Hello Olivia! I'm from the USA and do so enjoy your tutorials. I absolutely love your beautiful voice and accent. I'm finding RUclips a valuable source of how-to crochet tutorials and yours are some of the very best!! I especially admire cotton thread crochet. Thank you for sharing your time and talent with the world!!
dear Olivia, you are a great teacher. the tutorial is very clear and easy to follow, and the doily is pretty and lovely. thank you. I made it with red in the middle and white all around. just beautifull.
Hi Olivia .... I am just a beginner and so followed your every move by watching a bit then pausing the video. Your instruction is so clear and easy to follow I now have a doilly too!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to teach us all x
I have always wanted to learn to crochet and have NEVER been able to wrap my brain around it, but I found your videos here and have watched them all, and you explain it so well as you demonstrate, and I am so excited to start! You turned the light bulb on over my head!! Thanks so much!
hi. thank you so much. your vocal and visual instructions are very clear. thank you very much for the effort. I am starting my adventure with Plarn and so looking for doily ideas to form the tops of caps/hats. I love this pattern you have made. I will take the advice you gave Catherine and repeat row 3 and four.
Hi Olivia, thanks so much for this tutorial. I started to learn crochet just 1 week ago. Your doily pattern was the first complete project that I attempted - I started it and finished it all in the space of 1 saturday morning - I was very pleased with myself! Thanks for the clear instructions and the lovely pattern, I am now totally 'hooked' on crochet, thanks to your wonderful vids ;)
Oh Olivia, thank you, thank you, thank you after 12 months of trying I finally get it and made the doily. Thank you for demystifying it, I am quite ham-fisted so this was a real achievement for me. Thank you again :)
i have been making these for a long time never using a pattern so this gave me a sense of how important counting is .... I followed along and made my first one the right way .thanks
Many thanks for a very clear tutorial. I had some left over crochet cotton (aunt Lydia 10), I had been crocheting mesh bags to use when buying vege to save plastic. I didn't have enough cotton left for one more bag and found your doily tutorial. I never dreamed I would be able to crochet a doily being a left handed basic crocheter, I managed 3 doily's before the thread ran out. Keep well.
you have given such great instructions..thank you so much......brilliant...i always thought youhad to increase stitches on each row....guess not..lol....which is probably why my doilies turn out looking like waves....so thanks again..i learnt alot...
I wanted to make some doilies to take as gifts when I travel to Bristol, England to see my relatives this June. Your doily is very pretty and it turned out lovely! . You explained your instructions very well. Thank you for this video! :)
Great work! I will be making this doily, this will be easy for me. For us Americans, a treble is a double crochet and half treble and a half double crochet.
I love it! Thank you for the great tutorial, very easy to follow. Even for a Dutch gal like me, only have been crocheting for 10 months. I'm learning UK terminology just by watching what stitches you're doing, you're showing them so well!! Love this pattern, it turned out beautiful.
Hi :) I made these years ago & they have help VERY well with DAILY use, & washing. It's a great first time doily/coaster pattern & I just wanted to thank you for teaching me this years ago & im so glad the pattern is still up cause I want to make more :)) I did mine in 2 colours for each coaster. I used really nice cotton yarn. So I just changed colours for the cluster round, it just adds a POP to it. I had 4 colours so I rotated the combinations & made a set, people can identify which is theirs too :)) Much thanks🙏
Loved it. I have tried so many videos to make a doilie. This is the first one i got it finished. Its very pretty too. Thank you. Im so proud of myself right now 🙂
thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial! the doily itself is really easy to follow. i've already finished it in about 3 hours. very very fun activity to do just to relax. ♥️
Hi there! Thanks for a fantastic tutorial. You're so calm & easy to understand & not a robot :) Lovely pattern. I changed colours on the row where you do your first cluster of 4 trebles row (can't remember what row number) and then changed back to main color. Looks fabulous!!! So for a beginner if you want to change colours try doing it at that point. You get a lovely stripe of colour. Thanks ever so much for this tut, you're so down to earth & pleasant to listen to. Thanks again!! :)) 1 down 99 to go LOL!! ;)
he he. .. aww thank you.. I love the sound of the stripes, I'm a big fan of changing colours. But I like to keep things as simple as I can in videos. Good luck with your 100 doilies! :D Thanks for your lovely comment x
just followed along with the video. my first doily and i love it thinking about making this into dress throw or coasters im really inspire!!!!! thanks for sharing.
