I would like to say thank you to the person who was very thoughtful person for placing the instructions for this beautiful pattern.Also thank you for the maker of the pattern,for sharing it .
I just loved this pattern 💕 so I wrote out the pattern for myself, thought others may like to use it 🧶🌸 Size 8mm hook MESH Chain multiple 3 plus 2 Row 1 SC in second chain from hook, then in every chain. Chain 2, turn. Row 2 slip stitch (SS) into second stitch, chain 2 SS into next stitch, repeat across the row ending in a SS. Chain 2, turn Row 3 SS into the first chain 2 space, chain 2 then SS into the next chain 2 space, continue to end of row. Chain 2, turn Row 4 - 40 repeat mesh stitch ( 1 row SC and 39 rows mesh stitch) can increase rows as long as mesh rows are an odd number) Size 6.5 mm hook LACE Row 1 Chain 1 HDC into first SS, then HDC into each chain space and each SS for the row ending with HDC into the last chain space. No chain before turning. Row 2 First stitch is a “treble” but consists of 3 stacked SC - after first SC turn that stitch to the side and SC into the 2 side loops then repeat for the third (chainless triple crochet CTC). Then triple crochet ( TC) into every stitch in the row. Chain 1, turn. Row 3 HDC into each stitch across the row. Chain 3, turn. Row 4 DC sideways puff stitch into first stitch, where chain 3 is from (YO, insert and pull through loop, YO, pull through 2 loops, YO, insert and pull through loop, YO, pull through 2 loops, YO insert and pull through loop, YO pull through 2 loops and finally YO then pull through the 4 loops on hook) skip 2 stitches and SS into next stitch. Chain 3 and repeat puff stitch into the same stitch - repeat across the row. End with SS into last stitch. Chain 1, turn Row 5 HDC into first SS, chain 2, skip the puff stitch, HDC into next SS, chain 2 - repeat for the row, ending with HDC into first chain of the turning chain 3. Turn Row 6 start with chainless TC thenTC x2 into each chain pace and TC x1 into each HDC across the row. ( tip placement of stitch into HDC can be hard to find - it’s the V to the left of the HDC from the row before). Finish with TC into the last HDC. Chain 1, turn. Row 7 HDC in each stitch across the row. Change back to 8mm hook, chain 2, turn. Back to Row 2 of the MESH stitch rows. Repeat Mesh and Lace Sections until desired length, ending with Mesh Section. LAST row switch to size 6.5 mm hook at end of row, chain 1, turn Ending Row SC into first SS and very SS and chain 2 space across the row. Chain 1 and tie off.
Wow - thank you for your generosity and time to write this pattern up. I love to take a printed pattern with me if I'm out and about for convenience. Best wishes from Australia :)
A tip for folks making starting chains shorter or longer than the suggested 101 - make sure that your chain is an *odd* multiple of 3 + 2, not an even multiple of 3, otherwise you won’t end on a slip stitch at the end of row 2. The suggested 101 (99 + 2) works, but 152 (150 + 2) doesn’t. Took me a solid 10 minutes of counting to figure out what went wrong on my first try. Hope this helps!
Thank you so, so much for this tip. It will be a gift for my son and he's 6.3' tall. I'll be busy, busy for a little while, lol. Again, thank you for sharing this with all of us. Have an awesome day! ❤️
only if I had read the comments prior to starting. as a beginner took me about 4 take downs before recalculation and figuring out what the problem was. thanks for letting me know I wasn't the only one puzzled 🥰
@@mollykay4412 Hey, I'm starting mine today. I want to make it wider in width and was wondering if you had any idea of how many chains i would have to do for it to properly work? I probably would want it a bit less than double what it is now.
@@jahmia6991 don't feel bad! Crocheting can be complicated, especially if you aren't someone that is good with math. I've been crocheting for like 10 years and I regularly don't have a clue what the fuck I am doing.
