UPDATE: I received my *actual* silver award from RUclips! 🎉 See how it compares with my crocheted version, on the blog: www.planetjune.com/blog/100k-youtube-subscribers/
Congratulations! I always know when I'm stuck or need to remember how to do something there's a Planet June tutorial. I'd love to hear/see more about how you organize your yarn/workspace/tools. My room is such a mess and I need inspiration!
Ooh, interesting idea, Dawn - thank you! I hadn't thought to make videos like that. Organising all my stash and tools is a constant work in progress for me - I haven't found the perfect solution yet! - but I do have some good ideas I can share in future 👍
So clever, and congratulations on your achievement June. Well done, you deserve recognition for your commitment to all of us crocheters who need your help. xo
Congratulations, June! I have been using your patterns and tutorials for almost as long as I have been crocheting. They are the best! I recommend your tutorials all the time to novice stitchers I meet.
Congratulations!! 🎉🎉 I'm so glad I found you earlier this year (when I started crocheting!) - all your tutorials have been super helpful. You're a phenomenal teacher!! That linked crochet technique you used for the button looks really cool - I'd love to see a tutorial about it (how to do it and also good uses for it)!
Thank you, Kimberly! Yes, I think I'll have to design a new pattern using linked stitches and then I can make a demo video for the stitch to accompany the pattern. Hmm, thinking cap on...
Congratulations on making 100k. I never knew you were left handed. I have many of your lovely patterns and you always explain things so clearly, and your patterns are so well written . Once again congratulations and have a lovely Christmas and more lovely patterns to come in the new year. I would love to see a hyena, African painted dog and a lynx, just to name a few, I could go on and on. Kindest regards
That's really fitting, June. You deserve this button award. I've referred several friends to your channel for help. I've been crocheting a long time, but I still find the need to search for help. You've asked what kind of tutorial would be helpful. I am currently using a pattern in which the designer mentions that she uses the "under, under" technique. I've looked at some tutorials on this and I don't quite understand the differences between over-over, under-over, or under-under. I've been able to do the under-over single crochet, but more info would be helpful as to why or when I would use these over methods. Thanks for all your help.
Thank you so much, Pam. I have a tutorial on yarn over vs yarn under (www.planetjune.com/yarnover), but I don't think I can be of much help in *why* you'd want to use yarn under. I've heard it keeps stitches more aligned in tapestry crochet, but other than that, I don't know, other than personal preference. I like to always crochet the 'standard' way, to keep my patterns consistent for my customers!
I love your videos and patterns. You have a gift for teaching crochet. I learned to make several amigurumi creations based on your website, patterns, and videos. I would enjoy seeing how you organize your yarn including finding an end and winding a ball of yarn. I think beginners would benefit from learning the basics from you like chain, single crochet, and speciality stitches. Your clear, concise videos are a great way to learn. Thanks
Congrats June! So well deserved. I would love to see a tutorial on the sts and techniques you used to crochet the RUclips button. Greetings from Cutler Bay, FLA. My 2022 bring you good health, prosperity, and many more subscribers.
Congratulations, June! It is truly very well deserved. And it was very nice to hear you again - and cool to see you and your studio live. It was interesting seeing new stitches - even though the linked stitches are in your book I never noticed them before. The idea with the crocheted button was just perfect. Congrats again :)
Thank you! Yes, my Solid Stripes Bag design is made with linked stitches, but there are so many patterns and techniques in the book that I'm not surprised you didn't notice! It's a shame the play button is a bit too much of a niche item for me to make a pattern for it - I'll have to try to think of something similar but with more universal appeal...
Congratulations! A very well deserved accomplishment. I refer people to your tutorials all the time. You have a wonderfully clear style that I very much appreciate.
Congratulations on reaching 100,000 subscribers!! I have learned a lot from you! I too am left handed so that was a big reason I tried your channel!, l,lol think about subjects I.d like to see you do…. Thank you for all your help June…Merry Christmas!
Congratulations! I just picked up crocheting this year and reference your tutorials often as I increase my knowledge and technique. You are such a great teacher and your tutorials are always so clear and concise! Thank you! I would love to know how to join two closed Amigurumi pieces together.
