Celtic Cable Throw
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Come along with Bonnie and learn how to crochet the Celtic Cable Throw! This highly texturized throw contains 9 different Celtic cable style crochet stitches and will add beauty to any room in your home.
Here are the time marks for the stitches:
3:32 - Low Front Ridge (LFR)
7:00 - Cable Stitch
14:34 - Basketweave
27:10 - Diamond Stitch
38:00 - Knurl Rows
42:55 - Popcorn Stitch (use larger hook for this stitch)
56:28 - Arrow Stitch
1:02:20 - Celtic Weave
Complete the second part of this throw using the stitches in this order:
LFR, Arrow, LFR, Popcorn, LFR, Knurl, LFR, Diamond, LFR, Cable, LFR, Basketweave, LFR, Cable, LFR
This pattern is featured in the August 2021 Crochet World Magazine, and is also available as a pdf here: shrsl.com/37byu
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Can't believe you went through this effort. The tutorial alone is 1,5 hours. Can't imagine the time taken to do this, narrate, film, and edit. You are a blessing.
Thanks for your kind appreciation. Most folks don't give so much thought to the work that goes on behind the scenes. Take care!
Agreed great work in presenting your fabulousness ❤🎉😊
Hello I know this is 159 but is that a multiple of something in case I want to make a larger afghan?
@@melissakroemer1360 you can add multiples of 12 to the original starting chain.
I love this pattern and my daughter has requested I make this for her. I am have some difficulty keeping my stitch count at 158 per row. I know one row is suppose to have 157 stitches I cannot find what row that is though. Could anyone help me out? In the mean time I will continue to see if I can locate what row that is.
After finishing this beatiful blanket following Bonnie's pattern, here's my input/feedback:
- If you follow Bonnie's instructions, you'll get blanket that measures apx. 45x55 inch (115x140cm for us not from US) . You'll need 8 skeins of this 200g alpaca yarn.
- Of course, you can totally adjust the pattern to fit your needs. Formula is: 12x+3 which means starting chain has multiples of 12 plus 3 more. You will lose one forever immediately in the second row (that one is turning chain), and the remaining two are first and last stich which are often only SC or DC.
- The patterns either take 3 or 4 STs to make, hence the multiples of 12. Exception is the last patten, woven, which is used for border - to make that one you'll need even number of stitches and you'll need both sides of the blanket to match/be identical. That's the tricky part but follow Bonnie's tips and try to do the first row of border in one go so you can memorize where you've put the stitches and then repeat it on the other side. If you are adjusting the pattern, don't worry, you don't need to have the same number of STs as she did have
- The pattern will tell you if you go somewhere wrong (cause of repetition /geometry), don't ignore it.
- Some stitches take a little bit of time to understand and do them right, but if you think you can't do it, just adjust the pattern and replace it with something else.
- Lay your project often! Control, measure, adjust
- Count, count, count! Especially in the rows where you don't work patterns and you have all single crochets and slip stitches. Count and control!
- Use markers! I can't stress enough how important this is. Use them in every first and last ST of the row you are currently working on. With all of these special patterns, sometimes it's not clear which ST is the first or last one. This way you will always know
- It's not a bad idea to write down the pattern as you go. At least maybe the rows that are repeated more often. If you are adjusting, definitely write down the changes you've decided to make.
- And finally, you really can adjust this pattern how you want it. I used different yarn, hook size, number of chains in starting chain, I even threw out one popcorn and arrow section because I decided the blanket is going to be too wide with them. I made changes in basket weave ST, and instead of three rows per weave I did two because I liked it better that way. When I started, I didn't see that some pattarns take 4 STs to make and I didn't have the right amount of sts for some of them (popcorn and celtic weave I think) but I adjusted those to start and end mid stitch. Before I even started, I had some plans (to throw popcorn completely out and to downsize celtic weave) but as I was going I changed my mind again. So I made other adjustments. But in the end I really really like how it turned out. I will probably do this pattern again (adjusted, how else xD). When, I don't know. This was for my newborn daughter, maybe one day again when this one becomes a rag and she requests another one.
- I used Drops Alaska 100% wool, 32 skeins (50g each). Size 6mm hook, 6,5mm for popcorn. I did 129 chains, but should have been 123 (120+3) or 135 (132+3). Blanket measures 100x135 cm, and is really bulky and warm. Not washing machine friendly.