Hi ya thanks so much for u'r tutorial, i'v been wanting to do dollies for ages but couldn't find one that i liked, iv not long started to crochet u's is lovely & u make so easy to follow. Thanks again x
Thank you very much for taking the time to share this video with us . I will be adding a few more rounds and using it as a dish towel :) One of my crocheting wish is ... to be as speedy as you are :)
Thank you, it is so pretty. I have already made two of them. Just love the way they turned out. Oh, I wanted them just a little bigger so I used a 5.5 mm hook. Worked out beautiful. Thank you again.
Good Morning, Watched the video, you did a great job on the directions, i have always wondered how they made these, so pretty.. you are very clear on your directions. i think i can do this one. thank you for sharing this one. have a sunshine day. i will be trying this one.
thanks for this great tutorial, very easy to follow, well explained and showed. you are a big help for beginners, please do even more tutorials like that! I finally managed to finish a doily that has no strange gaps here and there! thanks again
Thank you for the lovely tutorial. It's really beautiful and easy to follow. You're a great teacher. I tried triple or treble crochet instead of double crochet for the triangular shape you made for the walls , it came out perfectly.
my first...loved it. Being able to pause and then catch up helped and your sweet voice made it fun. Very great view. I cannot find the written instructions though. :)
That was so dang easy took about 15 minutes !! Love it gonna make lots more starch them sew them together and make some boho curtains ..fabulous video thaks !!!
Hello Olivia, Just found your tutorial this morning and wanted to thank you so much for making it just so easy for beginners like me, your instructions are very clear to follow - I paused you, rushed off and got some yarn and did it with you, yay I now have a doilly too !!! I have the feeling these could become addictive. Kindest Regards from Sheena
Absolutely Beautiful! I've never made a doily using the small thread, you make it look easy with clear instructions. Have a great day and thanks for sharing! Diana, California, USA.
Hey that was really easy! Thanks for the tutorial. I made this following along with the video no problem. I realized early on in the video that treble in Europe means Double Crochet here in the States and that Half Treple is actually called a Half Double crochet here. I am going to make a set of these dollies and use them as coasters. Thanks again.
Hi Catherine, glad you getting on with the pattern nicely, you could repeat rounds 3 and 4, increasing the number of the chain space and the trebles to allow it to get wider...? Hope that helps. TFW :)
But it IS gorgeous 😊 I am making several and will wind up lacing/weaving/sewing them together to make and even BIGGER version of itself for my hunny 💘 His birthday is next month, and both our favorite color is purple. So thank you so very much for posting.
Thanks so much for this. I've ad a few and they were a g rest way to get a handle on crocheting thread. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It was easy for me to follow your instructions. I managed to make myself one in mustard yellow colour in just 45 minutes and it is beautiful... ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
Thanks to you, I was able to attempt and complete my very first doily :) I used cotton thread, so I'm thinking I may make a few of these and then connect them together..Wonderfully, clearly done, and now I have confidence to try other patterns :)
Your video is very easy to follow, even for someone who's never picked up some yarn before. Thank you for the great tutorial, I made one this morning! Love it!
Very nice doily! I was following along with you and only realized at the end of round 2 that it was UK terminology and and needed to start all over! but it was worth it :)
Thanks so much for this tutorial! This was my first time making a doily and it was great to watch you while I did it. I tried with written instructions only and was lost! Thanks again!
Thanks so much for this tutorial. It was easy to follow and well instructed. Was my first doily with crochet lace (#3) and it came out pretty good considering I'm a newbie. Thanks again!
Hello, omygoodness... what a lovely lovely comment, thank you so much. I'm so pleased you find my videos useful, there are so many great videos out there, just my take on things. I really like cotton crochet to, but the cottons are rather expensive here, not available in the shops.. thank goodness for ebay right! :D Happy Crocheting and thank you again for your lovely comment and for watchng my little vids! xx
Hi there.. thank you! ... the thread is Patons DK cotton.. I get it from all from different places .. are you in the UK? If you are the you can look in Hobbycraft they stock most of the colours now, in the 4ply and the DK weight. Thanks for watching Olivia
Hi! Great tutorial and loving the accent! I'm trying to do a doilly to cover a round soap and your pattern seems great for it. However I would have to decrease at some point to make it go over the soap and stay tight. I've bought such a soap and doilly together and now want to do my own. Could you let me know how to decrease or perhaps you're interested in a picture? Thanks a lot for your great work!
