@@jesfraz I can’t wait to see what you crochet next. Oh that reminds me. I stumbled across a woman here on youtube ( I’ll try to find her). She decorates her sourdough by slicing it with a razor. The last one I saw she made a football. So cute. I thought of you immediately LOL.
@@ZombiCat_it's true, I'm working on my first granny square blanket and I already made the booboo of having a couple of the squares face the wrong way. One of my friends was over and she couldn't even tell. 😅 We're usually our own worst critics.
Ma'am you did an entire multi coloured granny squared blanket as your FIRST PROJECT. It took me years to be able to do a basic granny square. I say excellent job
nah fr cus my mom and friends are like this is so easyyy and i ended up making knots but i can make blankets and scarfs and hats - sometimes granny squares just aren’t for some people like me cus they make no sense. i made a hat and a stuffed animal for my first project now those were easy😭🤣🤣
I've been crocheting for 50+ years, and you did a good job! Your little fixes are things that happen on your journey to be a great crocheter! You learn from every item you make. Your tension will be more consistent, your stitch library will grow, and you will have more confidence to try new, more complicated items. We may be watching the birth and growth of a crochet master, right here on her channel!
woah crocheting for 50+ years is amazing! i was wondering what you do for pain with crocheting? if you don't mind me asking, i really want to crochet for a long time but im nervous of long term injury that can make it difficult to crochet.
@@Esipode My fingers aren't too bad, I just stretch them out when I need to. I have more trouble with my elbows. I find if I don't crochet or knit for a few days, my fingers do hurt. It's a good thing to keep them active, or you'll lose your dexterity. Over time you'll get to learn little ways ease up on the way you hold your yarn, or your hook. It just comes with doing it. One time I stretched my fingers too far and tore a ligament in my baby finger. It's amazing what you will do to get rid of the pain! That was the only time I really had to stop for a while. I take my wips everywhere with me. My family and friends have been the recipients of a lot of items over the years, and it feels good to be able to do that for them. I've made things right in front of my husband, and he had no idea that what I was making was for him, lol! Crocheting is my creative outlet, and I can do it anywhere, anytime.
A lot of yarn needles used to weave ends in are blunt. When you wove your ends in, you probably put them along or beside other pieces of yarn. It's more effective if you use a sharp needle and put your end *through* other pieces of yarn instead of just with or around them. Give it a try and see if it helps!
This and/or go in multiple different directions when weaving them in. This is incredibly important. Sometimes I even knot mine if I changed colors before I weave it in.
When weaving in ends, weave in at least two different directions to really lock the yarn in. For granny squares with a front and back, find a method of keeping the squares together and in the right direction. A simple solution is a dowel on a heavy base - you can just stack the squares up (face up) putting the dowel through a hole in the square. All that said, your first attempt looks wonderful. As much as we want to be perfect in our art, it's the imperfections that give it your special spark. Embrace the backwards squares!❤
my first blanket has so many imperfections from where i slowly learned how to fix those mistakes over time and i love it so much for that. it’s a physical manifestation of my progress as a crocheter. you did an amazing job and should be so proud of yourself!
Hey beautiful, just letting u know when sewing the ends in make sure to thread ends the back of loops at top of the row then crochet over the top. That will make sure Ur ends will felt and say in Ur project
Never expect a perfect end project!!! Just remember the mistakes make it yours!!! Each project has less mistakes. You did a great job on your first project!!! Take care and have fun!!! 😎😄😎
As a 31 yr old man- I tried crocheting for the first time yesterday. It looks so simple and calming. Yet... It was not simple. Not calming. I threw my yarn and hook and cried 😂 I have nothing but admiration for the crochet veterans out there actually making practical things
These "mistakes " are what makes your blanket unique and special. I'm glad you love it anyway. "Practice makes perfect." You've encouraged me to make my own. ❤️
This is your first crochet 🧶 project. It is a learning process. Glad you presented your blanket and pointed out your flaws. As time progresses, you will become better. Keep your blanket and be proud of your work. 🧶🧶🧶🌻🌻🌻.
You did a Beautiful job!!! All of us have huge boo-boos on our firsts projects. Crochet is do forgiving though! Just think about all the love you put in it. I always tell me grand kids…. There’s love in every stitch!!!!!!❤❤❤
For any one looking for a simpler version of this, simply just make the daisies. You can also make leaves and bees. Then sew them onto a store-bought fluffy blanket. It’s a great way to customise it!
