Jayda you are a Crochet Goddess! I have a learning disability and you have taught me how to crochet the Granny Square. Your Channel is the first place I go to when I want something new to crochet! Sending you and Mr. InStitches hugs and kisses!
I absolutely LOVE this quick project!! I had some scrap cotton that I used when following along and the kerchief turned out so nice that I went to Hobby Lobby and got some “I Love This Cotton” yarn to make some intentional kerchiefs. I might even give some as gifts to the other ladies in my life. Thanks for sharing the pattern!
I love this pattern! I am still newish to crochet and really wanted to start making wearables. This seems to be the perfect starting point. You make it very easy to follow along to make sure your project is flawless. And what a great idea to add a little charm at the tip of it. Thank you for this.
Love this kerchief tutorial. Had some kitchen cotton to use up, made kerchief and washed it several times (3) then dried it in the dryer with towels and the dryer balls it was very soft when it came out. Will share photos when I have completed all 3 that I need to make. Thank you for sharing this tutorial.
Oh I love these! I’ve been working on a shawl with TruBoo and a Tunic with Coboo. Love this yarn. Beautiful drape. My head doesn’t wear them well, but I still love them!!! Thank you Jayda! ❤
Hi! No adjustment is required, use the hook that best suits your thread size and repeat the pattern until it's as wide across as you like (measurements for adults and kids are in the video) and then add the ties and finish 😊
hi ms jayda..i have a question..i wont to make a rectangle table cloth but i want to make it a size 48 inches length by 24 inches breath so what length should i make the first chains.. i mean how many numbers should i make the row of first chains.. can you please tell me thank you
Hi! That depends on the pattern you're using, what direction you're using the pattern in (left to right or up and down), the yarn or thread, the hook size, your personal tension, etc. Once you have that figured out, you'll need to chain a length that fits all that criteria and is either the length (48") or the width (24") 😊
Jayda you are a Crochet Goddess! I have a learning disability and you have taught me how to crochet the Granny Square. Your Channel is the first place I go to when I want something new to crochet! Sending you and Mr. InStitches hugs and kisses!
Hi Cammy! Thank you 💗💗💗
Very beautiful ❤
So cute!!!! This is definitely going on my "To Make" list! 💜
Thank you for watching! 🌞
Love this!!! I have the perfect yarn to use for it and didn'tknow what to make with it. This is so exciting!Thank you Jayda! 😊
Wonderful!
I love this pattern. I've already made 4 for children since I saw the video. I'm adding it to my summer hat projects, I crochet and donate. Thank you😊
Wonderful! Thank you for watching Arlene 🌞
I absolutely LOVE this quick project!! I had some scrap cotton that I used when following along and the kerchief turned out so nice that I went to Hobby Lobby and got some “I Love This Cotton” yarn to make some intentional kerchiefs. I might even give some as gifts to the other ladies in my life. Thanks for sharing the pattern!
Wonderful! Thank you for watching Dana! 🌞
I love this pattern! I am still newish to crochet and really wanted to start making wearables. This seems to be the perfect starting point. You make it very easy to follow along to make sure your project is flawless. And what a great idea to add a little charm at the tip of it. Thank you for this.
Thank you so much for watching and welcome to the world of crochet! 😊
Awesome item. Making myself one now. Great tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you for watching! 🌞
This was so cute! And I love the idea of the dangle in the back! Hope this finds you both happy and healthy! Have a wonderful day Jayda!
Thank you for watching Nancy! 🌞
Lovely idea! Thank you Jayda!
Thank you for watching! 🌞
I love the added jewelry at the point just makes it extra
Me too!
These are really cute, thank you & I love your shirt, too! It would be so cool to make one 😁❤
Thank you! 😊 Link in description for the top!
Thank you Jayda❤
I love this ! Thank you for sharing
Thank you for watching Dorothy! 🌞
Hey Jayda.i just had hip replacement surgery yesterday and I'm going to have plenty of time while recovering to crochet
Hi Elaine! A very speedy recovery to you 💗 That is a great way to look at it!!
I love this simple kerchief especially the cute trinket that was added. I love that idea.
Thank you Brooklyn!