In the first row you say ‘treble crochet ‘, but here in the US we say ‘double crochet’. Beautiful work. You are very talented. Thanks for sharing with us . ❤️
I have been doing trebles it was too loose ,then i discovered that it is what I called dc and I guess people call it differently in some countries (It's DC Us and TC in UK) which is confusing in tutorials xD and i discovered you talked about it in the description box ,Ill redo it again in DC , thank you
Hello from Miami!!! Thank you for this tutorial. You made it so easy for me to be able to do it WOW :) :) :) Thanks again, I will be looking at your other projects. Have a great Day!!
Hi Olivia first thankyou for a clear english tutorial if you know what I mean USA are good but their stitches are different for some reason. Anyway what I wanted to know was what size hook do you use. TFS Lyn x
hi Olivia @ girly bunches I have made four of these coasters and would love to make placemats to match any ideas please ??? Loving all your tutorials keep up the good work ! x
i just made this with u. I'm a beginner .it was so easy and fun to make.thanks a lot.if u add how much chains or which stich ,it will be more wasy for beginners.
Hi Maria, this one is really to small to make it into one that you can put on your coffee table, but if you play around, repeat some of the first few rounds.. I am sure you will be able to make it bigger.. its easy to unpick! TFW :D
Brilliant. Easy to follow, and you have a nice voice to listen to. Some other vids can get a bit grating when the voice is'nt too pleasant. Thank you. Cannot wait to try this. Regards.
Beautiful pattern Olivia....quick question though...what do u use when you recording videos? I want to do some tutorials and I have a webcam built in my pc and also one that plugs in. Thanks a bunch girl :) Keep up the great videos
Hello Olivia! I'm from the USA and do so enjoy your tutorials. I absolutely love your beautiful voice and accent. I'm finding RUclips a valuable source of how-to crochet tutorials and yours are some of the very best!! I especially admire cotton thread crochet. Thank you for sharing your time and talent with the world!!
dear Olivia, you are a great teacher. the tutorial is very clear and easy to follow, and the doily is pretty and lovely.
thank you. I made it with red in the middle and white all around. just beautifull.
Hi Olivia .... I am just a beginner and so followed your every move by watching a bit then pausing the video. Your instruction is so clear and easy to follow I now have a doilly too!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to teach us all x
I have always wanted to learn to crochet and have NEVER been able to wrap my brain around it, but I found your videos here and have watched them all, and you explain it so well as you demonstrate, and I am so excited to start! You turned the light bulb on over my head!! Thanks so much!
aww thanks Katherine Haley so pleased I was able to inspire you to have a go :) Let me know how you get on :)
hi. thank you so much. your vocal and visual instructions are very clear. thank you very much for the effort. I am starting my adventure with Plarn and so looking for doily ideas to form the tops of caps/hats. I love this pattern you have made. I will take the advice you gave Catherine and repeat row 3 and four.
Hi Olivia, thanks so much for this tutorial. I started to learn crochet just 1 week ago. Your doily pattern was the first complete project that I attempted - I started it and finished it all in the space of 1 saturday morning - I was very pleased with myself! Thanks for the clear instructions and the lovely pattern, I am now totally 'hooked' on crochet, thanks to your wonderful vids ;)
Oh Olivia, thank you, thank you, thank you after 12 months of trying I finally get it and made the doily. Thank you for demystifying it, I am quite ham-fisted so this was a real achievement for me. Thank you again :)
i have been making these for a long time never using a pattern so this gave me a sense of how important counting is .... I followed along and made my first one the right way .thanks
Many thanks for a very clear tutorial. I had some left over crochet cotton (aunt Lydia 10), I had been crocheting mesh bags to use when buying vege to save plastic. I didn't have enough cotton left for one more bag and found your doily tutorial. I never dreamed I would be able to crochet a doily being a left handed basic crocheter, I managed 3 doily's before the thread ran out. Keep well.
you have given such great instructions..thank you so much......brilliant...i always thought youhad to increase stitches on each row....guess not..lol....which is probably why my doilies turn out looking like waves....so thanks again..i learnt alot...
I wanted to make some doilies to take as gifts when I travel to Bristol, England to see my relatives this June. Your doily is very pretty and it turned out lovely! . You explained your instructions very well. Thank you for this video! :)
Thanks Anne- Maree, hope you had a lovely trip to Bristol, I know it well as my Grandparents and parents are from Bristol :) Thanks for watching.
