Это видео недоступно.
Сожалеем об этом.
How to Crochet A Rectangular Virus Blanket
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2016
- In this video I will teach you how to crochet a rectangle virus blanket/afghan
You can purchase the written pattern from my etsy shop or my Ravelry shop
www.ravelry.com/designers/jonn...
To view the square version of this blanket please go here~
• Virus Blanket | How to...
Thank you all so much for watching, commenting, and subscribing to my channel! ❤️❤️❤️
My Instagram
/ jonnasienamartinez
Facebook
/ sienas-maine-design-39...
Blog
www.jonnamartinez.com/
Etsy
www.etsy.com/shop/SienasMaine...
Ravelry
www.ravelry.com/designers/jonn...
**Disclaimer: I use affiliate links. By using an affiliate link you will not pay any more or less. A small percentage will go to this channel. Thank you for your support.
Bernat baby yarn:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Red Heart Shimmer yarn:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Crochet Hook Set:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
Pink measuring tape:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Rose scissors:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
This is genius to use a granny rectangle as the base to turn the virus blanket into a rectangle into a square! I love it!
Thank you. I must have found this video when it was brand new, I've 'tried' it once (a year ago or so) and it was a disaster, that poor yarn (frogging) My world was destroyed 3 years ago, and frankly, I have been on a long journey back to some fashion of sanity (PTSD, AAD, DDNOS, I have an alphabet soup attached to me) Ran across this again today (you are one of my favorites) and I 'got it', am now 12 rows in and all is good :) thank you for doing what you do, not knowing, you were/are part of my healing...
+Tracy Tackery ❤️ a big hug to you from me. I am so happy that you tried this blanket again. It is wonderful to hear it is going well!
Thank you very much for watching and commenting.
Making a bathroom rug with this pattern. So far it looks amazing. Thank you for the video...purchased the pattern and had confusion following it! I've been crocheting for 40 years :-) but haven't followed a more challenging pattern for a while!
My mum has been wanting to make a virus pattern tablecloth but all the patterns were square. I googled and behold, one of my favourite youtubers has this!! Love it and I will be passing it along to my mum!!
I am completely in love with the virus stitch. When I viewed your 1st virus shawl and got the hang of the pattern...I was hooked. Since then I've made about 5-6 shawls. Now with the virus blanket, it'll be the same way . I've never loved a pattern as much as I love the virus pattern. I know now why the name, once you get it, you can't stop making it and it just spreads! Thank you so very much for your great and easy to follow videos. Please keep them coming! !!
+Brenda Davenport that's how I feel about the pattern! It's not a bad virus so have 😉💕
I'm really happy you've been liking my videos and you for watching and commenting!
How much yarn is needed for a queen size please
this will be my first virus blanket. I'm so glad I found your video! perfect pace and very clear instructions. thanks a million! !
+Nancy-Anne Rockwell I'm so happy to hear this blanket turned out well for you!! Thank you for watching and commenting
Love this tutorial and beautiful blanket❣As always you give clear and concise instructions, easy to follow. Thanks for your time and sharing! 💜🖒👏👏👏👏👏
+Mzdiana82 thank you for watching and commenting!
I'm really happy you enjoy my videos. 💕
Your patterns are a pleasure to watch and make. Thank you!!
+Barbara Terzi this is so nice of you!! Thank you so very much 💕
Thank you Jonna for these tutorials, I like yours better thn any I've watched. I just seem to follow you better. I am learning so much from you. I am not very good at reading patterns but learn better if someone shows me for hands on. I can't wait to get some more yarn in the right colors I am going to make the blankets and also a shawl. I am really excited. Again thank you.
+Pat Giesler thank you so much for taking the time to write this comment. I'm so very happy to hear you like my tutorials so much. 💕thank you again for watching and commenting
I have just completed this tutorial. I love it. my blanket has turned out just like yours and the pattern is sooooo easy to follow. thankyou
+Karen Gilliland yay!! So good to hear! Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸
What fun! Your videos make it so easy to learn new patterns. Thank you for all your hard work.
+Janet Abbott ❤ I'm so very happy to hear you enjoyed my tutorial. Thank you so much for watching and commenting 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Wow, I am not a crochet person, but After viewing the video and really encourage me to finish to make a blanket for myself. Thanks Jonna!
+Cute Koala that's great!! You should! Thank you for watching and commenting🌸🌸🌸
I love the virus stitch....working on a square virus table cloth with cotton thread...will definitely be making a rectangular one..
