I noticed there was a lot of comments saying that they were confused. I just finished making it and this is only my 3rd crochet project. I think this tutorial was easier to keep up with than a lot of others and i especially appreciate having the instructions written at the bottom as well. Thank you for making this ❤
Thanks for this comment I was about to back out of not making this. ALOT of people want every little thing explained ex: this is a bit of a more of a advanced beginner pattern and some people will be mad you didn't show them how to DC 😂😂😂
@@A.pardocreations yeah but it wouldn’t hurt to mention that they’re sharing a pattern with more advanced instructions, 😊 ..i had to undo the piece about two times before i got it right, so far so good 🥰❤
I think exactly the same, for me it was very easy from the cell phone, stop, reflect on what I didn't understand and I'm already wearing my second bandana, of all the ones I've seen on RUclips it's the prettiest and different, thank you.👍👍👍
I have made 3 of these for my daughter. They look so good on her! The edging makes it drape so nicely and look so pretty. Now I am making 2 for my Mom. Thank you!!❤
Omg this turned out so beautiful, thank you so much for the tutorial. I must admit if you don't have a lot of experience crocheting this might be difficult to follow, but it's all practice, I've been crocheting 3 years now, and this was easy to follow. Anyway thank you, I love the result. I might for the chal version later
I really appreciate the feedback thank you so much! What should I do to improve for future? Maybe slow down? Thank you for watching and I so glad you enjoyed the final product 🥰
Thanks!! I’m making one of these for the first time and this type of crochet is new to me. I had to leave a different video bc she was making no sense and you completely guided me through the whole process thank you so much!
Amazing tutorial! Thank you for being so thorough and explaining everything really well (and including stiches in description) this was so much fun to make!!(:
i see a lot of people here saying the video wasn't for beginners but i wasn't very sure of these stitches either and it made sense to me! this tutorial is amazing and i can't wait to see the product
Subscribed instantly because this is the most beautiful bandana I've ever seen, I'm going to try it tomorrow, once I learn this I will never stop making them like this 😭💙
Yay! I found it! I'm so going to make myself some of these! I got this video saved to my favorite tutorials playlist so I won't loose it! I'll post a picture when I'm done and tag you to it! 💜💜💜
I went across a the front with a border as well. When it is time for the straps. Instead of reconnecting on the other side,I put 3 sc in each space across the front,chain for strap then slip back up. It’s a great pattern and I thank you.
I was literally so scared of doing this because every single bandana/shawl tutorial in youtube has comments of people saying the explanation is not clear enough. I chose your tutorial because I liked the finished result on the thumbnail and it didn't disappoint! It was supper easy to follow, I never got lost, and the end result is beautiful. Did mine completely red, and I'll definitely use this tutorial again for another bandana like yours cause I loved that skein of yarn you used. Personally, I don't get why people found it so difficult! Tysm for this
Just finished mine and it came out BEAUTIFULLY!!! I used a #3 weight cotton and a G/4.0mm hook. My husband said it’s very pretty, looks like a doily on my head 😂 thank you for creating this video!!
Love this! I did modify it a tiny bit. It was pulling on the last row, so I added 2 chains before and after each sc up to the middle, then did 3 to get to the top. I also did 50 chains for the ties. I used Loops and Threads Facets in Cotton Candy..:) Thanks for this!
Thank you so much for the video! ❤ I made the head scarf with the video and it turned out great, thank you again! You did much work to make this as well as writing the pattern and producing the video thank you for your labors!
Just finished my first one, I consider myself a beginner and I loved your tutorial. Going to make a few tweaks but that’s just from personal preference and how I want it to look, your video and tutorial was perfect🤍
Thank you so much for the pattern! I made this for my mom's birthday and it looked really beautiful! The way you showcased the pattern and tutorial is also really comfortable for me ❤ Hope to use your other pattern/video in the future! :]
This bandana turned out so beautifully! I do have to admit, I frogged the border FOUR times before I got it right.😂 It was totally worth it because its so beautiful. For some reason, the border just gave me problems. Im working on my 2nd bandana now so maybe the border will go a little better this time. Thank you so much for the tutorial. I eent over to Ravelry and bought the written pattern as I think that will help me with the border. Thank you again! ❤❤❤
i dont have a lot of experience crocheting (picked it up a couple months ago) and I made this pretty easily! I had to pause a lot because I'm a lot slower, but I understood very easily, and was able to complete it in one sitting!! I've been getting so many comments about how cute it is :)))
this was such a fun project!! thank you so much for the tutorial, mine turned out so cuteee💓 I did stop at border row 4 because I liked the drape better (I think it’s related to me using a thicker yarn?) but definitely still looks so pretty. from the comments, I thought this would be intimidating to make but this was one of my quickest crochet projects surprisingly. it’s a very lovely pattern!
I’m glad you had fun with it. Yeah it could have been the yarn weight you used but if you like it that way then it’s perfect for you. I like to leave the comments where people are asking questions because it could help others. I’m glad that didn’t scare you off.
Excellent, congratulations, the best and most beautiful bandana I have seen of the thousands on RUclips. Thank you very much, although it was a little difficult to follow the step, I saw it from my cell phone, it is easier to stop, return, and follow the step by step, very well explained, it is easy for those of us who have been knitting for a long time, perhaps not for a beginner , but it is a challenge for those who want to do it and don't win so easily, when you want you can and I could, it turned out divine, I will make many in different colors, thank you very much. from Bogota-Colombia, South America❤👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍🧶🪡🧵.🎉
Beautiful design. Just a quick note and it's only meant as constructive but when you started on the border row at 14:20 you say to chain 3, skip 1 stitch and then single crochet. That would be out of sync with the repeat which you said would be chain 5. I followed along with you however but when it came to the next row you said to put the 5 treble crochets in that chain 5, but you said previously chain 3. I had to frog my work and repeat the border row 1 again. But it's a beautiful pattern no doubt. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Ive done these stitches before, these cluster stitches, working up a large triangle piece, but it just doesnt work. Ive been crocheting for years and this pattern made me feel so stupid.
