Thanks for this. I am a 57 year old man learning to crochet and I wanted a project that i can do over and over to get the hang of things. I finished my first one! It came out horrible. I miscounted stitches, rows, misplaced stitches, etc. But I couldn't be prouder. Now on to the next one and make it better!
So glad this worked for you! Mistakes are the best way to learn. You are right about the next one being better. It takes time to establish the muscle memory. Pretty soon you won't even have to think about it!
Oh dear@@chatag794 , so sorry to hear that! You can always try later on. There are many things I don't learn on the first or even second attempt. Give it a bit of time and try again. That has worked for me!
Hi, I just wanted to thank you for this tutorial. Over a year ago I was trying to learn to crochet and I was getting frustrated to tears and THIS was the tutorial that finally helped me learn. I crochet daily now and I have you to thank. So thank you, Bonnie. You're an amazing teacher.
I am so very happy that this worked out for you! Yes, this skill can be pretty frustrating when just starting out. There is a lot of muscle memory that needs to be developed in the hands before it becomes a "relaxing" hobby.
Oh my goodness! I'm an old lady and YOU are the best teacher. I've been crafting, beading, and sewing for most of my life, but my mother was not a knitter or crocheter (she was a sewer) so I never had that instruction in my life. I've always wanted to learn crochet and tried to learn several times, but thanks to you I have my first completed project that actually looks like what it's supposed to be!
Been crocheting for 46 years - I started late, taught myself when I was 21 - How I wish you and YT were there for me then, my goodness, the time I would have saved. Excellent instruction 😊 Thank youl
Thank YOU Bonnie! I wanted to learn to crochet while on maternity leave and after watching many many tutorials yours was the one that taught me with ease and no issues! You are a wonderful teacher and so easy to follow along with. Thank you for the tips and tricks and teaching me to crochet 🥰 my Oma would be so proud! I can't wait to follow your other tutorials and make more projects!
I haven't crocheted in years and knew I needed to watch some beginner's videos. As so many other have said yours was the best!! Your video is close enough to show your work, you don't talk too much and your directions are wonderful. I just completed my dishcloth and am going to watch another of your beginner project videos. I also subscribed to your channel, thank you!!!!
thanks for this it help alot my aunt got me intrested in krocheting im 11 years old and im doing good with it so far i just didnt know how to make a rag
Thank you for going over beginner tips. I am learning without a teacher. Really just you tube! But I appreciate you taking time. I decided to pick a hook up and yarn about 7 months ago. The world was getting to my brain. I thought a project that had to do with counting would take my mind of what we all were walking thru. So, thanks for teaching method of holding the yarn and where to put the fingers and what each do. I finally got it.
I looked through many beginner crochet videos and I love yours! So easy to see and follow and great commentary without excessive talking. I will use again!
I enjoyed it so much. I can make a crochet project now just using your helpful ways and sweet voice. I just stopped to catch up and did great thanks to you. God Bless you❤
I want to thank you so much for making this video! I already commented on this video, but my name was Johnpolcintertiarypaul...because I was using my dad's account. Back then I was 13. I'm now 15 and I love crocheting! I crochet so much that I have bad carpel tunnel in both wrists 😅. I searched and tried using several videos and none of them worked for me. I'm so glad I found this one cuz I was actually able to understand it. And now I'm teaching my 7 and 4 year old sisters ro crochet with the help of this video!! I'm currently typing out this comment with a blanket I'm working on sitting on my lap 😅, and my sister watching the same video on our computer
thanks for this, the instructions you gave were easy for me to follow. it's been a long time since I've crocheted so this was a perfectly helpful tutorial! I will be making a lot of these I think for practice until it becomes more muscle memory.
I made some lovely dishcloths for my mum and my aunt! I am now making one for my mother-in-law, and already planning Mother's Day gifts for all of my friends's mum's! Thank you so much for the lovely patten, your instructions are super clear and detailed. Thank you so much! :3
Thank you very much. This is my first time trying to crochet. I love your explanations and going slowly. As you said, I think I need to sit with someone because I am having a very hard time figuring out how to hold my work. It took me 15 minutes to do 24 stitches. 😖😕
That's actually very remarkable so soon Kate! Do take all the time you need to get comfortable with holding the yarn correctly. This is the most important skill right now. The stitches will come much more easily once you get the muscle memory fixed. The first few hours are always the hardest!
