@@HookedbyRobinumm I’m 9 and my auntie said “it’s easy” meanwhile it’s not:( I’m sorry so please next time if you do another one please slow down my eyes are to slow to look:( so yeah it would be better if you slowed down the video and I’m planing to run a business with my 16 year old sister witch loves to crochet a lot and I’m tryna make the business grow bigger:(
@@Therianvanillaschannel sometimes you may have to pay closer attention.😊And if you are on RUclips you can go to your settings to slow down the video.😊🥰
hi, i'm using my mom's laptop and i'm nine years old, I tried the first time and I made it so much perfect, and i,m so much proud of my self. Thank you for the best tutorial.
How sweet! You are crocheting at 9 years. I hope you continue to crochet throughout your life. Just think of all the beautiful things you will be able to bring to the world.❤
Star crochet: Magic Circle Chain 1 1 single crochet in MC 1 double crochet in MC Chain 2 1 double crochet into MC (x5) Finish with single crochet in MC Slip stich into first single crochet made Chain 1 Cut yarn leaving a decent length tail and pull through loop and tighten (Helps me to look at a written pattern when crocheting)
These are so adorable and cute as a button!! I haven't been able to crochet much this year due to health reasons but I can definitely do some of these stars since it's such a short and quick project! I'll use them to decorate my gift tags this year!! ❤🎁
Ms.Robin, I want to say Thank You for this tutorial! I followed right along with my first star & suddenly I made 10!❤My youngest granddaughters were just in awe ❤They love them too❤
This is the first thing that I ever crocheted, and I tried to do many other videos on how to crochet, but this one is the only one I could master first try! They are so adorable, too! I made a white one, and it looked like a snowflake! perfect for new starters like me. I love all of Robin's videos! Thanks for teaching me how to crochet, robin! :)
Lovely little stars. My great granddaughter will love these in her hair or a fairy garden garland for her room. Thank you. I appreciate the time you take to teach those of us who have forgotten the “how-to” of fun projects.
@@HookedbyRobin yah I’ve already made 4 of them! 1 failed and the other three turned out amazing! Do you think you could make a tutorial on how to make an easy teddy bear? I’m still new so if you do make a vid on it it would rlly help! Thx so much! And good night from South Africa!
I'm an old crocheter. I made a crocheted doll with an outfit based on the Puerto Rican flag, and I needed a small white star. Instead of racking my brain to figure it out I copied yours in #10 cotton thread. I put a little bit of Ok-to-Wash-It glue on the tips and let it dry before I sewed it to the base. It was perfect! 😊
I have watch several magic ring tutorials and they never clicked but watching you do it in this video it was like OH! That's easy and I have been making a ton of these little stars and other things. Thanks!
I found that if you make a picot at the tips of the stars, they make nicer points. Example: Magic circle, single crochet, double crochet, chain 2, make picot, double crochet, single crochet and so on.
I love these. I think I will make some up for my grandson's christmas shop at school. Attach each star to gift tags and leave a few so if the kids want to hang them on their tree.
Very cool! I might experiment with making larger stars with more points. In the Bahai faith, 9 pointed stars are meaningful; there's a holy day coming up and I would love to give out some 9 pointed crocheted stars
Too cute…I will use these mostly on Christmas gifts as decoration and pop them in here and there with garlands and the such…thanks robin…happy holidays
aaa, thank you for doing this! i just made my very first project!! ive been soooo bored then i found crocheting from tiktok and my grandma, so i decided to do it too- and im proud of myself aaaa
Yay!!! Made my first crochet star ever! Im so happy, thank you! I've been trying to crochet for months but its quite difficult...so happy this one worked!☺💖
Thank you for making tutorial, it was easy for me to understand! I did not know how to do a magic circle and double crochet but it was easy for me to see how you did it , so I was able to do it easily. I used the tutorial as a gift for my best friend and they loved it :D
Lovely clear tutorial!! I was able to crochet along with you in time on the first watch thru and had a happy little star by the 4 minute mark 🤩💖🌈 Thank you!!!!