The beauty of it is that it’s your own imperfections and when you hand it down to one of your kids they’ll see all of who you’re in the blanket when you first made and started. Love your projects and hardwork that you put your love and soul into no matter what mistakes were made when making your blanket.
Hopefully i can explain this well... When you weave in your ends you can do 2 things to make them more secure 1) weave them in opposite directions, like start weaveing it in going one way, then make a sharp turn and weave it in another reversed direction 2) use a tapastry needle that has a sharp flat tip and instead of weaving the ends between your stitches you can split the yarn and weave it into a strand of yarn as well as doing the sharp turn technique. If you do these two things and make sure to block your work they should stay in place. As far as your boarder, when in doubt, go up a hook size so you'll guarantee the stitches are loose. If this is your first project you're a natural talent! My first few projects were an absolute mess and i still hate doing blankets because there are soooo many ends to weave in and soooo many opportunities for error. Dont be afraid to frog your work! Its more satisfying when you know how hard you worked at getting it perfect 👌 *The blanket looks lovely! That granny square pattern would make a cute sweater also!*
Thank you for sharing. I'm currently working on my first project and using granny squares. I've noticed some mistakes already and am trying to embrace it as part of the learning process and not just completely give up. Thank you for inspiring me to follow through!
Thank you for pointing these out! I saw so many people on some of the other videos that sounded so discouraged because ypur first project was way better than theirs. Not that that is your problem at all, it just kinda helps them see that yours was flawed as well.
Thanks for posting this, I feel like most people just show the best things, and it makes you feel like a failure when what you make at home isn't perfect
My aunt taught me that it was bad luck to make no mistakes! (idk if that was just a her thing or if that's a wide-spread superstition but either way, don't worry about the unraveling or the backwards centers too much)😅
All of my projects get some damage over time, and I've been doing them for decades! Doing repairs is part of the job :) your blanket is still beautiful
Isn’t that life? Haha. That blanket describes every project that I have undertaken. I see and know all the flaws. Yet, it still serves a purpose. Beautiful piece you have and I would be proud to own that blanket! Sunflowers are among my most favorite flower!! Good job!
That's the beauty of crochet. Knitting can be done by machine but anything crochet has to be handmade, and as such there will always be imperfections, especially on a first project. I did a lot of washcloths first but my first scarf was soooooo wonky. Even now with a blanket I've made dozens of times that doesn't require sewing together, I still make mistakes. Welcome to the wonderful world of crochet!
Super cute blanket, looks warm and you did a great job! Enjoy! We learn from each project we do and even after many years, I'm learning things on each project, unraveling and fixing and scratching my head and it's ok ❤
I’d recommend working on your knots to find secure ones that work for you, that way if your rails ever escape you can weave them back without worrying! And for the tension? That takes time and practice. ALWAYS use the exact same hook throughout. Even if they’re the same size you can end up with entirely different projects just because the different style made you hold your hook differently or something. Blocking can help too. But you did great for a first time! I think you chose a good place to start because you must’ve go used to a lot if the main stitches. You should be really proud:)
I still have my very first crochet blanket, and it’s not perfect under scrutiny, but I still love it the most after all these years because of what it taught me. You did an amazing job and you’re only going to get better. It’s a beautiful blanket and will still do the job it’s meant to do.
This was your first project? Well done! My first project was a blanket, no granny squares, just simple straight rows. It was all wonky,, longer then shorter. It was visibly my first project! I gave it to my young daughter and she didn't even notice. So great job, keep it up!
I also started crocheting a few weeks ago and i already Made a few things but my current Project is making socks.I finished the first one today and now I have to do the second one and I am so excited for your next project😊
GURL THAT WAS UR FIRST PROJECT?! That is so good compared to mine😅Mine is the most UNEVEN THING I HAVE EVER SEEN! At the beginning it's tighter and then from the middle-end I made EXTREMELY BIG gaps. Because of the uneveness in the stitches it started to like wave if you know what I mean. It basically goes up and down up and down. Not to mention IT LOOKS LIKE A TRIANGLE because I frequently turned around on accident in the middle of a row because I didn't know which way it was facing because of the UNEVEN STITCHES and I also would sometimes forget to chain 1 on the end of a row😑😑😑😑
Ends coming undone can also be a sign of a well loved blanket. My brother sleeps with his every single night and a couple he’s had for years and years have come undone a lot but he still loves them and sleeps with them.
