As someone who hasn't crocheted in 45 years, you make us feel so comfortable when you say it's all good. Your mistakes are comforting. You have a beautiful voice and make it so easy to listen to your instructions. Oh, and the color choices are beautiful.
I have started and stopped several projects for my best friends birthday and nothing felt really right. But then I came across this one and it is right. She's a bundler, in the cold months, she wraps up and bundles all up. I think this will be perfect for her. Thank you for this pattern, it is definitely going to someone who will greatly love it.
This is super gorgeous. So easy and yet so elegant. I am working on this pattern with a variegated 50-50 linen-silk yarn and it looks fantastic. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
I like it so much. Thank you🙏😊. Now I just have to watch you again till I get it. I’m slow and I can only crochet when I follow. Otherwise , I won’t be able to do it. I don’t understand patterns and the crochet book. I can only learn by watching and doing it as the same time. Thank you again. You’re a good teacher…
I love your patterns, your tutorials are easy to follow and the shawls are so beautiful. When I want to do a shawl I can depend on your videos, so thank you! 👍😊
Hello Jennifer, Thank you for your easy tutorials. Because of your very easy tutorials I have learned to read a crochet pattern and now I am making this lovely shawl. Thank you so much !!
❤I love this pattern - I am starting my third Friendship shawl - each for dear friends dealing with health challenges - in their favorite colors - none wanted pink - but the shawls have been beautiful in blue - someday there maybe a friend who loves pink like I do - Thanks for this beautiful pattern ❤
I really like how you show the entire first two rows. So many videos only show a couple of stitches and then speed up the camera or cut to the next row. Thank you for a wonderful tutorial.
Jennifer...thank you so much for posting tutorials that are beginner friendly. I have been dancing around crochet for a couple years now and although I have gone through a lot of hooks and yarn, only have a few projects I would actually be proud to model in public. I am so glad to have found your site/channel. I am working thru the Think Pink Friendship Shawl and greatly appreciate the camera angle and your clarity in your instructions. I am a few rows in and gaining confidence. Looking forward to learning from you and duplicating some of the other stitches/projects you share. Thanks again and God Bless
I did one in dark purple & lilac, over a month ago. My prayer shawl group loved the pattern. I didn’t know you had a pattern I just tried it by my own design, which I shared with my group! It’s very easy and fast workup!!!
Made this with Caron cake in Bumbleberry for a gift for a purple lover. Very easy. Took almost 2 Caron cakes. Thank you for the video, very easy for a beginner to follow 😊
I’m sitting here working on the same shawl...Using Red Heart’s Ombré... colorway Scuba, which is an Aqua.. I.’m using a. I hook, as I always do when crocheting this pattern. The pink is lovely.... Now I want to work with a beautiful pink...or raspberry,... I am hoping to begin a prayer shawl ministry at my church, and this will be a perfect pattern to teach beginners. I plan to make 2-3 to show when I introduce the ministry.
Jennifer, I’m just finishing this lovely pattern in the Red Heart Ombré, Anemone color way. So pretty. I’m making it for a very dear friend. Can’t wait to gift it to her. Thanks for all you do for us!
I have an ombre yarn I was hoping to use for this project. Would you happen to have a picture of the one that you made so I could have an idea of how it may look?
Working on one for a Christmas present in RHSS Tourmaline which is a pretty pink variant or mosh of pinks. Looks great! I need at least 3 skeins because I got 19” with the first skein. Looks really pretty! Love using the larger K hook. Thank you for quick & easy wrap/shawl.
Perfect Mother's Day gift. Espically this time of year. Thank you for this pattern. It looks like it will work up quick. I could make one for my Aunt too.
