The pattern for myself coz only I can understand this lol Pink Ch 3, dc on 1st st, ch 3, hold 3rd, ch 3, dc on the hold Repeat ch 3, hold 3rd, ch 3, dc on the hold Repeat until desired length Ch 4, dc3tog on the hole of the ch 3 and dc, ch 4, dc3tog same hole, ch 1, Repeat dc3tog next hole On last hole do the same next is ch 2,dc on that hole, dc3tog, ch 4, ch 1, dc3tog next On last ch 3, slst
I think this would be much easier with verbal instructions added for a beginner. It is easy once I write down the stitch and watch your movements a couple of times. I always seem to miss either one whole part or 1 stitch. I found myself starting from the beginning several times before I memoriesed the stitch to beable to move on.
This headband is adorable and I was excited to try to make it, but the video is really confusing. I think either a verbal or written description would help a lot.
Here's the correct count for the tan color at 6:46 : Start on the side (at the end) you started your project on. Push into the center stitch (the one that doesn't belong to a flower petal), yarn over, pull, yarn over again, pull *sorry if I don't make sense, not too great on the crochet language lol* 4sc then 6sc,1sc (repeat until end of row) 4sc then 3sc, back to 6sc, 1sc (repeat untill end of row) 2sc then slip stitch into the first stitch you made. Hope this helps someone! I loved making this. I'm used to watching peoples hands then actually reading patterns so I didn't have as hard of time but I know a few who would be lost. I always suggest people to look up video tuturials that show you specific stitches and how to do them. Helps those who are new to crochet.
When it comes to the final single crochets around this project, I find that I don't even count the stitches and just do how many it takes to cover the previous color. Given the yarn I used it actually took 2 sc instead of the suggested 1 sc for the smaller sections to achieve full cover with new color.
@@michelle1182 Awesome! I did that with the 3rd one I made since I switched yarn type. I believe its easier to add or remove stiches when you have a better understanding of the pattern. Had I tried to do that when I was a beginner crocheter I would have failed miserably.
I absolutely love this pattern and have made several as well. The time you took to write the sc counts was very thoughtful and kind. The last couple I have made I didn't use the string and just continued the pattern until it was big enough for my head and then sewed the two ends together through the finished sc's at both ends. @@yoleniartz
@@michelle1182 Thank you! And I love the idea of just doing the full pattern. I've made them for friends but would love to make myself one next time I get more yarn. 💕
i think this video need more verbal explanation for beginners like me who dont know where to hook yet and havent tried 3 double crochets or triple crochets yet. ugh my head hurts trying to follow how many times have you pulled through every loops and where you hook it
Agreed. for a video advertised as an easy tutorial for beginners, it sure is confusing. I quit near the beginning when we started doing "dc3tog" with no explanation. No hate, but the video is falsely titled.
this is an easy project to make for beginners; however, you might need to modify your instructions further - make it more detailed and kindly slow down to make it easier for beginners to follow. it's fortunate that I've been crocheting for quite some time so I can follow the pattern just by watching the hands, but for beginners, especially those who rely on tutorials, every step counts for them. additional info: I think at the start of the color brown (7:18), the count should be 6 sc and not 2 sc.
Everything was fairly easy until I got to the strands. How does she make it look so easy?? I keep losing the stitches:( I made it tho, and it`s super pretty! I used a thinner yarn so I made the flowers thicker.
❤I have never made anything like this is it a good size for a newborn? I'm trying to make a set for my neice for June. But I have Coboo yarn is it OK with a 3.0mm
Awesome & Adorable 😊, have a plz before starting your videos let know the, what size you are making (e.g. if you’re making it for babies then for how old babies/ or if it’s for Adults) & the videos you have already made plz give the sizes in description box. Thank you.
Hello, this headband is beautiful, thank you for your tutorial🌹 And also, i permission to use this your tutorial for my crochet product. Thank you and always success ✨
I ask for your help. I've succeeded in this tutorial, so I'm trying to rebuild it into a rubber band-connected version, but I don't know how hard I try I want to do a rubber band version for my daughter.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
The pattern for myself coz only I can understand this lol
Pink
Ch 3, dc on 1st st, ch 3, hold 3rd, ch 3, dc on the hold
Repeat ch 3, hold 3rd, ch 3, dc on the hold
Repeat until desired length
Ch 4, dc3tog on the hole of the ch 3 and dc, ch 4, dc3tog same hole, ch 1,
Repeat dc3tog next hole
On last hole do the same next is ch 2,dc on that hole, dc3tog, ch 4, ch 1, dc3tog next
On last ch 3, slst
This comment saved me, thank you so much!
I think this would be much easier with verbal instructions added for a beginner. It is easy once I write down the stitch and watch your movements a couple of times. I always seem to miss either one whole part or 1 stitch. I found myself starting from the beginning several times before I memoriesed the stitch to beable to move on.
This headband is adorable and I was excited to try to make it, but the video is really confusing. I think either a verbal or written description would help a lot.
Samo usporite video i radite paralelno.
This pattern is amazing!!! I was looking for a good headband and this one is perfect.
I adore this style. The cords are a unique stitch. I cannot wait to do this. Thanks.
You're welcome♥️🥰🙏
I just made one! Sooo pretty! Thank you for sharing!❤
Welcome🥰🙏
made one for myslf and im obsessed ❤❤
THIS WAS SO EASY AND WONDERFUL TO MAKE I LOVE THIS CHANNEL NOW
This is exactly what I've been looking for! Thank you for a brillianty easy tutorial 🤩
Big welcome ❤️
It's such a good tutorial. I want to know the rubber band version, too 🥲🙏🏻
@@hyeminye8685 ok😊💗
Here's the correct count for the tan color at 6:46 :
Start on the side (at the end) you started your project on.