@@idlewildwind when you assemble a quilt you need to stabilize three layers. Bottom layer, middle layer (batting), top layer pieced. This can be done a couple of ways. Mainly it's sewing the layers together. This can be accomplished with a sewing machine, or by hand. If you do it by hand you can sew patterns like you could with a sewing machine or you can tie the quilt. Tying the quilt is a process of taking usually a larger thread using a needle insert it from top of the quilt to the bottom and then about a 1/4 inch away return it to the top and tie the 2 ends together. Using the star I would needle the ends to the back of the quilt and tie them together. Leaving the star on the top as a decoration.
- magic ring - Chain 1 - into ring single crochet stitch - Into ring double - chain 2 - into ring double - single crochet into ring - double crochet into ring - chain 2 - double crochet into ring - x 3
I just made ornaments for the tree for all my grandchildren and I think they would make cute zipper pulls for their coats so I will Make some in colors to match their coats. Thank you so much! 🌟
Shall make some of these to attach to gift tags to say "Your A Star" these will be attached for bundles of Wallaby/Kangaroo pouches and bags that I sew are sent to help our wild life carers here in Australia
I recently started crocheting and your videos are super helpful!! I understand it all in one go and they come out perfectly, thank you for explaining so well!
I was going to crochet flowers to decorate the shoes that I crocheted for a friend’s granddaughter’s baby doll, but this looks easier to make. Thank you.
This will be the first time I make these stars & I will use them as appliques on a blanket I am making for my husband.I am using a red, white, & blue yarn for the body using a double crochet stitch.I will be using white for the stars.
So cute !! I was trying to figure out what to do for applique on my grandsons "big boy bed blanket" and everything l thought of was too feminine like flowers, butterflies etc. Stars are perfect & I'll be adding planets lol Thank you Ms Robin! 🦋🦋🦋🦋
Hi I just did red white and blue little stars thank you for your video I crocheted a wind spinner and attached a little stars to the bottom it looks awesome
I enjoy everything you do my sweet darling friend! I’m going to make a bunch and probably put some on my nieces 12 point start blankets I made them thanks 🙏 to your great tutorial! Thank you 🙏 so so much
Love it, thank u so much. Just came across tis now My friends hubby just passed away so making a few to send up to her. Also making for my grandchildren to post up to as I wont be seeing them this Christmas.
I made 2 little stars so I can add to the top of a baby hat I crocheted . I’m making baby hats to donate to the hospital when I give birth . This was the tree topper of my little hat.
This is a year old but exactly what i need. Im making a gift for my granddaughter. A shawl in the American flag and need 50 fast easy stars. This is perfect. Thank you. ❤
Thank you for the quick, darling star pattern. I’m putting them on my great-grandsons crib blanket with a planet theme. He’s due in 5 days, so I must hurry!
Just the size I need for some little trees I am making for an Xmas Banner. Even the two rounds only stars that I had found would be too big. These jus perfect as one round and done.
Perfect Christmas tree decoration, perfect very short yarn "leftovers" buster, perfect for every absolute beginner and for advanced crafter. Thank You very much!
If the video speed is too fast, you can slow it down! See this video on exactly how: ruclips.net/video/LIRYwkkI_4Y/видео.html 😀⭐
There is a pause button. Calm your tits.
Thank you!im actually 12 and learning how to crochet, your tutorials work best for me!
You’re welcome!🤗
@@HookedbyRobinumm I’m 9 and my auntie said “it’s easy” meanwhile it’s not:( I’m sorry so please next time if you do another one please slow down my eyes are to slow to look:( so yeah it would be better if you slowed down the video and I’m planing to run a business with my 16 year old sister witch loves to crochet a lot and I’m tryna make the business grow bigger:(
@@Therianvanillaschannel sometimes you may have to pay closer attention.😊And if you are on RUclips you can go to your settings to slow down the video.😊🥰
hi, i'm using my mom's laptop and i'm nine years old, I tried the first time and I made it so much perfect, and i,m so much proud of my self. Thank you for the best tutorial.
Aw yay! 😃
How sweet! You are crocheting at 9 years. I hope you continue to crochet throughout your life. Just think of all the beautiful things you will be able to bring to the world.❤
Well done Jasmin😁
This is mainly for me.