I just made this yesterday in red heart shocking pink and I am starting another one in the perfect pink today ❤️ I made mine a little longer (personal preference) so it ended up 19 x 70 and I love it! These will make perfect gifts! Thank you so much fir such a beautiful pattern! Also it didn’t take long to make 😍
I usually put my 1st row on the foundation row under two of the thread instead of the top one. This tend to give the foundation chain a better, stronger finish... just a suggestion
Red Heart’s ombré Jazzy, would work well, for this, too. The ombré yarns are a tad lighter, than their traditional super saver yarns, and have a slight sheen. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out. Thanks, for this pattern, and tutorial. May even use a 7.00mm hook, 🤔😀. I will have to play around and see. 💕
I love this pattern... It looks so pretty... I will certainly be using it. I can visualize it in lots if interesting colorways, including the lovely ombré...one if which will probably be my first try.. Although I might use the RH. With Love Holly Berry, for my daughter.
Made this and thank you for the amazing instructions you provide. I was just wondering if there was a way to make the ends match. I ended up adding fringe to my first attempt.
I was thinking the same thing. It might be possible to start with the original chain count, then do the first row of double crochet shell groupings to the end of the row as she instructed. Then at the end of the row instead of a double crochet do a chain (3) then slip stitch to the starting chain. Then start a second starting row opposite of the first across the original chain start. This would be a chain start as before (or chain 3, then the double crochet shell), then continue across with the double crochet shells until you reach the end of the row. At the end of the row, chain 3, turn and repeat the double crochet shells across each row. This process should give you the same pretty shell pattern edging. Option two would have you do the original start but continue in each direction for just have the length of the desired shawl with the starting chain row in the center halfway point, then go back to the original starting chain row, slip stitch a new strand of yarn to start going in the opposite direction. This method would require you do the exact same number of rows going both ways to make sure the starting chain is directly in the center.
Hi Jennifer, I'm hoping you can help, I have 834 yds of Fingering weight yarn, and I also have 658 yds of Sport wight yarn could I make this shawl, with either of these yarns, if so how would I go about it. Or do you have a shawl/scarf pattern that I could us? Thank you.
Hi I just love the way you teach thank you ! I do have one question, mine seems to curve slightly when I start the fans , would know why and if a slight curve is ok thanks so much
What is the name of this stitch?I love this pattern because we don’t work into a stitch on the ends (mine are often wonky). What other patterns are similar that you can work into chain spaces at the end?
Love this pattern! I want to make one for a gift for a sick friend. She has cancer and I want something nice for her. She requested it. Can it be made into a triagle shawl? Do you happen to have a pattern of one or any ideas? Anyone have an idea? Please help me Thank you for your time! 🐑
Does anyone know if there is a pattern for this to be triangle with no response. I'm frustrated because I want to make it for a sick friend. Can anyone help? I would be thrilled!
Jennifer, can I use one of the cake yarns or would I need 2? I have alot of the cakes most are #4 wt.and use I or 5.5 mm hook. Would like to make my granddaughter and her friend on for Christmas. Enjoyed how you made the chain and 2 full rows. It was nice to see this from beginning to ending of the rows.🙂♥️
I'm glad you liked it! I'm thinking you would probably need two cakes for a shawl. I've been able to get a scarf out of a cake, but not a shawl. Hope that helps!! :)
I was curious if you think the bernat velvet would work well with this stitch? I have a friend going through chemo and l think the velvet would be soft and comfy for her
I love your tutorial, but i'm not trying to be mean...um you seemed in a rush in the video. Is there a reason why? Normally your videos are calm and medium paced. Again, love your tutorials. :)
As someone who hasn't crocheted in 45 years, you make us feel so comfortable when you say it's all good. Your mistakes are comforting. You have a beautiful voice and make it so easy to listen to your instructions. Oh, and the color choices are beautiful.
Hi Jennifer , I just wanted to tell you that I love your tutorials, I love the way you teach and I have learned so much from you 😊
I have started and stopped several projects for my best friends birthday and nothing felt really right. But then I came across this one and it is right. She's a bundler, in the cold months, she wraps up and bundles all up. I think this will be perfect for her. Thank you for this pattern, it is definitely going to someone who will greatly love it.
This is super gorgeous. So easy and yet so elegant. I am working on this pattern with a variegated 50-50 linen-silk yarn and it looks fantastic.
Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
I like it so much. Thank you🙏😊. Now I just have to watch you again till I get it. I’m slow and I can only crochet when I follow. Otherwise , I won’t be able to do it. I don’t understand patterns and the crochet book. I can only learn by watching and doing it as the same time. Thank you again. You’re a good teacher…
I love your patterns, your tutorials are easy to follow and the shawls are so beautiful. When I want to do a shawl I can depend on your videos, so thank you! 👍😊
Thank you for your video. You are so easy to follow because you explain it completely! Love you tutorials!!! 🤗
Hello Jennifer,
Thank you for your easy tutorials. Because of your very easy tutorials I have learned to read a crochet pattern and now I am making this lovely shawl. Thank you so much !!
❤I love this pattern - I am starting my third Friendship shawl - each for dear friends dealing with health challenges - in their favorite colors - none wanted pink - but the shawls have been beautiful in blue - someday there maybe a friend who loves pink like I do - Thanks for this beautiful pattern ❤
I really like how you show the entire first two rows. So many videos only show a couple of stitches and then speed up the camera or cut to the next row. Thank you for a wonderful tutorial.
I'm so glad you like that part! I like to show the whole thing so people can see!! I think it helps!! :)
I love your tutorials, they are so easy to follow and so clear ❤❤❤ x
I love the way you teach Jennifer. Thank you so much.
Jennifer...thank you so much for posting tutorials that are beginner friendly. I have been dancing around crochet for a couple years now and although I have gone through a lot of hooks and yarn, only have a few projects I would actually be proud to model in public. I am so glad to have found your site/channel. I am working thru the Think Pink Friendship Shawl and greatly appreciate the camera angle and your clarity in your instructions. I am a few rows in and gaining confidence. Looking forward to learning from you and duplicating some of the other stitches/projects you share. Thanks again and God Bless
I did one in dark purple & lilac, over a month ago. My prayer shawl group loved the pattern. I didn’t know you had a pattern I just tried it by my own design, which I shared with my group! It’s very easy and fast workup!!!
Sounds lovely!
Made this with Caron cake in Bumbleberry for a gift for a purple lover. Very easy. Took almost 2 Caron cakes. Thank you for the video, very easy for a beginner to follow 😊
I’m sitting here working on the same shawl...Using Red Heart’s Ombré... colorway Scuba, which is an Aqua.. I.’m using a. I hook, as I always do when crocheting this pattern.
The pink is lovely.... Now I want to work with a beautiful pink...or raspberry,...
I am hoping to begin a prayer shawl ministry at my church, and this will be a perfect pattern to teach beginners. I plan to make 2-3 to show when I introduce the ministry.
This is the perfect special gift for me to give some of my women in my church! Thanks for this love it💛💚💙
Jennifer, I’m just finishing this lovely pattern in the Red Heart Ombré, Anemone color way. So pretty. I’m making it for a very dear friend. Can’t wait to gift it to her. Thanks for all you do for us!
I have an ombre yarn I was hoping to use for this project. Would you happen to have a picture of the one that you made so I could have an idea of how it may look?
Hi was planning to use a variegated yarn also from red heart. So after your comments I feel better and ready to start with this project. Thanks a lot
This is a great looking design. Thanks for sharing it. I call a repetitive design a no think stitch but only making sure to count it. 😇😊
Everything you do is so beautiful and so well explained! Thank you! 🌸
Hello! I love your cowl and your choice of
colors! Especially the light pink one! Thanks! Jan
Beautiful color and pattern. Thank you for showing two complete rows. It really helps. From Turkey.
This is going to make a very pretty prayer shawl.
I love all patterns u show mam. N I love the way u teach. It's simple to follow. Thanks.
Thank you for another wonderful tutorial. Such a pretty shawl and very easy to follow. Thanks again for sharing.😄👍
Love this shawl thank you for the tutorial. Have a great day! 🤗🌺🧶
Working on one for a Christmas present in RHSS Tourmaline which is a pretty pink variant or mosh of pinks. Looks great! I need at least 3 skeins because I got 19” with the first skein. Looks really pretty! Love using the larger K hook. Thank you for quick & easy wrap/shawl.
