LOVELY video. I made this pot holder in one day and it will make a great present for a friend. I struggled to grasp the joining together of the ribbon part so in the end i ditched the stitch markers, put a stitch through the two ends of the ribbon and done the single crochet around the outside. Looks exactly the same and was much easier for a beginner like me. Love the pattern, Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for sharing, made the ribbon in grey in honor of my sister who has brain cancer. Agin I enjoy your videos and have made several things from them, scrubbed eat.
OMG, TOO cute and very easy to make with your CLEAR & PRECISE directions. Thank you so much. I will be making SEVERAL of these not just pink for BCA but also in Purple for Domestic Violence Awareness. AWESOME I LOVE IT...
I'm making different colored ribbons, not just for cancer, but also for other conditions. Light blue for Selective Mutism Awareness, blue and pink for Pregnancy and Child Loss Awareness and bright green for Mental Illness Awareness. These represent people near and dear to me, so thank you for giving me the opportunity to raise awareness by teaching us how to make these ribbons :)
Thank you for this easy to follow tutorial. Making a chemo hat and patient wanted a black hat, with orange ribbon. This helped me to give her what she wanted!
I made some of these for family and friends but instead of using stitch markers, I used a sharpie and marked the stitches with a dot. These are so cool.
Great video with easy and clear steps! Thank you so much! I'm hoping to make pins with this, so I may need less stitches, but this is a great base that I can modify around. Thank you so much!
Awesome as usual, Donna. Love the clear concise info without unnecessary talking. Really liked how you explained why the stitch markers were being used and gave little previews of what was coming next. Now that those angels of yours are getting older we might see more? Thanks for the shout out at the end.
Thanks for the pot holders. My friend has brain cancer and has a month or less. Gonna make some but with gray ribbons. Gray ribbons is for brain tumors. Pink is for breast cancer. Many different colors for different cancers.
Yes! In the description of this video, I have many of the other colors listed, including brain cancer. I wish your friend all the best. There is always hope!
I love your videos! You speak so clearly & your explanations are great. I'm currently making a hat to match the breast cancer awareness scarf & needed a ribbon pattern. Thanks!
Hola ! Muchas gracias por tu diseño ☺️, está súper genial y además muy hermoso. Lo usaré en mi propia lucha .. Dios te bendiga. Thank you. From Venezuela.
Love all the cancer awareness stuff!! I have done the scarf and working on the ribbons and pot holders!! My ribbons are way smaller then yours, I need to learn how to loosen my stitches I struggle with that. Thank u so much for posting these I will be donating my work to relay for life!!
It's the least I could do; yours were the first videos I came across when trying to teach myself how to crochet, and they were extremely helpful. :) Have a great day!
This is a very good video! The camera angles are great and he lighting is perfect. Besides that the video instructions are super easy to follow and very narrated well! Nicely done and thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for this tutorial, this is exactly what i was looking for. I thought it would be really easy, But i couldnt attach the way you did. I got frustated at doing something so easy and i couldnt. I had to sleep on it. Got up at 5am to work on it, after a few rewinds and pauses i got it. Thank You so much. (it wasnt u it was me). Keep them coming. May God bless u always.
Thank you for this video! I've been trying to make that potholder pattern (I had previously run into a similar pattern used as a base on a tote bag), and kept messing up the ends, ending up with a lopsided "pouch". Your video finally enabled me to understand how to work those corners/ends. I also like the tip about the upside-down V's -- another tip I'll take along with me on this and other projects. Again: Thank you so much!
I think it's your voice; it gives confidence to someone like me with no skills...I salute you great teacher of crotchet. (bowing) I saw the no fingers gloves too they are adorable...do you have a tutorial on those?
Thanks for the PDF and the video. I've already made two and can't wait to get more done. I'll be selling them to raise money for Relay for Life which goes to the American Cancer Society. I found this on the Ralvery web site in the middle of getting all kinds of flower patterns and have switched to the ribbons. THANK YOU!!!!
I used the ribbon pattern with size 10 crochet cotton and a size 7 hook and made ribbons in orange (leukemia) in honor of my grandson. They worked up beautifully. I hope it's okay that I varied from the intended use.