Thank for the easy instructions. Tried this pattern. Now on my fourth afghan.
Awesome video! Precise, easy to understand & well videoed. Thank you. Going to Micheals this afternoon to get yarn for this.
+Barbara Lipskie great to hear! I'm so happy you liked it. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸🌸🌸
Thank you so much for teaching us and for giving us information on what's the best yarn to use and the size of the hook. I'm a beginner and that information really helps. The blanket is beautiful and your instructions are very clear.😊
+Bertha Zacharewicz welcome to the world of crochet!! I'm so happy you watching my tutorial and you liked it!! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Fabulous, I was a little hesitant to make this because I'm a beginner and it looked complex, but you are a great teacher and I think I can do it.
+Michelle Strempel that’s wonderful!
If you find yourself stuck message me at my Facebook page.
Siena’s Maine Design.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
You can do this I am a 58 year old adult with adult adhd and with my attention span if I can do it anyone can you will not only get it but succeed at it too I believe in you!
Great video, very clear and easy to understand. Thank you for laying it down, so we can see what you have completed and get an idea what it looks like. I love it.
I’m really happy you liked the video! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Very good tutorials. Explain how to super well. Thank you for the time making all your videos. I'm working on your round virus blanket. I enjoy making these.
this my favorite stitch ever I just love virus stitch I made to blankets and a shawl can't until this new blanket is done
That is so great!! This stitch is so much fun :) thank you for watching and commenting!
Jonna, I just want to say that you are one of the BEST tutors on RUclips. You explain everything so well that it is so easy to follow your patterns. You also have a very good speaking voice, making it easy to understand what you're saying. When I see your name associated with a pattern or stitch, I know I can count on you to explain it clearly and thoroughly enough so I can do it, too. Thank you.
You certainly are talented to create such a beautiful pattern!
+Marige OBrien I am so happy you enjoy my tutorials. Thank you for writing this comment and keeping up with my channel . 💕🌸🌸🌸🌸
Oh, you deserve it. I know many people try to create good videos-- and they do mean well! But I think it's probably harder than it appears. I know I certainly couldn't do it. Few are able to master all the necessary components. But you do a very good job and deserve to be recognized for it.
I'm now in the process of making this afghan and in the course of doing it, I had a couple of other thoughts on this topic.
1. IF you wanted the dimensions to be longer, how would you add a second arch on the sides...? That is, in the first round of arches? How big would the center have to be? This is lovely but I still find it to be a bit squarish. I'm hoping this afghan will be good for a twin or full sized bed.
2. Have you considered making a video about planning an afghan project? I love making afghans and am relatively competent with them. But I rarely follow patterns -- I prefer to find a stitch I like and go from there. So I've learned the hard way when it comes to the in's and out's of afghans. I doubt I'm unique in this so I've thought it would be a good topic for a video.
For instance, I think it's worth it to make a sample swatch first when using different yarns, both to gauge the size and to see the color pattern chosen. There's nothing worse than getting 20 rows in and realizing what you thought would work, doesn't.
Anyway, that's just a thought.
+Marige OBrien ❤️ Thank you.
? Well, thanks, anyway. Maybe I can puzzle it out myself. (I mean the question I asked.)
Good video, I have never did the virus stitch before and you make it so easy to understand.
+Janie Mckee that’s wonderful to hear!! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Thank you for replying to my question about a queen size virus rectangle Afghan. I love your work. I've been apprehensive to start one not sure it would work up nicely to a queen size. Thanks again.
I know this comment is pretty old but I have hope - do you remember how many chains you needed for a queen size?
@frolleinkram984 my newer tutorial would probably work better than this one for your Queen size blanket:
German Shells / Virus Rectangle Blanket | Rectangle Crochet Blanket | Virus Blanket
ruclips.net/video/UtvPalIw15Q/видео.html
I have made baby blanket white with pink edge looks stunning thank you using carbon simply soft
I just bought this pattern but learned it from your awesome video the same from your square virus blanket although I love this one so much more your videos make learning your patterns a breeze and I am an old pro(58.5 years old)but starting and stopping with a video you can back up when something you read doesn't make sense at the moment or when you are having a duh moment awesome 10 stars for a 5 star rating!
Love your tutorial, so easy to follow and you have such a beautiful and clear voice. I'm making this rectangle Virus Blanket.
Thank you Sashi!