I appreciate you changing your mind & saying "I'm going to do that stitch again" & let us see you back out of it & fix it ❤ (that always flusters me when it's me 😨)
This is my first attempt to crochet. I am a quilter but I needed something to do with my hands while traveling so I thought this would be good. Having a little trouble with tension but I will surly keep trying. Thank you for the video.
Such an awesome video for beginners! I haven’t crocheted in over 20 years ( I only learned how to crochet a dishcloth back then 😁). This video was a great refresher for me and after a few hours, my 1st dishcloth was complete! 😊👍 Thanks so much!
I’ve been wanting to learn how to make these. I have my mom’s crochet hooks snd the price was stamped in alongside the size. It was .29 cents. They are probably 50+ years old. She would be so thrilled to know my daughter and I are learning. Thank you so much.
That's wonderful Naomi! For the record, I just bought some extra hooks today and they were much more than $.29! They are about 17 times more expensive now!
I really enjoyed this video and appreciate the time spent creating a tutorial. A couple of things worth mentioning: 1) it’s important to turn your work the same way at the end of every row or the edges will look different and it’s difficult to find the last stitch to crochet into; 2) it is important to mention the extra chain stitch at the end of every row creates a ladder stepping you up to the next row and it counts as the first stitch; 3) when chaining your foundation row it is advisable to add two extra chains to create that first ladder into the first row. If you don’t you can’t find the first chain to crochet into when you get to the end of the row...if that makes sense; 4) it took me only half an hour to make the dish cloth and if somebody was to ask how much cotton it took, it took exactly 12 g.
Dire brava è riduttivo xcio' ti dico bravissima x il modo speciale, chiaro, facile da seguire con il quale insegni. Grazie davvero, ti abbraccio 🤗 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
thank gawd you're doing the easy slip knot!others are really getting carried away with loops and whatever mysteries they can conjure up to make life difficult
To begin with I have watched many many videos a I do have to say yours is definitely a WINNER for me!!! I have trying on an off for several years to teach myself and some looks ok an some are just horrible lol my biggest problem is usually my ends are always off. I have wanted to do a chevron/ raverly blanket but it’s just a mess. Going to start over doing dishcloths and working on all my stitches I’ve learned and how to NOT make it to tight, to where it curls to get this down. I’m late at starting (63) but I am determined to get this down and to learn to be able to go by a pattern (soon I hope). Your a really good tutor for this!!! ☺️☺️☺️
Thank you for your sweet comments Denise! So glad you picked up your hook and yarn. It's never too late to develop these skills. I do have some chevron blankets on my home page in this playlist should you be interested: ruclips.net/p/PLoIugZBYOS0VMMo45FxyUH1baNFh3XIqY. Take care!
Great video! I crocheted when I was young but now at 29, I couldn't quite remember how to get started again. My Grandma was an avid crochet-er but unfortunately passed a few years ago now. This video got me back into crocheting and had so many memories flooding back. You have a very nice voice to listen to and are a great teacher. Thank you!
Wow! This was the best tutorial I found! Thank you for your patient voice and slow demonstrations. Thank you for teaching this craft/art form to others.
Thank yooouuu! I'm a knitter and I started my first crochet dish rag but it's turning into a trapezoid lol. Your video is much better than the one I was trying to follow!
My dish cloth turned out completely wonky but I love it. It’s not square, in fact, uneven but it was a labour of love and can’t wait to use it. Your video was my go-to so thank you for the brilliant instruction.
These are the best for learning purposes. Your next one will be so much better! Mistakes and "wonkiness" is just part of the learning curve. Happy crocheting!
This is a fantastic tutorial! I learned this beginner method probably 50 years ago from my mother, but as a kid I never did much with it and had forgotten it. Great refresher. She used to make dish cloths similar to these (they were the best!), but with rows at an angle. I’m thrilled to learn the basics. Thank you so much, Bonnie!!!
I learned crochet in person and practice does make perfect but let me tell you ! Your videos are awesome and perfect for a beginner like me !! Thank you !!