Thank you so much, Devonne! I don't generally recommend you join two closed pieces together, as it’ll never give a smooth join like adding an open-ended piece to a closed piece, so I try to avoid doing it in my patterns. But I do have some tips to make a better closed-to-closed join - I'll add that to my list of ideas for future videos :)
Congratulations 🎉. I have just found your channel when I was looking for a magic ring tutorial for a leftie (just starting amigurami). Your tutorial was the clearest I’ve seen, and I’m working my way through your other great videos. Thank you
Hi June Just wanted to say Congratulations on your achievement 🎉💐 Well done you deserve it and more! I loved your little play button ▶️ I also hope they sent you the real one 😂 I would love to see videos for joining Amigurumi pieces together; how to do what you did with that play button (my brain didn’t grasp what you were doing as I’m a righty) maybe if I slow it down maybe I can catch watch you did. It looks very intricate. Could you please do a video on how to start a punch needle? How about joining yarns together? How do you avoid tangled yarn whilst crocheting a project that uses different colours of yarn? My apologies I will stop now otherwise the list will be long. Take care, stay safe and well. God bless 🙏🏽🧶💗😊
Thank you, P! Yes, they did send me the real one - it's so cool! I have photos of me with it on my blog: www.planetjune.com/blog/100k-youtube-subscribers/ I've made a note of all your suggestions too - that's very helpful, thanks 😊
Congratulation for 100.000! Thank you very much for your helpful tutorials, very well to see and very clear to understand. May i ask a tutorial of a car? 🚔 My nephew, 4 years old, always takes a toy with him into bed, and often his face is scratched by these little M...box cars. If he had a woolen one... Greetings from Germany!
Thank you Ingrid! I don't make tutorials for full patterns, but for techniques that help you to make any pattern (including my own designs). You'd probably have better luck checking Ravelry or Etsy to see if there are any car patterns there that you like - I'm sure there must be some crocheted car patterns out there somewhere!
Haha, I have the same problem Cindi - sometimes I feel like I've already made all the most important tutorials already! But no, there's lots more I can show - I just have to choose what to do next... Merry Christmas to you too 😊
Congrats on 100k! Glad to see you back. I refer to your tutorials often. Have you done any Tunisian crochet? I'm interested in picking it up. Also joining two closed pieces for an amigurumi.
Thank you! I have done some Tunisian crochet - I only have one pattern that uses it though (my Tunisian Stripe Purse www.planetjune.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=148) so no video tutorials yet, but I'll definitely add it to my list of ideas. As for joining two closed amigurumi pieces, I usually try to avoid that technique in my designs because it's hard to get a good finish that way (as you've probably noticed!) But yes, that's definitely something I could do a video on in future - thank you!
@@planetjune Thank you so much for considering my ideas! And yes indeed it is hard to get a good finish when joining two closed pieces. I always use your seamless joining method for one open piece but joining two closed pieces feels like fumbling around 😂
How do you reverse shaping on arm holes and necklines crocheting on a toddlers cardigan. The instructions for right front says “ work as given for Left Front, reversing all shavings. “
I’d love to how you organize your stash, even if you haven’t found the perfect solution yet. I love the thread cards and would use them, but how do you catalog them?
Mine is not an instagram-worthy solution, but it works! My stash is in plastic drawers, split by yarn type and organized (roughly!) in colour order, so they're in the same order - or close enough - as they are in the swatch box. You can see the drawers in my blog post about making the swatch box: www.planetjune.com/blog/yarn-colour-swatch-box/ It's pretty easy to find the yarn I need. I have 1-4 labelled drawers for each yarn line. As the drawer fronts are clear, when I have multiple drawers containing the same yarn, I can see which is the red-orange-yellow drawer or the green-blue-purple drawer (or whatever) before I open them. So I make my colour choices from the swatch box and then I can lay my hands on the right yarn in seconds!