You are not stupid I’m sorry the pattern made you feel like that. I’ve been debating on making another accompanying video to kind of slowing it down. Don’t quit on crocheting there are a lot of great tutorials and patterns out there.
I’m sorry I did my best to follow this but every time I get to the boarder it falls apart, everytime I get to the tip even tho I have ten rows it doesn’t add up correctly and I don’t know how I’m doing it wrong
i’m having the same issue. i paused the video and counted her cluster spaces in between and there were 9. i’m thinking she did 11 rows but i’m not sure.
I’m sorry I didn’t get the notification for your comments. I did 10 rows for the bandana. That would be 8 clusters between the beginning v-st and the corner There are 26 stitches counting from the 2 dc of the v-st and the 8 clusters of 3dc = 24 sts total should be 26 stitches on both sides. Please let me know if that helps.
Hi I can't tell if it's me but I'm struggling with the repeat of the first border row- even though I have 7 cluster spaces, nothing seems to be lining up, and I can't seem to follow the repeat?? Could you help in any way?
Question: do you have 10 rows of the granny square pattern? At row 10: I have 9 clusters in total. Not including the v-st: including the cluster in the ch-2 sp. INcluding the v-st space to the ch-2 sp: I have 11 spaces. make sure you check that you have the right amount of rows and the right amount of stitches per cluster. Let me know if that helped. If not you can also join the Facebook group.
Came in a bit late but absolutely love this pattern ! Thanks for showing us this video! Just a question real quick, on the last round, corner area, we single crochet one into the chain 5 then chain 1, finished the 8 double crochets, then I found that you skip that chain 1 and directly single crochet into the 5 chains, maybe it’s a missed detail ？ Just genuinely have a lil second thought abt the last corner space!
Good question: the chain space before the corner is the ch-8 space; we single crochet into the ch-8 space and (chain 1, then double crochet into the ch-2 space) you repeat what is in the (-) parentheses a total of 4 times into the chain 2 space, you will have 4 double crochet and 4 chain 1 spaces. After you do that you make a chain 4 picot. Into the same chain 2 space you (double crochet and chain 1) repeat this a total of 4 times so you have 4 double crochet and 4 chain 1 spaces. (In total you have 8dc with 1 picot in between them and ch1 separating each double crochet Then you single crochet into the chain 8 space and repeat the pattern of single crochet in the chain 5 space and cluster picot cluster that we were doing before. I hope that helped 🙏
Why at the border 1 row, when you're getting close to the corner inested of 5 chain you're doing 3 chain. Do I have to do it just then? And is it also on the other half? Great pattern btw, I love it
@@stefaniaragonI wouldn’t say I’m advanced at crocheting but def not a beginner and it was pretty difficult but I did finish it! But watch through whatever part you’re struggling with and then try it. Rewind as many times as you need!
Hi milky the border is worked up in multiples of 10 because that is what fits the border pattern perfectly each time. You can try it with 8 and do the same border pattern but you might be missing some stitches in between the corner space.
Nice pattern. In row 1 of border, in the first set you chained 5, in the second set you chained 3, but in captions it was written 5 chains only. Please guide
Hi Sunita, great question. Row 1 is a set up row the ch5 is worked in to make the pineapple stitch. Here is the set up after we do the beginning of the row we, ch3, skip 3sts, SC in next st, ch5, skip 1 st, SC in the next st. This is the pattern repeat: (ch3, skip 3, v stitch in next, ch3, skip 3, sc in next st, ch5, skip 1, sc in next) I hope that helped you. Let me know.
Definitely stuck on row 6 of the border😭 I only have 2 spaces of Ch5 between the v-stitches but I guess I need 3 ch 5 spaces to complete row 6? I have to keep pausing it because I to try and see the lay out of the row so far
You are right it is 3 ch-5 spaces Row 5 starts like every row with a v-st made with the ch3, then you ch5, single crochet into the ch-3 of the pineapple stitch (sc), Ch5, Single crochet into the next ch-3 of the pineapple stitch (sc), Ch5, and then v-st into the ch2 space of the v-st. This will give you 3 ch-5 spaces in between the v-stitches. For row 6 you are doing 3dc shell with ch4 picots, 3dc shell Sc in ch-5, shell, ch-4 picot, shell: into the ch-5 sp that is in between the 2 sc stitches Sc in the ch-5 and shell, ch-4 picot, shell in the ch-2 of the v-st. You repeat this until you reach the ch-8 of the corner. Sc in the ch-8, In the ch-2 space of the v-st (ch1, dc) total of 4 times for 4 dc sts Make a ch-4 picot, then (dc, ch1) total of 4 dc, and Sc in the ch-5 sp. And repeat what you were doing working shell, picot, shell in the v-sts and in the ch-5 spaces between the 2sc sts. I hope this helped
Good question, I’m going to add this information to the description thank you for asking! For a bandana: 1 skein you will use around 80 yards. For a shawlette: 2 skeins For a larger shawl 3 skeins to be safe
This might be a stupid question but the boarder got me fucked up lol 😅 when you get to the corner and you've finished the first half how do you finish the other side? It just cuts the end. Do you restart the pattern ch3,sk3sts work a v-st in next st, ch3, sk 3sta, SC in next st ect. Or do continue the pattern from work a v-st , ch3, sk 3, SC in the next st? Hopefully this makes sense 😬 maybe I'm overthinking it lol
Yes, you repeat what you were doing ch3 skip 3, work the sc, ch5, sk1, sc, ch3, sk3, v-st. Also, it took me a second to stop laughing when I read the first part of your comment. Thank you for that lmao 🤣 Let me know if my answer helped
Hey Christen, when you do the first chain of the chain 4 try making the first chain a little looser. Row 1: Ch4, in the 4th ch from the hook: 1DC, ch2, 2DC, ch2, v-st= 2DC, ch2, 2DC. Please let me know if this helps you
Im about to start row 5 of the border, but im wondering if i should start over. The edge thats supposed to be straight is starting to look like another wierd corner. Any odea what i did wrong?😊
3.5 mm hook. The yarn, I'm not sure but I think mine was a little bigger than yours. Maybe that's the problem. I was using a random ball of yarn that was given to me.