Newbie to crochet. I have enjoyed this video. I have done nothing but get comfortable holding the hook and yarn and practicing my chain stitch. I am having surgery in September and would like a hobby I can do. I will have a lot of time on my hands. Plus i really want to learn how to crochet.
Welcome to my channel Julie! I have a lot more beginner projects in the beginner playlist. You are wise to concentrate on holding the hook and yarn. I have an older (pre-digital) video on just that (link below). This is the most important thing to spend time on now so it will be a breeze for you later. Wishing you all the best with your upcoming surgery. ruclips.net/video/oh7AwIFDqNg/видео.html
I am a France crocheter I’m watching your video because this week I have a friend that wants me to teach her how to crochet. Not a good teacher and I needed a very easy beginner friendly pattern and I came across yours. I want to thank you because this is the one I’m going to start her on
Thanks for the kind recommendation. I do have many other easy beginner baby blankets that are easy repeats once your student understands the very basic stitches. May need to scroll down this list to fine the blankets: ruclips.net/p/PLoIugZBYOS0UKSQbXe5_nCb8LN137zWPR
I agree with Hillary Beck, your teaching style and even video style compared to other beginner videos was done in away way that is THE most clear and understandable without all the distractions. Only one thing gave me a bit of anxiety, it was when you were speeding up in the beginning of the lesson. BUT you caught yourself and self corrected. I used to teach Art K-8 and that is just what a teacher does, you self correct your method around your class full of various learning speeds that are happening as much as possible, and then in person attend to those still not getting it and praise your class for their efforts, and encourage the perfectionists. Just grateful YT has “save” and that I can play parts of this and other teaching videos over. Knitting and crochet are a skill that has been hard for me, and I have done pottery, mosaics and even tiled my own shower. I think this possibly due tracking and memory issues and my attention issues because of them. However, like you mentioned , I know about muscle memory and also that I can achieve hyper focus once I master certain skills. Looking forward to trying this project. It all still makes me a little anxious, but that could be lack of sleep and the coffee not hitting me right as I mentally plan the gathering of the materials you mentioned. lol Thank you so much!
A Fishes & Loaves Life thanks for your thoughtful and very kind comments! Yes, much of life is a learning curve. How good to know that the joy is in the journey as much as the final destination! Take care.😊❤️
Thank you!!! i just started crocheting as a new hobbie and my mum suggested this video to learn!! so easy to follow! (an rewind numerous times). I had huge issued with tension, so i went up a few sizes for the first row, and it helped alot!
Ooohhh...I would love to see Sari! Could you send a photo to bonniebay@me.com? I think it would bless other beginners to see your work! I would love to share on my Bonnie Bay Crochet Facebook page, with your permission.
I am so glad I chose your class, I learn so much in just a few minutes. You made it simple and easy to follow. I thank you for making this video and will subscribe to continue learning. The hint of making 2 chains at corner makes it easy instead of trying to get into them...
This is the best tutorial on youtube by far you describe everything so good and make it super easy to understand all I can say is THANK YOU SO MUCH for making this good job
You may be skipping every other stitch. Perhaps rip back that row and try again? You can always send a photo of your work to me at bonniebay@me.com and I can give a quick response as to the issue I can spot.
Thank you. I am almost 67 years old and never learned this skill. I have the yarn and a hook. I just need to get a needle like this. I am looking forward to doing this when my husband and I are sitting in front of the tube in the evening! 🙂
I hope you enjoy this one! This cotton yarn can be a bit stiff to work with. Just know that other fibers (for non-kitchen items) will be even more enjoy work with!❤️
CAN YOU PLEASE MAKE A CROTCHET SOAP SAVER !!! You’re literally the only RUclipsr I can watch and listen to! You go the perfect pace and you have clear instructions too 😩😩😩
Thank you for this video. I have been trying to learn how to crochet since I was a kid, but I could never get the hang of changing rows. This really helps! Hopefully, I can get it to work for me. :)
Thank you for this awesome video. As a beginner, is there a way to mark the cloth as I complete the edging for each side? They all look the same to my untrained eye.
