Thank you so much! I was looking at doilies at goodwill and I was saying to my mom "why is all of this stuff so expensive? This is goodwill!" And she said well nobody crochets lace anymore. Well I know how to crochet and I'm going to learn! You're amazing!
I wear handmade prairie skirts, and I have a plain cotton petticoat with a cord cinch tie underneath. Just a cotton slip, really. I want to add this to the edge, I think it would be lovely! So excited to make it.
My gosh, this felt like I was learning again from my great grandmother once again. I love this very much and it's such a lovely pattern! I think I'll use it on the bottom of my crochet curtains I plan on making♡♡♡
This is very beautiful lace! Thank you so much for teaching us the hidden knowledge, lol. I’m making this in blue embroidery floss, graduating from a dark navy to a light blue! I’m going to edge a couple of hair kerchiefs I have. Thanks again💕
I love this beautiful lace edging. I’m not a beginner and it was very easy to follow you and you have a very calming voice. Thank you and I hope to see more tutorials from you!
What a pleasant few hours spent trying this lovely lace with you and your soothing instruction. I'm adding in to a shear kimono style top. Thank you very much! From Haliburton Ontario Canada
Felicitaciones! Sra. Su bellas manos son Santuario de Amor. Un gran abrazo 🌹. Desde COLOMBIA. Gracias por compartir este lindo Arte del tejido. Dios la bendiga 🙏🙏 🙏
my grandma taught me to crochet when I was around 11-12yrs old. The Internet has been helping me learn and add flair to projects since 2016 since she can’t anymore. Would embroidery floss would work? I don’t have crochet specific yarn that size, but it seems similar enough!!
Embroidery floss would work and look lovely. The only thing is the length or yardage of the floss may not be enough unless they do large skeins i am only familiar with the smaller ones.
Hello, That was lovely. I probably not ready for that yet. I want to try a single and then a double in a blanket stitch? I made a needle holder out of felt. Could you please do a video on that possibly.
How would you make a corner with this pattern. I made a beautiful filet table runner and would like to this edging but don't know how I would turn corner. Beautiful edging you have shared with us.
Is 1.5mm hook the regular when it comes to making this sorta stuff? Every tutorial I’ve seen has always used a 1.5 hook, is there a particular reason? Also your voice is so comforting 🥰🥰
Thank you. If you are using a size 10 thread then a 1.5mm hook is usually recommended. You can crochet this lace in any size thread or yarn you like....just use the recommended hook size for the yarn. Hope this helps 😊
It’s beautiful crochet lace, had difficulty following since I needed to see your work stitches, it was covered by your fingers. I don’t mean no bad, just my honest opinion. Have a great day.
Hi Sylvia, this video may be more helpful as I demonstrate the same lace using a thicker yarn. ruclips.net/video/DiX87mJoa0Q/видео.html Hope this helps. Best wishes Susan 😊
I have had a go at working corners this eorks quite well but it will be quite tricky to work out exact stitch counts for where your corners need to be. I am working on a video using a different foundation row that will work better but for now this is the best I can come up with: ROW 1: Place 3 hdc in one ch at each corner. ROW 2: work original pattern, as you approach a corner ensure your last stitch on that side is a sc, then ch 3 sk 2 and work the corner as follows: In the 2nd hdc in the corner, work 1dc, 1ch, 1dc, 1ch, 1dc, 1ch, 1dc. Next: 3ch, skip 2hdc, sc in the next hdc then continue with the pattern. Row 3: work same as original pattern but at the corner you now have 3, 1ch spaces between dc: In the first space: sc, ch3, sc, in 2nd space: sc, ch5, sc, ch7, sc, ch5, sc In the 3rd space: sc, ch3, sc Continue with original pattern. Hope this helps. Susan 😊
Another beginner's review: don't know what a double crochet is. But I'm going to have to look it up somewhere else bacause that's way too fast to see what's happening. However. Once you've done that, this is an easy tutorial to follow. 👍
