I watched this last night and ran out this morning to buy yarn to make shawl #3. I have no need of a shawl here in sunny Sydney, and no idea what I'll do with it - but I had to have it! Guess it'll come in handy if I ever decide to move to.... the nineteenth century! Thanks for your wonderful, informative videos.
Wool makes the project very warm, so I suggest you use a cotton or acrylic, shouldn't be as hot. I just made my #3 shawl for a friend of mine. Came out so beautiful, so far. It took me over 24 hours so far
I'm a huge LHOTP fan from the time I was girl reading the books. Then I found out Almanzo is a distant relative. Quite a long time ago I made my version of "Ma's" shawl and still wear it. I'm inspired now to make another! Thanks for the great video!
Interesting, I actually watched the pilot again today after watching your video. It actually seemed in a couple shots toward the end (about an hour in) that the shawl was a square folded in half rather than a triangle.
I think the shawl you think might be knitted is actually the Aurora Lace crochet pattern. I am not sure about the border, but I think we could figure it out. There is a RUclips video on how to do the Aurora Lace that I used for a sweater. I am so excited about these!
Loved this! You did a great job! I searched Little House on the Prairie Caroline Ingalls Shawl and found several pictures that are nice and sharp from the show. One has 3 pics in zone of the Granny square shawl. It looks like you were right on both options to me. The edge has the grannys on top of each other but the body has them split like normal. It least, that's what it looked like to me. Then, there's a pic of her with one that is obviously a square that is folded into a triangle and there is a wine colored one that she wears as a sontag. There's several pics. I saved then and I will send them to you, if you like and save you the trouble if scrolling through all the pics that aren't of her in the shawl. There are also some "remake" attempts but none as good as yours! There is one or 2 that are absolutely knitted. I saw one that you didn't have or that I missed as you were going through them. Thanks for doing this series. I love love love it!
Such a great video. Don't worry about not being able to find the correct words , some people are more visual in explanations and tasks for learning than reading directions. This figuring out a pattern and from knit to crochet is a superpower. Love it.
Thank you for telling us about the World's Fair video narrated by Gene Wilder, it was SO good. The shawl from the pilot episode is so interesting. She wears it over her head, as a shawl, and as a sontag. I think you did an amazing dupe! You're awesome, C. Hugs, always!
I agree that the one shawl is knit. The biggest reason I think that is because of how it drapes. Your crochet version is beautiful and looks so snuggly warm.
Our Brilliant Girl does it again !!! Omg those are beautiful !! All of them look so pretty !! Corinna you outdid urself again !! Well done girl !! Thank You for another great video 📸 !! ❤❤ It !! Way to go !!
I love them all. I agree the one with the shells is my favorite. Thank you so very much. I have the same color yarn. #4 I am in process of completing three blankets right now. The scalloped shawl will be my next project. I love crocheting shawls, but not many demands for them. So I make them and gift them to people I know. But I think it is time to donate to nursing homes with lap blankets. 😊
This is something I need to bookmark & save! My original legal name is in the Little House on the Prairie; thie Ingles' youngest daughter. My aunt was a huge fan of the show & I grew up watching it with her. I was born too late for my time lol. Much preferring early 1800s, Shaker & Early Settler styles ☺ I love these historical based patterns!!! Thank you for the great videos!
This is so wonderful, Corinna! Thank you! You know another series of crochet wear that would be awesome to make is from the series, Outlander. 😊❤️ Such beautiful shawls, caplets and wrist-wear! 🎩💖✨🧶🪡
Yes!!! That's what I'm talking about! You NAILED IT girl! Thank you Corina! You rock! I loved all 4 shawls, however my favorite was the 3rd one with the all the ridges and shells and single crochet ridges at the bottom, as all the different stitch patterns in it were absolutely gorgeous to look at and just made it so textured and drew me in to it, that make sense? Which made it the best of the all of them. I think I will try that one first. But I'm so happy that you did this video, it was fun and exciting and you just totally went the extra mile and I find myself following your videos more than any these days I'm always wanting to see what you've come up with next...❤😊 we love you too, you're such a fun host and creator. Keep up the good work!!!
Yes keep going! I love this so much! I watched LHOTP when I was in elementary and fell in love with it. I’m now 37 and rewatching it, I’m on season 6 🥰 That show just speaks to my soul!