@@2011rogueangel it could be the reason. In the video I am using a light 3 yarn with a 3.75mm. Try a 5mm hook and see if you get a looser gauge. I have a Facebook group if you want to send me a photo: facebook.com/share/cqtx17Yrd1AhS2Yz/?mibextid=K35XfP
The border only works when you do the granny pattern in multiples of 10. Your final row of granny stitch should be on 10/20/30 or any multiple of 10 greater that that. That will give you the stitch sweet spot for the border. Row 1 of the border is the set up row. You start the row like we have been turn, 3 slip stitch to reach the ch-2 space, chain 3, double crochet (dc), ch2, dc2. *Then ch 3, skip 3, in the next st sc, ch5, skip 1, sc in the next st, Ch3, skip 3, do a double v-st in the next st: (2dc, ch2, 2dc)* you repeat this across and also in the corner chain 2 space you work that double v-st; end with a double v-st in the last ch-2 space. I hope that helped. But if you put the project down forever that’s okay too 🫶🏻🫶🏻
You could use any yarn. I personally prefer any yarn weight 3 or under. The yarn I used is the yarn Bees Chloe yarn which a roving type yarn that is similar to Red Heart Unforgettable and Michaels brand Loops and Threads Facets. But it depends on what you want. I found that using a worsted weight yarn makes the project feel bulky and heavy.
Sorry but you’re going way too quickly with your instructions without pause or writing this out. Been crocheting for many years and thus is really hard to follow
It's a pity, she doesn't go fast, she goes normal, maybe even though you say you've been knitting for a long time, I honestly don't believe it, I've only been there for a short time and I've made it happen, I'm wearing 2 bandanas, it exists both on the cell phone and on TV, pause and speed, I made the first bandana by pausing, returning, and I took it out, the second one is much easier, what happens is that people like everything to be made easy and if that's not the case, they give up, whoever wants to can no matter how difficult it is! although this one is very easy!!
Not the best tutorial. Couldnt see the stitches when you described what to do cuz ur hand was hiding it. The terminology on things wasn't accurate. You would say skip a stitch then u would skip a cluster instead and then say skip one stitch and you skipped 3 instead. Very confusing . Couldnt even make the bandana cuz I was so frustrated. Looks like a beautiful bandanna but needs updated tutorial.
I made it to the first round of the boarder, and once we start working back down, you stop explaining and I’m now stuck because I don’t know how to end the first round at the corner. It’s such a beautiful pattern in your finished pictures and it’s the only one I wanted to try to make.
This should be a timestamp. The border on the first row is worked with the same repeat pattern. ruclips.net/video/tobTklcZCoA/видео.html Row 1: Turn, 3slst to reach the ch-2 sp, ch3, 1DC, ch2, 2DC in the ch-2 sp; ch3, sk 3sts, SC in the next st, ch5, sk 1 st, SC in the next st. *(ch3, sk 3 sts, work a v-st in the next st, ch3, sk 3sts, SC in the next st, ch5, sk 1 st, SC in next st)* repeat from (-) to the corner. Corner space: Continue working the pattern as it works a v-st into the ch-2 sp. Repeat portion in (-), end with v-st in last ch-2 sp.
the border pattern is very very sensitive, imo doesnt even correctly work so you gotta make your own adjustments and just wing it. i am not a beginner, neither too young to comprehend correctly but the counting toward the corner part is just patched and made to be managed for the sake of it, not following the video would lead to a very diff outcome that you can see and tell will not work for the project. i am not shitting on the pattern im trying to follow but god this pattern’s first border will be my villain origin story cause?????
lol your villain origin story oh man I wouldn’t want to be responsible for that. You are completely correct the border pattern only works when you work the granny square pattern in multiples of 10. Otherwise it doesn’t work up correctly. So the pattern works with row 10/20/30 and so on. I experimented with the border on other multiples and 10 is the sweet spot. If you do 18 rows for instance you won’t have the correct stitch count to complete the first row of the border
The best way to make it larger would be to go up in hook size to a 4.5mm. The granny triangle needs to be in multiples of 10 rows for it to work. I don’t recommend this but you could do 10 more rows of granny. The problem is that will make a huge bandana. Keep in mind the border adds a few inches.
I’m pasting Row 2: Row 2: Turn, 3slst to reach the ch-2 sp, ch3, 1DC, ch2, 2DC in the ch-2 sp; sk the next ch-3 sp, 5TR into the ch-5 sp. *(sk the next ch-3 sp, work a v-st into the ch-2 sp, sk the next ch-3 sp, work 5TR into the ch-5 sp) * repeat from (-). Corner space: ch3, work a v-st, ch3, *(sk the next ch-3 sp, work 5 TR into the next ch-5 sp. sk the next ch-3 sp and work a v-st into the ch-2 sp)* repeat from (-).
