You explain the triangular edge so well and it’s so easy to follow. I was reluctant to try making a baby blanket, because I didn’t like the “unfinished look”. THANK YOU so much.
Hi Marianne, I’m so pleased my video was helpful for you! I prefer the finished edge too. Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this comment! ❤️
Just taught myself to crochet...i have watched numerous (20ish) videos on how to make a circle and a granny square , i could not do it. Then i found your video, so easy to follow, nice and slow with full instruction, Thanks,. Im now going to start making granny square blankets for my grandsons
Oh my goodness, I would have never figured this out had it not been for you videos. I can't thank you enough! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! All the way from British Columbia, Canada.
Hi Sandee, you're welcome, I'm so pleased my videos were helpful for you! I love doing Entrelac, I find it really relaxing to do (once you get the hang of it) :-D x
I love watching your videos on Tunisian Entralac stitch. By watching you on how to do this stitch. I've finally learned how to to do this. A big thank you. 😊🤗
You did a really nice job explaining that you are "filling in" & "decreasing" your row to complete your edging AND going over the top of the next block, etc.. I find that many tutorials do not give full complete explanations as to what is being achieved in the pattern as you are working them or that they show you the back side/reverse side. When I am learning a new technique I find this is very helpful for me to understand what I need to do. A BIG THANK YOU! I am starting my first entrelac Tunisian placemat. Yeah for me.
Hi Kathy, thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment, I'm so please my video was helpful for you! I bet the placemats will look great! 🌹 😃
I've been searching for ages on how to finish my Entrelac blanket. Thank you so much for this tutorial. You made it so understandable and easy to follow.
@@TillyDouglas I totally agree with Myrna. Full detailed explanation and great filming. An easy project for a 70 year old beginner Thanks for sharing and caring. Hugs from France. 👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰💕💕💕💐💐💐
Hi Tilley. I’m on my 4th baby blanket using your pattern! This is the easiest pattern to follow thanks to you and your video. After this pink one, I’m making 2 more for twins (my son’s high school friend is having twins). These are perfect for newborn blankets. Thank you again for sharing your video. I refer back to it often to make sure I’m doing it right. Take care. Karen
Hi Karen, WOW you're really cracking on with making these blankets! I'm so pleased my video was helpful for you. I love making them too, it's such a relaxing pattern to do once you get the hang of it and as you said, they are perfect for newborn babies as there are no little gaps in them!
Very helpful indeed! I watched a few tutorials and you explain the corners so precise... best part is I could see everything! All ends sewn in too which makes much better viewing your work than all those ends getting in the way! Thank you! Now I can complete my placemats 😀
Hi Mark, I'm so pleased it was a helpful video for you, and thank you for taking the time to leave this feedback, it's always good to know what people are looking for in videos. Placemats... That's a great idea, I think Entrelac is perfect for them... I'll add them to my ever growing list of things to crochet :-)
Tilly your so wonderful showing me how to do the Tunisian entralac crochet and edgings. 😊 ps: I have finally got to grips with this by watching your videos.
Thank you for the very straightforward description of how to do this. Also, I really love the border you put on this blanket! Would love to see how you did it 😊
You are very welcome Alicia! In the blog post it explains how I did the edging, you can find that here www.visualsensecrafts.com/how-to-crochet-entrelac-stitch-with-video-tutorial/ 🌹
I am almost done with a baby blanket but would like to put a pretty edge around the blanket after I complete this fill-in edging. Can you suggest something?
I love the pattern you showed in the previous video. I am about to do my edging and I wondered how did you do the other edging after this part? Many thanks
Hi April, It was a long time ago I did these, and they were gifted so I don’t have them to check, but I’m pretty sure that I did this same edging as this and then built it up from there. I do have the details on my blog if you want to have a look on there ❤️
I am completely confused on how you got so many staggered edges on your Entrelac piece. When I do entrelac, the only staggered edge is on the diagonal as I'm working. The bottom edge and left edge are completely straight. Once I get the piece the width I want, I only start the next "row" of entrelac on the top of the last square on the bottom right, and keep doing that until there's only one square left at the top right of the blanket. Then all four sides are already straight without any need for "half" squares. But this tutorial will definitely come in handy if I want to do a triangular piece like a shawl or something. It was very easy to follow what you did! Thank you!
