knitter so as you can imagine I have loads of odd ends, lots of failed projects and a heap of strands. So I’m going to use them in a blanket which will remind me of my mistakes, un uniformed and messy way that will remind of my mid life crisis.
I’m trying crochet but it’s not going well.
Take Care
This is great for even small bits of yarn! trust you will get the hang of it!
So good !!! Thanks
Good tip. Thank you for sharing.
Great idea!!! 👏👍🤩🤩🤩
Yay i love it! Thank you☺
Explicas muy bien felicidades gracias
Love it.
Can you use leftover yarn to make a baby blanket for a boy crochet with blue and white and lite baby green yarn yarn
Yes, you could use that same idea with any yarn or any colours!
Génial! Merci beaucoup 😍
Can you use mix match with different weight and thickness of yarn for this project
It would be better not to have a lot of variation in yarn thickness. If you do, it is likely to bulge out in places where you have thicker yarn. But if you go for that, it would be important to spread the different weights evenly across your work, not all thick yarn on one side and all thinner yarn together.
Great tuturial thanks 😘
Awsome Sauce!
Super thankyou
I have in the past made one. But it was granny squares and dotted strips around. Being more impressive .
Yes, there are so many different ways you can use scrap yarn!
¡Muchas gracias!
i am 4m north east india & here we don't measure by inches when knitting or crocheting...we count by the stitches
Ok, hope you can calculate what you need!
Спасибо, очень хорошее видео! (*_*)
What size hook?
The hook size depends on the weight of your yarn. On the video my hook is 4 mm.
@@TuulaMaaria thank you 😃
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I can't think of anything else than you just make enough chains for the width you want and then crochet until it is big enough.
What is this stitch called please?
It depends if you use English or American crochet terms. In English terms, it is trebles, in US terms doublecrochets. Then just always chaining 1 in between. But I don't know if this very basic stitch combination has a name.
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Great, thank you!
That is a lot of yarn have you heard of a magic ball
+Jane Clermont Yes, I have seen it used but decided not to use it for this.
+Tuula Maaria okay I was asking cause it changes colors when you make a project but that is cool everyone has their own way of doing things
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Unfortunately I can't speak hindi and I don't know anyone who does.
The edges are not straight. I see how she puts the last stitch in the "next to the last" stitch from the row before, then turns. There is a way to prevent this but she didn't do it. Sorry but everything else might be great, but that was the first thing I noticed.
Thank you for your comment! It depends on what you want the edge to look like. If I'm making the stitches closer together I always use this was to do the edges, maybe this is what you meant also ruclips.net/video/89SCjbSC1mQ/видео.html