I have been looking for a simple pattern for my 11 year old daughter that has just begun to crochet! Something that she can complete quickly without getting discouraged or overwhelmed as a beginner! This is perfect for her! (And myself to give myself a mental break from life lol ) Thank you SO SO MUCH ❤
I’m a beginner and made this beautiful piece. I tore it apart multiple times until I mastered the stitches. I’m so proud to have made this for our living room. Thank you for sharing.
I will be making this blanket for my son and his new wife for a wedding present, I just need to buy the yarn and find a great color!! Thank You for a great tutorial. God Bless you and your family!
I haven’t crocheted for a long time, but have decided to make my hubby a throw and have been searching for the perfect design. This is it!! I can’t wait to get started. I love it! ❤️
I love how your patterns have a 50’s feel to them. I love using inexpensive yarns! Some of the most gorgeous sweaters I’ve made were from value yarns. I even have 20+ year old afghans that are as pretty as the day I crocheted them. Thanks again Fast Kitty Crafts!!
Lol it’s probably just my fear of failure why I use inexpensive yarn, I don’t want to waste the good stuff😂 Plus I get a kick out of thinking I made this beautiful sweater (or blanket) and it was less than $20! I’m weird like that😜 I’m so glad you’re enjoying the patterns!❤️
@@fastkittykrafts9045 I was brought up by a Dad who lived thru the Depression (1920’s), so he taught us to be frugal. I get a kick out of clearance yarn and getting a good deal!!
I love this afghan. But with multiples of 3 + 2 I always had 1 stitch left over on the side cluster row. I went thru the comments and some one suggested multiples of 15 + 2. I tried a few swatches with that count. Worked out for me. Thank you for the tutorial and pattern 💕
I have been crocheting for over 50 years, and this is the first time I have been so attracted to a pattern using triple crochets. I am definitely going to make this one. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity. Also thanks to the person who wrote the pattern out and posted it. That saved us all so much individual effort.
Beautiful pattern…somehow the design reminds me of Grecian columns. You’re a wonderful teacher. Thank you so much for sharing….really appreciate your time and effort.
I would just like to say a big thank you for this gorgeous blanket pattern. I’ve made 2 - one for my son and daughter in law and one for my grandson - and they loved them. Just making my third one now to give to charity.
What a beautiful blanket! I love the sideways cluster. The way you use slip stitches as part of the pattern. Decoratively. Not just utilitarian. I copies the written pattern. Took screen shots. Lovely!
I can't wait until my broken thumb heals to crochet this blanket...I have been crocheting for 40 years and I never made a treble crochet at the beginning of the row the way you show here by stacking single crochets...it looks great especially with this pattern...it goes to show with an open heart and mind it's never too late to learn something new...thank you for sharing this pattern and have a GREAT Day 🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁
I love this. Instead of the stitch for the base of the blanket, i am doing the dc, sc, dc, sc…but using the lace throughout…love this. Thank you so much.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you for showing the type and weight of yarn you used along with the size of the completed afghan. There's not enough people who do this. You definitely have a new subscriber!
My dad was diagnosed with neuropathy recently and he has terible burning pain on his back. It hurts him so much he can't wear a shirt and it kills him when he's out. I worry he might get too cold over the winter so I'm going to make him a blanket he can cover his arms and torso up with when he's home so he doesn't have to wear his shirt. This looks super easy. I woll have to make it a little wider to make sure it can cover him better. This pattern looks nice and easy. I hope it's warm.
Hola Is not just the pattern that's so pretty, but I also enjoyed your soothing voice relating the tutorial. Thank you! You make it look so easy that I am going to start on it. God bless
I love the tutorial. The instructions is very clear. It's a beautiful throw, can't wait to make it...thankyou for sharing your beautiful work and looking forward for future tutorial 🥰
The video both says and has text that says Starting chain is 101, and to vary size, multiples of 6 + 2? Not sure where there was an error at all?? Maybe it’s just been a long day for me?🤷♀️
To vary size just add or subtract 6, not 6+2. I figured out the first row of sc does have to be even and a multiple of 3+1. My first row of sc was 100. So you were indeed correct. 👍😊
What a gorgeous blanket! I'm on the hunt for a blanket to make my cousin who is expecting her first baby. I love the way you teach and the pace is perfect. Thank you!!