Hi Amy, the way I do it doesn't turn it into a triangle, but it dos give the zigzag edges... I also have a video that shows how to finish off the outside edges to make a border. But there are many ways to do Entrelac, and this is obviously just one of them.
Very great and easy to follow video tutorials thank you. As I haven't made a blanket yet, I'm curious about the curling in your sample piece. Will a blanket keep curling or is it doing that because it's small?
Hi Amy, I'm so pleased my videos were helpful for you! The curling up is normal for this stitch, even when making a blanket, but it does straighten out. as you progress with the piece. 🌹
Hi Kim, for this baby blanket in the video, I did a chain of 100 to start ... But it would depend on what yarn you are using and and what finished size you would want. I wrote a blog post which you can read to give you more of an idea on how to work out your sizing ... You can find that here bit.ly/2z12ndy
Also, your voice is nice and calm, keeps me from getting frazzled. Thanks from Canada
Thank you, it's always very strange listening to your own voice back, so this feedback is very nice to get! 🌺 🌸
You explain the triangular edge so well and it’s so easy to follow. I was reluctant to try making a baby blanket, because I didn’t like the “unfinished look”. THANK YOU so much.
Hi Marianne, I’m so pleased my video was helpful for you! I prefer the finished edge too. Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this comment! ❤️
Thank you, Tilly, for the instructions. I'm so excited with my finished project. I actually made my squares bigger. I'm not sure how to add a picture.
Same. I made my squares quite large (20 sts) for a bed spread. Turned out awesome.
Just taught myself to crochet...i have watched numerous (20ish) videos on how to make a circle and a granny square , i could not do it. Then i found your video, so easy to follow, nice and slow with full instruction, Thanks,. Im now going to start making granny square blankets for my grandsons
Thank you so much, I'm so pleased it was helpful for you! 🌺 🌸
Oh my goodness, I would have never figured this out had it not been for you videos. I can't thank you enough! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! All the way from British Columbia, Canada.
Hi Sandee, you're welcome, I'm so pleased my videos were helpful for you! I love doing Entrelac, I find it really relaxing to do (once you get the hang of it) :-D x
I love watching your videos on Tunisian Entralac stitch. By watching you on how to do this stitch. I've finally learned how to to do this. A big thank you. 😊🤗
You are so welcome!
Excellent. Easy to undestand. It looks great. Now with your explanation I'll be able to finish my project. Thanks a lot from Buenos Aires.
You did a really nice job explaining that you are "filling in" & "decreasing" your row to complete your edging AND going over the top of the next block, etc.. I find that many tutorials do not give full complete explanations as to what is being achieved in the pattern as you are working them or that they show you the back side/reverse side. When I am learning a new technique I find this is very helpful for me to understand what I need to do. A BIG THANK YOU! I am starting my first entrelac Tunisian placemat. Yeah for me.
Hi Kathy, thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment, I'm so please my video was helpful for you! I bet the placemats will look great! 🌹 😃
I've been searching for ages on how to finish my Entrelac blanket. Thank you so much for this tutorial. You made it so understandable and easy to follow.
Hi Myrna, Thank you! I'm so pleased I was able to help 😃
@@TillyDouglas
I totally agree with Myrna. Full detailed explanation and great filming. An easy project for a 70 year old beginner Thanks for sharing and caring. Hugs from France. 👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰💕💕💕💐💐💐
Thank you so much for your lovely comments! 🥰I’m so pleased it was useful and I’m very happy to be able to help! ❤️ xx
Hi Tilley. I’m on my 4th baby blanket using your pattern! This is the easiest pattern to follow thanks to you and your video. After this pink one, I’m making 2 more for twins (my son’s high school friend is having twins). These are perfect for newborn blankets.
Thank you again for sharing your video. I refer back to it often to make sure I’m doing it right. Take care. Karen
Hi Karen, WOW you're really cracking on with making these blankets! I'm so pleased my video was helpful for you. I love making them too, it's such a relaxing pattern to do once you get the hang of it and as you said, they are perfect for newborn babies as there are no little gaps in them!
Excellent demo with perfect camera focus. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
Hi Dolores, I'm so pleased my video was helpful for you! Thank you for the lovely comments :-D
Thank you so much for these directions. You made it so easy to understand. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for this video, I was struggling trying to understand how to do my edges on this pattern and you explained it perfectly.
