Love, Love, Love this pattern.... have made more than a Dozen so far, giving as gifts to family and friends and All are so pleased with style and comfort. Thanks for sharing your talent and skills!!!
I so enjoy all the different yarns and hooks, and going in the rounds. My favorite yarn is the Unforgettable .So many times I chain 2 yarns together, my first round, I pick up the 2 loops from the chain, and next round, the other side of my chain 2 yarns, If you chain tight, use a larger hook. I use double yard in chains for ponchos neck, also for the beginning row of a blankets. Also, try, ch3, dc in first ch. ch2 dc in connection, ch2, dc in connection, easier than as doing for a dc ch,, do a 1/2 stitch, hold that loop ,there, hook again, finish the DC stitch, go back, finish that stitch, repeat.
Thank you so much! This design and your explanation makes this pattern basically foolproof. I’m on my first one, and it’s turning out beautifully. I’ll make a stash for gifts. Blessings. 🧶🤓
After looking through so many tutorials to find a good one for a beginner yours was the best, why, because you showed different yarns and the best thing for me was you showed us what they looked like on and that is a bonus :) thank you already finished one for a xmas present this year 2022
Thank you for this tutorial, apart from making hats I’ve not attempted anything else just yet, so, i gave this a go and I love it. I used two yarns together as my yarn seems rather thin, a multicolored one and a plain together with a 6mm hook. I was fascinated how it twisted and I just kept going. I started crocheting in April this year, really enjoying the journey. ♥️👍
Welcome to the world of crochet! I've been doing it quite some time now and I am still always learning new things. It's never boring and it's always so satisfying to make beautiful things with just yarn and a hook. I'm so glad you like the video ❤️
Loved all of them.. you are a good teacher giving sizes and not stitches help so much.. and the best you showed exactly how they look when worn.. thanks a lot
I just made one in a fluffy red yarn I held two strands of DK weight yarn together and it turned out lovely thanks for sharing 😁. I'm definitely going to make more of them.
So enjoyable and easy to make! I’m very new to crochet and mine came out gorgeous. I doubled up two strands of red heart roll with it cakes in showtime and paparazzi and I’m in love. I’m making a pastel one for my toddler now. Thank you!
Oh WOW!!! Bonus Bonus!! I only expected to see one made. Thank you so much for showing all of these being made. Can hardly find out what the contest will be. I will be trying one of these as soon as I finish "MY" shawl. You are so easy to follow.
Lol...I'm so glad too. You should come join us on my Facebook group at Ginell's Quarantine Crochet. We are a very laid back group of people in all skill levels just helping and inspiring eachother.
What a great pattern! Will be using this for making gifts because they work up so quickly with such pretty results. I definitely agree the variegated yarn looks so beautiful!
❤ YAY!! Got it on my first try! I can see where the trouble is, it’s thinking too much and following the directions of regimented crocheting. This is a wonderful project easy Peezy really quick. I agree, variegated yarn is perfect.🎉😊 Thank You for sharing😊
Thank you so much for this. Ive really enjoyed following it and making my own one. Your instructions were very clear and helpful. I love your enthusiasm too. Im inspired to make more, such a lovely way to use up the odd left over ball of yarn too.
absolutely loved making these. I am on my 3rd using various different yarns and the first 3 stitches that you demonstrated. Thank you for your amazing tutorial.
I am so glad you like it! I still make them all the time. I whipped up 3 quick matching ones in a purple sparkly yarn I found on clearance for me, my daughter and my Mom for Christmas. They are so fun. ❤️
@@jaynechambers1372 If you want to share pictures, we would love to see them on the Facebook group. I like to add to ongoing albums so people can see lots of examples from each video
Merci infiniment de donner les mesures par centimètres au lieu du nombre de chaines! Vous semblez réellement penser et comprendre les personnes qui tricotent avec des laines et des crochets différents des vôtres! Mille Bravos Madame! Exceptionnelle continuation et ... je m'abonne tout de suite à votre chaîne car vous êtes soucieuse des détails 🎉😊
Thank you for sharing this pattern I made two of them everyone has like them and everybody that wants one now I would like to know like how many chains can I do to make one for a 10 11 year old girl
Honestly a 10 year old would probably wear the same size, but you could go down maybe 4 or 6 stitches tops. If you can get a measurement off of her that would be better to go by.