This is amazing I’m gonna make this blanket although rather than just chaining I would do what’s called a single crochet foundation that also it it creates the chain and your single crochet while you’re at it. I like what you do, too! Yarn can be bought a Hobby Lobby at least is So. Cal. USA! Wonderful gift idea! Thanks so much!
Beautiful afgan and a beautiful pattern. Im waiting for hobby lobby to open so i can get my yarn to start the blanket lol. Thank you so much for sharing your talents.
That’s a gorgeous blanket!! I’m going to make one in pink, gray and charcoal!! Thank you for this tutorial! You always make it look so easy ... and achievable!!🧶❤️
That is such a nice thing to say❤️❤️❤️ I always wonder if my patterns are at a good pace, so your feedback is VERY helpful. I’m so excited about your color choices, your blanket will be beautiful 😍
I love this pattern. Just discovered your channel today, what a way to bring a new subscriber on board! You did a great job designing this blanket. I am excited to see what you can teach me next as I'm still learning this craft. Thanks so much!
This is an truly stunning blanket. I especially like the chainless turning treble - that's absolutely brilliant. I'll be using that in future projects for sure. I'll even do a chainless double crochet, because I've always hated the gap left by a turning chain. Thanks for sharing this lovely design with the crochet community.
I’m just finishing making my most recent Afghan and after scrolling for hours trying to find one I love I saw this one and that was it for me!! I love it and can’t wait to pick out the yarn and get started on my next project!! Thank you!! I subscribed, thumbs up, and saved it.
This looks gorgeous and so therapeutic! And that yarn is one of my favorites to work with. I’m going to make this as a retirement gift for a coworker. ♥️
I would like to say thank you to the person who was very thoughtful person for placing the instructions for this beautiful pattern.Also thank you for the maker of the pattern,for sharing it .
I just loved this pattern 💕 so I wrote out the pattern for myself, thought others may like to use it 🧶🌸
Size 8mm hook MESH
Chain multiple 3 plus 2
Row 1 SC in second chain from hook, then in every chain. Chain 2, turn.
Row 2 slip stitch (SS) into second stitch, chain 2 SS into next stitch, repeat across the row ending in a SS. Chain 2, turn
Row 3 SS into the first chain 2 space, chain 2 then SS into the next chain 2 space, continue to end of row. Chain 2, turn
Row 4 - 40 repeat mesh stitch ( 1 row SC and 39 rows mesh stitch) can increase rows as long as mesh rows are an odd number)
Size 6.5 mm hook LACE
Row 1 Chain 1 HDC into first SS, then HDC into each chain space and each SS for the row ending with HDC into the last chain space. No chain before turning.
Row 2 First stitch is a “treble” but consists of 3 stacked SC - after first SC turn that stitch to the side and SC into the 2 side loops then repeat for the third (chainless triple crochet CTC). Then triple crochet ( TC) into every stitch in the row. Chain 1, turn.
Row 3 HDC into each stitch across the row. Chain 3, turn.
Row 4 DC sideways puff stitch into first stitch, where chain 3 is from (YO, insert and pull through loop, YO, pull through 2 loops, YO, insert and pull through loop, YO, pull through 2 loops, YO insert and pull through loop, YO pull through 2 loops and finally YO then pull through the 4 loops on hook) skip 2 stitches and SS into next stitch. Chain 3 and repeat puff stitch into the same stitch - repeat across the row. End with SS into last stitch. Chain 1, turn
Row 5 HDC into first SS, chain 2, skip the puff stitch, HDC into next SS, chain 2 - repeat for the row, ending with HDC into first chain of the turning chain 3. Turn
Row 6 start with chainless TC thenTC x2 into each chain pace and TC x1 into each HDC across the row. ( tip placement of stitch into HDC can be hard to find - it’s the V to the left of the HDC from the row before). Finish with TC into the last HDC. Chain 1, turn.