Thank you for this easy pattern. Made 3 doilies in different colours. The instructions are so clear and easy to follow.
Great, I am so pleased, thanks for watching :)
Great work! I will be making this doily, this will be easy for me. For us Americans, a treble is a double crochet and half treble and a half double crochet.
I love it! Thank you for the great tutorial, very easy to follow. Even for a Dutch gal like me, only have been crocheting for 10 months. I'm learning UK terminology just by watching what stitches you're doing, you're showing them so well!! Love this pattern, it turned out beautiful.
Wonderful directions. I think you did a great job on telling and showing in this video. Well done! Thank you for sharing.
Hi :) I made these years ago & they have help VERY well with DAILY use, & washing. It's a great first time doily/coaster pattern & I just wanted to thank you for teaching me this years ago & im so glad the pattern is still up cause I want to make more :)) I did mine in 2 colours for each coaster. I used really nice cotton yarn. So I just changed colours for the cluster round, it just adds a POP to it. I had 4 colours so I rotated the combinations & made a set, people can identify which is theirs too :)) Much thanks🙏
Loved it. I have tried so many videos to make a doilie. This is the first one i got it finished. Its very pretty too. Thank you. Im so proud of myself right now 🙂
thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial! the doily itself is really easy to follow. i've already finished it in about 3 hours. very very fun activity to do just to relax. ♥️
Hi there! Thanks for a fantastic tutorial. You're so calm & easy to understand & not a robot :) Lovely pattern. I changed colours on the row where you do your first cluster of 4 trebles row (can't remember what row number) and then changed back to main color. Looks fabulous!!! So for a beginner if you want to change colours try doing it at that point. You get a lovely stripe of colour. Thanks ever so much for this tut, you're so down to earth & pleasant to listen to. Thanks again!! :)) 1 down 99 to go LOL!! ;)
he he. .. aww thank you.. I love the sound of the stripes, I'm a big fan of changing colours. But I like to keep things as simple as I can in videos. Good luck with your 100 doilies! :D Thanks for your lovely comment x
I've done it with different colour each row and it was beautiful. Thanks for this tutorial
Hi , At last , Clear , concise easy to follow patterns thank you , will be looking out for more .
just followed along with the video. my first doily and i love it thinking about making this into dress throw or coasters im really inspire!!!!! thanks for sharing.
Hi ya thanks so much for u'r tutorial, i'v been wanting to do dollies for ages but couldn't find one that i liked, iv not long started to crochet u's is lovely & u make so easy to follow. Thanks again x
Thank you my dear, I love doilies that are made with different colours.. so glad you found it helpful, Thank you for watching :D
Aww so pleased you found this helpful and easy to follow :D Thank you for watching! :D
Thank you very much for taking the time to share this video with us . I will be adding a few more rounds and using it as a dish towel :) One of my crocheting wish is ... to be as speedy as you are :)
Thank you, it is so pretty. I have already made two of them. Just love the way they turned out. Oh, I wanted them just a little bigger so I used a 5.5 mm hook. Worked out beautiful. Thank you again.
Great!, pleased you like the video :)
Ap Wrg I know it’s been a while but do you know how big yours came out to using 5.5mm hook? Ty!!
Wow! Easy, quick, and beautiful! Thank you!
Good Morning, Watched the video, you did a great job on the directions, i have always wondered how they made these, so pretty.. you are very clear on your directions. i think i can do this one. thank you for sharing this one. have a sunshine day. i will be trying this one.
Thanks deborah james I hope you enjoy making it! :D
thanks for this great tutorial, very easy to follow, well explained and showed. you are a big help for beginners, please do even more tutorials like that! I finally managed to finish a doily that has no strange gaps here and there! thanks again
Thank you for the lovely tutorial. It's really beautiful and easy to follow. You're a great teacher. I tried triple or treble crochet instead of double crochet for the triangular shape you made for the walls , it came out perfectly.
What a great tutorial! Thank you! And finally I see someone who holds their hook and yarn the same as me!
Oh yay!! Not many of us are there? Thank you Fiona, pleased you liked the video, thanks for watching :)
my first...loved it. Being able to pause and then catch up helped and your sweet voice made it fun. Very great view. I cannot find the written instructions though. :)
That was so dang easy took about 15 minutes !! Love it gonna make lots more starch them sew them together and make some boho curtains ..fabulous video thaks !!!