Thank you Bonnie for this beautiful pattern!
Thanks for helping others with the info!😊
Thank you for the info for adding chains! I used a 5 mm hook and 158 sc foundation row isn’t nearly enough long for what I want x)
How do you calculate the border when it’s larger than the example in the tutorial? Great info by the way!
@@alexandrachatzikonstantino8944 you don't need to calculate. Put stitches where it works for you. You have multiple patterns and you don't end up with the very logical holes for the stitches, you have to see where it fits to put one in. Try a few and then see if it too wide or too narrow. And try to do the whole first row of border in one go, so you remember where you've put them and opposite sides are identical. Besides that you only need to have even number of sts. Hope this helped.
I mean, it's not really all that complicated, some things are tricky but once you get them right you just go whosh trough the blanket xD
@@allmyself2 I consider myself a intermediate hookster. I've made everything from scarves to throws to afghans, amigurumi etc. I'm almost confident in increasing a pattern and adding a border and such but haven't crocheted as much in the last year so I'm a little rusty. Your changes to the pattern in the video sounded confusing only because of course we can't see the end result. I would love to see it, if you are ever considering putting up a video of your own I'll watch it!!
Thank you so much for taking the time to show us step by step on how to make this beautiful blanket. It is really nice that there is no other background noise like music, just your voice. Thank you again. 🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰
My pleasure Josephine.
This is extremely relaxing to watch! I love that there is no background music and your voice is really pleasant to listen to. Also really creative and a beautiful project.
Thank you Mandy!😊❤️
My thoughts exactly.
@@BonnieBayCrochet mui
❤👏👏👏
This is so lovely, I have made 8 in as many weeks. No prizes for guessing what my family are getting for Christmas ⛄⛄⛄🎄
I gave my daughters also each 1 for christmas and now I'm making one twice as big.
I love crocheting along with Bonnie ❤
I’ve been working on this blanket for a few weeks now (unfortunately my free time to crochet is very limited :( ) and I and my family are so impressed with the way this looks! My grandma taught me to crochet when I was around 12 and she passed earlier this year, I picked crochet back up afterwards in an effort to be closer to her and this has been the most amazing getting back into it project. I am working on the Celtic weave section and it is just stunning. Thank you so much for this tutorial ❤️ it reminds me of sitting on the couch with my grandma again as she shows me how to crochet. It’s also really nice because I never learned how to read patterns instead I am much more of a visual learner and this row by row tutorial is the only way I would be able to make this blanket! I cannot wait to finish!
What a sweet treasure to know such a grandma as yours Alexa! Many blessings to you!
That's gorgeous 😍💕 Thank you Bonnie for this beautiful afghan 🥰
This is just stunning! Thank you for sharing. You’re an amazing teacher.
Love all the different stitches. Sampler. Just beautiful.
Thank you SO MUCH for this pattern. The stitches are clearly explained and demonstrated. I could not have done this without you. 💗
That is a gorgeous blanket! I love the array of beautiful stitch work. Just starting, so I will keep you posted
I am going to start knitting so I can make this! It's soo beautiful! Thanks for teaching & sharing .
Love this pattern! Thanks so much for creating this beautiful throw😍
Ohhh my... I'm speechless!!! You have taken my breath away with this proyect!!!
I absolutly love it. I can't thank You enough. 🙏🥰
I think I’ll just sit and admire this tutorial!! Beautiful work!!!
This is beautiful and extremely well explained. A future project for me. Thank you.
Beautiful! You make it seem so easy, without rushing, or over-explaining.
Oh it's so beautiful and the best thing is that u explained and demonstrated your work with so much clarity, with such neatness , emphasizing the important stitches that the whole project became effortless for me. Thanks
Awesome video! Thanks for your knowledge. I’ve been trying to learn new stitches and you have been so instrumental.
Your throw are so awesome and beautiful just love your work .Yes you go girl !!!!!
I can’t thank you enough for posting this! I thought it would be too advanced for me, but you do such a wonderful job of teaching the stitches! I’m loving it!
Bonnie, I just finished this project and it looks fabulous. I never could have done this without your tutorial. Thank you so much!