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@@hookthatyarn I believe it's the same yarn weight as you used, but I used a 3.5 mm hook bc I don't have a 4 mm and I thought 4.25 mm might make it too big
At the very first v stitch, you don’t say which stitch to put it in. It’s little tiny things like this that cause those of us trying to learn it to have to try and figure it out by the video as we rewind, rewind. So frustrating.
I'm about to start the project and would love to know what stitch if you don't mind 💕 is it the same stitch you're working in to start off with? I think the 4th chain from the hook?
I noticed there was a lot of comments saying that they were confused. I just finished making it and this is only my 3rd crochet project. I think this tutorial was easier to keep up with than a lot of others and i especially appreciate having the instructions written at the bottom as well. Thank you for making this ❤
🥰Thank you! I really appreciate it 🥰
Thanks for this comment I was about to back out of not making this. ALOT of people want every little thing explained ex: this is a bit of a more of a advanced beginner pattern and some people will be mad you didn't show them how to DC 😂😂😂
@@A.pardocreations yeah but it wouldn’t hurt to mention that they’re sharing a pattern with more advanced instructions, 😊 ..i had to undo the piece about two times before i got it right, so far so good 🥰❤
I think exactly the same, for me it was very easy from the cell phone, stop, reflect on what I didn't understand and I'm already wearing my second bandana, of all the ones I've seen on RUclips it's the prettiest and different, thank you.👍👍👍
YAY!! It finally uploaded! Thanks for this tutorial, such a. Pretty pattern! 😊
Gracias Lora, happy dance I'm glad it downloaded finally. It was touch and go there for a second lol
Beautiful bandana! Was insanely easy to make and wonderful to follow. Thank you for your free service!
Ooh I’m glad you enjoyed it!! Thank
You 😊
I have made 3 of these for my daughter. They look so good on her! The edging makes it drape so nicely and look so pretty. Now I am making 2 for my Mom. Thank you!!❤
Thank you iron it makes me so happy to hear that 🥰🥰 you have no idea 🥹
Omg this turned out so beautiful, thank you so much for the tutorial. I must admit if you don't have a lot of experience crocheting this might be difficult to follow, but it's all practice, I've been crocheting 3 years now, and this was easy to follow. Anyway thank you, I love the result. I might for the chal version later
I really appreciate the feedback thank you so much! What should I do to improve for future? Maybe slow down? Thank you for watching and I so glad you enjoyed the final product 🥰
Thanks!! I’m making one of these for the first time and this type of crochet is new to me. I had to leave a different video bc she was making no sense and you completely guided me through the whole process thank you so much!
I’m glad my video made sense and helped you! Thank you for leaving a comment 🤗😊
So pretty! Thank you for the tutorial!
It’s my pleasure, thanks for watching 🥰
Beautiful ❤
Hi Valentina, thank you 😊
Amazing tutorial! Thank you for being so thorough and explaining everything really well (and including stiches in description) this was so much fun to make!!(:
🥰it makes me so happy that you made this and enjoyed it thank you so much 😊
i see a lot of people here saying the video wasn't for beginners but i wasn't very sure of these stitches either and it made sense to me! this tutorial is amazing and i can't wait to see the product
It’s such a lovely bandana I had to try making it myself. It turned out well😊 Thank you for a really clear and easy tutorial.⭐️🌷🙏🏻
That’s great to hear 🥰 thank you for letting me know 🥰
this is the prettiest bandana i’ve ever made! thank you for sharing this with us 💕
Wow that’s a tall order. Thank you
Beautiful! Thanks for an awesome tutorial! I like that you made it versitile 🥰❤ the openwork is beautiful.
Thank you so much Katrina I appreciate it so much!
What a fun project, I'm gifting these to all of my friends now. Thank you for the video!
🥰thank you for leaving a comment🥰I’m glad you liked the tutorial. Thanks
Just starting making this. I am truly loving it!! 🥰
🥰😍yay I’m glad!
I'm a beginner. Still learning. Thank you for the video. 💖🧶🧶🧶
Subscribed instantly because this is the most beautiful bandana I've ever seen, I'm going to try it tomorrow, once I learn this I will never stop making them like this 😭💙
🥰🥰this makes me so happy 😍thank you
Yay! I found it! I'm so going to make myself some of these! I got this video saved to my favorite tutorials playlist so I won't loose it! I'll post a picture when I'm done and tag you to it! 💜💜💜
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I went across a the front with a border as well. When it is time for the straps. Instead of reconnecting on the other side,I put 3 sc in each space across the front,chain for strap then slip back up. It’s a great pattern and I thank you.
Ooo that sounds interesting I’m curious how that came out 👀 are you in my Facebook group??
I’ve done different patterns of this but I really like this one because it makes the triangle base scalloped which makes it a lot nicer to me
Oooh thanks 😊 I’m happy you like it
I was literally so scared of doing this because every single bandana/shawl tutorial in youtube has comments of people saying the explanation is not clear enough. I chose your tutorial because I liked the finished result on the thumbnail and it didn't disappoint! It was supper easy to follow, I never got lost, and the end result is beautiful. Did mine completely red, and I'll definitely use this tutorial again for another bandana like yours cause I loved that skein of yarn you used. Personally, I don't get why people found it so difficult! Tysm for this
😍😍😍🥰 thank you what a kind comment 😊😊
super easy to make and adorable! love it
Thank you for the kind comment
Love it as a bandana. Now im loving it as a shawl. Thank you!