TY tons. Namesta 🐞🥰
Hi Lala 💗
I love it, I have many charms I can use but I will use a clasp though so I can remove it before I wash it.
Makes washing easier for sure!
Ty for all the all of it😊
Thank you for watching! 🌞
So cute Jayda, I will be making a few of these as gifts ❤
Fantastic! Thank you for watching Lorraine! 🌞
So beautiful and thank you for sharing ❤️ 💕
You are so welcome!
This kerchief is so pretty. I love these lovely things to hide my “bad hair” on certain days. Thank you for sharing. 💜🙏🏻
Me too! You are so welcome!
I never wear a kerchief, but it would be great for the cottage!! Thanks Jayda❤
Absolutely!
Love this kerchief tutorial. Had some kitchen cotton to use up, made kerchief and washed it several times (3) then dried it in the dryer with towels and the dryer balls it was very soft when it came out. Will share photos when I have completed all 3 that I need to make. Thank you for sharing this tutorial.
That sounds great! Looking forward to it Rose 😊
So sweet and cute kerchief! You are fantastic, Jayda! Lovely top as well, and the craft room is a dream! Thank you!
Thanks so much Vivi! 😊
Oh I love these!
I’ve been working on a shawl with TruBoo and a Tunic with Coboo. Love this yarn. Beautiful drape.
My head doesn’t wear them well, but I still love them!!! Thank you Jayda! ❤
I'm loving the softness of bamboo yarn so much!
I love it 😻 ❤
Thank you Kimberly! 🌞
Hello Jayda trust you keeping well thanks it's Mrs Sandy Kasi South Africa Kzn Durban tc God bless ❤
Hi Sandy!
Nice! I tried with #4 yarn but seems it gets too wide too soon. So I will try a #3 yarn. I want it deeper.
Tension can affect it too, you can also try a smaller hook 😊
@@JaydaInStitches, I may try a smaller hook. I want it to hang longer, if possible.
I’m having the same issue… too wide… will rip it out and go with a smaller hook.
Thanks for posting!
YaY I voted for kerchief 🎉🎉🎉
Your poncho is a WIP I’m doing in glow in the dark cotton yarn ❤❤❤. Much of my yarn is Lion Brand
Nice!
What size hook? I can't get anything to stay in my baby fine hain not even Bobby pin and barrettes 😢❤❤❤
Very pretty, I like them so much. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Question. If you continue the pattern can you make it into a sarong? That would be cute made in cotton.
Totally! Its a C2C concept, so anything square or triangular is an option!
@@JaydaInStitches I’m going to try it and let you know how it goes. Thanks for the reply!
Very pretty kerchief Jayda thank you I love the added trinket 😊Amanda xx💞
Thanks so much 😊
Can you crochet a blanket with this pattern
Yes!
@@JaydaInStitches what would the count be
Acrylic
Thank you so much for this one. I have the same yarn and can't wait to get one started🤗🥰💖
We hope you enjoy it!
Adorable! Especially with that bit of jewelry 💜
Thank you, I thought so too! 😁
Hi, I want to make this with a crochet thread, to make it a bit more light weight. How would I adjust the pattern to do this?
Hi! No adjustment is required, use the hook that best suits your thread size and repeat the pattern until it's as wide across as you like (measurements for adults and kids are in the video) and then add the ties and finish 😊
@@JaydaInStitches thank you! I'm really excited to get started on this :)
Are we going to get clothes for our doll?
Yes! Coming soon 😊
Lovely 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks 🤗
can you give us the pattern for that sweater
Linked in description 😊
hi ms jayda..i have a question..i wont to make a rectangle table cloth but i want to make it a size 48 inches length by 24 inches breath so what length should i make the first chains.. i mean how many numbers should i make the row of first chains.. can you please tell me thank you
Hi! That depends on the pattern you're using, what direction you're using the pattern in (left to right or up and down), the yarn or thread, the hook size, your personal tension, etc. Once you have that figured out, you'll need to chain a length that fits all that criteria and is either the length (48") or the width (24") 😊
@@JaydaInStitches thankyou so much
Jayda, Is that also the same pattern as if you are making a C2C blanket
You could definitely make a blanket using this concept, yes! Anything triangular or square 😊
@@JaydaInStitches thank you