I have this in my crochet pattern can you help please. "insert hook into next tr,, yoh and draw through twice, yoh and draw through 3 hoops" Can you help with the twice part please. It's for the sleeve the cuff on the baby cardigan. Thank you
Hey great video and congratulations on this achivement. Is there a pattern available for this project. My mother also passed 100k subs on her channel so I would love to make it for her. Thanks 🌼
Hi June. I made your sea turtle blanket and am ready to attach the amigurumi turtles and starfish. Do you have a tutorial on how to attach them to the blanket? Thank you.
Hi Sharon, there are instructions in the starfish pattern for attaching flat applique starfish to a blanket, and the donationware blanket pdf has suggestions for attaching 3D turtles to the blanket (you can also use those methods for the starfish if you made the 3D starfish instead of the applique ones!)
This video isn't a step-by-step tutorial, Francesca - it was a celebration of my reaching 100 thousand subscribers. But if enough people request a pattern for my crocheted play button, I can create one!
UPDATE: I received my *actual* silver award from RUclips! 🎉 See how it compares with my crocheted version, on the blog: www.planetjune.com/blog/100k-youtube-subscribers/
Congratulations! I always know when I'm stuck or need to remember how to do something there's a Planet June tutorial.
I'd love to hear/see more about how you organize your yarn/workspace/tools. My room is such a mess and I need inspiration!
Ooh, interesting idea, Dawn - thank you! I hadn't thought to make videos like that. Organising all my stash and tools is a constant work in progress for me - I haven't found the perfect solution yet! - but I do have some good ideas I can share in future 👍
So clever, and congratulations on your achievement June. Well done, you deserve recognition for your commitment to all of us crocheters who need your help. xo
Thank you, Ruth :)
Congratulations, June! I have been using your patterns and tutorials for almost as long as I have been crocheting. They are the best! I recommend your tutorials all the time to novice stitchers I meet.
Thank you so much, Margaret! I really appreciate you recommending me 😊
Congratulations!! 🎉🎉 I'm so glad I found you earlier this year (when I started crocheting!) - all your tutorials have been super helpful. You're a phenomenal teacher!!
That linked crochet technique you used for the button looks really cool - I'd love to see a tutorial about it (how to do it and also good uses for it)!
Thank you, Kimberly! Yes, I think I'll have to design a new pattern using linked stitches and then I can make a demo video for the stitch to accompany the pattern. Hmm, thinking cap on...
Congratulations on making 100k. I never knew you were left handed. I have many of your lovely patterns and you always explain things so clearly, and your patterns are so well written . Once again congratulations and have a lovely Christmas and more lovely patterns to come in the new year. I would love to see a hyena, African painted dog and a lynx, just to name a few, I could go on and on. Kindest regards
Ooh, thank you for the suggestions, Missa! I'll add them to my ideas list right now.
Best resource for crochet on the internet!
Wow, thank you so much! 😊
That's really fitting, June. You deserve this button award. I've referred several friends to your channel for help. I've been crocheting a long time, but I still find the need to search for help. You've asked what kind of tutorial would be helpful. I am currently using a pattern in which the designer mentions that she uses the "under, under" technique. I've looked at some tutorials on this and I don't quite understand the differences between over-over, under-over, or under-under. I've been able to do the under-over single crochet, but more info would be helpful as to why or when I would use these over methods. Thanks for all your help.
Thank you so much, Pam. I have a tutorial on yarn over vs yarn under (www.planetjune.com/yarnover), but I don't think I can be of much help in *why* you'd want to use yarn under. I've heard it keeps stitches more aligned in tapestry crochet, but other than that, I don't know, other than personal preference. I like to always crochet the 'standard' way, to keep my patterns consistent for my customers!
I love your videos and patterns. You have a gift for teaching crochet. I learned to make several amigurumi creations based on your website, patterns, and videos. I would enjoy seeing how you organize your yarn including finding an end and winding a ball of yarn. I think beginners would benefit from learning the basics from you like chain, single crochet, and speciality stitches. Your clear, concise videos are a great way to learn. Thanks
Thank you so much, Wendy! Those are some great ideas, and I'm keeping note of them for my future videos.
Love your tutorials. Go back anytime I need a refresher. Congratulations. Well deserved.
Thank you so much, April 😊
Congrats June! So well deserved.