This is so beautiful! I was searching for a fall/winter project and this is it! Can't wait to begin! Thanks for the pattern and for the super clear instructions 😍
Love, Love this gorgeous Throw, your tutorial here and the Touch of Alpaca yarn choice, (a stash favorite of mine). And I am already checking out your design in my online August Crochet World magazine. Thank you Bonnie for your talents and inspirations!!
I LOVE this! The throw is absolutely gorgeous, and your instructions are so clear and straightforward. Thank you so much for posting this. I'm inspired to take up crochet again.
That’s wonderful Frances! Please check out my channel when you can. I have many more to chose from!😊❤️
I haven't crocheted in so long, I think I'll need a refresher in a few of those stitches for when I pick the hook up again, this is an absolutely gorgeous piece. 💗💗💗
I'm sure it will come flooding back to you, I hadn't done any for well over 20 years but in past few years I have learned so many new stitches. Can't wait to get started on this once my sister gets her yarn 💜
This tutorial was amazing! So easy to follow and understand. I can’t wait to try it myself! Thank you!
I love this video, you are so detailed and explain everything so thoroughly. And the blanket is beautiful, cannot wait to start this project!
Lady, you are such a blessing! Thanks for giving to us this amazing crochet project, I’ve learned new stitches, and am excited!
Yay! So glad you are enjoying this one Teressa!
I just finished your colorful cables throw and it's the first time I did those stitches so this one will be great to continue with the learning. It's lovely!
Yes, many similar stitches in this one too Scarlett!
Thanks Bonnie for such a beautiful Afghan tutorial. I have some if your books and love your channel. Thanks for the up close visual of the channel it’s very helpful
This is the most beautiful pattern I have ever seen. Stunning 😍
This has to be the prettiest throw ever. So many stitches I need and want to learn. Thank you, Bonnie🧶💞
Same with me
This is simply gorgeous. Thank you for helping us. I’m excited to start. Even though it’s hot outside!!!! I usually wait until fall
I get that!😂😂😂
Love, love, love this throw, with all the new stitches to learn. Thank you for sharing it Bonnie Bay. Just over halfway and it looks wonderful, can't wait to finish it.
I love hearing that Cathy! So glad you are enjoying this one!
So thankful for your instruction and video! Just finished! Moving on to the border! Just gorgeous and very heavy…ha!
I’m new at crocheting and absolutely loving your tutorials. Thank you Bonnie for your clear instructions. You have a real gift and it’s just wonderful of you sharing this with us.
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A truly beautiful piece of crochet. You never cease to inspire me. I look forward to one day achieving this. Thanks from Australia 🐨🦘😷
Absolutely gorgeous. The yarn looks very soft, I might have to try it..
Thank you for this excellent tutorial. This is on my list to do after finishing another project
Great pattern, and I love the way it changes after a few rows. I'm up to the Celtic Weave and have to say it took me a while to learn that one! I can't wait to make your Aran Circular Rug next 😍
So glad to hear that Hayden!😊❤️
Another beautiful pattern and great video! I just made this one for my grandma for her 90th birthday, she was really happy. She used to crochet as well, so she really like it, with all the different patterns. Thank you!
really loved this throw! I got to learn so many new patterns n things in this one video... I will definitely try this.. thank you so much for sharing
This crocheting at another level. This is beautiful.... Thank you so much for sharing 👏
I so appreciate your creativity and generosity with this tutorial, I’ve learnt so much and finished it today
That’s wonderful Theresa!😊❤️
That was perfect really i will start doing one to my mom so it protects her shoulders from the cold of the winter.. i will start in it today so i can finish it by the beginning of the season many thanks♥️♥️♥️
I've been working on this for about month and I'm almost done! Love this pattern!
Oh my gosh, thank you so much fo this pattern. So many stitches I want to learn. ❤ THANK YOU
I love your tutorials. You make it so easy to follow and by breaking down each pattern. After many months I finally decided to pick up the crochet hook again to follow this pattern so I could learn new stitches. You make it so easy. I must tell you I've been crocheting for 75 years and I'm still willing to learn new stitches and loving it
This pattern is absolutely stunning! So much texture 😍 As soon as I finish up odds and ends I am most definitely giving this one a try. Thank you Bonnie for the tutorial, you’re a fantastic teacher. I love that after 30 years I am still learning new stitches and techniques 🧶💜
Got to keep this craft fresh, right? Blessings...