I grew up on LHOTP, my mom even gifted me her childhood set of the books which her mom (my nana) had as child - they're second edition prints with the pictures in them and everything. It's a precious heirloom at this point. I'm making the knit-converted shawl for my mom for her birthday! I'm going to include the single crochet ribbing after the shells because the more accurate the better, I'm going to print out a picture of Caroline wearing hers to give to her with it. Thank you so much for creating this video to follow, my mom is going to LOVE this shawl!!
I love the textured shawl with the shells, you are so creative ❣❣... will have to go on the to-do list ... or ... I have the perfect yarn in my cupboard, maybe I will just do a little swatchie roo tomorrow (its a public holiday here in South Africa), and then it will be promoted from the to-do list to the W.I.P list, position no.9 😂😂
As always...I am amazed at how your mind works! I think you nailed it. Can't wait until I am good enough to make up patterns like you do just looking at a picture. All 4 were beautiful, and utilitarian. Also, warm and cuddly. I would not be worried about feeding the chickens or milking a cow in it, Lol. Though, I might save the one with the shells for going to town or church. Thank you, for including this video on your channel. :)
Oh Corrina, the shawls turned out lovely!! How many skeins did you use? (the knitted shawl-My fav) I'm going to have to make this. I've got some Mandala's stashed away :) I love the colorway you chose too. Of course, I will play this back to crochet along. So glad you posted today, needed a break from the lace I'm doing on my new shirt. I was up till 3am crocheting till my vision went blurry. Thanks so much!
Fabulous video, beautiful shawls, I'd love to see more videos like this one - a few quick little patterns/projects all rolled in to one , this was fun thankyou for sharing 😊
I don't know if you have ever watched the old 1960s Twilight Zone series? They're all black and white. I have DVD box set. So far I'm on the beginning of the third season. I can't begin to tell you how many crocheted items I have seen through out many episodes. You really should check it out. My husband gets frustrated with me when I have to pause video and check out the crocheted things...lol
Could that first one be Tunisian crochet? The stitches look very similar to a cowl I made. Was Tunisian around when they were trying to duplicate? I mean I know it was invented but was it in the states yet?
I do think you nailed them, Corinna! I love love love all of them! I can't wait to go back to this and make one of them - or all, I don't know yet! I was hoping you would show how to do the little pattern from 1862 you showed at the beginning, that would have also made a neat border for the one with the fringe, I think (instead of fringe). Yes, I think the one from the early episode is a square shawl, which would be fun to make as well. Love you Corinna!!!! 💜💗🧡♥💚
In addition to my previous comment, I wanted to add that my favorite shawl of this bunch was the same as yours. My preference is the scalloped shell border all the way. I love lacy things and pretty borderlines on my triangle shawls though. I think that's the one I'll make with some of my treasured luxury yarn. Yours looks so cozy and wonderful to wrap up in. I can show you the finished product, if you're interested in seeing that combination.
LOVE all 4 of these patterns 😊. You asked if we think you nailed Caroline's=I think she would have worn all four-any of the four. 😍 As you started on the edging with the fans, I thought (& may've said out loud 😅)"10!?" LOL N couldn't have thought it turned out better 🤗🎉. I have 2 shawl-in-a-ball skeins that I intend to make one of these using. If I actually do get one shawl out of each, then my sister and her daughter will have a matching wrap🤓.
Thank you again. I love so much that you are doing more of the Little House crochet projects 💜💜💜 P.S. Can I ask, if you might (later) might be doing any crochet patterns from the Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman show? Thank you for all you can make and share
Very impressed with shawl #3. I liked someone's idea to do the shells in a contrasting color. I have 3 purple skeins and 1 lavender skein I'm going to use for this shawl.
What a fun theme for a crochet series. I was a little girl in the early 90s and when I was in elementary school, I remember owning and reading a few of the Little House on the Prairie series. I remember the TV show airing too, but I never watched it. These days I follow the Townsends channel on RUclips which covers many facets of 17th and 18th century life. These designs are reminiscent of some of the fashions I see in historical records and reenactments of that time frame. My tendency recently has been making old fashioned doilies with atypical yarn. Right now as I watched this, I was working on a pineapple doily, made with one of those vibrant cotton gradient cake yarns. That makes me now want to start on one of these shawls using hand-dyed merino in modern colorways.
I have done the second Caroline Ingalls shawl bit , I didn't realize there was more but, will be doing your first and your 3 rd version of Caroline Ingalls shawl.
