You can search “coaster flower pot crochet” on the internet and there would be quite many free patterns to choose. Mine was inspired by the pattern of HyggeCrochetCo!
It will get here, but the day you don't care that something you crocheted is being used properly is coming. There's a different sense of joy and pride. Right now, it is a lot of work and it's hard, but later just watching the person you gifted it to actually using it is just so awesome.
Yes!!! I do stuffed animals, and the first few I made I was fairly defensive over, kept on my shelf, etc. Fast forward to now, I spent 6 hours working on a ladybug, threw it into my preschool classroom and let the kiddos go ham with it. I consider it free product testing for when I eventually sell them! 😅
I made several oven mitt/pot holders with a mix of knitting and crochet and I’m so happy every time my sister or sister in law posts a picture where they are cooking something and using them!! And at my house we use them literally every day!! Honestly they are probably the most well used items I’ve ever made!!
That is also when you realize that the opposite of creation is not destruction, but abandon. Destruction can often lead to something new, while abandon is mocking creation by never being used.
Does anyone know what crochet is in german and how it's pronounced? I wonder if that's why she says it that way? Had anyone actually told her the actual pronunciation is CRO-SHAY? Is it a French word?
Pretty coasters! Remember drips (stains) are signs of love. I use very old dish towels that my mom embroidered. Yes, just for wiping water, but I use and love them everyday. They do have a few love marks, but they're not rotting in a storage box.
Yes! Stains and other signs of wear and use are a testament to the fact that the items are truly appreciated and fulfilling the purpose they were made for -- it's like a patina of love. When you look at it through that lens, everything just gets more beautiful over time.
Yes! I would be very sad if something I made for someone was super clean because it means no one ever used it. I crocheted some rainbow coasters for a friend and if she wasn’t using them I’d be crushed.
I just wanted you to know that you are the reason I’m learning to crochet. And thank you so much for that. Life has been really difficult for me lately, and crochet has become a fun and comforting (albeit expensive) hobby that I’m so grateful to have in my life.
Those coasters are absolutely gorgeous! I'm learning to crochet right now and to combat that fear at least somewhat, I am only using machine washable yarns (lucky for me, I also just love the way cotton feels on my skin) But also, something I try to keep in mind with any crochet project that is meant for use or wear: Stains and other signs of wear and tear are just proof that the item has been loved and appreciated, instead of wasting away in a closet never to be seen.
Good attitude! I make kippot which are worn nearly constantly. I give careful laundry instructions but always worry that they will stretch the kippah completely out of shape. I get mostly repeat clients, so I guess I build tanks, lol!
That’s a beautiful coaster set! It’s true - when you make something people often don’t realize how much work goes into it. I spent MONTHS knitting socks with fancy alpaca wool - and I kept them for myself!
@@satsumamoon it all boils down to yarn and needle size, pattern, skill and experience level and time you have available to actually sit and work on socks.......as well as the mental fortitude to knit on something as stab-your-eyes-out boring as sox.....of which I have none. I literally have a pair in one of my project bags that I've been "working on" for a few years. 😅
@@satsumamoon - it’s the finest yarn I’ve ever used - almost like thread - and it’s an alpaca wool that’s just beautiful. I am using the thinnest double point knitting needles our local shop had - and I had to use 5 DP to fit all the tiny stitches on them. I also have never used double points before so it’s taken me a bit of learning. I also am a university professor so was knitting and marking assignments - so didn’t get to spend more than about an hour a day on them. I’ve made entire adult sized sweaters much faster - but then you’re using bigger 6mm sized needles and thicker yarn - so it knits up much faster. These little 1.5 mm needles are very thin.
Ah! Thats.how. One hour per day and teeny needles. I didnt realize there were needles smaller than 2mm Thanks for answering. Im going to look on ravelry for things using 1.5mm needles. @@lostcontrol1981
So relatable,you can't tolerate how others treat your work, but you also want people to ask so that you can tell them you crocheted it yourself 😂the happiness is insane😊
Aw lol I'd crochet this adorable piece and not care if something spills. I'd wash it periodically anyway since I use cotton blends. To me it's meant to be used and enjoyed. I love the flower pot idea!!