Aw, thanks so much for the heart. I just recently found you here on you tube and I am totally overjoyed to watch your videos! You have a wonderful way of teaching that gives me the confidence to try things I would never habe attempted myself, ever! So, thank you! I look so forward to making these for my house and for everyone I know and love ! And thank you again so much for the ❤, that was very sweet.
Thanks for this. I am a 57 year old man learning to crochet and I wanted a project that i can do over and over to get the hang of things. I finished my first one! It came out horrible. I miscounted stitches, rows, misplaced stitches, etc. But I couldn't be prouder. Now on to the next one and make it better!
So glad this worked for you! Mistakes are the best way to learn. You are right about the next one being better. It takes time to establish the muscle memory. Pretty soon you won't even have to think about it!
@@BonnieBayCrochetit didn’t for me :(
Oh dear@@chatag794 , so sorry to hear that! You can always try later on. There are many things I don't learn on the first or even second attempt. Give it a bit of time and try again. That has worked for me!
It's a little absurd how proud I am of this dish cloth I made x'DD
Thank you for the tutorial!!!!
Hi, I just wanted to thank you for this tutorial. Over a year ago I was trying to learn to crochet and I was getting frustrated to tears and THIS was the tutorial that finally helped me learn. I crochet daily now and I have you to thank. So thank you, Bonnie. You're an amazing teacher.
I am so very happy that this worked out for you! Yes, this skill can be pretty frustrating when just starting out. There is a lot of muscle memory that needs to be developed in the hands before it becomes a "relaxing" hobby.
Oh my goodness! I'm an old lady and YOU are the best teacher. I've been crafting, beading, and sewing for most of my life, but my mother was not a knitter or crocheter (she was a sewer) so I never had that instruction in my life. I've always wanted to learn crochet and tried to learn several times, but thanks to you I have my first completed project that actually looks like what it's supposed to be!
That’s wonderful Melissa! You’ve made my day! 😊❤️
Been crocheting for 46 years - I started late, taught myself when I was 21 - How I wish you and YT were there for me then, my goodness, the time I would have saved. Excellent instruction 😊 Thank youl
Your so welcome I started crocheting when I was 10 or 11anf still crocheting
@@nannynanny9852Stop trying to be her!
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Thanks so much for the tutorial! I appreciate how you went slow for beginners! Can’t wait to try and make a washcloth!
Thank YOU Bonnie!
I wanted to learn to crochet while on maternity leave and after watching many many tutorials yours was the one that taught me with ease and no issues! You are a wonderful teacher and so easy to follow along with. Thank you for the tips and tricks and teaching me to crochet 🥰 my Oma would be so proud!
I can't wait to follow your other tutorials and make more projects!
Thank you for your kind encouragement! 😊❤️
I’ve been watching so many beginner crochet videos and this is the first one that I understood clearly! My first project is done thank you so much!
Yay! So glad that worked for you Katie!
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I haven't crocheted in years and knew I needed to watch some beginner's videos. As so many other have said yours was the best!! Your video is close enough to show your work, you don't talk too much and your directions are wonderful. I just completed my dishcloth and am going to watch another of your beginner project videos. I also subscribed to your channel, thank you!!!!
thanks for this it help alot my aunt got me intrested in krocheting im 11 years old and im doing good with it so far i just didnt know how to make a rag
Your presentation is so very helpful to me, a very beginner! I like your unhurried style and , of course, I can pause as I learn.
So glad this is working for you! I prefer slower, clear instruction for myself, so just trying to do the same for others!
Thank you for going over beginner tips. I am learning without a teacher. Really just you tube! But I appreciate you taking time. I decided to pick a hook up and yarn about 7 months ago. The world was getting to my brain. I thought a project that had to do with counting would take my mind of what we all were walking thru. So, thanks for teaching method of holding the yarn and where to put the fingers and what each do. I finally got it.
That’s great Lisa! Designing has also helped me through this time, with God’s help.
Im 65 and learning. Patience is a virtue. I need to be a bit more virtuous.
Same here Marcia! Isn’t it great they we are always learning and growing at any age?😊❤️
I looked through many beginner crochet videos and I love yours! So easy to see and follow and great commentary without excessive talking. I will use again!