That sounds amazing!!! 🤩
Hello Olivia, Just found your tutorial this morning and wanted to thank you so much for making it just so easy for beginners like me, your instructions are very clear to follow - I paused you, rushed off and got some yarn and did it with you, yay I now have a doilly too !!! I have the feeling these could become addictive.
Kindest Regards from Sheena
Absolutely Beautiful! I've never made a doily using the small thread, you make it look easy with clear instructions. Have a great day and thanks for sharing! Diana, California, USA.
Oh, let me know how you like it if you try. You're very welcome, I am glad you liked it :)
Thank you for this tutorial which I found easy to follow. I have made 3 of these doilies and I'm very pleased with how they turned out.
Nice pattern ! Very easy and fun. Your tutorial is great! Thanks for sharing it !
Hey that was really easy! Thanks for the tutorial. I made this following along with the video no problem. I realized early on in the video that treble in Europe means Double Crochet here in the States and that Half Treple is actually called a Half Double crochet here.
I am going to make a set of these dollies and use them as coasters. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for making this video it’s is so easy to follow/ understand
Just finished this easy doily. Worked well. You are an amazing tutor! Thank you! Would appreciate a larger doily to try!
Your instructions are so clear. Thank you.
I love it. It's so pretty and easy. I'm trying this out tonight. Thank you!
Great, how did you get on? Thanks for watching :)
Girlybunches it came out perfect. Thanks!
Hi Catherine, glad you getting on with the pattern nicely, you could repeat rounds 3 and 4, increasing the number of the chain space and the trebles to allow it to get wider...? Hope that helps. TFW :)
But it IS gorgeous 😊 I am making several and will wind up lacing/weaving/sewing them together to make and even BIGGER version of itself for my hunny 💘 His birthday is next month, and both our favorite color is purple. So thank you so very much for posting.
Just lovely. Thank you for your video. I had just a little purple cotton yarn in my stash, and this doily managed it perfectly.👌
Wonderful tutorial - easy to follow... the result is fantastic... thank you so much
So pleased you liked it Jana, thanks for watching :)
I very much enjoyed working this doily and it turned out great! I can't wait to make this in different colors.
Wow, it's actually much easier than it looks. Thanks for the tutorial. Would definitely do it.
Thanks so much for this. I've ad a few and they were a g rest way to get a handle on crocheting thread. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It was easy for me to follow your instructions. I managed to make myself one in mustard yellow colour in just 45 minutes and it is beautiful...
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Beautifully done💗. Very pretty doily, and your tutorials are super easy to follow💗. Thanks a bunch💗
Hi is very nice crochet doily, & I loved how did you explained on the tutorial, is beautiful, thanks for shear us your nice ideas, that help us, 💝
Such a sweet little doily - I did crochet along with you and found your tutorial very easy to follow - thank you!
Nice little task on a rainy afternoon 😁
I just love your tutorials. So easy and fun. Thank you so very much.
Just made this, so pretty! Thank you! Very easy tutorial to follow.
Thank you! This was the first doily I have every made and it turned out great.
Thanks to you, I was able to attempt and complete my very first doily :) I used cotton thread, so I'm thinking I may make a few of these and then connect them together..Wonderfully, clearly done, and now I have confidence to try other patterns :)
Your video is very easy to follow, even for someone who's never picked up some yarn before. Thank you for the great tutorial, I made one this morning! Love it!
I downloaded this for my long trip away from having phone service. Thank you so much for this pattern!!!
hi, it took me a while to figure what you are talking about trebles. im use seeing double crochet not trebles. but i made one. i love it.
Great, check out this video, but I am pleased you were able to get it in the end. Thanks for watching :) ruclips.net/video/GOu-PNkRdgU/видео.html
i sat down watched this video then made one myself... Very easy to make thank you so much for showing us how to do it
So pleased you liked it Krystal! Thank you for watching :)
Thank you for this easy tutorials very pretty .
This was my first my first ever doily and it turned out amazing. It was so easy to follow Thankyou so much!
Hey you're so welcome, really glad I was able to show you how. Thanks for watching :)
Very nice doily! I was following along with you and only realized at the end of round 2 that it was UK terminology and and needed to start all over! but it was worth it :)
+dimplez1ish Awww sorry about that. I'm a Brit through and through :) Glad it was worth starting again :)
Thanks so much for this tutorial! This was my first time making a doily and it was great to watch you while I did it. I tried with written instructions only and was lost! Thanks again!
Thanks so much for this tutorial. It was easy to follow and well instructed. Was my first doily with crochet lace (#3) and it came out pretty good considering I'm a newbie. Thanks again!