I think she's just concerned about stains. I cannot count the number of times I've bought or made something only to have it stained the first time someone uses it. 😔
As a german...I tell you she is making fun of the typical "elderly german grandma-behaviour" to be careful with the "fancy things" (like pottery, table sheets, whatever). Elderly people hardly ever use the fancy things, because hey are considered to be for special occasions....which are never special enough to occur....😂
@@alexasophieridderstrom2631I think many elderly people are like that. In my culture everyone basically has the same dark wood and glass cabinet that gets handed down. The china in there is only for staring at.
That's similar and somehow opposite of the recipients for my thank you gift to cast and crew of the last play I stage managed. I gave them a mug rug (bigger than a coaster but smaller than a placemat) filled with our play's references as a functional gift. I've been told by majority of the recipients that they plan to display it instead of using it becaus "It's too pretty".
Those are lovely coasters. I love how it looks like a little vase of flowers on the table. FYI, crochet is pronounced cro-shay. It's from French. The T is not pronounced, and CH makes an SH sound.
That's it. This is officially the video that gets me to try out crocheting. I always thought it's a lovely hobby to have but seems hard, but that coaster planter is hands-down the cutest crochet project I've seen
It super helps to start with a higher quality material that you know you can wash easily. That was when youre done you feel confident enough to use it. Secure any loose ends and tighten your stitches a bit as well if youre worried youll end up washing it a lot.
For me it's the opposite. I offer my coasters to my friends and they refuse them because they don't want to stain them but I'm like "thats what they're for" lol
I love how it looks like a little pot full of colorful flowers, at first i thought wow such a cute crochet decoration and then you pulled out the coaster, so cool.
A really good idea is to either to use darker colors to hide any tea staining or some brown colors for the design to hide them even better! I might make something like that myself 😊
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You can search “coaster flower pot crochet” on the internet and there would be quite many free patterns to choose. Mine was inspired by the pattern of HyggeCrochetCo!
🌹🌿 Well Done, Uyen! They Are Absolutely Gorgeous 🥰
You knew so many of us would go "I NEED THAT ASAP!".
I know that feeling 😂❤😂
Functional art is the best art! Your flowers are gorgeous 🥰
it is actually great idea. will have to steal it for my self as well
That's actually one of the coolest things I've ever seen crocheted before
oh yeah I cannot sleep tonight because it's too much ... coolness ......
Me too
@@vommi bet you got like 2 friends n they both hate you huh
@@ToeCheese42069shhhhhhh don’t go projecting your social experiences on to others… its embarrassing
Oh you ain’t seen NOTHING, hon.
😂 Save it for the visitors as African parents do
♥️💯😉
As an Indian, every good thing at our house is for the visit. Sometimes even the AC.😅
But you can't ask the guest to be careful about them and if they spill on it you can't even say anything 😭
As an Iranian, that was my childhood, so I guess it's parents world wide 🤦♀️
Same for Samoans. Even the "good biscuits" were for visitors. 😅
It will get here, but the day you don't care that something you crocheted is being used properly is coming. There's a different sense of joy and pride. Right now, it is a lot of work and it's hard, but later just watching the person you gifted it to actually using it is just so awesome.
Yes!!! I do stuffed animals, and the first few I made I was fairly defensive over, kept on my shelf, etc. Fast forward to now, I spent 6 hours working on a ladybug, threw it into my preschool classroom and let the kiddos go ham with it.
I consider it free product testing for when I eventually sell them! 😅
I made several oven mitt/pot holders with a mix of knitting and crochet and I’m so happy every time my sister or sister in law posts a picture where they are cooking something and using them!! And at my house we use them literally every day!! Honestly they are probably the most well used items I’ve ever made!!
That is also when you realize that the opposite of creation is not destruction, but abandon. Destruction can often lead to something new, while abandon is mocking creation by never being used.
@@louisgrissman4857this comment is so insightful and so well worded, thank you for this
@@pinkjellybeans00 🫶
I love the "CRoCheT" pronunciation 😂
"crotated"
I noticed too crocheted
Fr
Cute 😊
Does anyone know what crochet is in german and how it's pronounced? I wonder if that's why she says it that way? Had anyone actually told her the actual pronunciation is CRO-SHAY? Is it a French word?
When the tea bag dripping sent you over the edge 😂😂😂 I totally agree
I am very nervous when husband is about to throw the tea bag in the bin. It has been thrown a few times against the wall before reaching the bin.