🥰Thank you for the kind comment🥰 I’m glad you love it
Thank you for the tutorial. I need to work in mine soon!
Just finished mine and it came out BEAUTIFULLY!!! I used a #3 weight cotton and a G/4.0mm hook. My husband said it’s very pretty, looks like a doily on my head 😂 thank you for creating this video!!
lol I hope you enjoy your head doily 🤣🥰thank you for the comment 😊😊
Love this! I did modify it a tiny bit. It was pulling on the last row, so I added 2 chains before and after each sc up to the middle, then did 3 to get to the top. I also did 50 chains for the ties. I used Loops and Threads Facets in Cotton Candy..:) Thanks for this!
ohh that's a gorgeous color I love that you modified to fit your needs. Thank you for watching and making it ^-^
Thank you so much for the tutorial! Such beautiful work ❤
🥰 you are so kind to say that 🥰 thank you 🙏
thankyou for keeping your hands out of the way! very easy to follow 😊
I have contradicted comments that say my hands are in the way 😂 unless this was sarcasm which I appreciate 😂
@@hookthatyarn it wasn’t sarcasm, i thought you did a good job 🤷♀️😂 i’ve seen worse
@@spicycheeto2427 🤣 I tried 😂
Thank you so much for the video! ❤ I made the head scarf with the video and it turned out great, thank you again! You did much work to make this as well as writing the pattern and producing the video thank you for your labors!
@@deborahhurd2690 thank you 🥰 for letting me know 🥰🥰glad you liked it
Such a great pattern! Definitely subscribing!
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Thank uou,im a new subscriber and supporter 4 life❤
Welcome to the randomness 🫶🏻🫶🏻
Just made one. Turned out amaaazing. Thank you for the pattern
🥰Awesome!!!!!!!! Thank you for letting me know 🥰
Just finished my first one, I consider myself a beginner and I loved your tutorial. Going to make a few tweaks but that’s just from personal preference and how I want it to look, your video and tutorial was perfect🤍
Wow, thank you 🥰🥰 tweak away.
I appreciate you leaving me a comment this made me happy thank you!!
@@hookthatyarn honestly just changed to a bigger hook and longer straps, your pattern is beautiful and has blown myself and other away🤍
Thank you so much for the pattern! I made this for my mom's birthday and it looked really beautiful! The way you showcased the pattern and tutorial is also really comfortable for me ❤
Hope to use your other pattern/video in the future! :]
That’s so great to hear. It’s really encouraging that it worked out!
Happy Birthday to your mom!!! 🥳🥳🥳
i made this and it turned out so dainty, thank you so much for sharing!
@@vivienb.5081yay 🥰🥰🥰
This bandana turned out so beautifully! I do have to admit, I frogged the border FOUR times before I got it right.😂 It was totally worth it because its so beautiful. For some reason, the border just gave me problems. Im working on my 2nd bandana now so maybe the border will go a little better this time. Thank you so much for the tutorial. I eent over to Ravelry and bought the written pattern as I think that will help me with the border. Thank you again! ❤❤❤
Thank you for the support 🙏🙏
A very nice tutorial, makes a cute bandanna
I see you made one 😊😁🥰🥰
ruclips.net/video/SW_nNaVfAYo/видео.html
@@hookthatyarn sure did🥰it was easy 🤗
Beautiful! Thank you very much for the video tutorial! ❤
I appreciate you thank you 🥰
i dont have a lot of experience crocheting (picked it up a couple months ago) and I made this pretty easily! I had to pause a lot because I'm a lot slower, but I understood very easily, and was able to complete it in one sitting!! I've been getting so many comments about how cute it is :)))
🤭thank you for the nice comment
In one sitting ??
@@Caaaliiii it’s a small project so probably yes. I can make one in 20-30mins
i did get confused on some of it but it was on me. i can't count. lol over all i love it! super cute and grate for summer
lol best comment. I’m glad you like it
this was such a fun project!! thank you so much for the tutorial, mine turned out so cuteee💓 I did stop at border row 4 because I liked the drape better (I think it’s related to me using a thicker yarn?) but definitely still looks so pretty. from the comments, I thought this would be intimidating to make but this was one of my quickest crochet projects surprisingly. it’s a very lovely pattern!
I’m glad you had fun with it. Yeah it could have been the yarn weight you used but if you like it that way then it’s perfect for you.
I like to leave the comments where people are asking questions because it could help others. I’m glad that didn’t scare you off.
So beautiful ❤
🥰🥰🥰 thank you 😊
Fun 😊
🫠thanks
i made this and it came out beautifully! great tutorial
@@elilirose_ 🥰thank you for letting me know. Side note your profile photo is too cute 🐱 👍
Excellent, congratulations, the best and most beautiful bandana I have seen of the thousands on RUclips. Thank you very much, although it was a little difficult to follow the step, I saw it from my cell phone, it is easier to stop, return, and follow the step by step, very well explained, it is easy for those of us who have been knitting for a long time, perhaps not for a beginner , but it is a challenge for those who want to do it and don't win so easily, when you want you can and I could, it turned out divine, I will make many in different colors, thank you very much. from Bogota-Colombia, South America❤👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍🧶🪡🧵.🎉
Thank you 🙏 for the review I appreciate it🥰🥰
I just crochet one it came out pretty good. Thank you
@@devaprasadinimekala6992 your welcome thank you for watching and crocheting along
Beautiful design. Just a quick note and it's only meant as constructive but when you started on the border row at 14:20 you say to chain 3, skip 1 stitch and then single crochet. That would be out of sync with the repeat which you said would be chain 5. I followed along with you however but when it came to the next row you said to put the 5 treble crochets in that chain 5, but you said previously chain 3. I had to frog my work and repeat the border row 1 again. But it's a beautiful pattern no doubt. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Thank you for letting me know I appreciate it.