Thank you so much for letting me know 🤗 I really appreciate your feedback. I will make sure I slow down and demonstrate the stitches to start. Really glad you managed to complete the lace 😊
@@TiaraLaceCrochet I have not. 😔 I'm trying to see the difference between what you call a single and a double crochet on the third row, at the moment. (when you start) It really doesn't help than a double and a single are the same thing depending on language so tutorials are just helping to confuse me further. But I WILL get this. *huffs* *starts again* (This petticoat will get a lace edging, I swear)
Update: when you do the double, one chain, double again. I can't see whether it's done in the same base stitch or in the next one over. I feel like you've said the same one? But it looks really wonky and tight if I do it. So I must be doing something wrong. 🤔
Thank you😊. At the beginning of the first row you hdc in the 3rd ch from the hook, in doing so you skip 2chs, the 2chs count as a hdc. This gives a total of 19 sts in your first row (18hdc and ch2). Hope this helps😊
Instead of starting eith a length of chains and working half double crochets I would work a foundation row of sc and then work the lace. It will give a stretch to the base of the lace snd make it easier to fit around the neck. I have tutorial on how to work a single crochet foundation row..all in one...on my channel. Hope this helps. Best wishes Susan x
Thank you so much! I was looking at doilies at goodwill and I was saying to my mom "why is all of this stuff so expensive? This is goodwill!" And she said well nobody crochets lace anymore. Well I know how to crochet and I'm going to learn! You're amazing!
That is so good to hear I am sure you will love working with thread. 😊
@@TiaraLaceCrochet thank you! I'm excited to start! ❤️
I wear handmade prairie skirts, and I have a plain cotton petticoat with a cord cinch tie underneath. Just a cotton slip, really. I want to add this to the edge, I think it would be lovely! So excited to make it.
A begginer's rewiev: Easy to follow. Very quick. I love it! I will use it for more projects for sure!!
So glad you like it and can use it on other projects🤗
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I love this video. Mine turned out beautiful; I used a 3.5 mm hook and some thin white yarn I had. It almost looks like snowflakes!
Thank you. That sounds beautiful😊
My gosh, this felt like I was learning again from my great grandmother once again. I love this very much and it's such a lovely pattern! I think I'll use it on the bottom of my crochet curtains I plan on making♡♡♡
That's lovely to hear. Thank you 😊
❤oh my goodness! Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge with us...and keeping this lovely art alive.
Thank you 😊
This is very beautiful lace! Thank you so much for teaching us the hidden knowledge, lol. I’m making this in blue embroidery floss, graduating from a dark navy to a light blue! I’m going to edge a couple of hair kerchiefs I have. Thanks again💕
Thank you. Your idea and colour choice sounds beautifu😊l
great tutorial, thank you so much
You're too kind to share your wonderful skill! Thank you! ❤
Thank you😊
I just finished making this beautifully simple edging for a vintage queen size bed sheet and wanted to thank you for the inspiring tutorial!
Lovely to hear.😊
Awesome lace, Easy to follow insructions. I added it to the edge of a lace scarf using 4 wt yarn. It turned out beautifully. Thanks so much.
Lovely idea.😊
I love this beautiful lace edging. I’m not a beginner and it was very easy to follow you and you have a very calming voice. Thank you and I hope to see more tutorials from you!
Thank you so much 😊
What a pleasant few hours spent trying this lovely lace with you and your soothing instruction. I'm adding in to a shear kimono style top. Thank you very much! From Haliburton Ontario Canada
Thank you😊 I am sure the top will look lovely..
Thank you! This was so nice and simple. I think it looks far more beautiful than the blanket stitched lace work.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful and helpful crochet tutorial ! 😊💗
I am learning crochet and found your wonderful video. Your voice is lovely and soothing. I’m going to give this a try! Thank you for sharing. 😊🙏🏾
Thank you 😊
This is a really well explained instruction video. Thank you
Thank you! Wonderfully taught!
