I really like how you changed the ordinary c2c block stitch by doing an extended dc and the advise of using a smaller hook yet still having it turn out not stiff.
I’m glad you said that. It was my immediate thought too, about the stitches being tight. I can’t wait to try c2c this way! Also, just discovered this channel and it’s becoming a new favourite 😊
I love this, making granny squares 5×5 inches with different coloured flowers in the middle for a blanket as a gift for daughters double bed & wanted a square in-between each, this is perfect, & love your explaining how to do it, thank you so much.
I just looked at the videos on your channel, You have built up an impressive body of stitch pattern samples. I subscribed because of all your clear concise videos. I like the use of the extended DC in the C2C blanket. I usually make C2C for a new baby gift and they always look so nice.
Terrific tutorial. I still haven’t tried a c2c, but your explanation definitely brings me closer to making one. Thank you! Congratulations on getting over 5K! 🦋
I’m subscribing to your channel on your birthday. I hope you’re having a wonderful day… or evening since I’m 11 hours behind. Thank you for this tutorial. I feel more confident in trying this stitch and practice increasing and decreasing, as well as doing borders. 🫶🏼
Thank you so much. Im so grateful for your support it means so much. I thought I'd be lucky to get anyone to watch my channel nevermind superthanks like you do ❤️❤️❤️
Where did you get that awesome crochet hook. That looks so cool. I love your accent also. I think it's awesome that men crochet also, and it's not judged as a women's craft anymore. And everyone making beautiful things has to be a beautiful person inside. I love crocheting.
That's such a lovely comment. I used to be very ashamed of it and scared of failure so my business was called all things knitty, then when I learnt to crochet it became all things knittys crochet channel. So noone could connect me with it if I failed the rebranding to Colin's yarn magic has been a huge lesson to believe in myself. The hook (or my magic wand lol) was custom made it's a unique hook made by "Keiran made" on Etsy he's in Australia so took a while to arrive but worth the wait. As it's custom it was rather expensive £75 with international postage but I treated myself.
Hi from Ireland I just found you what a lovely idea to make it grow faster.thank you so much for sharing.look forward to watching all your tutorials.🍀🍀
I have made only two c2c projects, one was a throw for my son, other I did squares and sewed them together. I disliked both of them. I never liked slip stitching under the bar leaving that little gap, your method seems to tighten that up a bit so thanks! And your hook look amazing! Does that little ridge part bother your thumb if you crochet a lot?
I too dislike the gaps c2c makes. The hook is very comfortable however I do only use this for my tutorials so haven't spent countless hours with it. The people who support the channel have been very generous so I treated myself to the hook so I want to keep it good lol
@@ColinsYarnMagic time, after slip stitching into that chain space, instead of adding the three next stitches into that same space, I inserted it into the stitches, but of course that slows you down a bit.
It would but I personally don't like the double yarn over to start a Trc I find the posts move too easily along the ch4 the extdc holds the block in position making the pattern look the same throughout with no gaps
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I really like how you changed the ordinary c2c block stitch by doing an extended dc and the advise of using a smaller hook yet still having it turn out not stiff.
Thank you so much I love this type of feedback it's definitely my personal go to for a quick blanket
I’m glad you said that. It was my immediate thought too, about the stitches being tight. I can’t wait to try c2c this way! Also, just discovered this channel and it’s becoming a new favourite 😊
Thank you so much
I love this, making granny squares 5×5 inches with different coloured flowers in the middle for a blanket as a gift for daughters double bed & wanted a square in-between each, this is perfect, & love your explaining how to do it, thank you so much.
Thank you for watching that patchwork style blanket sounds gorgeous I'd love to see it finished
I have never seen a C2C done with extended DC. It is now in my library of stitches. Thank you.
fab!
Great tutorial…I’m on my 10th row and on my way! Couldn’t wait to subscribe.
That's amazing thank you Beverly 🥰
A beautiful pattern.
Thank you 😊❤️
I just looked at the videos on your channel, You have built up an impressive body of stitch pattern samples. I subscribed because of all your clear concise videos. I like the use of the extended DC in the C2C blanket. I usually make C2C for a new baby gift and they always look so nice.
Wow, thank you for such detailed and helpful feedback it's comments like yours that help me massively when creating new designs ❤️
I loved this one I saw dawns comment saying that so it made me laugh I also love your accent lol In the west country we all sound the same lol
You had me at the first sound of that Scottish accent, Colin ! [grin] Although I was, obviously, seeking material about C2C.
❤️❤️well your lovely comment made me grin too 😁 thank you for watching
Nicely done. New Subscriber
❤️thank you 😊
Terrific tutorial. I still haven’t tried a c2c, but your explanation definitely brings me closer to making one. Thank you! Congratulations on getting over 5K! 🦋
Thank you so much 😊 I hope you do they really work up quick x
You should really do one it os a beautiful stitch and super easy o ce you start
I’m subscribing to your channel on your birthday. I hope you’re having a wonderful day… or evening since I’m 11 hours behind. Thank you for this tutorial. I feel more confident in trying this stitch and practice increasing and decreasing, as well as doing borders. 🫶🏼
Thanks so much Colin. This is definitely the pattern for my next blanket! Already have the perfect yarn in mind.