Beautiful work, will make this into a shawl and/or using the border..so lovely 😊🎉😂❤ new sub..
Hi Sylvia, thank you and welcome. I love a good experiment 🧪 the border is definitely multi functional 🤝 cheers lol
How pretty!!!
Thank you 🙏
Oh this is pretty. Great job 😊
Hi Jennnnnnnnnnnnn thanks 🫠
This is beautiful ❤
Thanks! It was so cute! 🤩
Thank you 🙏 ☺️
Beautiful!👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you 🙏 🫠
Ive done these stitches before, these cluster stitches, working up a large triangle piece, but it just doesnt work. Ive been crocheting for years and this pattern made me feel so stupid.
You are not stupid I’m sorry the pattern made you feel like that.
I’ve been debating on making another accompanying video to kind of slowing it down. Don’t quit on crocheting there are a lot of great tutorials and patterns out there.
Thank you so very much for sharing the pattern and your so easy-to-follow tutorial. I've already made 3 as gifts for friends. Thank you again. 🥰
This was very easy to follow tutorial, I’ve done three so far! A color for every outfit!!
Thank you for leaving a comment!🥰 I’m glad it was easy for you to follow
I’m sorry I did my best to follow this but every time I get to the boarder it falls apart, everytime I get to the tip even tho I have ten rows it doesn’t add up correctly and I don’t know how I’m doing it wrong
i’m having the same issue. i paused the video and counted her cluster spaces in between and there were 9. i’m thinking she did 11 rows but i’m not sure.
I’m sorry I didn’t get the notification for your comments.
I did 10 rows for the bandana.
That would be 8 clusters between the beginning v-st and the corner
There are 26 stitches counting from the
2 dc of the v-st and the 8 clusters of 3dc = 24 sts total should be 26 stitches on both sides. Please let me know if that helps.
@@hookthatyarn after rewatching and counting over and over, i realized i just forgot to do a row. thank you for your help!
@@camrynphillips1428 🙃 sorry I took so long but I’m glad you figured it out
Hi I can't tell if it's me but I'm struggling with the repeat of the first border row- even though I have 7 cluster spaces, nothing seems to be lining up, and I can't seem to follow the repeat?? Could you help in any way?
Question: do you have 10 rows of the granny square pattern?
At row 10: I have 9 clusters in total. Not including the v-st: including the cluster in the ch-2 sp.
INcluding the v-st space to the ch-2 sp: I have 11 spaces.
make sure you check that you have the right amount of rows and the right amount of stitches per cluster. Let me know if that helped. If not you can also join the Facebook group.
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hello, @hookthatyarn! i am also struggling with row 1 border. can i know how many stitches you have in total for row 10?
Came in a bit late but absolutely love this pattern ! Thanks for showing us this video! Just a question real quick, on the last round, corner area, we single crochet one into the chain 5 then chain 1, finished the 8 double crochets, then I found that you skip that chain 1 and directly single crochet into the 5 chains, maybe it’s a missed detail ？ Just genuinely have a lil second thought abt the last corner space!
Good question: the chain space before the corner is the ch-8 space; we single crochet into the ch-8 space and (chain 1, then double crochet into the ch-2 space) you repeat what is in the (-) parentheses a total of 4 times into the chain 2 space, you will have 4 double crochet and 4 chain 1 spaces.
After you do that you make a chain 4 picot.
Into the same chain 2 space you (double crochet and chain 1) repeat this a total of 4 times so you have 4 double crochet and 4 chain 1 spaces. (In total you have 8dc with 1 picot in between them and ch1 separating each double crochet
Then you single crochet into the chain 8 space and repeat the pattern of single crochet in the chain 5 space and cluster picot cluster that we were doing before.
I hope that helped 🙏
Cute!
Why at the border 1 row, when you're getting close to the corner inested of 5 chain you're doing 3 chain. Do I have to do it just then? And is it also on the other half? Great pattern btw, I love it
It kept the pattern uniform but if you want to chain 5 instead of ch3 I say try it
Thank you
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very cute
Thank you🥰🥰
Didn't make sense to me right off the bat... I didn't know what stitches you were putting the dc In or anything. Not communicating enough 😢
Hey Spirit which row or rows are you having trouble understanding?
It really is very clear! 🤷🏻♀️
@@TeacupAndRosesit really isn’t. The explanation and the video is not.
@@TeacupAndRoses not for beginners 😢
@@stefaniaragonI wouldn’t say I’m advanced at crocheting but def not a beginner and it was pretty difficult but I did finish it! But watch through whatever part you’re struggling with and then try it. Rewind as many times as you need!
hii I'd like to ask....what if i only did 8 rounds, what should my border pattern be??? thank youuu
Hi milky the border is worked up in multiples of 10 because that is what fits the border pattern perfectly each time. You can try it with 8 and do the same border pattern but you might be missing some stitches in between the corner space.
Nice pattern. In row 1 of border, in the first set you chained 5, in the second set you chained 3, but in captions it was written 5 chains only. Please guide
Hi Sunita, great question.
Row 1 is a set up row the ch5 is worked in to make the pineapple stitch.
Here is the set up after we do the beginning of the row we,
ch3, skip 3sts, SC in next st,
ch5, skip 1 st, SC in the next st.