Row 7 HDC in each stitch across the row. Change back to 8mm hook, chain 2, turn.
Back to Row 2 of the MESH stitch rows.
Repeat Mesh and Lace Sections until desired length, ending with Mesh Section.
LAST row switch to size 6.5 mm hook at end of row, chain 1, turn
Ending Row SC into first SS and very SS and chain 2 space across the row. Chain 1 and tie off.
Great job, thank you!
Great job really appreciate all the details 😊😊😊
Is the hook size US or Australian please
@@davinapenaluna8873 US - 8mm hook👍
Wow - thank you for your generosity and time to write this pattern up. I love to take a printed pattern with me if I'm out and about for convenience. Best wishes from Australia :)
A tip for folks making starting chains shorter or longer than the suggested 101 - make sure that your chain is an *odd* multiple of 3 + 2, not an even multiple of 3, otherwise you won’t end on a slip stitch at the end of row 2. The suggested 101 (99 + 2) works, but 152 (150 + 2) doesn’t. Took me a solid 10 minutes of counting to figure out what went wrong on my first try. Hope this helps!
Thank you so, so much for this tip. It will be a gift for my son and he's 6.3' tall. I'll be busy, busy for a little while, lol.
Again, thank you for sharing this with all of us. Have an awesome day! ❤️
only if I had read the comments prior to starting. as a beginner took me about 4 take downs before recalculation and figuring out what the problem was. thanks for letting me know I wasn't the only one puzzled 🥰
Thank you. So much!!!
@@mollykay4412 Hey, I'm starting mine today. I want to make it wider in width and was wondering if you had any idea of how many chains i would have to do for it to properly work? I probably would want it a bit less than double what it is now.
@@jahmia6991 don't feel bad! Crocheting can be complicated, especially if you aren't someone that is good with math. I've been crocheting for like 10 years and I regularly don't have a clue what the fuck I am doing.
I love the mess blanket and the design in it just beautiful.
I have been looking for a simple pattern for my 11 year old daughter that has just begun to crochet! Something that she can complete quickly without getting discouraged or overwhelmed as a beginner! This is perfect for her! (And myself to give myself a mental break from life lol ) Thank you SO SO MUCH ❤
I’m a beginner and made this beautiful piece. I tore it apart multiple times until I mastered the stitches. I’m so proud to have made this for our living room. Thank you for sharing.
I will be making this blanket for my son and his new wife for a wedding present, I just need to buy the yarn and find a great color!! Thank You for a great tutorial. God Bless you and your family!
I'm honored! Enjoy!
The perfect gift. God bless you all. ❤️🎁❤️
I haven’t crocheted for a long time, but have decided to make my hubby a throw and have been searching for the perfect design. This is it!! I can’t wait to get started. I love it! ❤️
I love how your patterns have a 50’s feel to them. I love using inexpensive yarns! Some of the most gorgeous sweaters I’ve made were from value yarns. I even have 20+ year old afghans that are as pretty as the day I crocheted them. Thanks again Fast Kitty Crafts!!
Lol it’s probably just my fear of failure why I use inexpensive yarn, I don’t want to waste the good stuff😂 Plus I get a kick out of thinking I made this beautiful sweater (or blanket) and it was less than $20! I’m weird like that😜 I’m so glad you’re enjoying the patterns!❤️
@@fastkittykrafts9045 I was brought up by a Dad who lived thru the Depression (1920’s), so he taught us to be frugal. I get a kick out of clearance yarn and getting a good deal!!
I love this afghan. But with multiples of 3 + 2 I always had 1 stitch left over on the side cluster row. I went thru the comments and some one suggested multiples of 15 + 2. I tried a few swatches with that count. Worked out for me. Thank you for the tutorial and pattern 💕
i’m an absolute beginner at crocheting but this seems so approachable and you explain it so well!!! i’m excited to try this as my first big project!