I love your video's and have taught myself how to crochet with them. Can you provide a video on how to add row's with different color yarn. I'm new at this and would like to make dish cloths with different color rows.
Denyse Elam Hi! I have three videos that show how to change yarn. The first is my Santa Hat video: Learn How to Crochet Easy Santa Hat Elf Pixie Beanie for Kids, Adults (Change Colors with Yarn) and the second is my ball scrubbie video: Learn How to Crochet & Knit a Ball Scrubbie (Scrubbies, Scrubbers, Tawashi, Chinese Knot Knots) and the third is the cell phone case holder: DIY Learn How to Crochet Easy Cell Phone Tablet Case Cover Holder iPhone iPod Samsung Smartphone
i love the way u do ur videos and explain very clearly.i have a request can u plz do a video of crochet hook case.i tried to find pattern on ur website but it takes to someother websites but no pattern so plz if u could do that.thanks
Luckily with the potholder, it is double thickness so you won't see any ends on "the back side" no matter how you choose to join the yarn (they'll be inside the potholder). Normally I start a single crochet stitch (hook into the stitch, draw up a loop) but instead of yarn-over with the old yarn and pulling through, I grab the tail end of the new yarn, form it into a loop, and grab that loop and pull it through to complete my single crochet. Think I need to do a video on joining yarns :)
Hello, my english is not very good. Could they make a written guide on this? They look so great and I would love to crochet for my daughter for Communion greetings from Germany
NEW Videos Weekly! Please SUBSCRIBE! Written pattern: naztazia.com/awareness-ribbon-potholder/
LOVELY video. I made this pot holder in one day and it will make a great present for a friend. I struggled to grasp the joining together of the ribbon part so in the end i ditched the stitch markers, put a stitch through the two ends of the ribbon and done the single crochet around the outside. Looks exactly the same and was much easier for a beginner like me. Love the pattern, Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the kindness! I'll be making several new videos in the upcoming weeks/months!
Thank you for sharing, made the ribbon in grey in honor of my sister who has brain cancer. Agin I enjoy your videos and have made several things from them, scrubbed eat.
Thanks for the kindness! The potholder is double-thick and made in one big swoop - and you are right - they work great just as is!
This is an amazing pattern, i made for my mother who is a survivor and loves it. Thank you
Thank you so much for the kindness and for stopping by and saying hi :)
Excellent tutorial....wonderful project...I'm a breast cancer survivor so I can appreciate the significance of this project...Thanks so much!!
+sister1165 Thank you very much for your kindness!
I am a breast cancer survivor also...I just celebrated 5 yr.’s cancer free!
Thanks for the kindness and for stopping by :)
OMG, TOO cute and very easy to make with your CLEAR & PRECISE directions. Thank you so much. I will be making SEVERAL of these not just pink for BCA but also in Purple for Domestic Violence Awareness. AWESOME I LOVE IT...
Thanks so much Gail for everything! Absolutely - will be seeing many more videos in the coming months :)
I'm making different colored ribbons, not just for cancer, but also for other conditions. Light blue for Selective Mutism Awareness, blue and pink for Pregnancy and Child Loss Awareness and bright green for Mental Illness Awareness.
These represent people near and dear to me, so thank you for giving me the opportunity to raise awareness by teaching us how to make these ribbons :)
Thank you very much for the kindness! Thanks for stopping by!
You never cease to amaze me! Thank you for your amazing work!❤
Always happy to help! 🥰
Thank You for the easy to follow ribbon pattern! Wearing to work Friday to honor my Mom!
greenck4 Thank you for your kindness! Glad the pattern and video could help :)
Thanks for the kindness and for being the first to post a comment on this brand new video :)
Thank you for this easy to follow tutorial.
Making a chemo hat and patient wanted a black hat, with orange ribbon.
This helped me to give her what she wanted!
I made some of these for family and friends but instead of using stitch markers, I used a sharpie and marked the stitches with a dot. These are so cool.
Great video with easy and clear steps! Thank you so much! I'm hoping to make pins with this, so I may need less stitches, but this is a great base that I can modify around. Thank you so much!
This is really nice. Once I get some practice in, I may have to make this for my aunt who is a breast cancer survivor!
Glad the video could help. And wonderful news about your Aunt beating cancer!!!