This is the pattern repeat:
(ch3, skip 3, v stitch in next,
ch3, skip 3, sc in next st,
ch5, skip 1, sc in next)
I hope that helped you. Let me know.
@@hookthatyarn Thank you for your reply. So I will chain 5. Chain 5 is once in the set, other time 3 chains, right?
@@sunitagawande376 yes exactly right
Definitely stuck on row 6 of the border😭 I only have 2 spaces of Ch5 between the v-stitches but I guess I need 3 ch 5 spaces to complete row 6? I have to keep pausing it because I to try and see the lay out of the row so far
You are right it is 3 ch-5 spaces
Row 5 starts like every row with a v-st made with the ch3, then you
ch5, single crochet into the ch-3 of the pineapple stitch (sc),
Ch5,
Single crochet into the next ch-3 of the pineapple stitch (sc),
Ch5, and then v-st into the ch2 space of the v-st.
This will give you 3 ch-5 spaces in between the v-stitches.
For row 6 you are doing 3dc shell with ch4 picots, 3dc shell
Sc in ch-5,
shell, ch-4 picot, shell: into the ch-5 sp that is in between the 2 sc stitches
Sc in the ch-5 and
shell, ch-4 picot, shell in the ch-2 of the v-st.
You repeat this until you reach the ch-8 of the corner.
Sc in the ch-8,
In the ch-2 space of the v-st (ch1, dc) total of 4 times for 4 dc sts
Make a ch-4 picot, then
(dc, ch1) total of 4 dc, and
Sc in the ch-5 sp.
And repeat what you were doing working shell, picot, shell in the v-sts and in the ch-5 spaces between the 2sc sts.
I hope this helped
Luv it
🥰🥰thank you
how many yards of yarn do u need? description says 2 skeins for one of the yarns but idk if that’s for other yarns as well
Good question, I’m going to add this information to the description thank you for asking!
For a bandana: 1 skein you will use around 80 yards.
For a shawlette: 2 skeins
For a larger shawl 3 skeins to be safe
This might be a stupid question but the boarder got me fucked up lol 😅 when you get to the corner and you've finished the first half how do you finish the other side? It just cuts the end. Do you restart the pattern ch3,sk3sts work a v-st in next st, ch3, sk 3sta, SC in next st ect. Or do continue the pattern from work a v-st , ch3, sk 3, SC in the next st? Hopefully this makes sense 😬 maybe I'm overthinking it lol
Yes, you repeat what you were doing ch3 skip 3, work the sc, ch5, sk1, sc, ch3, sk3, v-st.
Also, it took me a second to stop laughing when I read the first part of your comment. Thank you for that lmao 🤣
Let me know if my answer helped
My first row comes out as a circle I’m doing something wrong 😢
Hey Christen, when you do the first chain of the chain 4 try making the first chain a little looser.
Row 1: Ch4, in the 4th ch from the hook: 1DC, ch2, 2DC, ch2, v-st= 2DC, ch2, 2DC.
Please let me know if this helps you
Im about to start row 5 of the border, but im wondering if i should start over. The edge thats supposed to be straight is starting to look like another wierd corner. Any odea what i did wrong?😊
I wonder 🤔
Did you do 2dc, ch2, 2dc in the end and beginning of each row?
@@hookthatyarn I did. I went back and checked at every turn because I was afraid I was going to mess up and dona cluster instead of the v stitch.
It could be a tension issue it’s not easy to say. What hook and yarn are you using?
3.5 mm hook. The yarn, I'm not sure but I think mine was a little bigger than yours. Maybe that's the problem. I was using a random ball of yarn that was given to me.
@@2011rogueangel it could be the reason.
In the video I am using a light 3 yarn with a 3.75mm.
Try a 5mm hook and see if you get a looser gauge.
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Thank you 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I have recently bought the patten and I am having issues saving it into my files. If I try to save it, it tells me error and opens nothing.
@@jennycarbajal2734 I don’t know why it’s not opening but I sent you a copy to your outlook. Let me know if you got it.
I got it! Thank you so much
@@jennycarbajal2734 your welcome I’m not sure why it didn’t download though 🤔
the explanation of the border could have been better :(
The border only works when you do the granny pattern in multiples of 10.
Your final row of granny stitch should be on 10/20/30 or any multiple of 10 greater that that.
That will give you the stitch sweet spot for the border.
Row 1 of the border is the set up row.
You start the row like we have been
turn, 3 slip stitch to reach the ch-2 space, chain 3, double crochet (dc), ch2, dc2.
*Then ch 3, skip 3, in the next st
sc, ch5, skip 1, sc in the next st,
Ch3, skip 3, do a double v-st in the next st: (2dc, ch2, 2dc)* you repeat this across and also in the corner chain 2 space you work that double v-st; end with a double v-st in the last ch-2 space.
I hope that helped. But if you put the project down forever that’s okay too 🫶🏻🫶🏻
Which type of yarn is the best for this kind of proyect?
You could use any yarn. I personally prefer any yarn weight 3 or under. The yarn I used is the yarn Bees Chloe yarn which a roving type yarn that is similar to Red Heart Unforgettable and Michaels brand Loops and Threads Facets.
But it depends on what you want. I found that using a worsted weight yarn makes the project feel bulky and heavy.
@@hookthatyarn tysm💜
@@natalyrojas8004 🫶🏻yw🫶🏻
Sorry but you’re going way too quickly with your instructions without pause or writing this out. Been crocheting for many years and thus is really hard to follow
I’m sorry I do have the pattern written out in the margins of the tutorial.