Thanks Corinna for this wonderful video tutorial. So fun! Shawl 3: Caroline Ingalls needed a border with more consistency than to finish it with just fans to help her to wrap it up to her body. I think you did a great job. God bless you🦋
You're just visual, so you are creative. I am mechanical. I can follow any pattern, but I'm not good at creating my own. I'm the type that used to program the VCR, lol. (I hope you are old enough to get that, LOL.) I loved the shawl with the shells at the bottom.
I am enjoying your vintage crochet projects. This inspires other crafters to really get into a pattern and understand reading it. You like your fingernails, don't you?
I may not work any of your vintage projects ad I am a beginner but I thoroughly enjoy watching g & learning new stitches (Iam english by the way so i get slightly confused by the american/uk stitch difference) 😊😊
As a knitter, I’m a little surprised to see such a chunky knit in a shawl meant to be from that era. I thought chunky knits were a modern creation. I do think the knit to crochet looks really good.
Awesome work hats off to you…I would work to size than at the last row leave shells as the finish.. fantastic video I watch allot I love your personality and teaching.. you made this so easy looking..
Muchas gracias por compartir, ¡me encantaron!. (La casa en la Pradera=español). No es por ser negativa, pero el color de "su mesa, donde trabaja, es muy obscuro". Sólo para que Ud. decida sobre si cambiar, o no, el color de base, comprendo que Ud. es la dueña de su canal. Siempre, me cuesta ver sus vídeos, por lo que le comenté. Saludos y gracias por leer.
I enjoyed watching your video. Thank you for sharing this! There was a different one Carolyn wore in Season 8, Episode 12, when she was looking for Gideon. He was a little blond-headed boy who studdered and had run away after being made fun of. The shawl was a more open work but had some more solid part. It's hard to make out the pattern to see if I can make it..Do you have anything on that scarf? It looks like a more rectangular on that she wore alternately as a head/neck scarf and as a shawl. I just discovered your channel and love it! I just love vintage crochet.
I watched this last night and ran out this morning to buy yarn to make shawl #3. I have no need of a shawl here in sunny Sydney, and no idea what I'll do with it - but I had to have it! Guess it'll come in handy if I ever decide to move to.... the nineteenth century! Thanks for your wonderful, informative videos.
Wool makes the project very warm, so I suggest you use a cotton or acrylic, shouldn't be as hot. I just made my #3 shawl for a friend of mine. Came out so beautiful, so far. It took me over 24 hours so far
No way that shawl is knitted 😮 The shawl has crochet stitches clearly to me.❤❤❤❤
Exactly what I see
Yes, me too. I see puff st
I've knitted for more years than I can remember. It's not knitted.
(Oh-oh, here she comes) Watch out, girl, she'll use you up (Oh-oh, here she comes) She's a YARNEATER!
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I'm gonna sing that song like that from now on, thank you 😂
I'm a huge LHOTP fan from the time I was girl reading the books. Then I found out Almanzo is a distant relative. Quite a long time ago I made my version of "Ma's" shawl and still wear it. I'm inspired now to make another! Thanks for the great video!
I would love to know how you made that Ma's shawl. I'm thankful this channel popped up on my feed😊
Very cool to find out who your ancestors are! Mine are from England
I believe you nailed it! Very very lovely shawls. I can't wait to start a couple of these!
Interesting, I actually watched the pilot again today after watching your video. It actually seemed in a couple shots toward the end (about an hour in) that the shawl was a square folded in half rather than a triangle.
I think the shawl you think might be knitted is actually the Aurora Lace crochet pattern. I am not sure about the border, but I think we could figure it out. There is a RUclips video on how to do the Aurora Lace that I used for a sweater. I am so excited about these!
PS: if you look on the left side where you can see through the stitches to the sky, you can pick out the pattern of stitches.
Whatever the original pattern was, I like yours better. Those shawls turned out amazing.
Lovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvve them! Patterns please! Happy Easter
Love them all ♥❣ Thank you❣
I could not click this fast enough!!! LET'S GO!
Loved this! You did a great job! I searched Little House on the Prairie Caroline Ingalls Shawl and found several pictures that are nice and sharp from the show. One has 3 pics in zone of the Granny square shawl. It looks like you were right on both options to me. The edge has the grannys on top of each other but the body has them split like normal. It least, that's what it looked like to me. Then, there's a pic of her with one that is obviously a square that is folded into a triangle and there is a wine colored one that she wears as a sontag. There's several pics. I saved then and I will send them to you, if you like and save you the trouble if scrolling through all the pics that aren't of her in the shawl. There are also some "remake" attempts but none as good as yours! There is one or 2 that are absolutely knitted. I saw one that you didn't have or that I missed as you were going through them.