I absolutely LOVE this!! I watched this video before I started the throw. I can't wait to make this! Thank you!!
I never updated this. I made this for my great grandmother. I made it large enough to fit her hospital bed and she adored the blanket. She never let the cats lay on it and we even debated burying it with her. Thank you ❤
Thankyou Bonnie, absolutely gorgeous throw. Your nails look lovely also. Xx💕
Thank you Donna! My friend's daughter keeps me stocked with the Color Street Nail Strips from her small business. Saves me a lot of time and money and I get to support a friend.
Absolutely Gorgeous,I will be making this for Autumn/fall xx
This is so beautiful! Way above my level as I have been crocheting about 5 weeks, but someday!! 😊
Definitely take some time to get more comfortable with the basic crochet stitches, but you can always make small swatches of these stitches to practice. You may be ready for this sooner than you think!
The Celtic Weave is my favorite stitch. Thank you Bonnie for creating it
My pleasure Stealth Warrior! So thankful that my daughter challenged me to do something new all those years ago!
Love this. I love all of your work! This pattern is ripe with variant possibilities. I can see using all of the stitches, some of the stitches or any variation. Thank you for sharing your gifts. 🙏
My pleasure Janet! Hope you enjoy this one!
This is absolutely gorgeous!!!! The RUclips is amazing!! Thank you for taking so much time to ensure our crochet pleasure. I ordered the lion brand pound of love. The weekend special was amazing. I know that I have worked with it before. Thank you for your help. Looking forward to to finishing up my current project to start this
My pleasure Denise!
Hi, I'm from Trinidad. I really loved the Celtic cable afgan! I learned so much! Thanks!
Beautiful! I’d never attempt this on my own, thank you for the video!
❤this is my favorite pattern and making my 2nd as I've given em away ! Your vids clear and easy to follow that I've gotten the hang of it now!😊 thank you
Wow, that is stunning, that will definitely go on the bucket list.
Hi I am a novice but just complete your throw its stunning before this all i could do was single and double crochet thank you so much for your tutorial
My pleasure Rita!
so it's not as hard as it seems?
@@paintedsnowflakesstudiocam1627 It depends on how adventurous you are and how much patience you have, I think. My mother in law has been chrocheting for a couple of years and she makes blankets, amigurumi and Mandala's. I was chrocheting a year or so when I started working on this throw. I had only made a simple blanket, some simple scarves and handwarmers.
When my mil saw me working on it and I was sharing what kind of stitches there were in the pattern she quickly said... "Oh no! That's way to difficult, I'll just stay with my singles and double stitches!" :D.
I think my mil could learn these but she says she is too impatient and too used to what she allready does.
I love this throw, you created a beautiful piece of art! I’ve started and frogged 3 times, I think I’m missing some stitches some where because the edges are all wavy. I’m going to get stitch markers like the other subscriber suggested and maybe that will help. Thank you for sharing this project!
I absolutely love all your patterns. ❤❤❤
You have a comforting voice and excellent teaching skills. Thank you so much.
This is stunning 🥰. I’m part way through your ‘Celtic/lace’ throw. I’m so very proud of myself, I’ve successfully succeeded doing the Celtic 👏. I’ve been trying ever since you added the tutorial. Looks like I’ve found my next project xxxx Thankyou Bonnie xxxx
I was looking for the Celtic Lace Throw but can't find it. Can you send me the link please
I made this throw as a gift for my sister, she loves it. I never thought I could do this in a million years but your tutorial is so easy to follow and I am a relative new beginner to crochet
I'm so glad to hear that Susan! Well done!
This is incredibly GORGEOUS!! Can't believe it's all crochet!! Beautiful!!!
Finally I made it. 😍 it’s So beautiful. Thanks for teaching us how to make it
Well taught! Though honestly, I would happily listen to you talk about anything at all. Your voice is lovely.
You are so very sweet Madame!😊❤️
I couldn't love this more! I am getting started on it right away as I have the yarn on hand all in the same dye lot! I am making it with Lion Brand Heartland in the Redwood colorway.
redwood is my favourite!!! would love to see that!! have fun making it, im thinking about making one for a friend I love so much, he is like my dad and living with cancer si would be lovely for him and his wife to cuddle while watching tv!