That's what the video speed button is for ❤
It's a pity, she doesn't go fast, she goes normal, maybe even though you say you've been knitting for a long time, I honestly don't believe it, I've only been there for a short time and I've made it happen, I'm wearing 2 bandanas, it exists both on the cell phone and on TV, pause and speed, I made the first bandana by pausing, returning, and I took it out, the second one is much easier, what happens is that people like everything to be made easy and if that's not the case, they give up, whoever wants to can no matter how difficult it is! although this one is very easy!!
I am not,but I will look for it and post a picture
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Not the best tutorial. Couldnt see the stitches when you described what to do cuz ur hand was hiding it. The terminology on things wasn't accurate. You would say skip a stitch then u would skip a cluster instead and then say skip one stitch and you skipped 3 instead. Very confusing . Couldnt even make the bandana cuz I was so frustrated. Looks like a beautiful bandanna but needs updated tutorial.
@@chanelhall8055 thank you for telling me what I can fix with the tutorial.
I feel like this video could be redone with better explanation
Where does it get confusing? Am I going too fast? Sometimes I go too fast.
I made it to the first round of the boarder, and once we start working back down, you stop explaining and I’m now stuck because I don’t know how to end the first round at the corner.
It’s such a beautiful pattern in your finished pictures and it’s the only one I wanted to try to make.
This should be a timestamp. The border on the first row is worked with the same repeat pattern.
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Row 1: Turn, 3slst to reach the ch-2 sp, ch3, 1DC, ch2, 2DC in the ch-2 sp;
ch3, sk 3sts, SC in the next st, ch5, sk 1 st, SC in the next st.
*(ch3, sk 3 sts, work a v-st in the next st, ch3, sk 3sts, SC in the next st, ch5, sk 1 st, SC in next st)* repeat from (-) to the corner.
Corner space: Continue working the pattern as it works a v-st into the ch-2 sp. Repeat portion in (-), end with v-st in last ch-2 sp.
I think you are right I may do an updated video on this pattern in the future. I hope dropping the snippet of the border pattern helped
What weight of yarn could be substituted? Im not sure why my brain can't figure it out lol
I would say a 3 weight/dk works well
A good website is yarnsub.com
Michaels Loops and Threads Facets is a nice Red Hearth Unforgettable dupe.
the border pattern is very very sensitive, imo doesnt even correctly work so you gotta make your own adjustments and just wing it. i am not a beginner, neither too young to comprehend correctly but the counting toward the corner part is just patched and made to be managed for the sake of it, not following the video would lead to a very diff outcome that you can see and tell will not work for the project. i am not shitting on the pattern im trying to follow but god this pattern’s first border will be my villain origin story cause?????
lol your villain origin story oh man I wouldn’t want to be responsible for that.
You are completely correct the border pattern only works when you work the granny square pattern in multiples of 10. Otherwise it doesn’t work up correctly.
So the pattern works with row 10/20/30 and so on. I experimented with the border on other multiples and 10 is the sweet spot.
If you do 18 rows for instance you won’t have the correct stitch count to complete the first row of the border
how many row will i add if the triangle is too small after 10 rows?
The best way to make it larger would be to go up in hook size to a 4.5mm.
The granny triangle needs to be in multiples of 10 rows for it to work.
I don’t recommend this but you could do 10 more rows of granny. The problem is that will make a huge bandana.
Keep in mind the border adds a few inches.
Hi, can I use a size 3 or 4mm ? 😊
I use a 3.75 but it depends on your tension. A 4 should work just fine. A 3mm might be too tight.
Okay thanks !@@hookthatyarn
@@charlottepalamara6300 you’re welcome Charlotte 🤗
Border row 2 is killing me 😭
I’m pasting Row 2: Row 2: Turn, 3slst to reach the ch-2 sp, ch3, 1DC, ch2, 2DC in the ch-2 sp;
sk the next ch-3 sp, 5TR into the ch-5 sp.
*(sk the next ch-3 sp, work a v-st into the ch-2 sp, sk the next ch-3 sp, work 5TR into the ch-5 sp) * repeat from (-).
Corner space: ch3, work a v-st, ch3,
*(sk the next ch-3 sp, work 5 TR into the next ch-5 sp. sk the next ch-3 sp and work a v-st into the ch-2 sp)* repeat from (-).
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The pattern is pretty simple, but the finished bandana doesn't even cover my son's (4 yrs old) let alone my own
What yarn and hook size did you go with?
@@hookthatyarn I believe it's the same yarn weight as you used, but I used a 3.5 mm hook bc I don't have a 4 mm and I thought 4.25 mm might make it too big
@@isabellaclark9857 if you decide to make another I would suggest to go up a hook size. 4.25 or 4.5
It’s possible I crochet looser than you do.
This is shit by the second dc it was just a knot
Oh no what happened!?!?
You may need to practice your basic crochet skills if you have a knot after only two double crochets..😢
@@deborahberkey4294 ya I gave up
@@kaylinc6442 Don't give up! Just use a 4mm and take your time, crochet loosely and I know you can do this!
At the very first v stitch, you don’t say which stitch to put it in. It’s little tiny things like this that cause those of us trying to learn it to have to try and figure it out by the video as we rewind, rewind. So frustrating.
I understand what you mean. That is a common feedback I get from my newer crochet friends.
Can I help you now or have you thrown this project away??
I'm about to start the project and would love to know what stitch if you don't mind 💕 is it the same stitch you're working in to start off with? I think the 4th chain from the hook?
@@lilfoxy5404in US terms for Row 1 we start with a double crochet in the 4th chain yes.