I’m really happy you liked this tutorial. 🌸🌸🌸
This seems so simple compared to just the virus blanket. I am excited to try this.
+Annie Gibson I'm so happy to hear this! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Love the tutorials :) so easy to follow as long as i remember that a us double is actually a trebble for me :) your virus tutorials are also helping with my christmas presents :) these blankets are so gorgeous
+I'mNotCrazy JustALittleWeird that's great to hear!! Thank you for watching and commenting .
Thank you very much for such a detailed pattern explanation.
This is the best video of this pattern I have seen.
At last I “ get” it
👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you once again Jonna! I have gotten through your tutorial . I'm so thrilled . I made you Virus shawl, a while ago and it looks wonderful.. Now this looks even better . Thank you so, so much for all you do 💐💐🎇
+Kathy that makes me so happy!! 🌸🌸🌸thank you for watching and commenting
Having made several Virus blankets and Virus shawls I figured I could do this. It was awkward holding on to the small piece but once I got to the Virus part it was much easier. Can’t wait for it to get bigger. Thanks
That’s wonderful!! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Looking forward to trying this one. Did the square and loved making it.
+Leesa Alexander so great! Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸
Thank you for the tutorial. I love the virus pattern, and so pleased I can do a baby blanket with it!
This is a beautiful pattern i cannot wait to see how mine comes along. Thank you for such great details when making how to videos!
I’m really happy you liked this tutorial! Thank you for watching and commenting.
please post more crocheting patterns your easy to follow along with and speak clearly other besides Jayda in stiches which who i followed to do a few baby blanket patterns but i am just looking around in youtube for some new patterns to try and your tutorial is simply sound so clear and sounds be easy to follow . I simply cant wait to try this virus pattern out . !! Ty Jonna Martinez please upload more patterns ! :D
+Billie Punk I'm really happy you liked my video so much! I upload every week (I try to)
Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸
Another good one is bella coco i find between bella and jonna i can access easy tutorials of nearly any pattern :)
Awesome teaching! Very clear instructions! Thank you for your time!
Thank you so much!
I’m very happy you liked this tutorial.
love this video, I'm going to try for a toddler bed size, wish me look I only a beginner x
Luck to you, but I am here for questions if you have any. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Can't wait to try this with some Lion Brand ice cream color change yarn for a baby blanket! Also--love the idea of a table runner!!!
+Marty Somerfeldt oooh I LOVE that yarn! What color? Thank you for watching and commenting 💕
beautiful can't wait to make this for my brother and sister-in-law. also love your nails
+theakaneko thank you! And thank you for watching and And commenting 🌸 🌸
Can not wait to start this! Great job on this video, very clear and easy to follow!
Very good and clear instructions. Thanks
Love your videos... Very easy to follow. I'm currently working on the virus shawl...!! thank-you once again
+Tapzn thank you! That means so much! Thank you for watching and commenting.
What an appropriate name in 2021. Will try it.tks4s
again, I learned the rectangle virus pattern with your help : ) thank you Jonna. I made it through the square one, rectangle and shawl - but not without your videos : ) and I pass your name along on my Facebook groups : )
+connie cravens this is great to hear! So happy you've been enjoying my videos. 💕 thank you for watching commenting and sharing! Have a lovey crochet day. 🌸🌸
Does anyone know how much yarn it takes?
wow...i love this design! i can't wait to make this as a blanket!!!
+natalie linton lovely!!
Thank you for watching and commenting! 💕🌸🌸🌸
Wonderful tutorial! Very clear and easy to follow.
+Cheri Littrell this is great to hear!! 💕Thank you for watching and commenting. 🍁🍁
Yay, I've been looking for a rectangle version!
What's the stitch repeat length for making a longer and skinnier version? I want to make a rectangular shawl. Thanks!
I am working on it now, but it looks like you need to have multiples of four clusters on the long side MINUS one cluster (4x-1). Then instead of doing a sc in the top of a dc, put it in the space between the clusters.
@@SuttonShimai have you got a video for this?
Love love love the Virus st. I made 2 baby blankets and made 5 doiley's. Love doiley's on my furniture, under my photo's and stuff.
That is wonderful. The doilies are beautiful decorations. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Beautiful and you're a great teacher can you please tell me the finish size..? Please do more videos..
I'm learning the pattern. it's very beautiful.
+Agatha Wint that's great!! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Thanks so much for such clear instructions!!
+Donna Zema thank you for watching and commenting!
