Absolutely love your crochet tutorials. So easy to follow along with. You are been my crochet buddy since my Mum died. Just wanted to say a thank you Sarah-Jayne for advancing my crochet skills. Keep up your great work xxx
I agree with Vennessa you have the best crochet tutorials! This is similar to the first afghan I made with my Grandma, but we went in the back loop every time and the shells pop out more and it's more or less reversible. Thanks Sarah Jayne!
Thank you so much for another great tutorial. Your videos help keep me inspired with all the lovely stitches! Would you consider doing some videos using chunky yarn or chenille yarn? I love thick, chunky yarns but am kind of at a loss of what to do with them besides basic stitches or working in back loops to get a ridge. I would be grateful for some new ideas!
Love the right handed one... Lol was watching the left handed one and got confused for a minute lol... It's 5am here so still kinda sleepy. Thanks for your videos. I have learned so much!! Thank you ❤❤❤
Great tutorial and I love this stitch. Do you think you might be making a pattern from this stitch? I would love to see a scarf from this or even a blanket.
I know you said that the right side was the correct side...but it it me, but the wrong side has a ridge like texture too? I like both sides..thoughts? :-) Thank you for this tutorial!
Absolutely love your crochet tutorials. So easy to follow along with. You are been my crochet buddy since my Mum died. Just wanted to say a thank you Sarah-Jayne for advancing my crochet skills. Keep up your great work xxx
Such a fun stitch to learn! Im hoping to make a tea cozy with this stitch, thank you for the clear and easy to follow instructions
You are so welcome :)
This would be so beautiful in baby sport in off white or antique white for a new mom. Thank you Bella Coco 😊
I agree with Vennessa you have the best crochet tutorials! This is similar to the first afghan I made with my Grandma, but we went in the back loop every time and the shells pop out more and it's more or less reversible. Thanks Sarah Jayne!
Thank you so much for another great tutorial. Your videos help keep me inspired with all the lovely stitches! Would you consider doing some videos using chunky yarn or chenille yarn? I love thick, chunky yarns but am kind of at a loss of what to do with them besides basic stitches or working in back loops to get a ridge. I would be grateful for some new ideas!
Love the right handed one... Lol was watching the left handed one and got confused for a minute lol... It's 5am here so still kinda sleepy. Thanks for your videos. I have learned so much!! Thank you ❤❤❤
Thankyou for all your tutorials they taught me how to crochet xxxxx 😀♥️
Loving this stitch x
Beautiful pattern! Definitely saving this as one to try soon :)
It's so beautiful !!!!
5:05 is row 2
Great tutorial and I love this stitch. Do you think you might be making a pattern from this stitch? I would love to see a scarf from this or even a blanket.
Very beautiful!
Awesome 👏
i love yr work :D
Thank you :)
I know you said that the right side was the correct side...but it it me, but the wrong side has a ridge like texture too? I like both sides..thoughts? :-) Thank you for this tutorial!
Thank you
You're welcome :)
Hello...Need some help, do you have a tutorial for a split cluster?
Wanted to purchase the stork scissors but it says that the page dosen’t exist ☹️
Jeanne Kenny yeah she said on another video that she only had one pair left and she was redoing another website I think.. If I remember correctly 😬
Irisbaby1 thank you for replying, I’ll look out for it 🙂
Would be able to join these squares into a blanket?
Yes you could, although it would be simpler to make one big piece 😊
Go on amazon, I get mind from amazon
How do I end this blanket?! 😳😳
I would finish on row two or row four of the pattern repeat so that you are left with a straight edge at the top to work into 😊
I love your videos but I think after doing a whole row of stitches I don’t think you need to teach a stitch anymore.
Thank you for your feedback but some people like me to repeat the stitches as everyone learns differently and at different speeds :)