Wonder how it would look just to use brown instead of the white 🤔
I know NOTHING about crochet... can't you wash it ?
@@ladyteruki Tea can stain it
@@catonyoutoobAh, of course ! Makes sense. Thanks :)
At the beginning it looked like a pot of flowers. This lady is talented 😮.
IKRRR
it’s a popular design
Its like multi use, to look like pot of flowers on the table for when you're not using it
@@vimto2838 what does that have to do with anything? 😭 She's still talented for making it
Wow i didnt realize it was a pot of flowers thanks for reminding me what flowers looked like
German BF's reaction "Whoa, that's cool!" is what every maker wants to hear from their partner.
Agreed. And seeing the fascination/admiration in their eyes as well. :)
i’ve never seen the term “maker” and i really like it
Agreed! ❤️
A thousand percent! 👏🏽🙌🏽
This comment warms my heart. It makes us so pleased
I might just be a poor dingus, but Stains give stuff character.
Poor dingus 😭
As long as there's not residue, I can get with this
the word poor dingus made me giggle😭
@@ElaizaSherdan
@@lash260 what
As a person who crochets as a hobby I can confirm this is very accurate 😂
this why my coasters are simple and from cheaper yarn XD
The way she says crochet is the cutest thing I’ve ever heard
Agreed! 😁 I honestly hope she never changes the way she pronounces it!
yes!
Absolutely
It's the pride in her voice for me. 😊
100%
GENUINELY IMPRESSED BY THE FLOWER COASTERS! WOWWWW!!
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Thats. So. Cool. Your crochet skills are skyrocketing!! i absolutely love that for you and i am so excited for all your projects
Pronounced Cro- Shay. You are making such lovely things.
Lol make them a darker colour...less heartache when using😅
@@juststoppingby390 you have to be that person. She's fluent in at least 3 languages and you understand her
@@juststoppingby390it’s spelled crochet… it acting like she is talking through the comments
Her accent and her facial expressions are so adorable 🥰
That's the cutest coaster set, Uyen!!!
That's the most Baden Württemberg thing ever. You have integrated yourself into the southern German society very well.
I'm pretty sure she lives in Saarland tho
@@mariannehorn1375Mannheim
@@mariannehorn1375 they live in Mannheim, so BaWü is correct :)
What does this mean😅
i am a very proud bystander of her. she is definitely welcome in BaWü
Pretty coasters! Remember drips (stains) are signs of love. I use very old dish towels that my mom embroidered. Yes, just for wiping water, but I use and love them everyday. They do have a few love marks, but they're not rotting in a storage box.
Yes! Stains and other signs of wear and use are a testament to the fact that the items are truly appreciated and fulfilling the purpose they were made for -- it's like a patina of love. When you look at it through that lens, everything just gets more beautiful over time.
@@RemainAnArtist 💚.
Exactly, it's super heartwarming to see the use in handmade things 💜
Yes! I would be very sad if something I made for someone was super clean because it means no one ever used it. I crocheted some rainbow coasters for a friend and if she wasn’t using them I’d be crushed.
Qué precioso punto se vista ❤
I am a yarn shop owner and a crocheter. I am so proud of you! Watching your skills build so quickly is amazing.
Jokes aside, that looks so cute!!!😂❤❤❤
I just wanted you to know that you are the reason I’m learning to crochet. And thank you so much for that. Life has been really difficult for me lately, and crochet has become a fun and comforting (albeit expensive) hobby that I’m so grateful to have in my life.
My mom made these a while ago and complained that i never use them. They're too cute!!
She wants you to use them! She made them cute just for you but they’re coasters for a reason and made to be used! Otherwise, what’s the point?
Keep one pristine and use the rest!
Everything aside those coasters look so good.
Those coasters are absolutely gorgeous! I'm learning to crochet right now and to combat that fear at least somewhat, I am only using machine washable yarns (lucky for me, I also just love the way cotton feels on my skin)
But also, something I try to keep in mind with any crochet project that is meant for use or wear: Stains and other signs of wear and tear are just proof that the item has been loved and appreciated, instead of wasting away in a closet never to be seen.
Just keep in mind that even machine washable will break down faster in the washer than hand washed
@@Bekkmyster True, I'll probably stick to hand washing them, then. I want to keep those pieces for as long as I possibly can.
Good attitude!
I make kippot which are worn nearly constantly. I give careful laundry instructions but always worry that they will stretch the kippah completely out of shape.