Thank you😊
wonderful easy tutorial which worked out very well.
Felicitaciones! Sra. Su bellas manos son Santuario de Amor. Un gran abrazo 🌹. Desde COLOMBIA. Gracias por compartir este lindo Arte del tejido. Dios la bendiga 🙏🙏 🙏
WOW vraiment magnifique et très bien expliqué! Un gros merci !🤩
Thank you so much for this! I’m crocheting a top and this will be perfect for it! So beautiful ❤
That's lovely to hear 😊
Thank you, a very nice tutorial and a beautiful look ❤️
THANKS for sharing your tutorial. I would like to do that on the edge of my t-shirt sleeve.
As beautiful as pleasant to crochet ! thanks a lot for sharing 😊
My pleasure 😊
Saving this tutorial ❤❤❤
Thank you so much I’m so excited to use this in future projects :)
You're so welcome😊
This is absolutely beautiful and so easy to follow, thank you for sharing. Do you make milk jug covers with beads?❤
Very cute edge!! Thank you ☺
Beautiful edging
Thank you😊
Beautiful and elegant 😁 thank you.
Thank you😊
my grandma taught me to crochet when I was around 11-12yrs old. The Internet has been helping me learn and add flair to projects since 2016 since she can’t anymore.
Would embroidery floss would work? I don’t have crochet specific yarn that size, but it seems similar enough!!
Embroidery floss would work and look lovely. The only thing is the length or yardage of the floss may not be enough unless they do large skeins i am only familiar with the smaller ones.
@@TiaraLaceCrochet I see, I might use it to practice until I can get a proper skein for a full on project! Thank you 😊
this is so beautiful and well explained! I was a little wary to try but I just got some new cotton yarn from michaels and i thought i'd give it a try
Lovely to hear 😊
Thank you, gracias, merci!
Very beautiful work. Kudos and thanks. Really appreciate it.
Thank you too 😊
Very helpful thank you so much.☺
Thank you🌸
Thank you so much for sharing
Wow wonderful!
Too sweet!
Beautiful work
Thank you so much😊
Fantastic - thank you! x
So beautiful ❣😍
Thnak you 😊
Absolutely love everything about your videos. Thank you. What brand thread/yarn do you use? I know it’s a 10 but what company please?
Thank you. I use DMC cordonnet also Lizbeth. 😊
Thank you 😊
Hello, That was lovely. I probably not ready for that yet. I want to try a single and then a double in a blanket stitch? I made a needle holder out of felt. Could you please do a video on that possibly.
I am hoping to do a really simple baby blanket early next year, sorry for the late reply.
How would you make a corner with this pattern. I made a beautiful filet table runner and would like to this edging but don't know how I would turn corner. Beautiful edging you have shared with us.
Would you be happy to email me at tiaralacecrochet@gmail.com that way I can send you a better explaination with a photo 😊
Thank you my sister Is perfect work
You are welcome 😊
@@TiaraLaceCrochet Thanks
Is 1.5mm hook the regular when it comes to making this sorta stuff? Every tutorial I’ve seen has always used a 1.5 hook, is there a particular reason? Also your voice is so comforting 🥰🥰
Thank you. If you are using a size 10 thread then a 1.5mm hook is usually recommended. You can crochet this lace in any size thread or yarn you like....just use the recommended hook size for the yarn. Hope this helps 😊
It’s beautiful crochet lace, had difficulty following since I needed to see your work stitches, it was covered by your fingers. I don’t mean no bad, just my honest opinion. Have a great day.
Hi Sylvia, this video may be more helpful as I demonstrate the same lace using a thicker yarn. ruclips.net/video/DiX87mJoa0Q/видео.html
Hope this helps.
Best wishes Susan 😊
Very pretty edging but how would I turn a corner if it was for a napkin edging please?
I haven"t done this edging with corners but I will have a try and get back to you 😊
@@TiaraLaceCrochet thank you so much. I am sure others would be interested too.