A good blanket to work on your tension would be a gingham crochet blanket! My tension was pretty questionable until I started working on that pattern. It taught me a lot
You did a really great job on such a big project for a first try! I've been crocheting for over a decade, and the same things still happen occasionally. Last time I made a throw, it turned out beautiful, but had similar mistakes. Thankfully my tensioning was fine, but I had a colour change unravel, wrong sides out, ends pop out, and it took about ten washes for it to fully relax and actually look all slouchy and loose like I wanted it. 😅 Now that's its nicely worn in, you can't really tell where the messups happened unless you really focus on looking lol. And that's the beauty of handmade things, they aren't perfect because humans aren't perfect. 😊
advice! : when you wave/weave in your ends, make a couple of knots, lets say in the very beginning and the middle, this way the ends shouldnt come open :)
I recommend if you're a beginner don't start with such a HUGE project, but honestly it's your art you can do whatever you want, but if you start way too big you can give up a lot easier
you did a GREAT job! i just bought a throw w/ that exact pattern for $50 at Marshall's but Im thinking of returning and making my own... it'll cost more but it'll be custom made
You did such an awesome job, especially for your 1st project and just learning to crochet! You did alot better than my 1st blanket that's forsure. Practice makes perfect, I'm sure your next one will b much better, maybe you will even give this one another try in a different colorway or a different yarn
I've been crocheting for a while now and I make mistakes left and right. If I catch them before I fasten off, I'll usually think about them until I frog it and fix it, but if I have finished it, I think they make it special. It shows that it was made by a human:)
That was a challenging pattern to take on for your first project!! Were there mistakes? Sure, but you will learn from them. I think you did an amazing job ❤
It’s beautiful and you can repair it or choose to love it with its little imperfections. You did great and that boarder is the best.
Thank you so much 🤗 Appreciate you!
@@jesfraz I can’t wait to see what you crochet next.
Oh that reminds me. I stumbled across a woman here on youtube ( I’ll try to find her). She decorates her sourdough by slicing it with a razor. The last one I saw she made a football. So cute. I thought of you immediately LOL.
@@AmieDeLallaah yes i know who you're talking about, such beautiful scores huh?
I’m currently making my first project which is also a granny square blanket it makes me feel so much better to see that everyone makes mistakes
Haha right?! Once you start looking up close there are plenty of flaws 😆
Dont worry, no one really notices your mistakes except you.
Also Memento Mori, friend 🖤🤍
@@ZombiCat_ Memento Mori, fellow Annus
@@ZombiCat_it's true, I'm working on my first granny square blanket and I already made the booboo of having a couple of the squares face the wrong way. One of my friends was over and she couldn't even tell. 😅 We're usually our own worst critics.
Ma'am you did an entire multi coloured granny squared blanket as your FIRST PROJECT. It took me years to be able to do a basic granny square. I say excellent job
Years?!?
@@swankyangelo yeahh they are REALLY not my thing
Girly what kinda granny squares you doin? Literal years?
@@Yusu8 never said i was good at this
nah fr cus my mom and friends are like this is so easyyy and i ended up making knots but i can make blankets and scarfs and hats - sometimes granny squares just aren’t for some people like me cus they make no sense. i made a hat and a stuffed animal for my first project now those were easy😭🤣🤣
I've been crocheting for 50+ years, and you did a good job! Your little fixes are things that happen on your journey to be a great crocheter! You learn from every item you make. Your tension will be more consistent, your stitch library will grow, and you will have more confidence to try new, more complicated items. We may be watching the birth and growth of a crochet master, right here on her channel!
woah crocheting for 50+ years is amazing! i was wondering what you do for pain with crocheting? if you don't mind me asking, i really want to crochet for a long time but im nervous of long term injury that can make it difficult to crochet.
@@Esipodetry taking breaks every 20 minutes or so. Get up, walk around, stretch your neck/arms/fingers etc. This helps some people 😊
@GOGOSLIFE this is such a sweet comment. Wow 50+ years of crocheting. Thats amazing. Think of all the wonderful pieces you made Over the years
@@Esipode My fingers aren't too bad, I just stretch them out when I need to. I have more trouble with my elbows. I find if I don't crochet or knit for a few days, my fingers do hurt. It's a good thing to keep them active, or you'll lose your dexterity. Over time you'll get to learn little ways ease up on the way you hold your yarn, or your hook. It just comes with doing it. One time I stretched my fingers too far and tore a ligament in my baby finger. It's amazing what you will do to get rid of the pain! That was the only time I really had to stop for a while. I take my wips everywhere with me. My family and friends have been the recipients of a lot of items over the years, and it feels good to be able to do that for them. I've made things right in front of my husband, and he had no idea that what I was making was for him, lol! Crocheting is my creative outlet, and I can do it anywhere, anytime.