Yes, I was thinking the same thing ❤️. Very nice voice, clear and easy to understand.
I enjoyed it so much. I can make a crochet project now just using your helpful ways and sweet voice. I just stopped to catch up and did great thanks to you. God Bless you❤
Blessings right back to your Mary Hoy! So glad this one worked out for you!
I want to thank you so much for making this video! I already commented on this video, but my name was Johnpolcintertiarypaul...because I was using my dad's account. Back then I was 13. I'm now 15 and I love crocheting! I crochet so much that I have bad carpel tunnel in both wrists 😅. I searched and tried using several videos and none of them worked for me. I'm so glad I found this one cuz I was actually able to understand it. And now I'm teaching my 7 and 4 year old sisters ro crochet with the help of this video!! I'm currently typing out this comment with a blanket I'm working on sitting on my lap 😅, and my sister watching the same video on our computer
thanks for this, the instructions you gave were easy for me to follow. it's been a long time since I've crocheted so this was a perfectly helpful tutorial! I will be making a lot of these I think for practice until it becomes more muscle memory.
I made some lovely dishcloths for my mum and my aunt! I am now making one for my mother-in-law, and already planning Mother's Day gifts for all of my friends's mum's! Thank you so much for the lovely patten, your instructions are super clear and detailed. Thank you so much! :3
Thank you very much. This is my first time trying to crochet. I love your explanations and going slowly. As you said, I think I need to sit with someone because I am having a very hard time figuring out how to hold my work. It took me 15 minutes to do 24 stitches. 😖😕
That's actually very remarkable so soon Kate! Do take all the time you need to get comfortable with holding the yarn correctly. This is the most important skill right now. The stitches will come much more easily once you get the muscle memory fixed.
The first few hours are always the hardest!
This is too cute I love the single crochet. I want to make bath cloths
You should be able to do that easily by simply making the chain longer and working more rows.
Great tutorial. I’m proud of my very first crochet creation that you taught me to make. I’m “hooked!”
Yay!!! That's great Geigy!
@@BonnieBayCrochet I love it😎 its cool yoo
I appreciate you changing your mind & saying "I'm going to do that stitch again" & let us see you back out of it & fix it ❤ (that always flusters me when it's me 😨)
Yes, I learned early in life that it was my prerogative as a woman to be able to change my mind at will! Ha ha!
This is my first attempt to crochet. I am a quilter but I needed something to do with my hands while traveling so I thought this would be good. Having a little trouble with tension but I will surly keep trying. Thank you for the video.
Give the muscle memory some time to gel Kathy. You'll get this! The first 3 hours are by far the most difficult.
Finally i can do a slip knot. Most videos make it too complicated. Thank you!!!
Great video!!! Thank you so much!!!
Such an awesome video for beginners! I haven’t crocheted in over 20 years ( I only learned how to crochet a dishcloth back then 😁). This video was a great refresher for me and after a few hours, my 1st dishcloth was complete! 😊👍 Thanks so much!
Thank you for your expert lesson. You are wonderful for an old beginner.😅
My pleasure Sherry! Nothing wrong with being mature and wiser my friend! 😊❤️
I’ve been wanting to learn how to make these. I have my mom’s crochet hooks snd the price was stamped in alongside the size. It was .29 cents. They are probably 50+ years old. She would be so thrilled to know my daughter and I are learning. Thank you so much.
That's wonderful Naomi! For the record, I just bought some extra hooks today and they were much more than $.29! They are about 17 times more expensive now!
Thank you for your clear instructions. I can’t wait to start this.
Omg this is soo easy and helpful....I love youuu thanks ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You're a great teacher!
Thank you Rebecca! I'm so glad this is working for you!
I really enjoyed this video and appreciate the time spent creating a tutorial. A couple of things worth mentioning: 1) it’s important to turn your work the same way at the end of every row or the edges will look different and it’s difficult to find the last stitch to crochet into; 2) it is important to mention the extra chain stitch at the end of every row creates a ladder stepping you up to the next row and it counts as the first stitch; 3) when chaining your foundation row it is advisable to add two extra chains to create that first ladder into the first row. If you don’t you can’t find the first chain to crochet into when you get to the end of the row...if that makes sense; 4) it took me only half an hour to make the dish cloth and if somebody was to ask how much cotton it took, it took exactly 12 g.