Sounds pretty!!
Fiber Flux thank you!
That is an awesome shawl. Can’t wait to try it!!
Perfect Mother's Day gift. Espically this time of year. Thank you for this pattern. It looks like it will work up quick. I could make one for my Aunt too.
This fantastic so easy and I've started a few and this one is the very best. Thank You. Your a great instructor.
Hello!
I love your tutorials!! You're an excellent teacher!
Thank you so much!! 😊
Going to make this. You are my favorite teacher...so well done for us.
Thank you so much 🙏😊. I’ve watched you a few times and I finally got it 😊 thank you so much again .
Thank you I Love the all Shaws you make so beautiful!
I enjoy making your wraps they are 😍
I did this with five cakes of Date Night by Lion Brand in Umbalite and it came out absolutely magnificent!
I just made this yesterday in red heart shocking pink and I am starting another one in the perfect pink today ❤️ I made mine a little longer (personal preference) so it ended up 19 x 70 and I love it! These will make perfect gifts! Thank you so much fir such a beautiful pattern! Also it didn’t take long to make 😍
I usually put my 1st row on the foundation row under two of the thread instead of the top one. This tend to give the foundation chain a better, stronger finish... just a suggestion
For the first row of chain I use a larger hook and then I go to my normal hook. Just a suggestion
What a sweet, cheerful color. Thank you!
Very easy and beautiful design thanks for sharing 👌💐🌷💐🌷🇺🇸
Beautiful. Love the colour! TFS! ❤
Red Heart’s ombré Jazzy, would work well, for this, too. The ombré yarns are a tad lighter, than their traditional super saver yarns, and have a slight sheen. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out. Thanks, for this pattern, and tutorial. May even use a 7.00mm hook, 🤔😀. I will have to play around and see. 💕
Such a cheerful color. Have to make a few of these for some special girls😎🧚♀️
very easy to knit and to give as a gift for friends
Priya Kamath Hi, did you make one? 🙂
Lovely colour Jennifer and it's nice to do for a. Friend thanks for sharing 😊😊😊
this is a wrap .. lovely
I can hardly wait to try this!!
Working on this now for my 90 year old cousin made a little wider, cause she's curvy!
very pretty cannot wait to make one!
I love this pattern... It looks so pretty... I will certainly be using it. I can visualize it in lots if interesting colorways, including the lovely ombré...one if which will probably be my first try.. Although I might use the RH. With Love Holly Berry, for my daughter.
Ombre and holiday colors sound fabulous!!
Great video as usual. Thanks for taking the time to share with us! You do such a great job!
oh V stitch . I love it. so quick and easy just the way I like it.
I’m making a scarf with this stitch.
I hope I could see a better look at the finished product. :)
I just subscribed but would love some left handed tutorials especially think pink shawl thanks Robin
I love the way you explain. Thank you.
Lovely . Very sweet colour . Thank you for the post .
Beautiful Jen.
Beautiful.
Iam going to try
Thank you very much.
Good presentation.
I happen to have the same yarn you used and was wandering what to make with it. Thank you.
Perfect!!
Beautiful pattern. Thank you.
Must do this.Will when my yarn arrives.just one thing can I do this in cotton ?
Ty, I will definitely crochet this. Would a "shawl in a ball" be enough for this shawl ?
Made this and thank you for the amazing instructions you provide. I was just wondering if there was a way to make the ends match. I ended up adding fringe to my first attempt.
I was thinking the same thing.
It might be possible to start with the original chain count, then do the first row of double crochet shell groupings to the end of the row as she instructed. Then at the end of the row instead of a double crochet do a chain (3) then slip stitch to the starting chain. Then start a second starting row opposite of the first across the original chain start. This would be a chain start as before (or chain 3, then the double crochet shell), then continue across with the double crochet shells until you reach the end of the row. At the end of the row, chain 3, turn and repeat the double crochet shells across each row. This process should give you the same pretty shell pattern edging.