I use a knitting board that reaches across the arms of my chair. Mix things up a bit. Thick cushy handle, physical therapy
A lot of yarn needles used to weave ends in are blunt. When you wove your ends in, you probably put them along or beside other pieces of yarn. It's more effective if you use a sharp needle and put your end *through* other pieces of yarn instead of just with or around them. Give it a try and see if it helps!
I have also seen where you weave in the end bit, the split the yarn in half and go in two directions. hope this helps!
You can use fabric glue just at the end, it helps too
That makes sense! Tysm
I don't have a needle so I use the hook itself. Can be tricky tho lol
This and/or go in multiple different directions when weaving them in. This is incredibly important. Sometimes I even knot mine if I changed colors before I weave it in.
When weaving in ends, weave in at least two different directions to really lock the yarn in. For granny squares with a front and back, find a method of keeping the squares together and in the right direction. A simple solution is a dowel on a heavy base - you can just stack the squares up (face up) putting the dowel through a hole in the square.
All that said, your first attempt looks wonderful. As much as we want to be perfect in our art, it's the imperfections that give it your special spark. Embrace the backwards squares!❤
I love that you point your "mistakes" best tutorial ever!
my first blanket has so many imperfections from where i slowly learned how to fix those mistakes over time and i love it so much for that. it’s a physical manifestation of my progress as a crocheter. you did an amazing job and should be so proud of yourself!
This is a great video to show others that projects might not come out perfect like they see online AND ITS STILL OKAY!!!❤❤❤❤ Life goes on😊
it looks amazing! honestly, keep the mistakes. that's what makes handmade items so special and unique!
The mistakes just make it interesting and personal. I love it!
Hey beautiful, just letting u know when sewing the ends in make sure to thread ends the back of loops at top of the row then crochet over the top. That will make sure Ur ends will felt and say in Ur project
Never expect a perfect end project!!! Just remember the mistakes make it yours!!! Each project has less mistakes. You did a great job on your first project!!! Take care and have fun!!! 😎😄😎
I’ve been trying to reduce my crochet tension for 50 years. You are already doing it better than I can. Good job!
As a 31 yr old man- I tried crocheting for the first time yesterday. It looks so simple and calming. Yet...
It was not simple. Not calming. I threw my yarn and hook and cried 😂 I have nothing but admiration for the crochet veterans out there actually making practical things
Don’t worry you learn form your mistakes and your work improves every time on the next project 😊
These "mistakes " are what makes your blanket unique and special. I'm glad you love it anyway. "Practice makes perfect." You've encouraged me to make my own. ❤️
This is your first crochet 🧶 project. It is a learning process. Glad you presented your blanket and pointed out your flaws. As time progresses, you will become better. Keep your blanket and be proud of your work. 🧶🧶🧶🌻🌻🌻.
You did a Beautiful job!!! All of us have huge boo-boos on our firsts projects. Crochet is do forgiving though! Just think about all the love you put in it.
I always tell me grand kids…. There’s love in every stitch!!!!!!❤❤❤
For any one looking for a simpler version of this, simply just make the daisies. You can also make leaves and bees. Then sew them onto a store-bought fluffy blanket. It’s a great way to customise it!
I kinda think the edges not lay flat looks so good honestly. It gives it texture.
Well done! The more you crochet the better you'll get. With crochet there is always something new to learn and try.
The beauty of it is that it’s your own imperfections and when you hand it down to one of your kids they’ll see all of who you’re in the blanket when you first made and started. Love your projects and hardwork that you put your love and soul into no matter what mistakes were made when making your blanket.
If you wanted it factory-perfect, you could get it from a factory - that's a whole story in a super cute comfy blanket!
Hopefully i can explain this well...
When you weave in your ends you can do 2 things to make them more secure
1) weave them in opposite directions, like start weaveing it in going one way, then make a sharp turn and weave it in another reversed direction
2) use a tapastry needle that has a sharp flat tip and instead of weaving the ends between your stitches you can split the yarn and weave it into a strand of yarn as well as doing the sharp turn technique.
If you do these two things and make sure to block your work they should stay in place.
As far as your boarder, when in doubt, go up a hook size so you'll guarantee the stitches are loose.
