Jada, I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE watching your videos. Your very easy to follow along with. You explain things so well. You are just as excited about the art of crochet as I am and I love your cheeriness. I couldn’t imagine anyone that if they are sad and start your videos being sad after watching them. You put a smile on my face because your enthusiasm and good heartedness is contagious. Thank you
I've been watching your tutorials for a few years and I always come back to them this time a year for a refresher! Just wanted to show love and appreciation! Thank you! ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Your tutorials are the best to watch and the easiest to learn from. I've been making granny squares all night and loving how they are turning out. Now to learn to make snowflakes. Thanks so much!
Charlene Clauser Thank you so much Charlene!! Say! You could make a granny square blanket in blues and purples and applique snowflakes all over it and call it your "Wintry Night" blanket! How gorgeous would THAT be!!!
Jayda you are fun to watch :) thank you I'm crying of happiness thanks to you, I never thought I could ever crochet. I'm 60 years old,and glad that I found you, God bless you.
My plan is to make many snowflakes today!! I finally go back to work full-time tomorrow after 2 months off for surgery so want to get my fill of hooking in!! Happy Saturday!
Jayda another great tutorial ! These are so pretty ! I am going to make them in a light blue color as well as in the white ! Going to attach them to make a garland ! Again thank you for your great and easy tutorial ! You are a great teacher.I have recommended your site to my daughter because she wants to learn to crochet and you make it very easy to follow !
+Crochet1220 Thank you so much and I really appreciate you sharing our channel :) I love your idea of the snow flake garland! I am really into garlands lately * giggle * and you've just given me an idea for what to hang over my entrance mirror this winter :)
Your delightful personality always comes sparkling through on each video. TY for happiness and the easy to follow tutorials. You're a natural born teacher. 🌰XO❤XO🎃XO❤🍁
this is addictive! I made two last night and planning on more today with the Christmas tree one. Also going to take a garland to hang in our living room. You are awesome. I love learning from you.
Very pretty..made flat ones like you made and then I made one in 3D... First row normally as you showed 2nd row normally as you did but working in front loops only Then turned and repeated the 2nd row in back loops only joining the two parts with a slip st at the picots and ss at the single crochet I used white yarn with glitter Love from India..Jayda
I finally got it. I don't know what I was doing wrong before but I just tried it again and made a snowflake with no problem. Thank you for your tutorials I've learned so much in such a short period of time.
Your video is very good. Several years ago (before RUclips) I tried to crochet snowflakes and it was a disaster. I'm ready to tackle them again. Thank you!!
I loved this I hope you don't mind I modified it very slightly to make a plush toy but the pattern itself was not changed for how to make it just some extra steps where added
Hi Jayda! I've been making your snowflakes and adding them to scarves or giving them as gifts! I just made a small one so I can put it on a minty yarn headband with ties from your other tutorial. 😊❄️
Hi Jayda! I just love watching your videos, you're such a hoot (that's a good thing). You have such a joyful and bouncy personality, I love it♥♥♥ Now down to business, I'm not trying to be critical of how you do your crocheting, you do great work. You know how you say you have to play with the snowflake when your finished with it, to look the way you want it??? I've come up with a solution to that problem. I will start from the beginning of working the snowflake.... Make your magic circle...crochet your 12 SC, slip stitch into your first chain. SC in the same stitch that you made you slip stitch, then chain 1. 1 DC in that same stitch. Now notice the 2 loops (at the top if the DC) that your working yarn is going threw, those 2 loops are where you want to go threw when you are done making the chains for your picot (slip stitches for all the loops of your picot), go threw these 2 loops every time you make a part of your picot. Also, don't forget to slip stitch at the end of each part of your picot. You will find that you finished picot will lay flatter. I also made my picots a little bigger than you do. At the beginning I chained 4, slip stitched, chained 5, slip stitched, then chained 4, slip stitched. Then DC in the same stitch you have been working in. Then I slip stitched into the next chain (instead of the SC). Following that I started my next SC in the next stitch with a chain 1.....(this is the beginning of your next section.... I hope you find this helpful♥♥♥
You are such a delight to watch. I love your tutorials, your personality shines through. Love it. Do you have any other tutorials for spring flowers? I can't wait to see what you do next. Xxx
Thank you so much for the Snowflake tutorial....it's awesome! Please tell me the brand and colour of yarn you used to make the "Frozen Scarf". Thank you.