I am enchanted with all the color ways in the heartland line! Yet I don’t have redwood! I best get some soon😉. I hope you post pictures when it’s finished.
I am so excited for Monday to get here so I can get to the yarn shop for 8 skeins of yarn! 😂 This Throw is absolutely gorgeous and your teaching is outstanding! Thank you Bonnie! 🥰
Bonnie- THANK YOU SO MUCH! I am a visual learner and this video was just what I needed! Now I can try your other beautiful Aran Afghans. God Bless you!!
Hi Bonnie your Afghan is amazingly beautiful. I'm making it and it's so challenging. Even if it gives me pain in my thumbs while doing the 2nd row of the Celtic weave, I Iove it 😂 Thank you so much for this beautiful pattern as well as for your explanations ❤
My pleasure Ba Ba!😊❤️
I can’t wait to start this! I just started crocheting in August and this has been my dream project from the start. I’ve made 4 blankets now and I finally feel confident enough in my skill to do this. My yarn just arrived today and I and I can’t wait! I’m starting this in January to give myself plenty of time to make this for my mother-in-law for Christmas. Love, love, love all your patterns and videos! So inspiring! I’m turning 30 this month and I wish I would have taken up crochet sooner!!!! I’ve been missing out. All my girlfriends love my crochet creations and so I’m hoping this becomes popular with my generation because it’s such a lovely way to pass the time.
Welcome to my channel & world of crocheting KatieCakes! Just take this one slow and allow for mistakes to happen as you learn. Early "Happy Birthday" too! I do have good news for you though: tuning 50 was the BEST for me! By that age I lost most of the ability to be bothered by what other's think. Sure comes in handy for life on RUclips and social media these days!
I have carpel tunnel so I haven’t crocheted in years but I’m so tempted to try again. Love this
This is stunning and you are a great teacher. I can’t wait to start this!!! Thank you!!! And thank you for linking your stitch tutorials in the description. You rock!!
Thank you Cindee!
I love this pattern. It's so beautiful 🥰
I made a few adjustments for personal choices. Removed the popcorn stitches and extended the Celtic weave in its place.
Would love to see that Alicia!😊❤️
Bonnie, I’ve always been too afraid to try this type of blanket, but your instructions and thorough time stamps are incredible! I can’t wait for my yarn to arrive so I can start! I will update my progress! Thank you again! Hands down best tutorial I’ve ever watched!
Thank you so very much for your kind comment Wendi! I hope this works out for you.
I totally agree Ms Bonnie rocks the crochet tutorials for sure.
@@judyskountrykakery you are so sweet! Thank you!
I just finished this beautiful blanket! So pleased with the end result. So much fun and also, challenging to make.
So glad you enjoyed making this Sandra!😊❤️
I’m enjoying the challenge of this. I’m enamored by how beautiful it is.❤❤❤
I love this pattern! I’m just finished the diamond section. I spends hours on it every Tuesday it’s a gift for a dear friend. In the new year, I’m making one for myself. Thanks sharing your hard work.
My pleasure Rose! How kind of you to thinking others before yourself. You indeed are blessed!😊❤️
@@BonnieBayCrochetfantastic. How can we make a cardigan in same pattern?
@@alwayswithtruth4449 I have one with similar stitches in my book Contemporary Celtic Crochet called the Aran Diamonds Cardigan.
@@BonnieBayCrochet thanks
Rose- how long did it take you (at that rate) to finish?
I have been crocheting blankets for a few years now. I started this hobby while I was recovering from heart surgery and needed something to do to occupy myself that was not physically daunting. Crocheting has become my favorite “me time” and it is exciting for me to learn something new all the time with it. With that being said, when I came across your video and saw all the different stitches…. I immediately fell in love! I cannot wait to start this! Additionally, you are a wonderful teacher. Just listening to you makes me wish there was a group that I could be a part of to sit around and chat and crochet! You are wonderful! Thank you for posting. Truly, you have a gift and I have subscribed!
