Only just found this now, super tutorial, I like the idea of the wood glue, I’m on a mission now with snowflakes :) Thank you very much…. and subscribed :) Greetings from Ireland
Beautiful snowflake! Easy to follow as well! Sadly the link to the written pattern does not work anymore but I will try making a chart or something. Thank you so much! Much love from Norway
Hi I am new to your channel and I love how you explain and express your self, it makes it so much easier to go along. My question is how do you make it bigger? Not sticker just bigger? I would like get bigger to use it as a reef on my front door. I did subscribe and click on the bell 🔔 and I gave you a 👍's up. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊 God bless you 🙏 And Merry Christmas 🎄
As I am crocheting a garment for virtually everyone on my holiday list, this will have to be a project for next year, but VERY cool! Maybe I can get my kids doing this with me?!?!
Hello, firstly you can make a few snowflakes to make a sample to see if it works out.Align them together and see the parts of the flakes that you'll join together. I think it will work out, and since I know which parts of the flakes should I join from the sample, I would join as I go with slip stitches as I work the chains. I hope I helped, it's pretty difficult to explain in written how to work this out.
Only just found this now, super tutorial, I like the idea of the wood glue, I’m on a mission now with snowflakes :)
Thank you very much…. and subscribed :)
Greetings from Ireland
Beautiful..
Fabulous tutorial Kiki, thank you so much for being so clear in your teaching; much love and peace from London UK
A great tutorial, easy to follow, very pretty and you included the stiffening instructions. Thank you!
Thank you for the great instructions. It is beautiful snow flake:)
Thank you very much! 😘
Thank you for your tutorial; I will try and make a number of them for next Christmas. It will probably take me a year to perfect them. Xx 💕💕🎄🎄
Great tutorial and a lovely voice. Thank you.
Man I have watched and tried to follow 4 other people and there tutorials. Yours is the first one that was so easy to follow. Thank you
What an excellent tutorial! Thank you!
Great tutorial I used wooden food picks to avoid rust x
I was thinking about doing that🤩
Beautiful snowflake, thanks. To avoid rust you should use pins made out of steel.
Beautiful! Great tutorial! Thanks
Thank you! 😊
Amazing tutorial thank u
these are beautiful!! Also, the plastic under the snowflake can be replaced with wax or parchment paper
Thank you for the comment and for the useful information!!! :D :D
Beautiful snowflake! Easy to follow as well! Sadly the link to the written pattern does not work anymore but I will try making a chart or something. Thank you so much! Much love from Norway
were you able to get good written instructions?
Hi I am new to your channel and I love how you explain and express your self, it makes it so much easier to go along. My question is how do you make it bigger? Not sticker just bigger? I would like get bigger to use it as a reef on my front door.
I did subscribe and click on the bell 🔔 and I gave you a 👍's up.
Thanks for sharing 👍 😊
God bless you 🙏
And Merry Christmas 🎄
Thank u so much
Very pretty
Thank you very much!! :D
very pretty
Thank you very much!! :D
As I am crocheting a garment for virtually everyone on my holiday list, this will have to be a project
for next year, but VERY cool! Maybe I can get my kids doing this with me?!?!
Thank you!!!
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great, very understandable, thanks
Thank you very much! :D
how it come that you dont have a holes where we slip stich . doesnt matter how carefull i was not to strech the yarn they appear?
Can you fix the link for the pattern? It doesn’t come up.
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Hi, best way to join for a shawl?
Hello, firstly you can make a few snowflakes to make a sample to see if it works out.Align them together and see the parts of the flakes that you'll join together. I think it will work out, and since I know which parts of the flakes should I join from the sample, I would join as I go with slip stitches as I work the chains. I hope I helped, it's pretty difficult to explain in written how to work this out.
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