If this is your first project you're a natural talent! My first few projects were an absolute mess and i still hate doing blankets because there are soooo many ends to weave in and soooo many opportunities for error.
Dont be afraid to frog your work! Its more satisfying when you know how hard you worked at getting it perfect 👌
*The blanket looks lovely! That granny square pattern would make a cute sweater also!*
Thank you for sharing. I'm currently working on my first project and using granny squares. I've noticed some mistakes already and am trying to embrace it as part of the learning process and not just completely give up. Thank you for inspiring me to follow through!
Honestly. If its not that noticable. I usually leave in my mistakes. It makes my projects just a little more interesting 😊
Amazing work. I crocheted many blankets years ago. Now my old fingers are paying the price with my arthritis.. keep up the great work.
Are there more indepth details about this blanket? Pattern/yarns/hook? I think your first one was a big cutie!🙏🥰💗
Thank you for pointing these out! I saw so many people on some of the other videos that sounded so discouraged because ypur first project was way better than theirs. Not that that is your problem at all, it just kinda helps them see that yours was flawed as well.
Thanks for posting this, I feel like most people just show the best things, and it makes you feel like a failure when what you make at home isn't perfect
All the imperfections add character ! Keep it like it is and maybe a while down the road try the pattern again so you can see the differences !
This is amazing for a beginner!! Coming from a two year crocheter, (or three years, I lost count 🥲), ipthis is amazing
Mad respect for making a blanket as a first project. Mine was a hook bag and that alone had me overwhelmed
My aunt taught me that it was bad luck to make no mistakes! (idk if that was just a her thing or if that's a wide-spread superstition but either way, don't worry about the unraveling or the backwards centers too much)😅
I still love all my lil projects, even with their imperfections! Just gives it more character, yk?
That's beautiful! Good job! 😁
Wow- and you also switched the edge that she did for the same white scalloped border I was intending on doing!
All of my projects get some damage over time, and I've been doing them for decades! Doing repairs is part of the job :) your blanket is still beautiful
Thank you for sharing this! Helps more than you know. ❤
My first project was a bandana. Then I did a halter top. The top came out wonderful. Few imperfections, nothing too noticable.
Isn’t that life? Haha. That blanket describes every project that I have undertaken. I see and know all the flaws. Yet, it still serves a purpose. Beautiful piece you have and I would be proud to own that blanket! Sunflowers are among my most favorite flower!! Good job!
Mistakes add character! You did a great job. I would never make something like that.
That's the beauty of crochet. Knitting can be done by machine but anything crochet has to be handmade, and as such there will always be imperfections, especially on a first project. I did a lot of washcloths first but my first scarf was soooooo wonky. Even now with a blanket I've made dozens of times that doesn't require sewing together, I still make mistakes. Welcome to the wonderful world of crochet!
Super cute blanket, looks warm and you did a great job! Enjoy! We learn from each project we do and even after many years, I'm learning things on each project, unraveling and fixing and scratching my head and it's ok ❤
❤the. Daisy blanket&strawberries
Its totally gorgeous! And i love the colours ❤
When you weave in the ends it’s best to go back and forth on itself so it doesn’t have as good of a path to come out of
Wow, that’s very ambitious for your first project. Good for you! 🎉🎉❤❤
I’d recommend working on your knots to find secure ones that work for you, that way if your rails ever escape you can weave them back without worrying! And for the tension? That takes time and practice. ALWAYS use the exact same hook throughout. Even if they’re the same size you can end up with entirely different projects just because the different style made you hold your hook differently or something. Blocking can help too. But you did great for a first time! I think you chose a good place to start because you must’ve go used to a lot if the main stitches. You should be really proud:)
Thank you so much for showing your mistakes ❤
I'm just impressed you made it to the end of a project (something I don't think I've ever achieved)
It’s absolutely beautiful
For a first project that is amazing, great job.
You did great! Give yourself credit for a really good job. It's a beautiful blanket and makes me want to tackle the project.
It's all part of the learning process. It's a pretty blanket, regardless of the imperfections.
For a first project it is beautiful and you keep going and grow. It's a beautiful piece and watching you take this as a beginner is impressive.
My first project was a tiny mushie pop. Time well spent.
It's beautiful, and not an easy first project 🌻
It's absolutely perfect 🥰
I still have my very first crochet blanket, and it’s not perfect under scrutiny, but I still love it the most after all these years because of what it taught me. You did an amazing job and you’re only going to get better. It’s a beautiful blanket and will still do the job it’s meant to do.