Magic Circle
1 stitch
Single
Double
Chain 2
Double
5 times
single stitch
Slip stitch
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Thanks!!
No. This is for everyone
@@rblxrosii.st4r yea, but they made it mainly for them, so they didn’t really expect many people to use it!
@@HookedbyRobinthanks
Star crochet:
Magic Circle
Chain 1
1 single crochet in MC
1 double crochet in MC
Chain 2
1 double crochet into MC
(x5)
Finish with single crochet in MC
Slip stich into first single crochet made
Chain 1
Cut yarn leaving a decent length tail and pull through loop and tighten
(Helps me to look at a written pattern when crocheting)
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3rd😂 4th😢 5th❤
These little stars are perfect I think as a garland for my Christmas tree! Thank you, Robin, for sharing this little beauty with us! You’re tops! 💕🤗💕
That sounds an amazing idea! 😃🎄
I was thinking exactly the same thing! x
If u can fucking make them 🙄
These are so adorable and cute as a button!! I haven't been able to crochet much this year due to health reasons but I can definitely do some of these stars since it's such a short and quick project! I'll use them to decorate my gift tags this year!! ❤🎁
Ms.Robin, I want to say Thank You for this tutorial! I followed right along with my first star & suddenly I made 10!❤My youngest granddaughters were just in awe ❤They love them too❤
This is amazing Rose, well done!😃⭐️
This is the first thing that I ever crocheted, and I tried to do many other videos on how to crochet, but this one is the only one I could master first try! They are so adorable, too! I made a white one, and it looked like a snowflake! perfect for new starters like me. I love all of Robin's videos! Thanks for teaching me how to crochet, robin! :)
How lovely Samantha! 😃🥰 You’re so welcome, I’m glad my videos have helped.x
Lovely little stars. My great granddaughter will love these in her hair or a fairy garden garland for her room. Thank you. I appreciate the time you take to teach those of us who have forgotten the “how-to” of fun projects.
That is lovely Kathie, I’m so pleased you like the video - they are so fun to make.😃🧶
I don't know which I prefer more, your super speedy star lesson our your fantastic accent!! Live this little snippet
I was just thinking of stars...to put on hats
YOUR A GENIUS
I knoww righttt!! I just finished making a cute cat beanie and now i was thinking of adding this star on it hehe!
I’m actually gonna put it on a cat beanie I made
Great idea
Just made this! First try didn’t end so well but then the second try I mastered it! Thanks so so much Robin! These are truly amazing!
It does sometimes take practice but I’m glad you managed it.😃
@@HookedbyRobin yah I’ve already made 4 of them! 1 failed and the other three turned out amazing! Do you think you could make a tutorial on how to make an easy teddy bear? I’m still new so if you do make a vid on it it would rlly help! Thx so much! And good night from South Africa!
I'm an old crocheter. I made a crocheted doll with an outfit based on the Puerto Rican flag, and I needed a small white star. Instead of racking my brain to figure it out I copied yours in #10 cotton thread.
I put a little bit of Ok-to-Wash-It glue on the tips and let it dry before I sewed it to the base. It was perfect! 😊
That’s great!😃 Thank you so much for watching, I’m glad my video helped with your star.
I have watch several magic ring tutorials and they never clicked but watching you do it in this video it was like OH! That's easy and I have been making a ton of these little stars and other things. Thanks!
I found that if you make a picot at the tips of the stars, they make nicer points.
Example: Magic circle, single crochet, double crochet, chain 2, make picot, double crochet, single crochet and so on.
How do you make a picot?
@@heleninderrieden4170 There are tutorials on that subject in youtube.
I love these. I think I will make some up for my grandson's christmas shop at school. Attach each star to gift tags and leave a few so if the kids want to hang them on their tree.
That is a wonderful idea!😃🎄
1. magic circle
2. ch 1
3. sc
4. dc
5. ch 2
6. dc
7. repeat 3-6 5 times
8. pull start of magic circle
9. sc into the first sc
good luck :)
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Very cool! I might experiment with making larger stars with more points. In the Bahai faith, 9 pointed stars are meaningful; there's a holy day coming up and I would love to give out some 9 pointed crocheted stars
Thanks for the tutorial! They came out sooo cute and I put them on my leg warmers ❤⭐❤
You are very welcome!😀
Too cute…I will use these mostly on Christmas gifts as decoration and pop them in here and there with garlands and the such…thanks robin…happy holidays
On little gift tags or wrapping would be adorable!
i tried it, it's kinda rough since I'm a begginer, but it's super easy! I also tried the little heart tutorial you posted. Thankyou Hooked By Robin!