I absolutely love your videos. You are very clear to understand and your instructions are great. I am using this pattern to make some place mats which really only require that I do the "inner" granny square foundation, and 2 repeats of the "virus" rows. I was wondering though, if you had a suggestion to "even" up the outside edge to square it off, so to speak. Please keep making your videos.....they are awesome!
Somehow I cannot keep from having my husband's name show up when I make a comment :)
+Jim Hinkle I'm working on making a video to square off the edges of the virus patterns. Not sure when it will be out yet.
I'm very happy you enjoy my videos! Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸
This is fantastic; Thank You! I wanted this version ☺
+Dawniel Sterling that's great! Thank you for watching and commenting. Have fun!
Thanks for this! I was struggling with the written pattern which can be usual for me. With this video, I finally got one started. Using Caron Cakes Funfetti and it is really cute. Thanks again. Love your videos.
+Karen D ooh I bet is so pretty in that yarn!
Please feel free to share your work on my Facebook
Thank you for watching and commenting
LOVE THIS! i made the square version of this! cant wait to make this one!!!!
+Maddie Martin that's great!
Make sure to post #rectanglevirusblanket if you're on Instagram!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Maddie Martin and
Maddie Martin
Maddie Marti
Thanks so much for doing a tutorial for a rectangular virus pattern blanket. I want to try this for my bed but the square just wasn't what I wanted.
I'm
That's why I made this pattern, so many people love the stitch but the square wasn't right for what they where going to use the blanket for.
I'm happy you liked my video. thank you for watching and commenting.
Great its very nice and im going to try ..thank u can't wait to start.
Oh my god this is so beautiful I can not wait to start on this tomorrow love!!!! Thank you very much
I hope you are well on your way with this blanket by now!
I’m so happy you love it!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Definitely reminds of old doilies. 😉
What a beautiful pattern! Can't wait to start my own. Was looking at the rectangular piece u completed & w/o measuring, it looks like it would make a fantastic placemat! May need to make some of those as well! lol😉
Great video - thanks for posting Jonna! I'm making this using Caron Cakes in Faerie Cake as a wedding gift
+Teresa Johnson so pretty! I love the Caron cakes . ❤️ thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸
Love this! Thank you so much for posting this! Now to make one!
Brilliant. I don't make shawls, I've however made 3 of the Virus square blankets and have been hoping you would do a rectangle. Just watched the whole video, sorted out my yarn and I'm off.
+alison pearson I'm not a shawl person either 😉 I'm so happy you liked my video! Thank you for watching and commenting! 🌸🌸🌸
Thank you very much for your throughout instruction and show close up to see the stitches. I love this pattern especially it’s the rectangle one.
I’m so happy to hear this! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Started the square virus blanket today! Would you be able to add a note about the yarn differences in the description of that video? The tidbit at the beginning of this video would have been so helpful before I started. I'm using the supersaver redheart and I'm sure that's why my blanket won't lay flat now that you mention it. Nonetheless, thank you for the beautiful pattern and taking time to film it for us! Your videos are easy to follow.
+Shay Lake yes! I will make a note to add it. Good idea.
Thank you for watching and commenting I'm very happy you like my pattern.
I thought I'd experiment a bit, and figured out how to start this with an oval in the centre instead of the granny rectangle. It took a bit to figure it out, but I actually really like it with an oval in the centre.
Great tutorial, I really enjoyed it. You have a great, soothing voice for this sort of tutorial, and you explain it all so well. I wonder how a variegated yarn would do with this pattern, have you ever tried it?
Great video. You made it so easy. Used this pattern for a doiley. Hoping you can advise how I can make it skinnier/ longer for another doiley so my kids can identify where they have to put their lunchboxes after school. Love all you stuff!!!
Jonna Martinez could you please post a video example of how to change colors as when your doing this rectangle virus pattern blanket please so is to make sure people that are new to this pattern would be understand perfect what you explained in this video without any misunderstanding where to place the new colors when we switch colors. please and ty ! :)
+Billie Punk I always try to chain colors on the "loopy" row. This way you join and chain 5.
Thank you for watching and commenting
Well done! i was trying to modify the other viral blanket as a afghan by adding rows to each end. Now I can use this one for a more finished look. Can you comment on your gorgeous nails please? Thanks
+Lori Riley I'm so happy you liked my video!
My nails are Jamberry nail wraps in lost ruin.
These are my favorite!! I should get 10 days out of them. 💅🌸🌸
Thank you for watching and commenting!
