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Hello! All the details including the amount of yarn required can be found here: jototheworld.com/adorable-baby-blanket-crochet-pattern

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That's wonderful! I'm thrilled to hear you found it easy to follow and you made a set so quickly! Thanks for watching and for your comment.

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Thank you! I'm really happy to hear you found it helpful :)

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words! Hope you enjoy making this blanket!

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Thank you so much! Those colors would be beautiful. Congratulations on your daughter in law's second baby! I hope you enjoy making these sunflower coasters and the puff stitch heart blanket :)

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Hello! Each panel is made from the chain row up. The number of starting chains determines the width and the number of rows determines the height. You can adjust the width by making more or less starting chains in multiples of 2 + 1 (which means you’ll need an odd number of starting chains). You can adjust the height by making more or less rows. I don't have the exact number of chains to make the pillow a different size as I've only designed, made and tested this pillow with the size listed in the pattern. You are welcome to experiment with a different number of chains using the multiple of starting chains provided above :)

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I'm so happy to hear that! Thanks for your comment. Hope you enjoy making these daisy coasters!

Wonderful! Yes, there's a matching Adorable Baby Hat. You can make it without a flower for boys (just the stripe) or with a flower for girls. Here's the link to the free pattern: jototheworld.com/adorable-baby-hat-crochet-pattern There's no video tutorial at this time but there are step-by-step written instructions :)

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Hello! I’ve only made this blanket with the one color but here are general (untested) instructions: At the end of the blanket body, change colors and start the border with the new color. To change colors, after your last stitch on the blanket body, place the new color on your hook and pull it through the loop of your old color. Fasten off the old color. With your new color, follow the instructions for the border. Hope this helps!

I'm glad you like it! I'm not sure what that is but happy to hear you like the pattern and video!

It's my pleasure! Hope you enjoy making it!

Wonderful! I hope you enjoy making it! It works up quite quickly. :)

​@@jototheworldcreationsI'm currently on the round 4. I understand you very well, thank you! My only problem is my patience and my hand is hurting. I then realized the effort of every crocheted product I wanted to buy but it's to pricey. I really get it now. 😭 Anyway, thank you so much for this!!!

Hello! This is the first time I've heard of someone's coaster turning out ruffled. I've had the pattern extensively tested and seen so many crocheters finished coasters. I'd recommend you double check your stitch count. Perhaps (and it's hard to say for sure without knowing where you might be going wrong), you could try a larger hook?

Hello! It's important to know the front for a couple reasons. If you ever wanted to make the squares in different colors and wanted to alternate the squares in a specific way, you'd want to know which side is the front. Indicating which side is the front also helps you follow the pattern for joining (where to start and end) so that the joining seams are going in the correct directions and for following the instructions for the border/straps. You are correct though, if you make the squares with all the same colors, it does look the same on both sides. :)

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Hello! Those colors would be wonderful. I'm glad you're finding it easy and pretty. As for the spaces in the valley, because you are skipping the valley cluster space, there will be a space there. You can try making the next stitch (after skipping the valley cluster space) quite tightly. Hope that helps!

Thank you! I'm glad to hear you are enjoying the video. Happy crocheting!

Hello! It's okay if your blanket is not the exact same size as mine. You may crochet looser than I do. Also, using a different brand of yarn can make the blanket a different size. Having a blanket that is 39" wide is still a wonderful width for a blanket. :) If you aren't happy with the width and would like to make it smaller, you can use a smaller hook or less starting chains (in the multiples provided in the pattern).

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Thank you! Yes there is: jototheworld.com/baby-booties-crochet-pattern

Hello! This pattern was designed, made and tested using size 3 (light) yarn and a K/10.5 (6.50 mm) hook. You are welcome to try a different yarn weight and/or hook size but the size, overall look and feel of your scarf as well as the amount of yarn required may be different. For example, if you use size 4 (medium) yarn, your scarf may be thicker and heavier with tighter stitches that look different and your scarf may not be as flexible, lightweight and airy as it was designed to be. If you would like to try making it with size 4 (medium) yarn, you can try using the same hook size (K/10.5) or try going up hook size (perhaps a 7.00 mm or a L/11 (8.00 mm)). I recommend you make a small sample (ch 25 and follow the pattern) to see if you like it.

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Thank you! If you are okay with the look of it, you're welcome to try ending after an odd row. It will look slightly different than mine and your buttons might need to be placed closer together but it's not vital to the pattern :)

@@jototheworldcreations thank you so much! I added a bit of yarn and made it to the even row ;) thanks for such great tutorials and hints!

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Thank you very much! I hope you enjoy crocheting it. I’m here if you have any questions ❤️

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Thank you so much!!! Hope you enjoy making it! I’m here if there’s anything I can do to help 💕

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You can absolutely add a lining!

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Thank you! Hope you enjoy making this crochet tote bag! 💕

Thank you very much! I'm so happy to hear you liked it!

Thank you so much! Working in the back ridge loops (back bumps) helps prevent a gap when you add the border. Crocheting into the back ridge loops is tighter than the top or bottom loops so it is normal for it to be quite tight when inserting your hook into the bumps. Take your time! It's worth it so there's no large, unwanted gap once the border is added.

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