You are welcome, I'm so pleased to be able to help! 🌹
I love the way the finished one looks. Thank you!
Hi, I'm so pleased you like it.... You're welcome 😀
Very helpful indeed! I watched a few tutorials and you explain the corners so precise... best part is I could see everything! All ends sewn in too which makes much better viewing your work than all those ends getting in the way! Thank you! Now I can complete my placemats 😀
Hi Mark, I'm so pleased it was a helpful video for you, and thank you for taking the time to leave this feedback, it's always good to know what people are looking for in videos. Placemats... That's a great idea, I think Entrelac is perfect for them... I'll add them to my ever growing list of things to crochet :-)
You make it really easy to follow... One of the best tutorials. Thank you x
Thanks so much Carla... I'm happy to be able to help! 🌹
Brilliant tutorial can't wait to try it when I finish my blanket thank you ❤️
Thank you very much Lesley, I'm so pleased it was helpful! 🌹
Thank you so much for the very straight forward instructions
You're very welcome Carol, I'm pleased it was helpful! 🌹
Tilly your so wonderful showing me how to do the Tunisian entralac crochet and edgings. 😊 ps: I have finally got to grips with this by watching your videos.
Thank you so much Julia! 🌹 Once you get the hang of it, I find it quite relaxing to do the Entrelac. 🌹
Just like to say thank you
I appreciate you taking the time to say that Sandra!
thanks very much for your simple tutorial
You're welcome Hala, I'm pleased it was helpful for you.
Thank you for the very straightforward description of how to do this. Also, I really love the border you put on this blanket! Would love to see how you did it 😊
You are very welcome Alicia! In the blog post it explains how I did the edging, you can find that here www.visualsensecrafts.com/how-to-crochet-entrelac-stitch-with-video-tutorial/ 🌹
@@TillyDouglas thank you!
I love this video👍🏻
Thank you Siti, I'm so pleased you like it! xx
This was so helpful. Thank you
I am almost done with a baby blanket but would like to put a pretty edge around the blanket after I complete this fill-in edging. Can you suggest something?
Thanks so much for this!
You're so welcome! 🌹
Brilliant. Thank you
You're welcome... Pleased I could help :-)
I love the pattern you showed in the previous video. I am about to do my edging and I wondered how did you do the other edging after this part? Many thanks
Hi April, It was a long time ago I did these, and they were gifted so I don’t have them to check, but I’m pretty sure that I did this same edging as this and then built it up from there. I do have the details on my blog if you want to have a look on there ❤️
@@TillyDouglas thank you for your reply, I will definitely have a look. Xx
I am completely confused on how you got so many staggered edges on your Entrelac piece. When I do entrelac, the only staggered edge is on the diagonal as I'm working. The bottom edge and left edge are completely straight. Once I get the piece the width I want, I only start the next "row" of entrelac on the top of the last square on the bottom right, and keep doing that until there's only one square left at the top right of the blanket. Then all four sides are already straight without any need for "half" squares. But this tutorial will definitely come in handy if I want to do a triangular piece like a shawl or something. It was very easy to follow what you did! Thank you!
Hi Amy, the way I do it doesn't turn it into a triangle, but it dos give the zigzag edges... I also have a video that shows how to finish off the outside edges to make a border. But there are many ways to do Entrelac, and this is obviously just one of them.
Very great and easy to follow video tutorials thank you.
As I haven't made a blanket yet, I'm curious about the curling in your sample piece.
Will a blanket keep curling or is it doing that because it's small?
Hi Amy, I'm so pleased my videos were helpful for you! The curling up is normal for this stitch, even when making a blanket, but it does straighten out. as you progress with the piece. 🌹
Thank you kim
Hi Kim, you're welcome :-)
Can you add extra rows of DC around to make wider border
Hi Jeannie, yes absolutely. It has a very neat edge so it's very easy to finish it off with a DC border :-)
@@TillyDouglas cool ty for your help!!
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Hi how many stitch to crast for a baby blanket
Hi Kim, for this baby blanket in the video, I did a chain of 100 to start ... But it would depend on what yarn you are using and and what finished size you would want. I wrote a blog post which you can read to give you more of an idea on how to work out your sizing ... You can find that here bit.ly/2z12ndy