I would love to see a tutorial on the sts and techniques you used to crochet the RUclips button.
Greetings from Cutler Bay, FLA.
My 2022 bring you good health, prosperity, and many more subscribers.
Thank you Ginny! Best wishes for 2022 to you too 😊
Well done, you deserve it. I love to go to your channel to watch your videos, and i keep going back to you, as you are a good teacher 😊
Congrats! Been following for a long time, thank you for all you do! Happy holidays!❤️✌️🧶
Thank you so much! Happy holidays to you too 🎄
Congratulations! That’s so exciting! Your play button came out so adorable.
Thanks so much Janene! I can still hardly believe it myself.
I love the play button! Your so creative!
Thank you!
Congratulations, June! It is truly very well deserved. And it was very nice to hear you again - and cool to see you and your studio live. It was interesting seeing new stitches - even though the linked stitches are in your book I never noticed them before. The idea with the crocheted button was just perfect. Congrats again :)
Thank you! Yes, my Solid Stripes Bag design is made with linked stitches, but there are so many patterns and techniques in the book that I'm not surprised you didn't notice! It's a shame the play button is a bit too much of a niche item for me to make a pattern for it - I'll have to try to think of something similar but with more universal appeal...
Congratulations 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 you work hard for it and you deserve it🥳💃
Congratulations! A very well deserved accomplishment. I refer people to your tutorials all the time. You have a wonderfully clear style that I very much appreciate.
Thank you so much, Lisa! I appreciate the referrals too 😊
I am left handed too and appreciate your videos
Congratulations 🎉🎉 well done June well deserved ! Xx Gold next !! ❤ Highly Recommended Tutorials thank you xx
Congratulations on reaching 100,000 subscribers!! I have learned a lot from you! I too am left handed so that was a big reason I tried your channel!, l,lol think about subjects I.d like to see you do…. Thank you for all your help June…Merry Christmas!
Thank you, Mary! (And yay for you being another lefty!)
Congrats June! Your my go to tutorials
Thanks, Sarah!
Congratulations! I just picked up crocheting this year and reference your tutorials often as I increase my knowledge and technique. You are such a great teacher and your tutorials are always so clear and concise! Thank you! I would love to know how to join two closed Amigurumi pieces together.
Thank you so much, Devonne! I don't generally recommend you join two closed pieces together, as it’ll never give a smooth join like adding an open-ended piece to a closed piece, so I try to avoid doing it in my patterns. But I do have some tips to make a better closed-to-closed join - I'll add that to my list of ideas for future videos :)
Congratulations 🎉. I have just found your channel when I was looking for a magic ring tutorial for a leftie (just starting amigurami). Your tutorial was the clearest I’ve seen, and I’m working my way through your other great videos. Thank you
this is the coolest way to mark a button I've seen :D
Thank you! But honestly, how could I have done anything else? 😅
Congratulations!!! yes please do a tutorial on the techniques that you used on the play button..
Thank you for sharing , wonderful
Thank you!
Congratulations!
Thanks, Georgia!
Hi June
Just wanted to say Congratulations on your achievement 🎉💐 Well done you deserve it and more! I loved your little play button ▶️ I also hope they sent you the real one 😂
I would love to see videos for joining Amigurumi pieces together; how to do what you did with that play button (my brain didn’t grasp what you were doing as I’m a righty) maybe if I slow it down maybe I can catch watch you did. It looks very intricate. Could you please do a video on how to start a punch needle? How about joining yarns together?
How do you avoid tangled yarn whilst crocheting a project that uses different colours of yarn?
My apologies I will stop now otherwise the list will be long.
Take care, stay safe and well. God bless 🙏🏽🧶💗😊
Thank you, P! Yes, they did send me the real one - it's so cool! I have photos of me with it on my blog: www.planetjune.com/blog/100k-youtube-subscribers/
I've made a note of all your suggestions too - that's very helpful, thanks 😊
Oh, and I already have a video for the best way to join amigurumi pieces together: www.planetjune.com/join 😀
Congratulation for 100.000! Thank you very much for your helpful tutorials, very well to see and very clear to understand.
