I used Furls for the tutorial, I most often use KnitPro hooks. i really like their Symphony collection- they are interchangeable Tunisian crochet hooks, however I love that they are long and with pointy tips which makes it easier to work stitches.
This is the best demonstration of the Celtic Weave Stitch I have ever seen. I have struggled with this stitch and now I can do it! Thank you so much!!!!!
As an experienced crocheter myself, I really enjoyed this tutorial. Sometimes it’s nice when the teacher doesn’t have to explain every little thing, assuming the student has enough background knowledge to understand without constant beginner tips. Really nice, concise, lovely tutorial for the advanced people out there!
Thank you for your kind words! My absolute favourite are Knitpro hooks; what I like the most about them is their pointy tips so it is very easy to work into stitches.
@@exquisitecrochetuk yes me too. I have the Symphonie set. Have you tried them with the Mindful cords that swivel? They are so much better. What are the bright coloured hooks that you use called?
@@Franstntn I haven’t used those cords just yet, thank you for the tip, I will try to get them 😊. These are from the Trendz collection I think. I got them years ago on Amazon individually.
@@Franstntni haven't seen them before are tunisian hooks the ones which look like a cobra snake at the top? Kinda go fat and wide before going in again? Are they used for the same sort of crotchet and just a preference or do they do a different kind of crotchet. Thanks!
Wow Super Tutorial. I loved your chain & dc starting row. Absolute genius and the weave is just gorgeous. Super Clear instructions Thank You so much. Paula 🇮🇪
Beautiful stitch but way too difficult to follow the instructions. It looked like a tangled mess.
Thank you! I have an updated video tutorial for the same stitch pattern:
ruclips.net/video/dgEyGer_QG8/видео.htmlsi=ttOXP_Cn-LUK51zQ
What crochet hooks do you use
I used Furls for the tutorial, I most often use KnitPro hooks. i really like their Symphony collection- they are interchangeable Tunisian crochet hooks, however I love that they are long and with pointy tips which makes it easier to work stitches.
@@exquisitecrochetuk thank you so much I loved the look of the furls hooks
My pleasure! 🙂
This is the best demonstration of the Celtic Weave Stitch I have ever seen. I have struggled with this stitch and now I can do it! Thank you so much!!!!!
My pleasure! I am glad you found it useful 🙂🧶.
I’d like to watch this but can’t see it well enough. The yarn color is too close to the background color for poor vision viewers.
Thank you for your feedback, I will be reworking the tutorial with a different colour yarn to improve visibility.
Please make a shor for the double crochet base ,which would be great for repeat use when starting a new project.
Thank you for your suggestion! I will add it to my list of tutorials to make 😊.
As an experienced crocheter myself, I really enjoyed this tutorial. Sometimes it’s nice when the teacher doesn’t have to explain every little thing, assuming the student has enough background knowledge to understand without constant beginner tips. Really nice, concise, lovely tutorial for the advanced people out there!
Thank you! I am glad you found it useful. 🙂
This is gorgeous thank you for teaching❤
The colour is to hard to see! It ends up just looking like a mess 😢
Thank you for you feedback! I will try to rework the tutorial in a different colour for better visibility.
Gorgeous 😍 I love your work and really want to make your Lilly blanket. It’s beautiful. Which Tunisian crochet hooks do you like to use the most?
Thank you for your kind words! My absolute favourite are Knitpro hooks; what I like the most about them is their pointy tips so it is very easy to work into stitches.
@@exquisitecrochetuk yes me too. I have the Symphonie set. Have you tried them with the Mindful cords that swivel? They are so much better. What are the bright coloured hooks that you use called?
@@Franstntn I haven’t used those cords just yet, thank you for the tip, I will try to get them 😊. These are from the Trendz collection I think. I got them years ago on Amazon individually.
@@Franstntni haven't seen them before are tunisian hooks the ones which look like a cobra snake at the top? Kinda go fat and wide before going in again? Are they used for the same sort of crotchet and just a preference or do they do a different kind of crotchet. Thanks!
Hi thank you for your help and time in your videos. How can you make it circular and how to add and where? Thank you so much 👍
Thank you! I haven’t got a video tutorial for the pattern in the circle, but I can work on it 🧶💖.
Changing on a multiple of 4+2 got me two extra stitches.
Wow Super Tutorial. I loved your chain & dc starting row. Absolute genius and the weave is just gorgeous. Super Clear instructions Thank You so much. Paula 🇮🇪
Thank you for your kind words! Much appreciate your lovely feedback 💖.
This looks complicated. But I have extra yarn and will try and tackle this stitch. 🤞🏽
Good luck with it! 💖
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Thank you!
Beautiful ❤
Thank you Rasha 😊💖
Lovely 😍
Thank you! 😊
Gorgeous!!
Thank you! 😊
Kel-tic. Not cell-tic. ❤️
Thank you! 🥰