I get mostly repeat clients, so I guess I build tanks, lol!
“Wow!” Most MAJESTIC voice ive ever heard 10/10 video
That is genuinely such a cute idea!! ❤
That’s a beautiful coaster set!
It’s true - when you make something people often don’t realize how much work goes into it. I spent MONTHS knitting socks with fancy alpaca wool - and I kept them for myself!
How does it take so long?. I made Pisqu socks by leslie Comstock in 6 days , do you have a more elaborate pattern I could try?
As you should! Lol
@@satsumamoon it all boils down to yarn and needle size, pattern, skill and experience level and time you have available to actually sit and work on socks.......as well as the mental fortitude to knit on something as stab-your-eyes-out boring as sox.....of which I have none. I literally have a pair in one of my project bags that I've been "working on" for a few years. 😅
@@satsumamoon - it’s the finest yarn I’ve ever used - almost like thread - and it’s an alpaca wool that’s just beautiful. I am using the thinnest double point knitting needles our local shop had - and I had to use 5 DP to fit all the tiny stitches on them. I also have never used double points before so it’s taken me a bit of learning. I also am a university professor so was knitting and marking assignments - so didn’t get to spend more than about an hour a day on them. I’ve made entire adult sized sweaters much faster - but then you’re using bigger 6mm sized needles and thicker yarn - so it knits up much faster. These little 1.5 mm needles are very thin.
Ah! Thats.how. One hour per day and teeny needles. I didnt realize there were needles smaller than 2mm Thanks for answering. Im going to look on ravelry for things using 1.5mm needles. @@lostcontrol1981
Those are gorgeous - but I agree…definitely use brown or red or something the stains won’t show!
OR stain them w/ tea ahead of time, before adding the flowers! That way, anymore tea won't matter! 😂❤ And that brother color is pretty, imho. 😍
That’s so pretty! I love the illusion of a flower pot before you take them out!
Idk whats cuter, the coasters or the way she pronounces crochet ❤
Your idea of crocheting is so cool
How lovely,Uyen.Love the Coaster Flower!⚘️♥️✨️🔥
The crochet flower bouquet is BEAUTIFUL. ❤
I❤you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I’m planning to make some ❤❤❤❤❤. You did a great job! 👏. I’ve been crocheting for over 60 years. Always fun!
So relatable,you can't tolerate how others treat your work,
but you also want people to ask so that you can tell them you crocheted it yourself 😂the happiness is insane😊
Uyen! You need an etsy store! I would love to purchase those beautiful coasters!!! ❤
Aw lol I'd crochet this adorable piece and not care if something spills. I'd wash it periodically anyway since I use cotton blends. To me it's meant to be used and enjoyed. I love the flower pot idea!!
I think she's just concerned about stains.
I cannot count the number of times I've bought or made something only to have it stained the first time someone uses it. 😔
As a german...I tell you she is making fun of the typical "elderly german grandma-behaviour" to be careful with the "fancy things" (like pottery, table sheets, whatever). Elderly people hardly ever use the fancy things, because hey are considered to be for special occasions....which are never special enough to occur....😂
@@alexasophieridderstrom2631I think many elderly people are like that. In my culture everyone basically has the same dark wood and glass cabinet that gets handed down. The china in there is only for staring at.
@@solarmoth4628 Exactly! 👍😆
@@alexasophieridderstrom2631I don't think this funny little video was that deep
I’m so jealous of how far your skills have come!
Man her expressions are so cute im dying
Your content is so much fun but I have a soft spot for your crochet!! ♥️♥️♥️
Okay but those actually so pretty tho
Uyen you're actually the reason I'm gonna start crocheting 😂❤️ You do such cute things, it makes me want to do that as well!
This is the most stunning coaster I've seen in my life! And when they are stashed all together it's a flowerpot!!! I melt!
Thanks for sharing the pattern! Seeing your progress has been so cool, your videos always brighten my day!
Those coasters are super pretty though ❤❤❤
I love the way she whips it out. Like oh these cute flowers? BAM! COASTER!
As a fellow crocheter, I understand the anxiety! Excellent job, it’s beautiful!
I love the way she says crochet it’s the cutest thing I’ve heard I just love it-❤
Those are so cute!! And when not in use they look like a little bowl of flowers 💐
As a crocheter, knitter, and cross stitcher, I felt this. Lol I won't even have my own drinks near my stuff.