Amanda Mihin
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Awesome as usual, Donna. Love the clear concise info without unnecessary talking. Really liked how you explained why the stitch markers were being used and gave little previews of what was coming next. Now that those angels of yours are getting older we might see more? Thanks for the shout out at the end.
Thank you for the kindness and for the welcome back!
Thanks for the kindness and for stopping by. If you are on Ravelry, please post pics on the pattern's Ravelry link - I'd love to see your work!
you should do more of these. you are a great teacher.
Thanks for the pot holders. My friend has brain cancer and has a month or less. Gonna make some but with gray ribbons. Gray ribbons is for brain tumors. Pink is for breast cancer. Many different colors for different cancers.
Yes! In the description of this video, I have many of the other colors listed, including brain cancer. I wish your friend all the best. There is always hope!
Thank you very much for caring and having belief in the possibility in a cure!! Thank you
I love your videos! You speak so clearly & your explanations are great. I'm currently making a hat to match the breast cancer awareness scarf & needed a ribbon pattern. Thanks!
miss carol Thank you very much!!
I enjoy crocheting very much that's why I look for so many patterns.
Wonderful! :)
Hola ! Muchas gracias por tu diseño ☺️, está súper genial y además muy hermoso. Lo usaré en mi propia lucha .. Dios te bendiga. Thank you. From Venezuela.
Your video's are very professional. Thank You
Love all the cancer awareness stuff!! I have done the scarf and working on the ribbons and pot holders!! My ribbons are way smaller then yours, I need to learn how to loosen my stitches I struggle with that. Thank u so much for posting these I will be donating my work to relay for life!!
Very sorry about your family member. Glad the video could help.
WONDERFUL!
God bless you.
I want to crochet this pot holders,they are adorable..thank you
Loved the pink ribbon, but the pot holder is gorgeous, thanks!!
It's the least I could do; yours were the first videos I came across when trying to teach myself how to crochet, and they were extremely helpful. :) Have a great day!
really enjoyed your video, very easy to follow along. Thank you
Absolutely - would insulate it even more. Awesome idea!
Love this, I'll be making this for my cousins mom who recently passed from breast cancer. Thanks so much for this tutorial.
Thank you so much for the kindness!
Naz, super as always. I will have to attempt this project. Haven't been on ACM forum in awhile. Miss you all. Domestic Diva!
This is a very good video! The camera angles are great and he lighting is perfect. Besides that the video instructions are super easy to follow and very narrated well! Nicely done and thank you for sharing!
Your videos are always so easy to understand, great project, thank you for your lessons!!
Hello! I gave my permission to someone else to add captions to my video and pattern in Arabic as well as other languages.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, this is exactly what i was looking for. I thought it would be really easy, But i couldnt attach the way you did. I got frustated at doing something so easy and i couldnt. I had to sleep on it. Got up at 5am to work on it, after a few rewinds and pauses i got it. Thank You so much. (it wasnt u it was me). Keep them coming. May God bless u always.
Wow, these look amazing, Donna. A great project for a great cause. Well done and thank you for sharing!
Hello! You can find them on my website for free: naztazia.com
Nice to hear from you DD! Thanks for the kindness. Let me know how they turn out :)
I have been making breast cancer awareness ribbons from ribbon. Finally I can crochet them!
I used the ribbon on a beenie!! Thank you!
Awesome! The ribbons work well to promote many different causes. I hope you make lots of sales!!!
Awesome! Thanks for the kindness!
Thanks for the kindness!
Hello! Glad it all worked out. Thank you for your kind words :)
Thank you for making this easy to follow video
Thank you for this video! I've been trying to make that potholder pattern (I had previously run into a similar pattern used as a base on a tote bag), and kept messing up the ends, ending up with a lopsided "pouch". Your video finally enabled me to understand how to work those corners/ends. I also like the tip about the upside-down V's -- another tip I'll take along with me on this and other projects. Again: Thank you so much!
MsSeester Glad the video could help! Thanks for stopping by :)
Amazing work and you made it look so simple thank you for sharing ❤️
I think all the awareness ribbons look better buy made by mommy
Thank you for the kindness! It's been over 2 years since the last video. Way too long :)
I think it's your voice; it gives confidence to someone like me with no skills...I salute you great teacher of crotchet. (bowing) I saw the no fingers gloves too they are adorable...do you have a tutorial on those?
