Adorable pattern and great tutorial! Loved the special techniques for Tunisian crochet: short-row wedges, invisible seam, invisible final join. Everything is so clear, and I appreciated how you showed your prototypes at the beginning. Getting these on my hook right now! 🌹
Not only are these adorable, this tutorial is excellent. I watched with the sound off and completely understood everything you were doing. Also, I have never seen magic loop formed like that and it seems much easier than the method in used to (wrapping around the hand).
I am looking forward to trying this, but, I wish you had gone a little slower and had done at least one more section repeat. I will come back when I have completed one and let you know how I have done. It is so beautiful! Thank you for putting up this tutorial.
Please use the speed settings to make the video slower and turn on the closed captions for instructions. Also check out the scrubby video, I think I did more repeats on that one. But the nice thing about videos, as opposed to live stuff, is that you can rewind as many times as you need to.
@@YarnAndy thank you very much for taking the time and replying to me. Yes, I had forgotten about the slower speed of the videos that can be made and closed captioning, thank you for reminding me. I hadn't stopped and slowed my brain down and think things over. 🤦🏼♀️ Thank you so much!
Thank you! You could try, just keep in mind that resin yellows over time. For lemon and orange slices that might actually be a good thing, now that I think about it. Extra dimension to the color 😀
For a larger size, I'd go with longer rows and more short rows in between them. I'm working on a pattern for a larger circle, but there are some already out there. Or you could use the sun square pattern and just not change colors. Or change colors to make the slices directly. ruclips.net/video/LkPDZqt28T0/видео.html
I wish this was made in higher contrasting colors, it gets blurry during section 2 and slowing the video doesn't change that. Section 1 and seaming was easy to follow. I ended the tunisian at the pulp around and continued it in regular crochet for the white & rind, and made it a granny square. Thank you! *the number of stitches to have before the rind and after the rind wasn't mentioned
Aw, sorry I didn't know back then to choose higher contrasting colors. Thankfully, there's also a photo tutorial with the orange in the blog post, did you use that as well?
You have 32 stitches to work into at the end of section 1 and 48 at the end of section 2. I will update the blog post with this info when I get the chance.
@@YarnAndy ahh! the blog pictures do help. I will try the full tunisian version for a future project as i've already improvised 4 squares. thank you again.
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Adorable pattern and great tutorial! Loved the special techniques for Tunisian crochet: short-row wedges, invisible seam, invisible final join. Everything is so clear, and I appreciated how you showed your prototypes at the beginning. Getting these on my hook right now! 🌹
Thank you! Yes, those skills are useful in the long run when doing Tunisian. I'm glad you found it helpful!
My first time doing tunisian crochet so it was a little difficult but I finished and love it very much. This pattern is so beautiful. Thank you!
Yay, congrats to you for sticking with it! Now you're ready for more challenging projects 😁
Not only are these adorable, this tutorial is excellent. I watched with the sound off and completely understood everything you were doing. Also, I have never seen magic loop formed like that and it seems much easier than the method in used to (wrapping around the hand).
Aw, thank you! Happy you learned another way of making the magic ring, too 😄
Thank you for this tutorial 🙏You explained very welll .. I am crocheting tunishian type first time …and it’s this coaster…I love it
That's awesome! Please let me know how it goes and check out other Tunisian crochet patterns I have on the channel 🧡
@@YarnAndy I made it today. It comes out exactly as you told … thank you 🙏
Yes I will see other tutorials as well..
That's awesome! Thanks for the feedback!
just made an orange one! super cute, thanks so much for the tutorial!
That's awesome!
Loved the pattern turned out so perfect ❤❤❤
That's awesome!
Looking forward to what you’ll come up with these cute coasters. Very nicely done. 👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you ❤️ I have no idea right now, but it will be something simple to show them off 😊
I really enjoy your tutorials. Keep them coming!
I'm glad you like them! I'm working on a bunch at the moment 😊
I am looking forward to trying this, but, I wish you had gone a little slower and had done at least one more section repeat. I will come back when I have completed one and let you know how I have done. It is so beautiful! Thank you for putting up this tutorial.
Please use the speed settings to make the video slower and turn on the closed captions for instructions. Also check out the scrubby video, I think I did more repeats on that one. But the nice thing about videos, as opposed to live stuff, is that you can rewind as many times as you need to.
@@YarnAndy thank you very much for taking the time and replying to me. Yes, I had forgotten about the slower speed of the videos that can be made and closed captioning, thank you for reminding me. I hadn't stopped and slowed my brain down and think things over. 🤦🏼♀️ Thank you so much!
No worries, I'm glad you like the pattern and hope you'll be happy with your coasters as well.
These are amazing! I might want to crochet these and put them in Resin so they last forever.
Thank you! You could try, just keep in mind that resin yellows over time. For lemon and orange slices that might actually be a good thing, now that I think about it. Extra dimension to the color 😀
Beautiful coasters and excellent tutorial! Thanks very much, new sub :-)
Thanks! I'm happy you enjoyed the pattern 😊
Very nice pattern...I like it..thanks
Very adorable. ❤
These are brilliant!
Thank you, Cheryl!
What a cute idea!
Thank you! 😊
Nice beautiful idea thanks mam
How to make this giant size? Personally i think this type of style is great in making top parts of custom bucket hats 😚
For a larger size, I'd go with longer rows and more short rows in between them. I'm working on a pattern for a larger circle, but there are some already out there.
Or you could use the sun square pattern and just not change colors. Or change colors to make the slices directly. ruclips.net/video/LkPDZqt28T0/видео.html
I wish this was made in higher contrasting colors, it gets blurry during section 2 and slowing the video doesn't change that. Section 1 and seaming was easy to follow. I ended the tunisian at the pulp around and continued it in regular crochet for the white & rind, and made it a granny square. Thank you!
*the number of stitches to have before the rind and after the rind wasn't mentioned
Aw, sorry I didn't know back then to choose higher contrasting colors. Thankfully, there's also a photo tutorial with the orange in the blog post, did you use that as well?
You have 32 stitches to work into at the end of section 1 and 48 at the end of section 2. I will update the blog post with this info when I get the chance.
@@YarnAndy ahh! the blog pictures do help. I will try the full tunisian version for a future project as i've already improvised 4 squares. thank you again.