Thanks for doing this series. I love love love it!
Such a great video. Don't worry about not being able to find the correct words , some people are more visual in explanations and tasks for learning than reading directions. This figuring out a pattern and from knit to crochet is a superpower. Love it.
Thank you for telling us about the World's Fair video narrated by Gene Wilder, it was SO good. The shawl from the pilot episode is so interesting. She wears it over her head, as a shawl, and as a sontag. I think you did an amazing dupe! You're awesome, C. Hugs, always!
I love that documentary! I have since use it to fall asleep to about half a dozen times now , it’s just great and really takes me there
Thank you so much. 4 awesome Ingalls style shawls in one video. This is an amazing gift, you just made March feel like Christmas 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
love that lacey bit of loops. its so victorian
I agree that the one shawl is knit. The biggest reason I think that is because of how it drapes. Your crochet version is beautiful and looks so snuggly warm.
110% love the looks of your adaptation of these (in my opinion) mystery pattern shall's well done 👏👋👏
Me too!
What a wonderful surprise to see in my feed! Yes please! Do a series oh LHOTP! THANK YOU!
I love it with just the shells also. One of my fav shawls.
Shawl 3 is my favorite! There aren't adjectives strong enough to describe how amazingly beautiful your creation is. Love it!❤
This is so wonderful! I have some red heart jumbo skeins in burgundy in my stash. Thank you so much❤
Our Brilliant Girl does it again !!! Omg those are beautiful !! All of them look so pretty !! Corinna you outdid urself again !! Well done girl !! Thank You for another great video 📸 !! ❤❤ It !! Way to go !!
I love them all. I agree the one with the shells is my favorite. Thank you so very much. I have the same color yarn. #4
I am in process of completing three blankets right now. The scalloped shawl will be my next project. I love crocheting shawls, but not many demands for them. So I make them and gift them to people I know. But I think it is time to donate to nursing homes with lap blankets. 😊
47:59 that is just gorgeous. I will be making this shawl. Thank you so much for sharing 💜
I think you nailed it. They all look great. The shell shawl is my favorite.
This is something I need to bookmark & save! My original legal name is in the Little House on the Prairie; thie Ingles' youngest daughter. My aunt was a huge fan of the show & I grew up watching it with her. I was born too late for my time lol. Much preferring early 1800s, Shaker & Early Settler styles ☺ I love these historical based patterns!!! Thank you for the great videos!
We wore bonnets like that when we went to church
This is so wonderful, Corinna! Thank you! You know another series of crochet wear that would be awesome to make is from the series, Outlander. 😊❤️ Such beautiful shawls, caplets and wrist-wear! 🎩💖✨🧶🪡
Yes!!! That's what I'm talking about! You NAILED IT girl! Thank you Corina! You rock! I loved all 4 shawls, however my favorite was the 3rd one with the all the ridges and shells and single crochet ridges at the bottom, as all the different stitch patterns in it were absolutely gorgeous to look at and just made it so textured and drew me in to it, that make sense? Which made it the best of the all of them. I think I will try that one first. But I'm so happy that you did this video, it was fun and exciting and you just totally went the extra mile and I find myself following your videos more than any these days I'm always wanting to see what you've come up with next...❤😊 we love you too, you're such a fun host and creator. Keep up the good work!!!
Yes keep going! I love this so much! I watched LHOTP when I was in elementary and fell in love with it. I’m now 37 and rewatching it, I’m on season 6 🥰 That show just speaks to my soul!
Love every one of the shawls and your channel ❤
The shawl you call the Van Dyke, another woman did a replica of it in the half granny, and I absolutely LOVE it!! Good luck.
I truly enjoy watching you, you make it so easy to understand.
I am like you I can come up with a pattern but can't write it out very well.
I grew up on LHOTP, my mom even gifted me her childhood set of the books which her mom (my nana) had as child - they're second edition prints with the pictures in them and everything. It's a precious heirloom at this point. I'm making the knit-converted shawl for my mom for her birthday! I'm going to include the single crochet ribbing after the shells because the more accurate the better, I'm going to print out a picture of Caroline wearing hers to give to her with it. Thank you so much for creating this video to follow, my mom is going to LOVE this shawl!!