Hi Ms. Ginell, I made the first twisted crochet cowl with the Landscapes yarn, & 6.00 mm hook. Using the 6.00 mm crochet hook makes the cowl rest a little higher on the neck, but not snug. It turned out so pretty, & it was easy & quick with your tutorial. Thanks again! MJ
@@GinellCooper Ok, I will post a pic. I made two in the Desert Spring (Landscapes) color because the color combo was so pretty. I'm going to buy a different color, and make the same cowl. Afterwards, I will post a pic on the Facebook group to show the difference.
I try to do almost everything by measurements. When I was learning to crochet, trying to match guage was really hard for me. When I started doing everything by measurements it all clicked into place. I am glad it works for you too. Welcome to the channel! ❤️
Hello… I am new to crochet but I found that design absolutely brilliant and so BEAUTIFUL. Could you perhaps guide me how to make wrist warmers in this same design…I am making lots of gifts from your cowl design and as addition having wrist warmers would be absolutely lovely
Hmmm a challenge... Do you want them to just basically be longer and skinnier? So I think just measure around your arm at the widest part of where you want them to go and that is the length of your chain. Then connect and follow the same instructions, possibly with a smaller stitch...like single crochet chain one...so the gaps aren't so big and then just keep going until it's the length you want. Let me know if you had something else in mind. Also if you come join us on my Facebook group you can share pictures with me and maybe I can help you figure it out. Welcome to the world of crochet!! I have been doing it for many years, I am always learning new things and I am never bored! Such a great hobby.
@@GinellCooper .. Yes, I absolutely LOVE your couch. I looks like the best place to take a nap as well. Please let me know when you get unpacked and settled in Tennessee, I would love to see pictures.
I believe I did it the same way I did the original one but instead of one DC in the chain, I did three DCtog in one chain, then chain one skip one and repeat. It will make sense once you start doing it, just imagine doing a cluster where you would normally do a Double Crochet.
I love those colors too! the problem with me it's I have a short neck and it is a bit uncomfortable to wear even scarves :( anyway I make some of these and I give them away :D I also wear someone but it has to be light or kind of open stich, I will make anyway :) thanks for sharing your proyect!!
If you decide to make them, try using a lighter yarn (maybe a 3 or a 2 even). The stitch is very open and with a lighter yarn it should drape lightly more like a silk scarf.
@@GinellCooper yes, thanks for your help, I already made 1 similar, it is dif stitch and also very easy. The only difference is that the other one is not twisted, but I think yours is better because you don't have to fix it when you wear it, I mean, the other one I have to fold it or roll it down. I will let you know what is the girl made it here in youtube ;) thanks again!!
My fist proyect in crochet with your clear instruction. It came a little tight for me otherwise it was beautiful. Will you please tell the name of the stitch? I'm going for my 2nd one with adjusted measurements
Oh I'm so glad you like it. I don't really have a name for the stitch but I would say that it is basically a mesh stitch which you can do with sc or hdc or dc. Honestly you could probably even do this with a granny stitch which is just a cluster of 3 DC's together separated by a chain. Once you get used to it, I think it's fun to experiment with all kinds of stitches.
This is a fun pattern! I am thrilled to have a quick gift idea. Currently making one with premier parfait yarn that’s super soft. It’s funny because I have changed the stitch each round so far based on what you said 😂 so not pulling it out but started as double then hdc and now the petal look. Thinking will start with the petal look. The other thing I am making it wide in both ways with hopes to be able to wear it like a good. Anywho thank you for the tutorial with all the ways and options. I will post a pic when I figure out how far I want it to become.