Thank you Michelle
Thank you for this vid BTW, its the only one i haven't cried over❤
That makes me smile!😊❤️
Great video 🎉I have started my crotchet journey
Dire brava è riduttivo xcio' ti dico bravissima x il modo speciale, chiaro, facile da seguire con il quale insegni. Grazie davvero, ti abbraccio 🤗 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
This was incredibly helpful thank you for posting this!
thank gawd you're doing the easy slip knot!others are really getting carried away with loops and whatever mysteries they can conjure up to make life difficult
Thanks Theresa! I don't see a need to complicate this if you don't need to. Glad you enjoyed this one!
Ty this beginner Thanks you . Great video
Thank you Susie! I have many more on my channel for beginners!
To begin with I have watched many many videos a I do have to say yours is definitely a WINNER for me!!! I have trying on an off for several years to teach myself and some looks ok an some are just horrible lol my biggest problem is usually my ends are always off. I have wanted to do a chevron/ raverly blanket but it’s just a mess. Going to start over doing dishcloths and working on all my stitches I’ve learned and how to NOT make it to tight, to where it curls to get this down. I’m late at starting (63) but I am determined to get this down and to learn to be able to go by a pattern (soon I hope). Your a really good tutor for this!!! ☺️☺️☺️
Thank you for your sweet comments Denise! So glad you picked up your hook and yarn. It's never too late to develop these skills. I do have some chevron blankets on my home page in this playlist should you be interested: ruclips.net/p/PLoIugZBYOS0VMMo45FxyUH1baNFh3XIqY. Take care!
Great video! I crocheted when I was young but now at 29, I couldn't quite remember how to get started again. My Grandma was an avid crochet-er but unfortunately passed a few years ago now. This video got me back into crocheting and had so many memories flooding back. You have a very nice voice to listen to and are a great teacher. Thank you!
Thank you Nicole! So sorry for your loss. Take care...
Thanks.This is my first time doing crochet & this was super easy to understand & make.
Thelmas Bar that’s great! Glad you enjoyed this one! I have many more easy beginner projects on my channel!
Wow! This was the best tutorial I found! Thank you for your patient voice and slow demonstrations. Thank you for teaching this craft/art form to others.
My pleasure Leslie!
She is great she does it so you can really understand and learn so very much help to a newbie
Thank yooouuu! I'm a knitter and I started my first crochet dish rag but it's turning into a trapezoid lol. Your video is much better than the one I was trying to follow!
Welcome aboard JustKenzie! Glad this is working for you.
Just made my own trapezoid 😜. It was my first project so I'm ok with it. Next one will be better!
I really enjoyed this video. Trying to learn to crochet and this made it very easy to follow.
You teach so well! Very easy to follow. You've gained a new follower, thank you!
Welcome to my channel Christie!😊
Thank you got it. Now a pattern SIMPLE.
My dish cloth turned out completely wonky but I love it. It’s not square, in fact, uneven but it was a labour of love and can’t wait to use it. Your video was my go-to so thank you for the brilliant instruction.
These are the best for learning purposes. Your next one will be so much better! Mistakes and "wonkiness" is just part of the learning curve. Happy crocheting!
This is a fantastic tutorial!
I learned this beginner method probably 50 years ago from my mother, but as a kid I never did much with it and had forgotten it. Great refresher. She used to make dish cloths similar to these (they were the best!), but with rows at an angle. I’m thrilled to learn the basics.
Thank you so much, Bonnie!!!
Peace Out Art thank you for such sweet encouragement!😊😊😊
BonnieBayCrochet by chance could you ..would you be able to demonstrate the angled lines version?
Peace Out Art I will add it to the growing list of products! May be a good summer project. Thanks for the suggestion.
I learned crochet in person and practice does make perfect but let me tell you ! Your videos are awesome and perfect for a beginner like me !! Thank you !!
Thank you Jamie! I do have a new book with Amazon for beginners should you be interested: Bonnie’s Book of Beginning Crochet!