Thank you so much! 🥰
Your tutorials are by far the clearest and best explained. Thanks a lot!
Awwh, thank you so much Mari!😃🤗
I think that too
aaa, thank you for doing this! i just made my very first project!! ive been soooo bored then i found crocheting from tiktok and my grandma, so i decided to do it too- and im proud of myself aaaa
Yay! Well done and definitely be proud of yourself.😃🧶
Yay!!! Made my first crochet star ever! Im so happy, thank you! I've been trying to crochet for months but its quite difficult...so happy this one worked!☺💖
Amazing, well done!😃 This may help too:
ruclips.net/p/PLP0pPGx0kI8-ryt9f_jazZC5oyRd5eIqI&si=sKBLpUvUGYx41_0U
Thank you for making tutorial, it was easy for me to understand! I did not know how to do a magic circle and double crochet but it was easy for me to see how you did it , so I was able to do it easily. I used the tutorial as a gift for my best friend and they loved it :D
You’re very welcome and what a lovely gift, I’m so glad your friend loved it.😃
I can now crochet the star🌟and the heart❤. Thank you Robin!
You’re so welcome!😃🤗
omg ur literally the best! iv never been able to successfully do a magic circle, this is the only tutorial iv been able to follow!
I’m very glad it has helped!😃🥳
It's so cuuuuute! I could see making a whole garland with these little guys in pastel colors. Absolutely adorable ❤
These little stars are adorable. You could add these as an appliqué on many things. Thank you for sharing. 💜
Lovely clear tutorial!! I was able to crochet along with you in time on the first watch thru and had a happy little star by the 4 minute mark 🤩💖🌈 Thank you!!!!
You are an excellent teacher, I made my niece 24 out of knit crosheen for her small Christmas tree!
I crocheted a queen size American flag blanket. I was never happy with the stars I tried to make. I think these will be perfect. Thank you sooo much.
That sounds like a good idea! 😃🧶
Thank you for this great video, simple step by step. I crocheted a bucket hat for my granddaughter and she requested a few stars on the brim.🌟🌟🌟
That sounds like an amazing hat Connie!😍
Oh my goodness, what a wonderful way to tie quilts. I used to use buttons but they are a swallow hazard. You are the best! Thank you.
What does "tie quilts" mean? I'm interested in quilting but I don't think I've heard this term!
@@idlewildwind when you assemble a quilt you need to stabilize three layers. Bottom layer, middle layer (batting), top layer pieced. This can be done a couple of ways. Mainly it's sewing the layers together. This can be accomplished with a sewing machine, or by hand. If you do it by hand you can sew patterns like you could with a sewing machine or you can tie the quilt. Tying the quilt is a process of taking usually a larger thread using a needle insert it from top of the quilt to the bottom and then about a 1/4 inch away return it to the top and tie the 2 ends together. Using the star I would needle the ends to the back of the quilt and tie them together. Leaving the star on the top as a decoration.
That sounds adorable! I've always fancied trying my hand at quilting but am useless with a sewing machine 😆
@@kathyberlincourt4542 That sounds absolutely fabulous!
- magic ring
- Chain 1
- into ring single crochet stitch
- Into ring double
- chain 2
- into ring double
- single crochet into ring
- double crochet into ring
- chain 2
- double crochet into ring
- x 3
Going to make a ton of them. Robin, I just love you and your tutorials. Always the best on RUclips.
These are AWESOME. Great way to use up odds and ends. These are going to come in handy to pass out to the kids at work. Thank you!
this is super handy!! i'm crocheting a shawl and want to sew some stars onto it, so i'm very excited to try this out :^] thank you for the tutorial!!