This was a very pretty and simple doily and your tutorial was wonderful.
Beautiful I have made my dollies with kite string and it's gorgeous. Thank you.
Thank you for your tutorial! I just started crocheting and this was a great tutorial for a novice like myself! Easy to follow 👍
Cute simple coffee coasters 💗
Hello, omygoodness... what a lovely lovely comment, thank you so much. I'm so pleased you find my videos useful, there are so many great videos out there, just my take on things. I really like cotton crochet to, but the cottons are rather expensive here, not available in the shops.. thank goodness for ebay right! :D Happy Crocheting and thank you again for your lovely comment and for watchng my little vids! xx
Hi there.. thank you! ... the thread is Patons DK cotton.. I get it from all from different places .. are you in the UK? If you are the you can look in Hobbycraft they stock most of the colours now, in the 4ply and the DK weight.
Thanks for watching
Olivia
You explained very nicely and easy to follow thanks
Thanks Kim, yes its a tricky subject, if you look at my older videos, you can see that I've done a video all about this subject! :D TFW
Very pretty and easy to understand and to make. Thank you.
Hi! Great tutorial and loving the accent! I'm trying to do a doilly to cover a round soap and your pattern seems great for it. However I would have to decrease at some point to make it go over the soap and stay tight. I've bought such a soap and doilly together and now want to do my own. Could you let me know how to decrease or perhaps you're interested in a picture? Thanks a lot for your great work!
In the first row you say ‘treble crochet ‘, but here in the US we say ‘double crochet’. Beautiful work. You are very talented. Thanks for sharing with us . ❤️
I have been doing trebles it was too loose ,then i discovered that it is what I called dc and I guess people call it differently in some countries (It's DC Us and TC in UK) which is confusing in tutorials xD and i discovered you talked about it in the description box ,Ill redo it again in DC , thank you
Yes I use British terminology and I made a video about it here - ruclips.net/video/GOu-PNkRdgU/видео.html Hope that this helps :)
Hello from Miami!!! Thank you for this tutorial. You made it so easy for me to be able to do it WOW :) :) :) Thanks again, I will be looking at your other projects. Have a great Day!!
Thank you very much for this great tutorial. Since yesterday, I have already made 10 doilies and working on more. TFS!
Hi Olivia first thankyou for a clear english tutorial if you know what I mean USA are good but their stitches are different for some reason. Anyway what I wanted to know was what size hook do you use.
TFS Lyn x
Simple n beauty. Easy to follow for a beginner. Thanks so much.
Hi Ambika, sorry for the late reply, I used Patons cotton, DK I think. and I used a compact Canon Camera - I'll have to look up the model. TFW :D
Thank you for a really easy pattern for a beginner, thoroughly enjoyed it.
Wow! Creative work best explained.
hi Olivia @ girly bunches I have made four of these coasters and would love to make placemats to match any ideas please ??? Loving all your tutorials keep up the good work ! x
Fast and easy and really nice looking thanks!
Nice flower design
i just made this with u. I'm a beginner .it was so easy and fun to make.thanks a lot.if u add how much chains or which stich ,it will be more wasy for beginners.
Hi Maria, this one is really to small to make it into one that you can put on your coffee table, but if you play around, repeat some of the first few rounds.. I am sure you will be able to make it bigger.. its easy to unpick! TFW :D
Brilliant. Easy to follow, and you have a nice voice to listen to. Some other vids can get a bit grating when the voice is'nt too pleasant. Thank you. Cannot wait to try this. Regards.
Thank you! Very good video. I can't wait to try this tomorrow!
Im a complete beginner and managed to do this is 30 minutes! Thank you!!
Made one..gonna make few more... And I loved it... Thank u so much... 😊
They are addictive, pleased you like it., thanks for watching :)
Soooooo beautiful . TKS a Lot for teaching us . Greetings from Brazil .
I love your videos; so detailed and easy to follow! Thank you so much for sharing.
just made one of these on a 3.50 mm hook, perfect coaster size, now to get on and make at least 3 more for a set
Love your channel.You explain everything nicely. Thank you!!☺️
Beautiful pattern Olivia....quick question though...what do u use when you recording videos? I want to do some tutorials and I have a webcam built in my pc and also one that plugs in. Thanks a bunch girl :) Keep up the great videos
Thank you very much! The tutorial was very easy to follow and now I have a very beautiful doily! :)