May i ask a tutorial of a car? 🚔 My nephew, 4 years old, always takes a toy with him into bed, and often his face is scratched by these little M...box cars. If he had a woolen one...
Greetings from Germany!
Thank you Ingrid! I don't make tutorials for full patterns, but for techniques that help you to make any pattern (including my own designs). You'd probably have better luck checking Ravelry or Etsy to see if there are any car patterns there that you like - I'm sure there must be some crocheted car patterns out there somewhere!
Congratulations! 🎂🤗
Adorable crocheted "button"
I have no clue as to anything that you have NOT made! Sorry
Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2022!
Haha, I have the same problem Cindi - sometimes I feel like I've already made all the most important tutorials already! But no, there's lots more I can show - I just have to choose what to do next... Merry Christmas to you too 😊
Congrats on 100k! Glad to see you back. I refer to your tutorials often.
Have you done any Tunisian crochet? I'm interested in picking it up.
Also joining two closed pieces for an amigurumi.
Thank you! I have done some Tunisian crochet - I only have one pattern that uses it though (my Tunisian Stripe Purse www.planetjune.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=148) so no video tutorials yet, but I'll definitely add it to my list of ideas.
As for joining two closed amigurumi pieces, I usually try to avoid that technique in my designs because it's hard to get a good finish that way (as you've probably noticed!) But yes, that's definitely something I could do a video on in future - thank you!
@@planetjune Thank you so much for considering my ideas! And yes indeed it is hard to get a good finish when joining two closed pieces. I always use your seamless joining method for one open piece but joining two closed pieces feels like fumbling around 😂
Lindos!
Please can you share a tutorial on how to make the playback button! My Grandson has asked me to make one!
How do you reverse shaping on arm holes and necklines crocheting on a toddlers cardigan. The instructions for right front says “ work as given for Left Front, reversing all shavings. “
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I’d love to how you organize your stash, even if you haven’t found the perfect solution yet. I love the thread cards and would use them, but how do you catalog them?
Mine is not an instagram-worthy solution, but it works! My stash is in plastic drawers, split by yarn type and organized (roughly!) in colour order, so they're in the same order - or close enough - as they are in the swatch box. You can see the drawers in my blog post about making the swatch box: www.planetjune.com/blog/yarn-colour-swatch-box/
It's pretty easy to find the yarn I need. I have 1-4 labelled drawers for each yarn line. As the drawer fronts are clear, when I have multiple drawers containing the same yarn, I can see which is the red-orange-yellow drawer or the green-blue-purple drawer (or whatever) before I open them. So I make my colour choices from the swatch box and then I can lay my hands on the right yarn in seconds!
@@planetjune thanks! As a new subscriber, I can’t wait to watch all your content!
I have this in my crochet pattern can you help please. "insert hook into next tr,, yoh and draw through twice, yoh and draw through 3 hoops" Can you help with the twice part please. It's for the sleeve the cuff on the baby cardigan. Thank you
Hey great video and congratulations on this achivement. Is there a pattern available for this project. My mother also passed 100k subs on her channel so I would love to make it for her. Thanks 🌼
I'd like some dino patterns. :-)
Done! I have 18 dinosaur patterns - is that enough? 😉 You can find them all at www.planetjune.com/dinosaurs
Hi June. I made your sea turtle blanket and am ready to attach the amigurumi turtles and starfish. Do you have a tutorial on how to attach them to the blanket? Thank you.
Hi Sharon, there are instructions in the starfish pattern for attaching flat applique starfish to a blanket, and the donationware blanket pdf has suggestions for attaching 3D turtles to the blanket (you can also use those methods for the starfish if you made the 3D starfish instead of the applique ones!)
Good suggestion though - I should make a video on attaching crocheted appliques to other crocheted things 👍
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Non si capisce nulla della spiegazione ed il lavoro viene fatto troppo svelto da non poter seguire bene i passaggi,quindi lo boccio
This video isn't a step-by-step tutorial, Francesca - it was a celebration of my reaching 100 thousand subscribers. But if enough people request a pattern for my crocheted play button, I can create one!
Congratulations!
Thank you!