Crocheting an "Edwardian Spiral"
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Thank you...already made one in white...now contemplating different colours.
Thank you so much for your flawless directions. The fact that you used a larger thread & hook made it so much easier to observe the stitches. Awesome work.
Gave it a try & it worked out really well, I used it as the center of a snood & it looks great.
This is so beautiful
I've made one but I found out the circumference is small, please can you give guide on how to make it bigger, I've tried but its not working out. Thank you
Bonjour, je comprends comment le faire, mais je n'arrive pas a savoir le n° du crochet ainsi que la grosseur de la laine ? cela serait il possible de me renseigner ! Un grand merci d'avance. Sissi
I love your needle it makes the yarn flow so easily.
I have basic knowledge crocheting , ( I would say I’m a beginner level) I made it and it’s so beautiful.... I used a coral color and it’s stunning, thank you so much!
Bonjour, cela fait longtemps que vous avez fait ce magnifique napperon, je comprends comment le faire, mais je n'arrive pas a savoir le n° du crochet ainsi que la grosseur de la laine ? cela serait il possible de me renseigner ! Un grand merci d'avance. Sissi
Thanks for the video! I got stuck on the second row with the book's pattern and found your video to help me along. It was quite clear how to do it from this. 😇
beautiful! Thank you!
Beautiful. Every stitch was amazing.
Thank You,so much Stacey I got the book from the library .I enjoyed doing this motif your instructions were clear enough for me to understand.This is the beginning of a pattern for a shawl. Gorgeous book by Ms. Hubert .I will definitely buy this one to add to my .collection. : < )
+Laura Mc Bean Awesome!!..she is a beautiful lady...and her work is amazing:)))
Thank you so much for doing this tutorial it was so helpful especially at the end I enjoyed making it and yes it is a Christmas gift thank you so much again
Tenki you so much,very nice 😊🎉❤
Beautiful Motif. I have found that they can be joined at the point of chain 4 when coming back down row. Chain 1 then slip through point on other motif (counts as chain 2) then chain 2 more and continue pattern as usual. You can only connect at two points per motif. Look forward to seeing more of your work.
Your so nice to explain how to do this crochet sparrow
How could I make this larger? Love this pattern
Thanks a lot. It is beautiful.
This is a very beautiful project and your explanation for each step was very clear and precise. I was amazed when I finished because it actually turned out quite well !! Thank you for such a lovely project !!!
It’s cute just finish my one 😊☺️☺️
And very easy to understand
I want to know if that's the first edition or the second one. Can you please let me know. Thank you
Hi,
Absolutely stunning video, I’ve made several of these, and I’m wondering has anyone managed to join them all together to make a larger piece?
I’m struggling with making the joins even.
Thanks in Advance.
Have you managed to join them for a larger piece? I'm wondering as I'm looking to make a tablecloth of lots of circles joined together
How can I get patterns for some of these doilies.
Buy the book in the link.
She mentions the book at the beginning of the video.
Why did I end up with 13arms
Hi Stacey,
I would like to crochet the spiral how would I join them together to make a tablecloth and a bedspread?
Thanks
Nancy
Nancy Strand Hi Nancy..that i couldnt help you with,, im not sure they are designed really to join, their is no instructions for that..you can contact Miss Margaret Hubert at the blog i linked you to and ask her any questions you may have..this is her design..I only gave the tutorial for the motif:))
Stitchinstacy Thank you. : -)
You are most welcome:)
If the motif had 8 or 12 points instead of 10, they'd be easier to join into a table cloth or bedspread, especially if you make a smaller motif to fill the space between four motifs when you join them.
Stacy, is it possible to join your doily's together, and if possible could you do a video? I would love to have several joined for my table top.
Since this is a 10 point shape, I wouldn't recommend trying to join multiple motifs together. Perhaps a motif that has either 8 or 12 points would work better, especially if adding a smaller motif in the space between four motifs when joining. To increase or decrease the number of points, you would have to start with a different count of spokes in the middle, and change the length of each arc and where you connect the next one - I'm guessing that fewer shorter arcs have to connect closer, and if using more points the arcs have to be longer and connected further out.
I miscounted. This motif has 11 points. Odd numbered sides/points really don't work well in joining. Better to make it even numbered and divisible by 4.
What is the finished size of this?
What book is this from?
Stacy, is it possible to get the rest of the pattern?
Stacy, I will post it to your page. It won't let me share it here.
Loved it. All the other videos have people who can barely speak English and it confuses the crap out of me. lmao.
No matter what language somebody's speaking, you would think you could follow along with what they're doing on the video.