This teacher is fantastic!! I was able to follow along easily and she has a nice voice . I felt like I was in the room with her . 😀🧶
Thank you for your kind words Karen!
Awesome! Loved the tip on using the bigger crochet hook to chain on the beginning :-) can’t wait to try this!!
Love your RUclips name! God knows we all need more Joy & Strength!
Excellent tutorial for beginners and nice review for those who have been creating for years!
Jo Lynn Lowanse thank you! I have had these in my kitchen drawer for many years!😊❤️
i came across your video and found it just amazing and very easy to understand. I am beginner at the age of 54.
Welcome to my channel Kondaveeti!
What a great and easy to follow tutorial. Thank you 😊
Thank you Judith!
Newbie to crochet. I have enjoyed this video. I have done nothing but get comfortable holding the hook and yarn and practicing my chain stitch. I am having surgery in September and would like a hobby I can do. I will have a lot of time on my hands. Plus i really want to learn how to crochet.
Welcome to my channel Julie! I have a lot more beginner projects in the beginner playlist. You are wise to concentrate on holding the hook and yarn. I have an older (pre-digital) video on just that (link below). This is the most important thing to spend time on now so it will be a breeze for you later. Wishing you all the best with your upcoming surgery. ruclips.net/video/oh7AwIFDqNg/видео.html
this is great and I can show it to some of my friends .... than you, Jill Siegler
So glad this worked out for you Jill!
Thank you, you are a great teacher to understand!
Thank you Maureen! I love doing this.
beautiful! I’m going use it as a wash cloth! God Bless you as well! thanks for sharing this
video!
Thank you Lilly!
I am a France crocheter I’m watching your video because this week I have a friend that wants me to teach her how to crochet. Not a good teacher and I needed a very easy beginner friendly pattern and I came across yours. I want to thank you because this is the one I’m going to start her on
Thanks for the kind recommendation. I do have many other easy beginner baby blankets that are easy repeats once your student understands the very basic stitches. May need to scroll down this list to fine the blankets: ruclips.net/p/PLoIugZBYOS0UKSQbXe5_nCb8LN137zWPR
This helped a lot I made my mum a bunch of fish clothes now and she loves them 😊
Nice pleasant voice you have I think I learned some thing thank you
First time But so helpful loved tank you
I agree with Hillary Beck, your teaching style and even video style compared to other beginner videos was done in away way that is THE most clear and understandable without all the distractions.
Only one thing gave me a bit of anxiety, it was when you were speeding up in the beginning of the lesson. BUT you caught yourself and self corrected. I used to teach Art K-8 and that is just what a teacher does, you self correct your method around your class full of various learning speeds that are happening as much as possible, and then in person attend to those still not getting it and praise your class for their efforts, and encourage the perfectionists. Just grateful YT has “save” and that I can play parts of this and other teaching videos over.
Knitting and crochet are a skill that has been hard for me, and I have done pottery, mosaics and even tiled my own shower. I think this possibly due tracking and memory issues and my attention issues because of them.
However, like you mentioned , I know about muscle memory and also that I can achieve hyper focus once I master certain skills. Looking forward to trying this project. It all still makes me a little anxious, but that could be lack of sleep and the coffee not hitting me right as I mentally plan the gathering of the materials you mentioned. lol Thank you so much!
A Fishes & Loaves Life thanks for your thoughtful and very kind comments! Yes, much of life is a learning curve. How good to know that the joy is in the journey as much as the final destination! Take care.😊❤️
Thank you so much.
Thank you!!! i just started crocheting as a new hobbie and my mum suggested this video to learn!! so easy to follow! (an rewind numerous times). I had huge issued with tension, so i went up a few sizes for the first row, and it helped alot!
Jessy Walsh that’s great! Welcome to the world of crochet and yarn!😊😊😊
Thanks for the great job.
Im a begginer and like this tutorial, not too fast, easy to follow and great explanation. 😍
BEST EXPLAINED FOR ME...A BEGINNER WHO NEVER EVER CROCHETED! THANK YOU!
That really blesses me Charlotte! Thank you. I've got a lot more EASY BEGINNER videos on my channel you may enjoy.
Great video, thanks! I love the tip about adding the border. I will try this soon!
Thanks. You are an excellent instructor.