I love the textured shawl with the shells, you are so creative ❣❣... will have to go on the to-do list ... or ... I have the perfect yarn in my cupboard, maybe I will just do a little swatchie roo tomorrow (its a public holiday here in South Africa), and then it will be promoted from the to-do list to the W.I.P list, position no.9 😂😂
Yes, it looks gloriously with the fan stitches for the edging. Beautiful yarn with a glossy shine. 🩷👍
As always...I am amazed at how your mind works! I think you nailed it. Can't wait until I am good enough to make up patterns like you do just looking at a picture. All 4 were beautiful, and utilitarian. Also, warm and cuddly. I would not be worried about feeding the chickens or milking a cow in it, Lol. Though, I might save the one with the shells for going to town or church. Thank you, for including this video on your channel. :)
Oh Corrina, the shawls turned out lovely!! How many skeins did you use? (the knitted shawl-My fav) I'm going to have to make this. I've got some Mandala's stashed away :) I love the colorway you chose too. Of course, I will play this back to crochet along. So glad you posted today, needed a break from the lace I'm doing on my new shirt. I was up till 3am crocheting till my vision went blurry. Thanks so much!
I just use around 200 or more, less, for my shawl
Fabulous video, beautiful shawls, I'd love to see more videos like this one - a few quick little patterns/projects all rolled in to one , this was fun thankyou for sharing 😊
I don't know if you have ever watched the old 1960s Twilight Zone series? They're all black and white.
I have DVD box set. So far I'm on the beginning of the third season.
I can't begin to tell you how many crocheted items I have seen through out many episodes.
You really should check it out. My husband gets frustrated with me when I have to pause video and check out the crocheted things...lol
That yarn is beautiful Corrina did I miss what it was… also the shawls are lovely ..great job again ❤️❤️❤️
I couldn't tell where Corrina was specific. Maybe Yonkey Monkey?? The color and texture are gorgeous!!
There is some yarn information in the video description
Oh girl you did absolutely amazing! I love this video and living in TX i love shawls! ❤❤❤
Can't wait to make all 4. You did an awesome job with these!!❤
Did I hear Mary's hat/scarf coming soon????
Would LOVE to make 1 piece for winter instead of 2 ❤
OR Do the moms hats/scarf from a christmas story 😮
I think my favourite is the knitted/crochet shawl, all 4 are lovely but I prefer the knitted/crochet one 😁😁
Gorgeous patterns. Thank you for working them out.💕
Could that first one be Tunisian crochet? The stitches look very similar to a cowl I made. Was Tunisian around when they were trying to duplicate? I mean I know it was invented but was it in the states yet?
I do think you nailed them, Corinna! I love love love all of them! I can't wait to go back to this and make one of them - or all, I don't know yet! I was hoping you would show how to do the little pattern from 1862 you showed at the beginning, that would have also made a neat border for the one with the fringe, I think (instead of fringe). Yes, I think the one from the early episode is a square shawl, which would be fun to make as well. Love you Corinna!!!! 💜💗🧡♥💚
I prefer the shell border on the knitted/crochet shawl 😊😁
In addition to my previous comment, I wanted to add that my favorite shawl of this bunch was the same as yours. My preference is the scalloped shell border all the way. I love lacy things and pretty borderlines on my triangle shawls though. I think that's the one I'll make with some of my treasured luxury yarn. Yours looks so cozy and wonderful to wrap up in. I can show you the finished product, if you're interested in seeing that combination.
LOVE all 4 of these patterns 😊. You asked if we think you nailed Caroline's=I think she would have worn all four-any of the four. 😍 As you started on the edging with the fans, I thought (& may've said out loud 😅)"10!?" LOL N couldn't have thought it turned out better 🤗🎉. I have 2 shawl-in-a-ball skeins that I intend to make one of these using. If I actually do get one shawl out of each, then my sister and her daughter will have a matching wrap🤓.
Hi Corinna~~I love the shawl with the shell border. I would love to make a fitted wearable out of that pattern. It's beautiful!
Great job recreating these shawls. They all turned out so pretty!
Absolutely gorgeous! Saving this video to my watchlist!
I’ve been on a huge shawl kick lately. Ladies at church have been buying yarn and asking me to make them one ❤
Thank you again. I love so much that you are doing more of the Little House crochet projects 💜💜💜 P.S. Can I ask, if you might (later) might be doing any crochet patterns from the Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman show? Thank you for all you can make and share
Yay😁😁😁I've been trying to find this for a long time. Thank you😊
Thank you! Can’t have too many Caroline shawls! Will you be making any of the shawls Laura wore when she grew up?!
Very impressed with shawl #3. I liked someone's idea to do the shells in a contrasting color. I have 3 purple skeins and 1 lavender skein I'm going to use for this shawl.
