The Crochet Rose Garden Jacket Pattern by TSCrochetDesign
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In today's video, I'm taking you behind the scenes to show you how I made the Rose Garden Jacket by TSCrochetDesigns. This pattern is made of of 61 granny squares with roses in the center which you then join together and add ribbing to and you end up with this one-of-a-kind, colorful cardigan/jacket that's perfect for spring.
Tania's instructions are super thorough, she shows both written and visual instructions on how to make these floral granny squares and how to assemble the jacket.
Get the pattern here: tscrochetdesig...
I used yarn I got a few years ago from Lovecrafts but it was great quality and i highly recommend them if you are looking for some colorful yarn for your next project: www.lovecrafts...
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Well done! Looks great. I have had my eye on this pattern, it is so beautiful. Thanks for the video:)
It's gorgeous! Happy crocheting 😍
take the ends ant tie them together and you can make a scrap rug or you can get a rug making tool and a backing and make a loop rug. I just wanted to give you an idea so your scrap ends don't go to waste. I hope that helps. I love your channel and you do beautiful work.
Ooooh now there's an idea! Could collect them from all my projects and probably end up with a mug rug size. Thank you so much!
Beautiful work! I love the bright textures in the florals; they are so fun.
Thanks so much!
Beautifull work. 🌹
Your flowers look smaller than the original cardigan and the result is absolutely not the same.
Is that your choice?
There are many free patterns from this cardigan on RUclips.
What is the difference with the original pattern ?
Thank you.
Wow❤😊🎉
LOVE IT - As a male rose grower and enthusiast - what would be a way I could make this work in a man’s garment? Or what colors would you do to make it darker in jewel tones but realistic to nature? Thank you for the video! I bought her pattern before watching your video but I haven’t begun yet.
I'm currently making a second that has a dark grey background and it also looks lovely! I'm making this one longer and with less volume in the sleeves. You could totally do all red roses and a dark background or something similar.
Is it possible to share the hook & yarn size please ?
From memory it was a 4mm hook and 8ply yarn!
Your jacket turned out beautiful, you must be so happy with it! There must be something wrong with me because after purchasing the pattern book on Amazon (for $21 ) I cannot understand or grasp how to do the flower motifs. I'm an experienced beginner but I find her written and video explanation difficult to follow. I wish you had gone over the flower motif. I'm so anxious to make the jacket for my sister, I hope by trying again and again it will help me.
I subbed to your channel and am looking forward to seeing what you create next 😊
Thank you so much! I am so happy with it. What part are you struggling with? I found it helpful to break it into the chains that build the petals and then the petals themselves
@@LifeByHellen thanks for your reply 😊
I learn much better through visual learning and I find the video she provides has little explanation. That's why when I came across your video I was hoping for that. I'll take your advice, and keep trying. I'm a determined person lol ☺️
@@VirginiaWolf64 apologies! I was really trying not to show exactly how cause i felt it was over stepping, you can do it! I believe in you!
@@LifeByHellen Thanks I'll keep trying 😊
I just watched this video and saw your comment. I had the exact same issue lol
I found the book lacked alot of instruction. Even the videos left me confused
I finally searched RUclips and watched as many 3d roses granny squares videos as I could find. Practiced those till I was comfortable with making one. It is looked almost identical. There are even full length videos on how to assemble the jacket
I hope you've had some success figuring it out, just thought I would pop in and give you my experience with it 😊