The virus stitch looks really complicated but nice to look at reminds me old dollies.
Love this pattern. I would have liked to know how many blocks there were in the first row to be sure I had the right amount. Your instruction is very nicely done. Thanks
Yes! I agree. Will try to remember this for future tutorials. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Thank u very easy method
you teach very well
Thank you!
So you work this pattern until it's the size you want? And it is a rectangle? The baby blanket in the beginning looks like it's a square. Love your teaching method btw!
I sure thank you for sharing your pattern! I love it!
Wonderful!
Make sure to also check out my new tutorial.
German shells/ virus rectangle blanket. Same stitch but it is a longer blanket.
Thank you for watching and commenting.
I will be sure to check it out! I thank you again!
Will be making a table runner and coasters !!!
Beautiful! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Hi Joanna...so I've been playing with this and I decided to use v-stitches instead of the Granny stitch. Same starting chain. Just replaced the Granny stitches with v-stitches. It works but I'm not sure I totally like it. I feel like they should be small shells instead. I'd be happy to share a pic if you're interested.
Hello! I’ve actually got a pattern coming out that is the rectangle Victoria’s German shells blanket and it uses the V stitches to begin too. It works better if repeated. I’m working on using the Virus stitch to start the rectangle. Eventually I will master it! 😄 I’m happy you got a chance to try other stitches!
If you like the V stitches and haven’t already checked out my Victoria’s German shells patterns they are a few here and others at my Etsy and Ravelry shops. Thank you for watching and commenting!
@@JonnaMartinezCrochet I have watched your Victoria's German shells video but had you used v-stitches there. I wonder if I used hdc v-stitches if it would make the beginning less loosey goosey.
you should try the hdc!
@@JonnaMartinezCrochet I'll do that and will let you know how it turns out! :) I'd love to email you pictures. Is your email address anywhere?
You can message me on my website or Etsy shop. Or Facebook if you have that!
Merci ! J'adore et je commence aujourd'hui.👍👍👌👏
Love your style of instruction. I have started the oblong pattern but I don’t know how when to start changing to the Granny Square stitch and then how to start back on the Virus stitch. Is this part of your instruction video? 💜
This pattern only uses the granny stitch as a base. The rest of the blanket is Virus Stitch.
Hi Jonna, love your tutorial., I would love to make queen size blanket., can you please tell me the magic number ( to start this pattern how many chains needed,) ., that would be grateful., Thanks.,
+suraiya parveen just do this like the video and crochet around until it fits your bed. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Lovely pattern and very well explained. If I wanted to make this oblong, rather than rectangular (for a bed runner) should I make my initial chain longer and is there a 'multiples of' formula to make the correct width? Thanks.
+Wendy Avila I'm not sure it took me a long time to just get it to this point.
Thanks for watching!
hi there.
loved your tutorial and now I'm going to try to make it. I'm new to crochet so I'm wondering what ply wool and hook are u using please. thankyou
+Karen Gilliland I think it would be considered an 8-10 ply.
Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸 and welcome to the wonderful world of crochet!
If using a cake yarn do you have to cut the yarn and start again to begin the virus pattern? Seems like you should be able to continue working without doing so.
I want to make my mom a wheelchair blanket about 36"x48". Will the rectangle grow in such a way that I will have a blanket approximately that size?
This is a great pattern and I am just about to start the project Aside from. She'll stitches, what other types of stitches can you use?
You can make a rectangle blanket with lots of different stitches. Thank you for watching!
Thank you for this video. I love the pace of your instruction too-- quick and clear.
Can you tell me what the size of the rectangle blanket is and how many skeins of yarn you used? I want to make this 70"x90" - can you tell me what I would need? Thank you so much!!
+FrancisBowieBeans this blanket was only about 26" on the short side. Like a baby blanket.
A lot depends on the yarn you use and hook..... but if I wanted to make a blanket that big with worsted weight yarn and a G 4.25 or H 5.00
I would have 2000 or 2400 yards on hand.
That's a good sized blanket and I've not actually done one that big.
I'd go with a yarn you know you can get more of.
Thank you for watching and commenting! Best of luck with your blanket!
Please feel free to ask more questions on my Facebook page Siena's Maine Design
This looked so complicated but. Not really. Kinda mindless actually. With this one I can actually look at my show and work along.
Love your pattern can you tell me if it is possible to make this into a large rectangle shawl? Thanks
Thank you!