Thank you for your kind comment Hanna! I hope you are on the road to making a full recovery from such a serious procedure. Maybe once this Covid thing clears out we can all get back to visiting with crafting friends.😊❤️
Absolutely gorgeous 🥰 I love this pattern ❣ It's going to be my next project ❣ Thank you for sharing this pattern ❣🥰❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Such a beautiful blanket, your instructions are clear, calm and precise .I would love to try to do this ,Thank you so much for sharing!❤️❤️
So amazing that this popped up today as I had decided to make this for my son and his bride for a wedding gift. Blessings abound!
Congratulations on the upcoming wedding in your family Mary!
This is lovely and I can’t wait to make this; just need to get my yarn!!
Real pleasure to work on this project, thank you very much for sharing
Wow! This is gorgeous. Thank you so much for sharing this pattern with us.
My pleasure Amy!
I’ve been looking for months at sooo many patterns for my daughter’s wedding shower gift and this is it! Thank you so very much! You are such a fabulous teacher! 💝
Thank you for your kind words Toni! Congratulations on your daughter's upcoming wedding. How wonderful that our world is getting back to normal again so you will be able to celebrate together!
Your daughter is going to love it! And it's elegant, perfect for a wedding!!!
Without a doubt you are one of the best teachers on YT. The camera work, stitch instructions, and your calming “you can do it” voice is both reassuring and relaxing. And then, of course, there’s your beautiful handiwork. Thank you. This looks like it will be a fun and interesting project to try.
Thank you Judy! That is so kind of you!😊❤️❤️❤️
@@BonnieBayCrochet You’re welcome. I’m now in the middle of the Celtic wrap. It’s been a “Bonnie” sort of day! :)
Bonnie, thank you for this video. Although I have other projects to do, I am going to go out and buy yarn to make this throw. It is beautiful!
Very beautiful project Bonnie, thank you!!!!
I have not picked up my hooks in years. However, you and this pattern have inspired me to run out to the store buy the skeins of yarn and get busy. Thank you!
This pattern doesnt work..
@@mamaboz , why not?
She's literally doing step by step process, what does not work?
I ask why not also! I have only worked the basket weave and the popcorn stitch before starting this Afghan and I have made it to the center, Celtic weave, I should be able to finish. Keep trying!
@@glendahackett3117 I worked on it for hours re doing the cable stitch and it didnt work. Spent hours on it. I asked if anyone had done it hoping maybe someone could tell me what I was doing wrong.
Você é muito generosa em compartilhar seu conhecimento. Tutorial maravilhoso!!!
Considerando que aqui no Brasil não temos um frio muito intenso, penso em realizar esse projeto com fio de algodão.
That is gorgeous! 🥰 i love your patterns. You are so creative and talented - you elevate the craft and art of crochet to a new level. Impressive.
Thank you Lynzey! That has always been a dream of mine.
You are very talented!! Thanks for sharing your art with us🙏🏾
My pleasure 😊 Rahul!
I love the challenging new (to me) stitches this project presents. Having this tutorial as a reference has been a great help.Row 2 of the “knurl” section was not happening no matter how many times I watched and rewatched it. Trying to reverse crochet through only one loop was difficult for my stiff hands.I finally figured out the “anatomy” of the stitch and made it work by 1- turning my work to work right to left, 2-coming in from the back and using the hook to catch the one loop. It made it much easier for me to see what I was doing and had better tension control of my yarn.. Where there is a will there is a way!!!
What about the row after the cable stitch. I cant find where the slip stitch goes. The cable stitch covers the V completely cant figure out where I keep going wrong.
Try rewatching the tutorial at the 6:55 time stamp and see if that helps.At the end of the cable row Bonnie turns the work and shows how to work back the other way.
Row 48 is single crochet not slip stitch. It's the row following the knurl/crab stitch.
Really beautiful throw. Can't wait to do it. 🌺
Aw shucks! Must have misspoke....again! At least you can see the correct stitch. It's so easy to get tongue tied talking to yourself during long recording sessions!
I cannot 💕 this enough! I want to make one for everyone in their colors! Thank you 😊
Hermoso trabajo, pudieran poner subtítulos en español por favor?? Me Chad gracias, trataré de hacerlo pero no entiendo mucho las instrucciones...
Love this, so beautiful! Thank you for sharing your amazing talent with us ❤
My pleasure Cami!