This is a wonderful tutorial! Now if only I could master the art of crochet. Thank you for sharing this. :)
I really like this video
I just made an IBS awareness ribbon for myself. Unfortunately, I didn't have any Periwinkle Blue yarn, so it is blue but a shade off! :)
Thanks for the PDF and the video. I've already made two and can't wait to get more done. I'll be selling them to raise money for Relay for Life which goes to the American Cancer Society. I found this on the Ralvery web site in the middle of getting all kinds of flower patterns and have switched to the ribbons. THANK YOU!!!!
I used the ribbon pattern with size 10 crochet cotton and a size 7 hook and made ribbons in orange (leukemia) in honor of my grandson. They worked up beautifully. I hope it's okay that I varied from the intended use.
Thanks! I've learned do much from your
I love this design i will definently be using this in the future
Love this...I have MS and we have a Walk coming up at the end of April I want to make these for my whole team. Thanks for the great tutorial
Cute. Thanks for the clear instructions.
Love you tutorial! Can't wait to see what else you have!
This is great! Welcome back. I love all of your videos as they are very straight-forward and clear. Thank you for posting these videos. ;-)
Awesome! Glad the video could help!
Your back yayya I love your videos
pretty.. im going to have to try this ..
Awesome idea!!!
I love your video's and have taught myself how to crochet with them.
Can you provide a video on how to add row's with different color yarn.
I'm new at this and would like to make dish cloths with different color
rows.
Denyse Elam Hi! I have three videos that show how to change yarn. The first is my Santa Hat video: Learn How to Crochet Easy Santa Hat Elf Pixie Beanie for Kids, Adults (Change Colors with Yarn) and the second is my ball scrubbie video: Learn How to Crochet & Knit a Ball Scrubbie (Scrubbies, Scrubbers, Tawashi, Chinese Knot Knots) and the third is the cell phone case holder: DIY Learn How to Crochet Easy Cell Phone Tablet Case Cover Holder iPhone iPod Samsung Smartphone
Thanks for the kindness! :)
I love these!! They are so cute!!
I am so gonna make these make a great christmas gifts
I love it
I think that's relly nice
Oh, and welcome back!
Hi! I will put it on my to do list :) Thanks!
Wow Thank you so much, is amazing work.
wow you are so good at your work, I really enjoy your tutorial uploads in here , thank you so much for showing , huggs from me :-) I am Danish :-)
Thank you so much for your kindness! :)
Ciuld you do a tutorial on doing a potholder in tunisianstich? I like the way you explain things in your videos, very easy to understand
cute! goin to make sum too
Welcome back! Thanks for this tutorial, :)
wow this is amazing , i am learnt something today & will come back for more , joining you & inviting you to mine
i love the way u do ur videos and explain very clearly.i have a request can u plz do a video of crochet hook case.i tried to find pattern on ur website but it takes to someother websites but no pattern so plz if u could do that.thanks
Luckily with the potholder, it is double thickness so you won't see any ends on "the back side" no matter how you choose to join the yarn (they'll be inside the potholder). Normally I start a single crochet stitch (hook into the stitch, draw up a loop) but instead of yarn-over with the old yarn and pulling through, I grab the tail end of the new yarn, form it into a loop, and grab that loop and pull it through to complete my single crochet. Think I need to do a video on joining yarns :)
thank you so much. Your video was so easy to follow :)
Love it 💕
+gladys brewer Thank you so much!
Excellent
I like this very much! Thank you! :)
Thank you ;)
Welcome back! :)
awesome! Thank you!
Thank you very much!!
Hello, my english is not very good. Could they make a written guide on this? They look so great and I would love to crochet for my daughter for Communion
greetings from Germany
Miss Donna can u show a tutorial video teaching to make the thing to keep the hooks?? pleaseeee :P
Blue cotton for rare neuro-immune disorders. Thanks.
I'll have to add that to my list! Thanks for letting me know :)
+naztazia No problem. And thank you for adding it to your list! :-)
Bellissimo questo video ma anche gli altri. Complimenti :) Proverò subito a farlo per una mia amica che è volontaria alla Komen