I'm so excited for you! You can do it!🥰
I have been crocheting for over 50 years, and this is the first time I have been so attracted to a pattern using triple crochets. I am definitely going to make this one. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity. Also thanks to the person who wrote the pattern out and posted it. That saved us all so much individual effort.
You are so welcome!
I agree Mary…I want to try out the chainless triple crochet. I’ve never seen that before.
Beautiful pattern…somehow the design reminds me of Grecian columns. You’re a wonderful teacher. Thank you so much for sharing….really appreciate your time and effort.
I love how you explain carefully!! thank you 😊 💓
I would just like to say a big thank you for this gorgeous blanket pattern. I’ve made 2 - one for my son and daughter in law and one for my grandson - and they loved them. Just making my third one now to give to charity.
Stunning design, thanks for a fantastic tutorial!
Thank you for sharing this tutorial you explained the instructions very well made it very enjoyable .This throw is very beautiful .
Love it !,!,!!!
The design with texture and not to complicated.
YOU NAILED IT. GO GIRL
thanks so much for sharing. 🤩
That means a lot, thanks so much 😊
i absolutely want to make this blanket!! i will say, your tension is incredible! Not tight, but also not too loose! Perfect!❤️
What a beautiful blanket! I love the sideways cluster. The way you use slip stitches as part of the pattern. Decoratively. Not just utilitarian. I copies the written pattern. Took screen shots. Lovely!
Thank you! It is really fun to make, enjoy!
this is ABSOULTLY BEAUTIFUL.
I have no words to describe how beautiful is... ❤❤❤
Thank you!
I love your chainless tc. This is a beautiful blanket. I have to make it! Thank you for sharing your gift and talent with us.
I can't wait until my broken thumb heals to crochet this blanket...I have been crocheting for 40 years and I never made a treble crochet at the beginning of the row the way you show here by stacking single crochets...it looks great especially with this pattern...it goes to show with an open heart and mind it's never too late to learn something new...thank you for sharing this pattern and have a GREAT Day 🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁
Oh no, hope your thumb gets better soon! Hope you enjoy making the blanket when the time comes :)
@@fastkittykrafts9045 thank you... I'm sure that I will 🙂
It is beautiful. I know that I will be making this Throw. I love the texture in the throw. Thank you.
It's gorgeous and I can't wait to try it. This is just what I've been looking for, a unique textured pattern. Thank you.
I love this. Instead of the stitch for the base of the blanket, i am doing the dc, sc, dc, sc…but using the lace throughout…love this. Thank you so much.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you for showing the type and weight of yarn you used along with the size of the completed afghan. There's not enough people who do this. You definitely have a new subscriber!
Glad it was helpful!
It’s a gorgeous blanket. Thank you for sharing it with us
It is very pretty. I will crochet this for sure. Thank you for sharing. You are good at describing how to do it.
What a great looking pattern! I love it! Perfect for my son and his wife’s renewal of vows ceremony next year. ❤ 🙏🏽
I finally wrote out the full instructions here: www.fastkittykrochet.com/post/modern-mesh-sunrise-throw
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing and a great tutorial too.
Very easy pattern to follow! It's so beautiful too!
Please keep creating these works of art that make quick gifts inexpensively!
Thank you❤
I was fascinated with the combo of stitches. Tyvm
Beautiful pattern... I can't wait to make this one! Thanks for showing the stitches so closely. That makes it very easy to follow for us beginners! ❤️
This is a beautiful blanket, I am going to make it smaller one for a baby blanket. Thanks for your instructions. Have a great day.