Yes. I actually made this video over a year ago and have made so many since that I couldn't remember. Luckily I had kept that blue one for myself and was able to pull it out if the closet and look at it. Yes you would do your v then skip a chain and do the next v
Can anyone tell me after connecting the chain and chaining up one, she says a DC in “this one” and I have zoomed in and cannot see which one she means by “this one”.. I get not the stitch the chain 1 is on but it looks like she skipped the stitch after that one too. Do you start stitches in the second chain or third??
You chain up one then skip the next chain. You'll see a pattern if you watch, you will DC, chain one and skip one over and over. That first DC is a mimic of that because you will need a space to DC into on the next round. I hope that makes sense.
I hear you and I've been there. I have found that if you use a color changing yarn it helps you see better where the top and bottom are and I have also used a stitch marker just so I get that first row right.
This is called a #mobiusstrip. A flat ribbon it circle that has NO sides but 1. It's a non-Euclidean geometric shape because it shouldn't exist in our 3D universe but it does. 😍 If you follow one surface of it w/ your finger, you would go over ALL its sides w/out ever lifting your finger. It's pretty cool! I've made these before but has forgotten about it. Thank you for the reminder! 👏🏻🧶
Ok I didn't get a reply back just got a heart does it automatically twist when you crochet that gap so the way it looks you just started from bottom rolllwhen you joined am I right im playing it in very slow speed right now
Yes, once the twist is established it will do this sort of figure 8 thing with the edges where it adds to one side then the other on its own. If you use a color changing yarn you'll be able to see how it works as you go.
I'm not sure what you mean. Do you mean are the ones I tried on different then what I made on camera? No they are the exact ones I made. Except I think the orange one was made off camera. Do they look different? Sometimes that super close view makes things look bigger than they are.
How did you make that last bonus one in the homespun yarn? Which stitch did you use of the 4 different ones you showed, did you do 1 or 2 strands tog, what size hook, etc? Thank you!
It's been a while since I made this video but I believe it was just one strand since the yarn is so bulky and the stitch was double DC version of the mesh just like the first one. Hook size was just the recommended size for that yarn.
No sorry. I keep saying I will put things down in writing but I barely have time to do all these videos. It is the same pattern as the original. Just in place of one double crochet you place the petal stitch that I demonstrated. Let me know if you need more help. ❤
I’m just getting so confused 😮where the starts and finishes are, maybe a little slower on exactly where the dc stitch goes, better than slower...a close up would be great 😅
If you do your first one in a color changing yarn, it will be easier to see where you started. But you can also mark it with a safety pin so you know which way is up
@@GinellCooper thank you 🙏🏼 for your answer. I have the Landscapes yarn in Harvest Moon, and so eager to do this beautiful 🤩 twisted cowl. I’ll try and place the pin, I’m sure it’ll help, but where exactly??
@@celsaflores7529 if it were me, I would place it along the new top edge when you do the first round of DC/CH and then when you come back around just know that if you don't want the twist, the pin should stay on the top edge of the ladder you created but if you do want the twist, it should be on the bottom. For me, it kind of ends up on the bottom naturally but that depends on how you hold the piece. I hope that helps
@@GinellCooper thank you, think it will help!! I got stuck on the 2nd rnd not knowing which was up or down and where to place the starting dc for 3rd row. But, I’ll give it another go until I get it🌺👌🏼🙏🏼
@@celsaflores7529 I believe in trial and error. When you get to round 3, if it's not doing the magical figure 8 thing, then back track and do it the other way. Luckily it goes fast so it's not a lot of work to undo. And once it's set up, it's easy peazy. 😁
It looks like I used a K hook which is 6.5 mm. I typically use the recommended hook size for the yarn unless I am doubling strands (larger) want it to be softer (larger) am working with Mosaic crochet (smaller) or making baskets (smaller)
Okay I'm not sure if I understand what you are asking but I am going to try my best to answer anyway. If it doesn't make sense we'll try again. The twist doesn't happen until you get to the end of the first round of the lattice. Then basically instead of continuing on at the top of the row you just finished you will continue on the bottom of the lattice. If you are not using self striping yarn, sometimes it hard to tell which is the bottom and top of that lattice when you get to the end of the first row. So to save yourself time, when you are at the beginning and just starting the lattice (see 8:11 of the video) mark the top of the lattice with a stitch marker. Then when you come back around you know your stitch won't go in that space until you have gone around twice. You are essentially doing too then bottom then top then bottom. But once it's set up on the second round it just happens naturally from that point on. Did that help?