I love that idea, it will look so cute! 😃🥰
I love these, I was trying to find some things to make for my teachers and my favorite staff members because its staff appreciation week at school
Perfect use for them!😃🥰
I just made ornaments for the tree for all my grandchildren and I think they would make cute zipper pulls for their coats so I will
Make some in colors to match their coats. Thank you so much! 🌟
That sounds a wonderful idea Julie! 🥰😃
Shall make some of these to attach to gift tags to say "Your A Star" these will be attached for bundles of Wallaby/Kangaroo pouches and bags that I sew are sent to help our wild life carers here in Australia
😍
Love these ❤ Thank you 🥰 I'm new to crochet and looking for easy, beginner friendly things to make!
Thanks, Robin! These are just DARLING! I can see stars in my future!!! ⭐⭐⭐
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These are PERFECT for an American flag or anything that has a small flag on it. THANK YOU FOR SHOWING THIS.
Oh I hadn't thought of that! Yes they would! 😀⭐
Girl😭 i just decided to randomly do this and it actually worked now ive made multiple and icant stop
Yay! 😃😃
These are quite adorable, and so easy! I will be making some...perhaps for a garland for my Christmas tree. 🎄
That would be amazing!😃🎄
These are adorable, I'm using mine for bookmarks, either a star at each end of a 30 stitch chain, or with a crochet moon on one end
That sounds beyond adorable! 😍
I recently started crocheting and your videos are super helpful!! I understand it all in one go and they come out perfectly, thank you for explaining so well!
You’re so welcome, I’m glad they are helping your crochet.😃🧶
I was going to crochet flowers to decorate the shoes that I crocheted for a friend’s granddaughter’s baby doll, but this looks easier to make. Thank you.
You're welcome Olive, that will be lovely!😀🥰
Getting a sudden urge to ride around on the metro while churning these out to give to my fellow passengers!
I love Stars that's my favorite of everything especially the red white and blue that's my favorite
This was AMAZING!! im gonna use this for a crochet koi im making so it has a cute star-shaped spot
Wonderful!😃
Hello Robin! This tutorial it amazing and I am using it to make bunches of handouts for an outdoor event! These are adorable keep up the hard work.
Thank you Allison!😃⭐️
Loved your tutorial. You made it so easy. I'm putting these on the ends of the strings of a hat I'm making for my daughter
Thank you Regina, that sounds super cute!😃😍
Making a starry sky themed bag and these are perfect little additions, thank you !
Thank you so much Em! 🥰🧶
The perfect topper to my silly Christmas tree hat!
Absolutely!😃🎄
Thank you so much. I crocheted an American flag and needed stars and these are perfect ❤❤❤
You’re so welcome, that sounds great Paulette!😃
Thank you for this clear concise tutorial❤
You’re so welcome!😃
Love these!! So quick and easy and cute!!! I'm going to make several, I think as adornments for packages and who knows what else! Thank you so much!!
Finally a video that lives up to its title....thank you!
Awwwh! Thank you!😃🌟
This will be the first time I make these stars & I will use them as appliques on a blanket I am making for my husband.I am using a red, white, & blue yarn for the body using a double crochet stitch.I will be using white for the stars.
That sounds amazing Rose!😃
Best mini star for topping my tree
Love that idea! 🥰
Thank you for this simple tutorial and star , i managed to make a lot of them and give them to people that have interesting outfits at a concert ✨✨✨
What an amazing idea!😍I bet you made their day!x
So cute !! I was trying to figure out what to do for applique on my grandsons "big boy bed blanket" and everything l thought of was too feminine like flowers, butterflies etc. Stars are perfect & I'll be adding planets lol
Thank you Ms Robin!
🦋🦋🦋🦋
This was amazing! I was able to listen and follow along with you and my star is so cute 🥰 thank you!
You're very welcome!😀
Oh I'm going to add these to so many bags!
Super cute idea! 🥰
I'm gonna put a few on my Christmas tree 🎄⭐⭐
Yay! ⭐
Robin to the rescue! What a perfect crafting idea for me to do while my broken toe mends 😉 Thanks Robin! 😀
Hi I just did red white and blue little stars thank you for your video I crocheted a wind spinner and attached a little stars to the bottom it looks awesome
Yay Lucy! 😃
I enjoy everything you do my sweet darling friend! I’m going to make a bunch and probably put some on my nieces 12 point start blankets I made them thanks 🙏 to your great tutorial! Thank you 🙏 so so much
mine came out looking like a flower i don’t even care i LOVE them😭
Aww! They’re so cute! 🥰 I’m thinking about making a garland for the Christmas tree ☺️ Thank you!