+Judith Little thank you for watching and commenting 🌸🌸🌸
Hi, I absolutely love your patterns and videos. I have made a shawl for my mother, I'm making a square blanket for my cousin and I want to make a rectangular blanket for a baby. How many yards of yarn do you think it will take? I'm using the Caron Cakes yarn in Macaroon (I know that you said to use the thinner yarns, but the square one is turning out spectacularly, so I'm using that brand again). Each cake is 383 yards if that helps.
+Margret Onyeaghor I would buy 3 or 4 cakes to be safe!
I like my baby blankets at least 34"
Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸 I'm so happy you are liking so many of my virus videos!
Thank you. I'm almost at the end of my second cake, and have 2 more color changes to go. The blanket is measuring 31.5" x 36" so far. I'll sees how large it is at the end of this cake, as my square one is 36" on each side.
Jonna Martinez yeah
yeah
Is there a way to make this a table runner?? Approx. 18" x 72" ?? Love this pattern I made the shawl and it came out beautiful. Thank you for sharing..you make it so easy to follow.
+Karen Scearce you know I've been thinking about creating a table runner. I don't think this pattern will make it that skinny.
I'll work on something but cannot promise anything.
Thank you for watching and commenting
Jonna Martinez thank you for all your tutorials! I will continue to watch for new ones and definitely will be trying this one!
Hi I know it’s a long shout but do you think if I did this blanket in very fine cotton and a lot of patience it could be made into a table cloth ? 🤞🌸🤞💖
Absolutely!!! A gorgeous table cloth!!!! Thank you for watching and commenting. 💖
Love this video. Would you or should you put a boarder on this ?
+sally roberts you don't have to. I like them both ways. I have several border video options you can check out.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Hi - like your pattern! I have made a mistake - right after the rectangle, I tried to make the loopy row - chain 5 and 3 loops and 5 and the 2nd 3 loops is your pattern - am unable to get the 2nd 3 loops - I get only two 3 loops . wonder why ? unwound and did twice
+Sowmya Nagarajan message me on My Facebook page or Etsy shop with pictures.
I can help faster if I can see it.
I'm sure we can figure it out!
Thank you for watching and commenting. I look forward to seeing your work. 👍🌸🌸🌸
Hi. I would love to use this pattern in cotton for runner.
Thank you take care lots of love from South Africa
I have a new pattern that has 3 different lengths in my written pattern. One of these might work for a table runner. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Hi. Love this pattern. Why do you not recommend the thicker yarn?
You can definitely use thicker yarn I can do this pattern in any yarn. But many were having issues with it rippling. When your tension is a bit off it can mess with the lacy design. Thinner yarn is a little more flexible and forgiving. Try any yarn you like! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Jonna Martinez thank you so much.
Hi Jonna. So I have given up on the virus pattern with this thick sticky yarn. You were right. I can’t ignore the ripples. My Vera gatedyarn is 601 yds of medium acrylic, suggested hook size 5.5 mm. Can you
Sorry, didn’t finish. I have 2 skeins of veriegated yarn, each is 601 yds, #4 grade, recommended hook size 5.5 mm. Can you please recommend a pattern for a throw or blanket? Thank you again Jonna.
Sure! I understand! I love the shells of one color: How To Crochet A Shells Of One Color Blanket | Beautiful shells one color | beginner crochet at home
or the cozy rectangles blanket. ❤️
Hi Jonna can you help I’m wanting to do this rectangle as a tablecloth which is large 2.100 metre x 1,200 metre (68,890 feet x 3,415 feet). Do you suggest I need to do a longer middle or more rows of the centre so I can get it the length I need. My daughter wants it
can you make the middle longer? I'm needing something that's roughly 3 feet by 6 feet and I LOVE this pattern.
+Cecily Mills I'm not sure. I'm sorry I can't help more. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸
Yes I need to make one 2 feet by 6 feet
+Kimberly Johnson okay great. Thank you for this.
love your video, it makes such a complex looking pattern seem quite easy to do. I have a large rectangular base already completed and want to use the virus pattern as a large border for three of the sides (left, bottom and right). do you have any clues as to how I would do that please . thanks in advance
+shamy teejai when I design my virus patterns I draw it out with pen and paper. Some numbers work some don't.
I'm sorry I can't be more help.
I'm happy you liked the video!
Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸🌸🌸
looks hard but directions sound easy
+Diana Zipser that's what I like to hear! Thank you for watching and commenting