Yes! I've done it with almost every weight. Just be sure to adjust your hook size accordingly. If the hook is too small, it can become thick and baskety.
Whatever the recommended size for the yarn you choose is. That way you aren't stuck with the yarn I picked, you can do anything. If you want it to be tighter, go down a size or two if you want it to be looser, go up a size or two.❤️
Love, Love, Love this pattern.... have made more than a Dozen so far, giving as gifts to family and friends and All are so pleased with style and comfort. Thanks for sharing your talent and skills!!!
You are so welcome. I'm glad it makes you happy
I so enjoy all the different yarns and hooks, and going in the rounds. My favorite yarn is the Unforgettable .So many times I chain 2 yarns together, my first round, I pick up the 2 loops from the chain, and next round, the other side of my chain 2 yarns, If you chain tight, use a larger hook. I use double yard in chains for ponchos neck, also for the beginning row of a blankets. Also, try, ch3, dc in first ch. ch2 dc in connection, ch2, dc in connection, easier than as doing for a dc ch,, do a 1/2 stitch, hold that loop ,there, hook again, finish the DC stitch, go back, finish that stitch, repeat.
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Thank you so much! This design and your explanation makes this pattern basically foolproof. I’m on my first one, and it’s turning out beautifully. I’ll make a stash for gifts. Blessings. 🧶🤓
I am so glad you love it 🥰
Thank you for sharing! Can’t wait to start one for a gift.
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After looking through so many tutorials to find a good one for a beginner yours was the best, why, because you showed different yarns and the best thing for me was you showed us what they looked like on and that is a bonus :) thank you already finished one for a xmas present this year 2022
I am so glad you enjoyed the video. It is one of my favorite quick projects to make ❤️
made this last year for christmas gifts, now returning to make neck wraps for myself and my husband since we moved up north- love this tutorial!
I'm so glad you are back. This pattern never gets old ❤️
Lion Brand Landscapes my favorite too. Thanks for sharing all your beautiful creations!
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Thank you for this tutorial, apart from making hats I’ve not attempted anything else just yet, so, i gave this a go and I love it. I used two yarns together as my yarn seems rather thin, a multicolored one and a plain together with a 6mm hook. I was fascinated how it twisted and I just kept going. I started crocheting in April this year, really enjoying the journey. ♥️👍
Welcome to the world of crochet! I've been doing it quite some time now and I am still always learning new things. It's never boring and it's always so satisfying to make beautiful things with just yarn and a hook. I'm so glad you like the video ❤️
Love that several types of yarn was used plus different crochet stitches. Win win. Thank you
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Loved all of them.. you are a good teacher giving sizes and not stitches help so much.. and the best you showed exactly how they look when worn.. thanks a lot
I am so glad you like it! ❤️
Thanks so much ❣️. I appreciate that you made the same pattern in different yarns that all look great and this pattern keeps it light and airy! 🧁🧁🧁
I just made one in a fluffy red yarn I held two strands of DK weight yarn together and it turned out lovely thanks for sharing 😁. I'm definitely going to make more of them.
I'm so glad you like it. I think I have made them for nearly everyone in my family. They are fun!
