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OMG! I love hearing that:) If you can share a pic with me that would be great! I'd love to see them:) Just tag me on insta @the_stitch_sessions 🤩

@@TheStitchSessions I sent a msg on insta along with pics 🙈

Hi there! You may be right! I didn't think of cutting the front end off. I've always just done the end but if the beginning works for you, go for it!:) Thanks for sharing .🤩

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Oh how wonderful to hear from South Africa! So happy this video helped you!:) Thanks for sharing.👍😍

By continuous Granny, do you mean you want to keep going to create a larger square? You can keep goign as is to make it bigger with the same method. Although you absolutely could flip your work. It will just have a slightly different texture which wiuld be very pretty too. Hope that helps!

Thank you so much! 💕

Oh yes! A cowl would be lovely!😀

Great question! I think any straight forward stitch would work. So many lovely stitches to choose from. The main thing is to keep the stitch count consistent from here on out. Let me know if you have a particular one in mind that you are wondering about. Good luck!

@@TheStitchSessions Thanks a lot . I'll keep u posted once I find one .

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Thank you so much:)

Fantastic! Glad you found it useful:)

OMG! Thank you so much. I'm glad you found it helpful!😍

Hi there! You can definitely size this up for an adult. Just follow the sizing chart for an adult hat diameter. So keep increasing the circle until you get the size you need. Then begin the floret stitch part the same way. Hope that makes sense! Good luck and let me know if you have any other questions!👍

Hi Megan! Can’t wait to see how it turns out.🥰😍🧶

@@TheStitchSessions After a bit of thinking, I bet I could use this to make a fabulous poncho swimsuit coverup, which I’ve been meaning to make for a while now. Thanks for the awesome video giving me so many ideas!

@@meganberk6072 Ooooh! That's nice too! Looking forward to see how you make out:)

Thanks so much!

That’s a great suggestion!!! Thanks for the tip!🤩👍👍

Glad you like it Amy!

Me too!:)

That is a beautiful idea! Give me a little time and I will be working up a tutorial on this very thing! Stay tuned!:)

Right on! I hope you'll enjoy this one too:)

Oh how lovely! What colour did you make yours?

Hi Vitoria! I'm so happy you find this tutorial useful. If you are crocheting this for someone else, I would go ahead and add a chain or two in the underarm area. It's always better to make things a little bigger than smaller. I personally always go by the arm depth measurement first. Once you reach your arm depth, add some pins or markers, then check to see if your chest measurement equals what your chest measurement requirement is. If the chest measurement falls too small, I would do another round or two until your chest measurement reaches the number you need. *Remember to add a little wiggle room with an extra round or two in general unless you like your sweater tight. I would rather have a looser fitting sleeve than a tight bodice. I hope that all makes sense! Please feel free to check in with in any other questions. Have fun!

Does it curl up or it started to ripple? If it curls up, you may need to add more increases but that shouldn't be the case. If you can send me a picture of your work, Ic an have a look and see if I can figure out what's happening. Just email it to me at info@crochetcrafty.com. Hopefully we can figure it out.👍

If it's curling (aka cupping) you don't have enough increases. If it's rippling, there are too many. Mine was doing it too, the answer was starting with 8 DC instead of 10.

You are so sweet! Thank you so much.! Actually, if you take what you've learned here, you can apply it to a bucket hat tutorial I have here: ua-cam.com/video/nGB-TN_uNls/v-deo.htmlsi=PLWgI1d3QGKKmOTA this one is for a baby but I talk about how you can size it up if you like. 👍

Sure! You will get a "softer" rug and not as sturdy as if you use cording but it will still be lovely:) 👍

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it!

there's a link to this in the description to this tutorial as mentioned in the video. 🤩 I'll link it here as well for you. Have fun! ua-cam.com/video/RSBeadj1FXo/v-deo.htmlsi=npT3ypQdL1dchvaH

Thank you so much!

Hi Deloris, Sorry if it's confusing. I hope I didn't make a booboo in answering some of the other questions but the odd row only get increases at the beginnings and ends - NOT throughout. Hopefully, that's a little clearer? Please do let me know if you have more questions. 👍

Thank YOU so much for your comment:)

Thank you so much!:)

Oh thank you so much!:)

Thank you so much!:)

Hi there! This particular one was 10" in width and 12" in length before I folded the panel to create the pocket. Hope that helps!

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Aaaah! I love hearing that! Wonderful:) 😍😍😍😍

Hi there! You can use a bulk weight yarn but your pencil case will come out quite large. Probably more like a purse. If you are ok with that go for it! With regards to straps, I'm not sure what you are referring to as there are no straps attached to this project. And as for sewing the sides, this project was crocheted in the round so no side seems were created. Might you be confusing this video with another one you watched?🤔

Hi, so sorry for the confusion. I just realized I commented on the wrong video lol. This was in reference to the small tote bag you made using teal, yellow and white yarn.

@@melaniewilson8234 LOL I thought so! Ok got it! Yes that's the beach tote. Yes you can use a bulky yarn but as I previously mentioned it will make a larger bag so keep that in mind. If you are using one colour, just count the total number of rows I did with all the colours before I reached the strap for your row count and it should be the same. And lastly, yes you can sew up the sides with regular thread but I find that using the same yarn makes it a little stronger;) Hope this helps!

Thank you so much!😍

You are too kind! Thank you and glad you found it helpful!👍

thank you! 😍

thank you so much!

Oh wonderful!

🤩My pleasure! Thanks for watching:)

Oooh! I can't wait to see how it turns out. What a great idea!! Please keep us posted;)👍

It's going to be awhile lol. After 5 rnds. It's only 7 inches. May even add a few more rnds of cluster stitches as I go.

@@houseceo2426 I think it's going to be absolutely fabulous. Whenever it's finished, let me know! Enjoy!

Most definitely! Thank you!!!

​​@@TheStitchSessions It's finished. With the #2 weight yarn and 6.5 (K) It's so light and airy.

Hi Linda! What a lovely comment. Thank you so much! And yes! A baby blanket would be so lovely and sweet. Keep us posted on how you make out!

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Wonderful to hear! thank you. 😍

Thank you so much! Yes you absolutely can cinch it up a little in that back that way. Glad you enjoyed this project. And I love the Daisy Farm Craft channel too:) They create beautiful designs.👍