Option two would have you do the original start but continue in each direction for just have the length of the desired shawl with the starting chain row in the center halfway point, then go back to the original starting chain row, slip stitch a new strand of yarn to start going in the opposite direction. This method would require you do the exact same number of rows going both ways to make sure the starting chain is directly in the center.
Great tutorial! Am working on this now! Would you mind telling me how to fold the shawl to wear it like in the thumbnail please?
Thank you for sharing this vedio tutorial ma'am, it's very nice ma'am I try this one....
Love your videos❤
Great teacher
Very pretty 😍 So the 55 chains is not the length right?
How many rows do you crochet up to determine the length?
Did I get it? Thanks
Very nice and beautiful ❤️
Hi Jennifer, I'm hoping you can help, I have 834 yds of Fingering weight yarn, and I also have 658 yds of Sport wight yarn could I make this shawl, with either of these yarns, if so how would I go about it.
Or do you have a shawl/scarf pattern that I could us? Thank you.
Awesome tutorial.
Beautiful pattern, and my favorite color too !!! 💕💕
Hi I just love the way you teach thank you ! I do have one question, mine seems to curve slightly when I start the fans , would know why and if a slight curve is ok thanks so much
Is there instructions on how this is worn as shown in the photo. That wrap is very pretty, but I can't get it to look the same.
Thank you!
Lovely shawl....!!
Beautiful i love pink!!!!!!
Hi. Does the crochet in 5th chain from hook count as a double crochet? I notice there are five stitches there? 4 in all the rest. Thank you kindly
Good channel! Thanks.
What is the name of this stitch?I love this pattern because we don’t work into a stitch on the ends (mine are often wonky). What other patterns are similar that you can work into chain spaces at the end?
I love this💗
Love this. Thank you for this excellent tutorial.
Love this pattern! I want to make one for a gift for a sick friend. She has cancer and I want something nice for her. She requested it. Can it be made into a triagle shawl? Do you happen to have a pattern of one or any ideas? Anyone have an idea? Please help me Thank you for your time! 🐑
Does anyone know if there is a pattern for this to be triangle with no response. I'm frustrated because I want to make it for a sick friend. Can anyone help? I would be thrilled!
I don't have a pattern like this in a triangle, but maybe a Granny shawl could work?
This is beautiful.....its next on my to do list. That list is pretty long....😊
Need to model when done
thank you for a beautiful lesson
Jennifer, can I use one of the cake yarns or would I need 2? I have alot of the cakes most are #4 wt.and use I or 5.5 mm hook. Would like to make my granddaughter and her friend on for Christmas. Enjoyed how you made the chain and 2 full rows. It was nice to see this from beginning to ending of the rows.🙂♥️
I'm glad you liked it! I'm thinking you would probably need two cakes for a shawl. I've been able to get a scarf out of a cake, but not a shawl. Hope that helps!! :)
Fiber Flux Thank you for your help. Hope you and your family will have a blessed Thanksgiving ❣
I've made a shawl out of a big cake. It was plenty.
@@jeaniebradley6936 Thank you for the information. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.🙂
Love this
Is it possible to do a single crochet row for the first row then start the fan row ?
Pretty! 💕
Beautiful 💕
❤️💕Lovely pattern💕❤️
Beautiful
Hi I would like to know can you do this same pattern method for a baby blanket?
Tamara, it would make a beautiful baby blanket
I was curious if you think the bernat velvet would work well with this stitch? I have a friend going through chemo and l think the velvet would be soft and comfy for her
Could I use Caron simply soft for this? Red heart is very expensive in the UK in comparison to others x
Yes!!!
Hello I am a new crocheter I hear some talk about different letter size hooks could you give me a simple answer thank you wonderful video
Thanks again
Thanks 🌺🌻🌺🌻🌺🌻🌺🌻
I love your tutorial, but i'm not trying to be mean...um you seemed in a rush in the video. Is there a reason why? Normally your videos are calm and medium paced. Again, love your tutorials. :)
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thank you is nice stitch god bless you bring some more different pattern