+losvegas25 I used 2 different yarns held together :) They were both acrylic - I think there's a little more information on it in my "30 Minute Scarf" tutorial :)
Hi Doris, we haven't made a table cloth, but you can use the Festive Table Runner pattern (there are notes on the pattern in the description box of that video while will allow you to change up the width and length) to make a cloth that fits the table you have in mind :)
Oh, and do you have a tutorial on making a Celtic knot square? My daughter in law has asked and asked but I'm completely dyslexic when it comes to reading a pattern. If I don't see it done I can't seem to learn.
Charlene Clauser Hi again Charlene! Hmmm, I think I know of what you speak...I've seen plenty of variations on squares that resemble Celtic knots. I'll have to do a little research!
Hi Wanda, you can use thread and a steel hook for this and it makes a nice tiny snowflake. This is a finite pattern however, so there isn't any easy expansion.
@@JaydaInStitches I love crocheting I always try some of your ideas sometimes I can’t stop 🛑 I use up so much yarn love it learning new patterns your fabulous ❤️
Makes me want to curl up and make something. Your tutorials are so calming and soothing that all I do is listen to you while I go about my house work.
Jada, I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE watching your videos. Your very easy to follow along with. You explain things so well. You are just as excited about the art of crochet as I am and I love your cheeriness. I couldn’t imagine anyone that if they are sad and start your videos being sad after watching them. You put a smile on my face because your enthusiasm and good heartedness is contagious. Thank you
I was skeptical about being able to crochet a snow flake butt you made it very simple...you saved the day. I love your happy disposition!!!
Hi Liz! Thank you for watching!
@@JaydaInStitches you're very welcome!!!
Jayda you are a ray of sunshine and an amazing lady. 💗
Thank you for watching Johnnie 😊
I absolutely love your videos and you are such a great teacher!!
Thank you so much for watching Kimberly! 💗
So nice it looks hard to make but you makes it easy. You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you so ooo much
Hi Jayda im learning your snowflake and you are so vibrant and fun loving
HI Steph! Thank you :) I really love these little applique projects :)
I've been watching your tutorials for a few years and I always come back to them this time a year for a refresher! Just wanted to show love and appreciation! Thank you! ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Hi Kat, thank you so much :)
Just darling! Made a bunch.
Thank you for watching 😊
You are so talented Jayda AND you have taught me how to crochet so many wonderful things. You are a joy to listen to and watch. Kisses!
Your tutorials are the best to watch and the easiest to learn from. I've been making granny squares all night and loving how they are turning out. Now to learn to make snowflakes. Thanks so much!
Charlene Clauser Thank you so much Charlene!! Say! You could make a granny square blanket in blues and purples and applique snowflakes all over it and call it your "Wintry Night" blanket! How gorgeous would THAT be!!!
Jayda you are fun to watch :) thank you I'm crying of happiness thanks to you, I never thought I could ever crochet. I'm 60 years old,and glad that I found you, God bless you.
Hi Anacelia! We're so happy we could help :) Thank you for watching!
So pretty ,thank you for sharing your pattern. 💜🙏🏻
Hi Kathy, thank you for watching!
Love all your patterns...Made the Candy corn pillow, Santa and 2 snowman and snowlady.....
Hi Lucille, than you so much for watching!
I love your tutorials! i had never crocheted before in my life and by watching them im now becoming pretty good, thank you so much!
That's wonderful Natalie! 😄 Thank you so much for watching.
love this vid.... you make it so easy to follow you... thank you ....
Hi Betsy, We're so glad to hear that! Thank you for watching :)
Perfect for my scarf and hat! Thanks Jayda.
These are so fun and easy! Thanks once again.
Thank you for watching!
Snow flake beautiful orament enjoyed watching the video having trouble the last part
Thank you, Jayda.
You're welcome Jackie! 😊
You are so wonderful! 🎉❤ 💞
Thank you for watching! 💗
My plan is to make many snowflakes today!! I finally go back to work full-time tomorrow after 2 months off for surgery so want to get my fill of hooking in!! Happy Saturday!