Thank you Kim!
Thanks a lot your instructions were very easy to understand and I found it very easy to catch my mistakes with your hints
Thank u for this video
Thank you so much, I absolutely love your calm voice and clear instructions!!
Thank you Shelly!
Ive just finished it. U r an awesome teacher. Best ive found, concise and easy to listen to. Thx for sharing 👍
Ooohhh...I would love to see Sari! Could you send a photo to bonniebay@me.com? I think it would bless other beginners to see your work! I would love to share on my Bonnie Bay Crochet Facebook page, with your permission.
I am so glad I chose your class, I learn so much in just a few minutes. You made it simple and easy to follow. I thank you for making this video and will subscribe to continue learning. The hint of making 2 chains at corner makes it easy instead of trying to get into them...
You are the best!,many thanks
Thank you for your kind encouragement!
Really nice job of explaining this for us. Thank You
My pleasure Jackie!
Thank you, this was so easy to follow, I will definitely be checking out more videos.
loved the chain-hook trick :))
No offense to other crochet you tubers but this channel is the best I’ve come across in learning how to crochet. Thanks!
Thanks Rachael! You made my day!
Thanks for your patience in slowing down to show the correct stitches. Really soft voice, easy to follow. Loved it!
This is the best tutorial on youtube by far you describe everything so good and make it super easy to understand all I can say is THANK YOU SO MUCH for making this good job
Thank you for your kind words Parker144! Take care...
Thank u ur r indeed a wonderful faithful teacher, God bless all the work of ur hands
Thank you Kaho!
As a total beginner, this video is more helpful than the many other videos I have watched. Thank you for being so thorough in explaining everything.
thank you so much for this tutorial I was able to make my mom this in 2 hrs, I was rushing cuz its valentines :))
I just completed this project with white yarn and I used a medium brown yarn for the border. However, I did not do the edging.
I love this video. I made 25 chains but when I am done with the second row I have half as many chains. what am I doing wrong?!
You may be skipping every other stitch. Perhaps rip back that row and try again? You can always send a photo of your work to me at bonniebay@me.com and I can give a quick response as to the issue I can spot.
@@BonnieBayCrochet Thanks so much! I will try to make sure I do every stitch.
Wow! Great tutorial. Very well explained and visually useful. Thank you! :)
Thank you. I am almost 67 years old and never learned this skill. I have the yarn and a hook. I just need to get a needle like this. I am looking forward to doing this when my husband and I are sitting in front of the tube in the evening! 🙂
I hope you enjoy this one! This cotton yarn can be a bit stiff to work with. Just know that other fibers (for non-kitchen items) will be even more enjoy work with!❤️
Wonderful tip about using larger hook for foundation chain of you chain tight like I do
CAN YOU PLEASE MAKE A CROTCHET SOAP SAVER !!! You’re literally the only RUclipsr I can watch and listen to! You go the perfect pace and you have clear instructions too 😩😩😩
Thanks for the suggestion Dessy! I'll add it to the list! I so appreciate you very kind words. Have a wonderful 2021.
Thank you ❤
Thank you for this video. I have been trying to learn how to crochet since I was a kid, but I could never get the hang of changing rows. This really helps! Hopefully, I can get it to work for me. :)
My very first cloth and I think it looks great! Thank you 😍
Welcome to the wonderful world of crocheting Sansa!
Thanks for having this video. I have seen a lot of beginners videos. And this one is the best. 💐
Denise Ornelas thank you! Please subscribe if you can. I have a LIVE program on Fridays at Noon EST. Also, many additional beginner videos.
Thank you for this awesome video. As a beginner, is there a way to mark the cloth as I complete the edging for each side? They all look the same to my untrained eye.
I absolutely love this !
Aw, thanks so much for the heart. I just recently found you here on you tube and I am totally overjoyed to watch your videos! You have a wonderful way of teaching that gives me the confidence to try things I would never habe attempted myself, ever! So, thank you! I look so forward to making these for my house and for everyone I know and love ! And thank you again so much for the ❤, that was very sweet.
So helpful! Thank you. 💖
Thnx for sharing. U made it so easy❤️
My pleasure 😊 Anita!