I have had a go at working corners this eorks quite well but it will be quite tricky to work out exact stitch counts for where your corners need to be. I am working on a video using a different foundation row that will work better but for now this is the best I can come up with:
ROW 1: Place 3 hdc in one ch at each corner.
ROW 2: work original pattern, as you approach a corner ensure your last stitch on that side is a sc, then ch 3 sk 2 and work the corner as follows:
In the 2nd hdc in the corner, work 1dc, 1ch, 1dc, 1ch, 1dc, 1ch, 1dc.
Next: 3ch, skip 2hdc, sc in the next hdc then continue with the pattern.
Row 3: work same as original pattern but at the corner you now have 3, 1ch spaces between dc:
In the first space: sc, ch3, sc,
in 2nd space: sc, ch5, sc, ch7, sc, ch5, sc
In the 3rd space: sc, ch3, sc
Continue with original pattern.
Hope this helps. Susan 😊
@@TiaraLaceCrochet thank you so much. I look forward to trying it out. I also look forward to watching all your future videos.
Thank you, here is the videoruclips.net/video/52MeyUDLpiU/видео.html 😊
How do I do this on a pinafore dress?
You can crochet the lace separately and then stitch it on or you could embroider the blanket stitch onto your dress and then work the lace into that.
Another beginner's review: don't know what a double crochet is. But I'm going to have to look it up somewhere else bacause that's way too fast to see what's happening.
However. Once you've done that, this is an easy tutorial to follow. 👍
Thank you so much for letting me know 🤗 I really appreciate your feedback. I will make sure I slow down and demonstrate the stitches to start. Really glad you managed to complete the lace 😊
@@TiaraLaceCrochet I have not. 😔
I'm trying to see the difference between what you call a single and a double crochet on the third row, at the moment. (when you start)
It really doesn't help than a double and a single are the same thing depending on language so tutorials are just helping to confuse me further. But I WILL get this.
*huffs* *starts again*
(This petticoat will get a lace edging, I swear)
Update: when you do the double, one chain, double again. I can't see whether it's done in the same base stitch or in the next one over. I feel like you've said the same one? But it looks really wonky and tight if I do it. So I must be doing something wrong. 🤔
@@aliceg5327 Here is a link to a video I have done today I hope this explains it a little better ruclips.net/video/DiX87mJoa0Q/видео.html 😊
I’m loving this pattern 😊 but I do have a question about the first row....should I have 17 or 18 hdc?
Thank you😊. At the beginning of the first row you hdc in the 3rd ch from the hook, in doing so you skip 2chs, the 2chs count as a hdc. This gives a total of 19 sts in your first row (18hdc and ch2). Hope this helps😊
@@TiaraLaceCrochet Thank you so much, this helps a lot because I’m definitely a counter of stitches 😊
Quick question I know you said you can make it as long as you can but what multiple is the pattern for example a multiple of 4?
It is worked in multiples of 6 + 2 😊
Thank you so much xx
Thanks for sharing!
What type of thread you used for hand sewing?
I use any sewing thread but it is best to use cotton sewing thread with cotton 😊
Was wonderin what make of crochet hook you are using.
Most of my steel crochet hooks are by PONY not sure if the hook i am using in the video is by PONY as I have quite a few steel hooks hope this helps 😊
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Would this work on cardigan neck
Instead of starting eith a length of chains and working half double crochets I would work a foundation row of sc and then work the lace. It will give a stretch to the base of the lace snd make it easier to fit around the neck. I have tutorial on how to work a single crochet foundation row..all in one...on my channel. Hope this helps.
Best wishes
Susan x
Thanks, it turned out lovely
I can't do it . I give up.
Sorry to hear that😔 Is there a particular part you are struggling with?
@@TiaraLaceCrochet crochet is just not for me .
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Thanks for your reply and having a try I totally understand and appreciate all feedback😊