Push into the center stitch (the one that doesn't belong to a flower petal), yarn over, pull, yarn over again, pull
*sorry if I don't make sense, not too great on the crochet language lol*
4sc then 6sc,1sc (repeat until end of row)
4sc then 3sc, back to 6sc, 1sc (repeat untill end of row)
2sc then slip stitch into the first stitch you made.
Hope this helps someone!
I loved making this. I'm used to watching peoples hands then actually reading patterns so I didn't have as hard of time but I know a few who would be lost.
I always suggest people to look up video tuturials that show you specific stitches and how to do them. Helps those who are new to crochet.
When it comes to the final single crochets around this project, I find that I don't even count the stitches and just do how many it takes to cover the previous color. Given the yarn I used it actually took 2 sc instead of the suggested 1 sc for the smaller sections to achieve full cover with new color.
@@michelle1182 Awesome! I did that with the 3rd one I made since I switched yarn type. I believe its easier to add or remove stiches when you have a better understanding of the pattern. Had I tried to do that when I was a beginner crocheter I would have failed miserably.
I absolutely love this pattern and have made several as well. The time you took to write the sc counts was very thoughtful and kind. The last couple I have made I didn't use the string and just continued the pattern until it was big enough for my head and then sewed the two ends together through the finished sc's at both ends. @@yoleniartz
@@michelle1182 Thank you! And I love the idea of just doing the full pattern. I've made them for friends but would love to make myself one next time I get more yarn. 💕
Thankyou.. I've tried and it's a good one ❤
One thing i want to know is about the yarn you're using. If it's from online please do share 🙃
I tried it and it turned out so gorgeous❤❤❤
Thank you for the tutorial❤
It's amazing!🥰🥰🥰
i think this video need more verbal explanation for beginners like me who dont know where to hook yet and havent tried 3 double crochets or triple crochets yet. ugh my head hurts trying to follow how many times have you pulled through every loops and where you hook it
Change the playback speed in the settings. That's what I do with the crotchet videos I watch. It helps a lot...
@@cindyllaxthanks
Agreed. for a video advertised as an easy tutorial for beginners, it sure is confusing. I quit near the beginning when we started doing "dc3tog" with no explanation. No hate, but the video is falsely titled.
@@myth6931 dc3tog means double crochet 3 in the same stitch
this is an easy project to make for beginners; however, you might need to modify your instructions further - make it more detailed and kindly slow down to make it easier for beginners to follow. it's fortunate that I've been crocheting for quite some time so I can follow the pattern just by watching the hands, but for beginners, especially those who rely on tutorials, every step counts for them.
additional info: I think at the start of the color brown (7:18), the count should be 6 sc and not 2 sc.
Everything was fairly easy until I got to the strands. How does she make it look so easy?? I keep losing the stitches:( I made it tho, and it`s super pretty! I used a thinner yarn so I made the flowers thicker.
Hermoso
Thank you🥰🙏♥️
Magnifique ! Merci❤
You're welcome🥰♥️
❤I have never made anything like this is it a good size for a newborn? I'm trying to make a set for my neice for June. But I have Coboo yarn is it OK with a 3.0mm
I've been watching you on tv and now I get the chance to be your new friend. Thanks for all the tutorials.
تحفة فنية
ما شاء الله ❤❤👍👍
Muhteşem🎉
Thanks much❤️😊
Thank you God bless you
You're welcome🥰♥️
Awesome & Adorable 😊, have a plz before starting your videos let know the, what size you are making (e.g. if you’re making it for babies then for how old babies/ or if it’s for Adults) & the videos you have already made plz give the sizes in description box. Thank you.
I made it, thank you so much ❤
Beautiful!!!! ❤
😊
Thank you 😊 ❤
I love your videos, they're adorable, i hope u make STRAWBERRY Headband huhu i love those berry
Amazing crochet. But mine doesn't look good. I Need more practice😢
Where you say 2sc you do 6sc, I watched an counted.
ya true
Yeah she says 2sc then proceeds making another 2sc then another one when she could just say 6sc. I really want to do this but it’s so confusing 🥲
Just a beginner. ..im confused with how many chains shud I make...
Which part are you confused about?
The chains, a written description would be helpful
Thank you so much for this video, so pretty🌹
Hello, this headband is beautiful, thank you for your tutorial🌹
And also, i permission to use this your tutorial for my crochet product. Thank you and always success ✨
You're welcome🥰❤️🙏
Beautiful
I ask for your help. I've succeeded in this tutorial, so I'm trying to rebuild it into a rubber band-connected version, but I don't know how hard I try I want to do a rubber band version for my daughter.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I will do it soon😊💗💕
Thanks. 🥰🤍
Hermoso 💕 me encantó
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What yarn do u use?
Cottonmilk 4ply
I used acrylic 4 ply lion Mandela ombre self striping it worked out amazing. Good luck😊
Questo punto l'ho visto simile x un centro è possibile rivederlo grazie carla
I made it but it looks like vaginas, not flowers ://// whyt
XD THIS COMMENT MAKES ME LAUGH😂❤
@@aisha-du4ulme több 😂😂😂
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LOL
Time saver 10:25
confusing
Beautiful