That's similar and somehow opposite of the recipients for my thank you gift to cast and crew of the last play I stage managed. I gave them a mug rug (bigger than a coaster but smaller than a placemat) filled with our play's references as a functional gift. I've been told by majority of the recipients that they plan to display it instead of using it becaus "It's too pretty".
The coasters are beautiful. The skit is totally relatable.
The way she says crochet is so cute
She is the most adorable girl 💝
After years of failing to learn how to crochet, I now need to learn how to crochet. It’s not a want anymore, it’s a must.
I want to make that so bad, and I'd love to see the wear and tear over time, it shows how much it is loved
I can totally relate to this. That tea bag is the sword of Damocles.
She’s so cute, the crotchet too
They are absolutely beautiful!
You are so precious 😊.
It's so gorgeous, Uyên! Btw, it's really drop your heart when someone accidentally destroy your work.
The way you said crochet is so precious 💕
I suddenly want to learn Grochette. The work is so lovely and pretty😍
Thats gorgeous Uyen!! I could never stick with crochet so im very impressed!
Those are lovely coasters. I love how it looks like a little vase of flowers on the table.
FYI, crochet is pronounced cro-shay. It's from French. The T is not pronounced, and CH makes an SH sound.
That's it. This is officially the video that gets me to try out crocheting. I always thought it's a lovely hobby to have but seems hard, but that coaster planter is hands-down the cutest crochet project I've seen
Go for it! I learned as a kid and its pretty fun, you can make a lot of cool things. I actually find it way easier than knitting.
I was soooo 🤯 when she pulled the little coaster off…. Never felt the need of learning how to crochet so much as today😆 that’s so cute ❤
YOUVE IMPROVED SO MUCH WTH
THE COASTERS ARE SO CUTE 🥹🥹🥹💝💝💝
so cute coasters 😮❤
This is so cute 🥰
It's so impressive! You did a very good job!
And the fact that it looks like a flower pot if put together is so cool
I can't get over how cute this video is.
that's so cute! I like your videos, you're so talented! 🤍
It super helps to start with a higher quality material that you know you can wash easily. That was when youre done you feel confident enough to use it. Secure any loose ends and tighten your stitches a bit as well if youre worried youll end up washing it a lot.
I have a similar issue, whenever I work on something for a long time, I get really worried about any small thing happening to it.
😂😂 I can feel it ❤
THAT'S THE CUTEST THING I'VE EVER SEEN the only thing I might actually crochet if I ever will
Those are legit adorable
"I Crow'Jayde'd it by myself"
My FAVORITE part of the videos is hearing the broken English German Vietnamese conversation 🎉❤😅❤
Those are so entirely adorable omg I never knew I wanted this lol
Your husband's voice is so handsome- you two seem like a really cute couple ❤
For me it's the opposite. I offer my coasters to my friends and they refuse them because they don't want to stain them but I'm like "thats what they're for" lol
That's really cute while they're all together it looks like a bouquet of flowers 🌹
She’s so good at it now its amazing how much she learned, such a natural! ❤😂
You are legit the real life "Mei" from overwatch. So adorable.
Those are really beautiful crochet flowers 🌸❤🥰… I love it!
Okay now, thats just flat out adorable ❤
She's generous enough to offer a freshly made crochet coaster!!!
I love how it looks like a little pot full of colorful flowers, at first i thought wow such a cute crochet decoration and then you pulled out the coaster, so cool.
Lmao - those coasters do look quite pretty ❤
That's why I never crochet coasters😅 they look super cute!
I SAW THIS TUTORIAL FROM A GIRL ON TIKTOK!! im glad youre also following it around, its very pretty
The tea stains make it cuter tho 😭😭😭
I love it. It's so well done I thought it looked like a flower pot until she removed one
Wow the crochet looks amazing 🤩
A really good idea is to either to use darker colors to hide any tea staining or some brown colors for the design to hide them even better! I might make something like that myself 😊
"NMHHH!!! Don’t drop it!!" 😨😡
*master trying to protect her little work*
I like how she makes the coasters on the bowl look like a bouquet of flowers
The sip moving away from the coaster is so real, me with my laptop and my console 😅
I love your videos, but you’re also super talented. Those are beautiful, crochet flowers.