They say you crochet your soul into your projects, so the imperfections are spots where it can escape when you pass away
For your FIRST project this is amazing! This Daisy blanket is so cute🥺☺️
You did good baby girl!
This was your first project? Well done! My first project was a blanket, no granny squares, just simple straight rows. It was all wonky,, longer then shorter. It was visibly my first project! I gave it to my young daughter and she didn't even notice. So great job, keep it up!
I also started crocheting a few weeks ago and i already Made a few things but my current Project is making socks.I finished the first one today and now I have to do the second one and I am so excited for your next project😊
Personally, I enjoy the look of the back of the circle for the front of my flowers 😅 your blanket is beautiful! It looks so comfy 😭🥰
GURL THAT WAS UR FIRST PROJECT?! That is so good compared to mine😅Mine is the most UNEVEN THING I HAVE EVER SEEN! At the beginning it's tighter and then from the middle-end I made EXTREMELY BIG gaps. Because of the uneveness in the stitches it started to like wave if you know what I mean. It basically goes up and down up and down. Not to mention IT LOOKS LIKE A TRIANGLE because I frequently turned around on accident in the middle of a row because I didn't know which way it was facing because of the UNEVEN STITCHES and I also would sometimes forget to chain 1 on the end of a row😑😑😑😑
First project? That's so good
it adds character! You did a great job!
Ends coming undone can also be a sign of a well loved blanket. My brother sleeps with his every single night and a couple he’s had for years and years have come undone a lot but he still loves them and sleeps with them.
I sometimes add a small drop of fabric glue to the ends. But I've been crocheting for like 30 years and I've never made a granny square blanket.
Beautiful as it is ❤❤❤
You're still an amazing artist
So cuteee. Even on your first project. YOUR GORGEOUS BTWWW❤❤❤
A good blanket to work on your tension would be a gingham crochet blanket! My tension was pretty questionable until I started working on that pattern. It taught me a lot
The mistakes are where your soul gets out. its a good thing ❤
Fantastic job on your first project! So proud of you! I wish that my first blanket turned out as gorgeous as yours did ❤
You did a really great job on such a big project for a first try! I've been crocheting for over a decade, and the same things still happen occasionally. Last time I made a throw, it turned out beautiful, but had similar mistakes. Thankfully my tensioning was fine, but I had a colour change unravel, wrong sides out, ends pop out, and it took about ten washes for it to fully relax and actually look all slouchy and loose like I wanted it. 😅
Now that's its nicely worn in, you can't really tell where the messups happened unless you really focus on looking lol. And that's the beauty of handmade things, they aren't perfect because humans aren't perfect. 😊
advice! : when you wave/weave in your ends, make a couple of knots, lets say in the very beginning and the middle, this way the ends shouldnt come open :)
I recommend if you're a beginner don't start with such a HUGE project, but honestly it's your art you can do whatever you want, but if you start way too big you can give up a lot easier
You did a really good job
I think it looks great, you put a lot of work in it and it shows. 😊
First project? 💀
You did amazing. Congratulations on getting into this awesome hobby 😎
you did a GREAT job! i just bought a throw w/ that exact pattern for $50 at Marshall's but Im thinking of returning and making my own... it'll cost more but it'll be custom made
You did such an awesome job, especially for your 1st project and just learning to crochet! You did alot better than my 1st blanket that's forsure. Practice makes perfect, I'm sure your next one will b much better, maybe you will even give this one another try in a different colorway or a different yarn
I've been crocheting for a while now and I make mistakes left and right. If I catch them before I fasten off, I'll usually think about them until I frog it and fix it, but if I have finished it, I think they make it special. It shows that it was made by a human:)
Awesome job!!!!
You did a great job ❤❤❤
That's a beautiful blanket!
Be proud of yourself ❤
It’s really beautiful regardless ❤
That was a challenging pattern to take on for your first project!! Were there mistakes? Sure, but you will learn from them. I think you did an amazing job ❤
Oh my!!! Its so beautiful though!!! I think im going to start crochet! Im terrible at this type of stuff but I'm going to give it a try!
Practice makes perfect❤
I think it’s perfect ❤
If you don't make mistakes, your soul can't escape the blanket!!
Made with love ❤❤❤
a good rule in tieing up ends is the rule of three -- weave it in, then back, then in again
@jesfraz In stead of weaving in your ends, crochet them in so the stay better.
It's beautiful
I’m making this same blanket right now and I’m getting close to being done with the squares!! Making sure my ends are super woven in as I type lol