I'd love to see it when you do. Thank you for watching 😊
Love this. Love. 💕 Thank you so much for an awesome tutorial!! Newly subscribed now too!! 🎉
Thank you so much. If you look at the community section of my channel there is a subscriber giveaway to say thanks for all the support
@@ColinsYarnMagic will do and thank you!! 😊
Very nice x
Thank you this is exactly what I need just now something really fast
Thank you so much. Im so grateful for your support it means so much. I thought I'd be lucky to get anyone to watch my channel nevermind superthanks like you do ❤️❤️❤️
Where did you get that awesome crochet hook. That looks so cool. I love your accent also. I think it's awesome that men crochet also, and it's not judged as a women's craft anymore. And everyone making beautiful things has to be a beautiful person inside. I love crocheting.
That's such a lovely comment. I used to be very ashamed of it and scared of failure so my business was called all things knitty, then when I learnt to crochet it became all things knittys crochet channel. So noone could connect me with it if I failed the rebranding to Colin's yarn magic has been a huge lesson to believe in myself. The hook (or my magic wand lol) was custom made it's a unique hook made by "Keiran made" on Etsy he's in Australia so took a while to arrive but worth the wait. As it's custom it was rather expensive £75 with international postage but I treated myself.
Hi from Ireland I just found you what a lovely idea to make it grow faster.thank you so much for sharing.look forward to watching all your tutorials.🍀🍀
Hi Deborah from sunny Glasgow lol. You're so kind ☺️
I love C2C, but I don't like working with hook sizes smaller than 5.00mm. This will look great and it'll work up faster.😊
I think if you use a thicker yarn and a 5mm hook it'll look great
Gorgeous 😍😍😍
Thank you!! 😊
Wow I just might be able to follow this method! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial ❤
❤️thank you for watching ☺️
I love C2C, thank you for this change and easy pattern . Please let me know where your hook is from!!!!!!
Thank you so much. The hook was custom made by www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1437113140/custom-crochet-hook-standard-resin
I just found your channel!!!🎉I love the way you teach! You are awesome!
Thank you so much 😊
TFS! ❤
Hi I'm not sure what that means 🤔 ❤️
Thanks For Sharing. 😉
Omg duh. Lol 🤣 thank you for watching 😂
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Nice. Liked TOFT best, but not only.😅
Sorry I don't understand what you mean 😊
Great tips as always ❤thanks again Colin 😊
And as always thank you for always leaving a comment ❤️
@@ColinsYarnMagic ur welcome, ur coming on leaps and bounds with ur tutorials and tips too ❤️😊
❤ This thank you
Wow! You make it look so easy!
Thank you 😊
Lovely!
Beautiful blanket! Thanks for the tutorial and Happy(almost) Birthday! 🎂 Subscribed.😊
Awww thank you so much
Gorgeous yarn choice
Lov it x
I like this just to keep it as triangle shawl… just keep adding rows to your desire length . I think it will look good.
I have made only two c2c projects, one was a throw for my son, other I did squares and sewed them together. I disliked both of them. I never liked slip stitching under the bar leaving that little gap, your method seems to tighten that up a bit so thanks! And your hook look amazing! Does that little ridge part bother your thumb if you crochet a lot?
I too dislike the gaps c2c makes. The hook is very comfortable however I do only use this for my tutorials so haven't spent countless hours with it. The people who support the channel have been very generous so I treated myself to the hook so I want to keep it good lol
@@ColinsYarnMagic time, after slip stitching into that chain space, instead of adding the three next stitches into that same space, I inserted it into the stitches, but of course that slows you down a bit.
@@ColinsYarnMagicso it’s not an interchangeable hook?
Yes it comes with all the basic size heads, the screw mechanism is really strong they don't wiggle loose
I like the look of your crochet hook. Like the look of your patern took. Where did you get your hook from
Thank you. The hook was custom made by a seller on Etsy his store is called Keiran made
I subscribed
Thank you I'm hoping to get to 5k before my birthday then I'll be doing a £50 voucher to use against anything the winner can choose anything.
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This would work the same with US treble Crochet
It would but I personally don't like the double yarn over to start a Trc I find the posts move too easily along the ch4 the extdc holds the block in position making the pattern look the same throughout with no gaps
What brand hook is that? It is so cool looking!!
Hi it was custom made. The seller is Kieran made on Etsy
www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1437113140/custom-crochet-hook-standard-resin
@@ColinsYarnMagic Ah thank you! $60 is a bit much but it is beautiful. Maybe for my Birthday.