Tis the season ⭐🎄💫
Thank you so very much 💝. I did slow it down, you were still spot on 🤗💝...perfect star!!!
You're welcome Cheryl!😀⭐
Perfect for a little gift to slip into a Christmas card for a group I run. Thank you for the pattern
Definitely Lynda! 😃🎄 Have a lovely Christmas.x
Tha k you sooooooo much for your wonderful video .what a GREAT help it was to me. Thanks again.
Thank you so much Marlene! 🥰
I am just beginning so yes I will certainly try to do a few!! Tks.
Just made one and sewed it onto a hat I made ♡ love how easy your instructions are
i loved these stars i used them for gifts for my friends
Yes I'm going to make some and I'm going to hang up on my tree my son's tree my daughter's tree and hopefully my granddaughters tree
SO EASY. Just made one and I think I'm going to make a bunch for my Christmas tree in different yarn sizes!
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First thing I’ve ever successfully crocheted. Going to try to make a blanket of them!
That sounds wonderful Dawn!😃
These are great for Christmas tree decorations. Seem to be done quickly as well. Thanks Robin 🙏🏼
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Love it, thank u so much. Just came across tis now My friends hubby just passed away so making a few to send up to her. Also making for my grandchildren to post up to as I wont be seeing them this Christmas.
I am sorry to hear that but what kind and thoughtful gifts.🥰🤗
@@HookedbyRobin❤
@@HookedbyRobin thank u so much. They all got their parcels and just loved the stars and everything else I sent 💖💐
You're welcome and I am glad they loved them.😀
I made 2 little stars so I can add to the top of a baby hat I crocheted . I’m making baby hats to donate to the hospital when I give birth . This was the tree topper of my little hat.
That is so wonderful and kind Daysha.🥰
Literally obsessed with this it’s rly good on cute bags like I did love it Ty for the tutorial lov ya bye 🩷
Thank you so much!😃🤗
This was sooooo easy and I even made 3 other stars without watching the video.Soooo easy and thank you
You’re so welcome!😃
So adorable! I made one and it turned out perfect, I will use them to make little flags🇵🇷
Adorable idea Neysha!😃
I always find myself back to this video when getting back to crocheting, simple and cute :] ✩
So cute! 😃 I am happy you like it.x
This is a year old but exactly what i need. Im making a gift for my granddaughter. A shawl in the American flag and need 50 fast easy stars. This is perfect. Thank you. ❤
Fantastic idea for them Leslie!😃
I'm currently crocheting a red, white, and green garland for my Christmas tree and thought adding little stars would be adorable.
It would!😍🎄
I am using it for a center of a granny square. I am making a onesie for a doll and this is a perfect size! Thank you !
Thank you for the quick, darling star pattern. I’m putting them on my great-grandsons crib blanket with a planet theme. He’s due in 5 days, so I must hurry!
That sounds amazing Marilyn!😃
Just the size I need for some little trees I am making for an Xmas Banner. Even the two rounds only stars that I had found would be too big. These jus perfect as one round and done.
That sounds so cute! 😃🎄🎄
For anyone watching I just realized the best hack. Just slow down the video ((: if you need more time or whatever
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I'm going to try and make these and put them on a blanket
Lovely idea! 😃🧶
these are perfect for the top of bookmarks! Thank you so much!!!
Great idea for them Roxy, that will look cute!😃🧶
Super easy and quick to make. I plan on using them in my Brandon's acts of crochet kindness
I'm going to use larger yarn and hook and make a few for my tree...so cute....thank you..🐾
Terrific little star ⭐️ Robin! Nice video! Thx ☺️ ~~
Thank you Lorraine! ⭐
Perfect Christmas tree decoration, perfect very short yarn "leftovers" buster, perfect for every absolute beginner and for advanced crafter. Thank You very much!
Absolutely! Great ideas.😃🎄