His is absolutely beautiful and will be my next project,thank you for sharing
My dad was diagnosed with neuropathy recently and he has terible burning pain on his back. It hurts him so much he can't wear a shirt and it kills him when he's out. I worry he might get too cold over the winter so I'm going to make him a blanket he can cover his arms and torso up with when he's home so he doesn't have to wear his shirt. This looks super easy. I woll have to make it a little wider to make sure it can cover him better. This pattern looks nice and easy. I hope it's warm.
Pretty design pattern. I'm finally making myself a large throw for my living room. Well done
Thanks so much very kind of you to take the time x
Excellent video and beautiful afghan! Thank you!
What a gorgeous throw! Definitely will be making this in the near future!
very beautiful, great tutorial too, so creative and skilful
that looks so comfy...cant wait to try it. i see a new lap blanket in my future.. thanks for sharing.
I can't wait to make this💕thank you for sharing your creativity with us. Easy to follow, great teacher 💕🧶
You are so welcome!
Just finished this last night! LOVE IT! It's a gift for my coworker (I'm making each of my 9 coworkers an afghan...this was #5 of 9)
Hola Is not just the pattern that's so pretty, but I also enjoyed your soothing voice relating the tutorial. Thank you! You make it look so easy that I am going to start on it. God bless
You’re so welcome, enjoy❤️
I love the tutorial. The instructions is very clear. It's a beautiful throw, can't wait to make it...thankyou for sharing your beautiful work and looking forward for future tutorial 🥰
You are so welcome!
Thanks for a clear and concise tutorial. Refreshingly welcome not to have a lot of unnecessary chatter.
So nice of you to notice😉❤️That’s my pet peeve too, I like to keep the pace moving👍
**Correction: Starting chain is 101. If you would like to make your blanket wider or narrower than 39", add or subtract chains in increments of 6.
The video both says and has text that says Starting chain is 101, and to vary size, multiples of 6 + 2? Not sure where there was an error at all?? Maybe it’s just been a long day for me?🤷♀️
To vary size just add or subtract 6, not 6+2. I figured out the first row of sc does have to be even and a multiple of 3+1. My first row of sc was 100. So you were indeed correct. 👍😊
Absolutely beautiful and you are such a great teacher too!❤️
Thank you so much, that means a lot ;)
Stunning, so modern! You did an amazing job. Thank you. ❤️👏👍
Thank you so much, and you’re so welcome ❤️
🍃 Absolutely Beautiful 🌻 Thank you for sharing and your design is Gorgeous 🍃
Very lovely will try it I love the colour you are very easy to understand thank you
Beautiful design. I love that it has definition with only one solid color. ❤
Thank you! 😊
What a gorgeous blanket! I'm on the hunt for a blanket to make my cousin who is expecting her first baby. I love the way you teach and the pace is perfect. Thank you!!
Thank you for the nice feedback, I’m new at this so it means a lot!❤️. Your cousin will love the blanket, it’s looks light but it’s very cozy😊
Your voice and instructions make it seem so easy to follow. I have never stitched a blanket but want to try it ❤
This is amazing I’m gonna make this blanket although rather than just chaining I would do what’s called a single crochet foundation that also it it creates the chain and your single crochet while you’re at it. I like what you do, too! Yarn can be bought a Hobby Lobby at least is So. Cal. USA! Wonderful gift idea! Thanks so much!
Great idea!
Love this.. Can't wait to start one for a Housewarming gift.
I havent ever seen a 4 yarn that thick--it seriously looks like a 5 on my phone! Very pretty!
I loved it. Something new and easy for me to try.
Hope you enjoy!
Beautiful afgan and a beautiful pattern. Im waiting for hobby lobby to open so i can get my yarn to start the blanket lol. Thank you so much for sharing your talents.
For the first blanket you've designed!!??? OMG it's so beautiful!!!
And do-able!!! You make it look so easy!!!😍😍😍
I absolutely love this pattern. It looks elegant and warm. Easy pattern yet looks great. Thank you so much!
Glad you like it!
You give very good instructions. You have a very nice voice - never too fast or too slow. Great design. Please design more.
Thank you! That means so much❤️
It's utterly gorgeous....