+Melanie Thomas * snow flakes accumulating all over the desk * nothing like the impending 'back to work' deadline to inspire a full day of crochet!
I love your teaching
Thank you Pat! 😃
Hi Jayda, I love snowflakes, thank you.
They're so pretty :)
Jayda another great tutorial ! These are so pretty ! I am going to make them in a light blue color as well as in the white ! Going to attach them to make a garland ! Again thank you for your great and easy tutorial ! You are a great teacher.I have recommended your site to my daughter because she wants to learn to crochet and you make it very easy to follow !
+Crochet1220 Thank you so much and I really appreciate you sharing our channel :) I love your idea of the snow flake garland! I am really into garlands lately * giggle * and you've just given me an idea for what to hang over my entrance mirror this winter :)
Your delightful personality always comes sparkling through on each video. TY for happiness and the easy to follow tutorials. You're a natural born teacher. 🌰XO❤XO🎃XO❤🍁
Hi Lala! Thank you so much :)
this is addictive! I made two last night and planning on more today with the Christmas tree one. Also going to take a garland to hang in our living room. You are awesome. I love learning from you.
+lilmisschamb That sounds SO pretty and cozy! Thank you so much for watching :)
I enjoyed your video. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching 😊
That is adorable!
Very pretty..made flat ones like you made and then
I made one in 3D...
First row normally as you showed
2nd row normally as you did but working in front loops only
Then turned and repeated the 2nd row in back loops only joining the two parts with a slip st at the picots and ss at the single crochet
I used white yarn with glitter
Love from India..Jayda
Hi! That sounds really neat! Thank you for sharing 😁
I ❤ this! ❄
I finally got it. I don't know what I was doing wrong before but I just tried it again and made a snowflake with no problem. Thank you for your tutorials I've learned so much in such a short period of time.
Hi Ashley! Glad to hear it :) Thank you so much for watching!
BEAUTIFUL
Thank you for watching!
Your video is very good. Several years ago (before RUclips) I tried to crochet snowflakes and it was a disaster. I'm ready to tackle them again. Thank you!!
Hi Cindy! They can be a little tricky for sure! Thank you for watching :)
Beautiful
Thank you so much! 😊
I loved this I hope you don't mind I modified it very slightly to make a plush toy but the pattern itself was not changed for how to make it just some extra steps where added
Thank you for watching 😊
Hi Jayda! I've been making your snowflakes and adding them to scarves or giving them as gifts! I just made a small one so I can put it on a minty yarn headband with ties from your other tutorial. 😊❄️
Hi Kelli! A minty yarn headband with a snowflake sounds like 10 kinds of gorgeous! (those are two of my favourite things!)
Cute ideas
Ive been looking for a snow flake
That was easy once I understood it 🙃thanks jayda
Hi Diana! This pattern definitely takes you in some interesting directions! Thank you for watching :)
I have used 2 different yarns together make beautiful different snowflake
How lovely! :)
Very nice jayda thanks
Thank you for watching, Azra :)
Wonderful. Really enjoyed this one 😃
Thank you for watching Adrienne!
such a great teacher! OMG!!!!!!!! :)))))))
Thank you Ana :)
Thank you so much Jayda im on a roll now
Hi Jayda! I just love watching your videos, you're such a hoot (that's a good thing). You have such a joyful and bouncy personality, I love it♥♥♥
Now down to business, I'm not trying to be critical of how you do your crocheting, you do great work. You know how you say you have to play with the snowflake when your finished with it, to look the way you want it??? I've come up with a solution to that problem. I will start from the beginning of working the snowflake....
Make your magic circle...crochet your 12 SC, slip stitch into your first chain. SC in the same stitch that you made you slip stitch, then chain 1. 1 DC in that same stitch. Now notice the 2 loops (at the top if the DC) that your working yarn is going threw, those 2 loops are where you want to go threw when you are done making the chains for your picot (slip stitches for all the loops of your picot), go threw these 2 loops every time you make a part of your picot. Also, don't forget to slip stitch at the end of each part of your picot. You will find that you finished picot will lay flatter. I also made my picots a little bigger than you do. At the beginning I chained 4, slip stitched, chained 5, slip stitched, then chained 4, slip stitched. Then DC in the same stitch you have been working in. Then I slip stitched into the next chain (instead of the SC). Following that I started my next SC in the next stitch with a chain 1.....(this is the beginning of your next section....