Thanks! Really appreciate your shawl patterns! Now I am looking Littele house on the prairie again!
What a fun theme for a crochet series. I was a little girl in the early 90s and when I was in elementary school, I remember owning and reading a few of the Little House on the Prairie series. I remember the TV show airing too, but I never watched it. These days I follow the Townsends channel on RUclips which covers many facets of 17th and 18th century life. These designs are reminiscent of some of the fashions I see in historical records and reenactments of that time frame. My tendency recently has been making old fashioned doilies with atypical yarn. Right now as I watched this, I was working on a pineapple doily, made with one of those vibrant cotton gradient cake yarns. That makes me now want to start on one of these shawls using hand-dyed merino in modern colorways.
#2 is my favorite (go to) shawl to make.
I have done the second Caroline Ingalls shawl bit , I didn't realize there was more but, will be doing your first and your 3 rd version of Caroline Ingalls shawl.
Excellent, Excellent job done. Yours is much prettier.
Thanks Corinna for this wonderful video tutorial. So fun!
Shawl 3: Caroline Ingalls needed a border with more consistency than to finish it with just fans to help her to wrap it up to her body.
I think you did a great job.
God bless you🦋
I liked the 3rd shawl the most. I think it's possible that multiple shawls may have served as props in the recording of the same episode.
Enjoyed this ! Have to try your favourite and the last one , I think 😊
Love these - bring on the wraps!!
great fun cant wait to see the others
I need to make all of these. I started with the vandyke one and I'm almost done. I'm loving it!
I love watch your channel,I'm praying for your family
I wonder if Mrs. Oleson had anything crocheted in the show. I love these!
Thank you. Can't wait for the wraps!
I just subscribed. Your channel popped on my feed while searching for a shawl to crochet😊
You're just visual, so you are creative. I am mechanical. I can follow any pattern, but I'm not good at creating my own. I'm the type that used to program the VCR, lol. (I hope you are old enough to get that, LOL.) I loved the shawl with the shells at the bottom.
So beautiful!
Glad you doing this. ❤
I like the third shawl ending with the shells. Thank you for the patterns!
Love this thanks. I was checking out baby Charles blanket, s beautiful! Just putting it out there😊
I am enjoying your vintage crochet projects. This inspires other crafters to really get into a pattern and understand reading it. You like your fingernails, don't you?
Love the idea of the collab. And thank you for all the bonuses! I really like the last one.😊
I may not work any of your vintage projects ad I am a beginner but I thoroughly enjoy watching g & learning new stitches (Iam english by the way so i get slightly confused by the american/uk stitch difference) 😊😊
Don’t worry. Us Americans get confused with the conversions all the time too. 😊
I love the color.😊
Thank you for your patience. it’s very nice..
Love it so ❤thank you
hiya corinna! terrific idea to follow the pictures. enjoy your day!! xoxo
Beautiful shawl patterns I think the origional on the pilot is an oblong wrap.
As a knitter, I’m a little surprised to see such a chunky knit in a shawl meant to be from that era. I thought chunky knits were a modern creation. I do think the knit to crochet looks really good.
Awesome work hats off to you…I would work to size than at the last row leave shells as the finish.. fantastic video I watch allot I love your personality and teaching.. you made this so easy looking..
Beautiful, just beautiful !!
love them all thank you gonna make #4
Lovely!
Love your videos
You are amazing.
Wow, thank you!
Great job! ❤
Muchas gracias por compartir, ¡me encantaron!. (La casa en la Pradera=español).
No es por ser negativa, pero el color de "su mesa, donde trabaja, es muy obscuro". Sólo para que Ud. decida sobre si cambiar, o no, el color de base, comprendo que Ud. es la dueña de su canal.
Siempre, me cuesta ver sus vídeos, por lo que le comenté. Saludos y gracias por leer.
Would you ever consider making one of the Paradise Publication fashion doll patterns from like the 80s-90s?
I enjoyed watching your video. Thank you for sharing this! There was a different one Carolyn wore in Season 8, Episode 12, when she was looking for Gideon. He was a little blond-headed boy who studdered and had run away after being made fun of. The shawl was a more open work but had some more solid part. It's hard to make out the pattern to see if I can make it..Do you have anything on that scarf? It looks like a more rectangular on that she wore alternately as a head/neck scarf and as a shawl. I just discovered your channel and love it! I just love vintage crochet.
You could use a different shade of the same color to make the shells stand out.