This is a beautiful blanket!! I hope to make one soon!
That’s a gorgeous blanket!! I’m going to make one in pink, gray and charcoal!! Thank you for this tutorial! You always make it look so easy ... and achievable!!🧶❤️
That is such a nice thing to say❤️❤️❤️ I always wonder if my patterns are at a good pace, so your feedback is VERY helpful. I’m so excited about your color choices, your blanket will be beautiful 😍
@@fastkittykrafts9045 I will send you some pics of it when done!!🤗
I saw this and I knew I just HAD to make it. Im currently ripping apart one that I'm working on to do this one.
The stitch count on this is actually 9+2. If you do it by 3’s it will not come out. You must have an odd number of 3’s to end on a slip stitch.
I love this pattern. Just discovered your channel today, what a way to bring a new subscriber on board! You did a great job designing this blanket. I am excited to see what you can teach me next as I'm still learning this craft. Thanks so much!
Thanks so much! 😊 Welcome, I enjoy sharing my passion, I've been crocheting for 15 years. I'm honored to be a part of your journey.
Love this. Beautiful pattern. Thank you!
You’re so welcome❤️
I’ve made this blanket twice! I love this pattern!
That’s amazing! I’m so glad you like it😊
This is an truly stunning blanket. I especially like the chainless turning treble - that's absolutely brilliant. I'll be using that in future projects for sure. I'll even do a chainless double crochet, because I've always hated the gap left by a turning chain. Thanks for sharing this lovely design with the crochet community.
I don't take full credit for the chainless triple LOL. I saw it somewhere, and I wanted to try it! This was the first time...
This is so beautiful, you are very talented. I am going to make it starting tomorrow. Thank you for sharing.
This is gorgeous !!! I’m making this one for sure !!!!! Thank you so much for a beautiful piece of art !!!
That means so much, thank you! My day job is graphic design.
It’s really gorgeous, something different then I had seen. Thank you for sharing.
I just found this pattern! You designed a beautiful blanket!
Thank you so much❤️
This rug looks amazing. Thank you
This is so simple and gorgeous!! Thank you for sharing your talents with us.
Absolutely love this blanket and can’t wait to start making it myself 🥰
SO,SO BEAUTIFUL.Thank you.
Very pretty! I could use a snuggly blanket right now. We’re in the middle of a snow storm here in Ct., US.
The texture is nice and thick and cozy, I was enjoying being under it while making it ;) Stay safe out there!
Verry nice I like it and I'll gone try it when I finish the one I'am workin on right now for my granddoughter❤️💯
Very attractive, yet simple design... Thank you!
You're welcome 😊
Thank you for sharing! I'm a newbie at crocheting and I have started this project. I'm super excited to see how it all comes together.
Gorgeous pattern! I’m going to make this for my good friends wedding gift! Thanks ❤️
I will try this one absolutely beautiful
It's lovely, first time I've seen you so you've a new subscriber. Thank you
Welcome!👋❤️❤️❤️
I’m just finishing making my most recent Afghan and after scrolling for hours trying to find one I love I saw this one and that was it for me!! I love it and can’t wait to pick out the yarn and get started on my next project!! Thank you!! I subscribed, thumbs up, and saved it.
I love this design I will definitely try and make it. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for your time to see your beautiful throw pattern love it 👌
I loved loved this pattern.❤️💕Thank you for sharing! Up load more creations please 🙏
Thank you. This a beautiful pattern.
So simple yet so stunning
This looks gorgeous and so therapeutic! And that yarn is one of my favorites to work with. I’m going to make this as a retirement gift for a coworker. ♥️
Love the look!! Can’t wait to try it!!
Adorable! Simplicity and functionality 👍🏻
Just finished mine today! Took no time at all, and I made mine quiet a bit larger than this! Wonderful easy pattern.
Yay! I’m so glad you liked it❤️
Love this pattern! This will be my next after completing my current project. 👍🏻