I hope you find this helpful♥♥♥
Hi Lisa, experimenting is half the fun in crochet :) Thank you for sharing!
I💜that necklace and your sweater!!!!
Thanks Elle! I made that necklace years ago 😊 (I love to make jewelry!) and that little fairy is a Charmkin!! Remember thise? 😄
OMGOSH I do!!! Jayda InStitches I also make jewelry...have nearly 200 pieces waiting for me to finish my Web store =)
Very pretty! Thanks!
You are such a delight to watch. I love your tutorials, your personality shines through. Love it. Do you have any other tutorials for spring flowers? I can't wait to see what you do next. Xxx
hi Laura! yes we do! you can check out our video library, and I'll post them on Facebook too😊
Yippeee ive been at it all week finally getting somewhere
Hi Steph! This one becomes a favourite...eventually * giggle * :)
Another brilliant tutorial, thank you! Is it bad that I want to make a pile of these but have a random yellow snowflake amongst them as a giggle? 🧶❄😹
LOL, that's funny...I say do it 😉
I was wondering about baby bibs thank you
+Susan Grant Hi Susan, another neat suggestion, thank you!
Your welcome thank you fun fun
Thank you so much for the Snowflake tutorial....it's awesome! Please tell me the brand and colour of yarn you used to make the "Frozen Scarf". Thank you.
+losvegas25 I used 2 different yarns held together :) They were both acrylic - I think there's a little more information on it in my "30 Minute Scarf" tutorial :)
Hi! I love your Videos!
Do you have a video of a snowflake granny square?
Elisa Gullia Hi Elisa! No, but that's a nifty idea! Thank you for watching (and the suggestion!)
Is it possible to make it smaller using a size 3mm hook?
Hi Tiffany, yes! If you use a lighter weight yarn and a smaller hook, it will come out much smaller :)
@@JaydaInStitches have i told you you are my favorite to watch? You respond to your viewers where a lot of people don't! Thank you!
Thank You : )
Lovely quick project! That was a triple picot on ends right?
Elle Lee Yes! That is a triple picot on the end of each Snowflake arm. They all share a common third chain for the final slip stitch :)
Your video tutorials brighten even the dreary cold day Jayda InStitches 👍😀👍🌈
I like the snowflake pattern. ..how would you turn it into a square
Hi Rebecca, that would be pretty :) Thank you for the suggestion!
Jayda do you have a pattern for a table cloth like the Festive Table Runner?
Hi Doris, we haven't made a table cloth, but you can use the Festive Table Runner pattern (there are notes on the pattern in the description box of that video while will allow you to change up the width and length) to make a cloth that fits the table you have in mind :)
Oh, and do you have a tutorial on making a Celtic knot square? My daughter in law has asked and asked but I'm completely dyslexic when it comes to reading a pattern. If I don't see it done I can't seem to learn.
Charlene Clauser Hi again Charlene! Hmmm, I think I know of what you speak...I've seen plenty of variations on squares that resemble Celtic knots. I'll have to do a little research!
Cool. When I finish my granny squares Afghan I'll send you a pic! :)
The yarn with the sequins is Patons Lace Sequins Crystal
Is there a way to expand this pattern if i want to use thread instead of yarn?
Hi Wanda, you can use thread and a steel hook for this and it makes a nice tiny snowflake. This is a finite pattern however, so there isn't any easy expansion.
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Hi Jayda, I have a yarn problem,
What, like too much of it? LOL Or is it tangled? :)
Yes, I like it too much. and keep buying more and more and more and more.!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and when I leave the store, I think did I buy enough?
e peaches I don't think you can ever have too much yarn LOL I often buy the same ball again before I've used up the one I already have....*silly* !!
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Crochet ponytail hat
Hi! We did one :) Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/i3mZ2CXRR9Q/видео.html
I made a snowman blanket thinking of crocheting snowflake squares if I can do it lol :)
Beautiful idea!
@@JaydaInStitches I love crocheting I always try some of your ideas sometimes I can’t stop 🛑 I use up so much yarn love it learning new patterns your fabulous ❤️
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