So enjoyable and easy to make! I’m very new to crochet and mine came out gorgeous. I doubled up two strands of red heart roll with it cakes in showtime and paparazzi and I’m in love. I’m making a pastel one for my toddler now. Thank you!
I'm so glad you are enjoying the project. They are very addicting. I think one year just about everyone I knew got one for Christmas ❤️
Oh WOW!!! Bonus Bonus!! I only expected to see one made. Thank you so much for showing all of these being made. Can hardly find out what the contest will be. I will be trying one of these as soon as I finish "MY" shawl. You are so easy to follow.
Tha5 is my absolute favorite yarn. I can't wait to make this
I love it too! ❤️
Binge watching your videos Ginelle. So glad to have found you!!
Lol...I'm so glad too. You should come join us on my Facebook group at Ginell's Quarantine Crochet. We are a very laid back group of people in all skill levels just helping and inspiring eachother.
I do this with the half double, with a size J hook and 82 chains. It's perfect!! thank you for the tutorial.
Sounds awesome! ❤️
Every person has his or her own preferences for color design, nothing to apologize 😊
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Thank you so much for showing and creating a different type of cowl! Great info...well presented!!!
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What a great pattern! Will be using this for making gifts because they work up so quickly with such pretty results. I definitely agree the variegated yarn looks so beautiful!
I'm so glad you like it
I love this! I grabbed yarn when the video started and I am half done already!
Thank you for the great instructions. I just made my first one. It turned out beautiful. I'm starting my second! 💙
You are so welcome ❤️ I can't even tell you how many of these I have gifted over the years and I have a bunch that I kept too
❤ YAY!! Got it on my first try! I can see where the trouble is, it’s thinking too much and following the directions of regimented crocheting.
This is a wonderful project easy Peezy really quick. I agree, variegated yarn is perfect.🎉😊 Thank You for sharing😊
So glad you like it! ❤️
Loved making this project fast and easy to follow instruction. Love working woth Lind brand Landscapes yarn. Just one skein♥
Thank you so much for this. Ive really enjoyed following it and making my own one. Your instructions were very clear and helpful. I love your enthusiasm too. Im inspired to make more, such a lovely way to use up the odd left over ball of yarn too.
I'm so glad you like it ❤️
absolutely loved making these. I am on my 3rd using various different yarns and the first 3 stitches that you demonstrated. Thank you for your amazing tutorial.
I am so glad you like it! I still make them all the time. I whipped up 3 quick matching ones in a purple sparkly yarn I found on clearance for me, my daughter and my Mom for Christmas. They are so fun. ❤️
@@GinellCooper they truly are beautiful and crochet up really quickly. I made a really tall one that can be pulled over the shoulders too..❤️
@@jaynechambers1372 If you want to share pictures, we would love to see them on the Facebook group. I like to add to ongoing albums so people can see lots of examples from each video
@@GinellCooper I'd love to. What is your Facebook page name please.
@@jaynechambers1372 it's Ginell's Quarantine Crochet. Lots of enthusiastic and supportive people in our little group.
Merci infiniment de donner les mesures par centimètres au lieu du nombre de chaines! Vous semblez réellement penser et comprendre les personnes qui tricotent avec des laines et des crochets différents des vôtres! Mille Bravos Madame! Exceptionnelle continuation et ... je m'abonne tout de suite à votre chaîne car vous êtes soucieuse des détails 🎉😊
Merci beaucoup et bienvenue sur la chaîne !
Thank you! I've made one as my first project ever and it looks so good!
Oh that's so exciting! I'm so glad it worked well for you. ❤️
Thank you for sharing this pattern I made two of them everyone has like them and everybody that wants one now I would like to know like how many chains can I do to make one for a 10 11 year old girl
Honestly a 10 year old would probably wear the same size, but you could go down maybe 4 or 6 stitches tops. If you can get a measurement off of her that would be better to go by.
Thanks for video!!!
Loved the variations!!!
Christmas Gifts here we come!!!
Hi Ms. Ginell, I made the first twisted crochet cowl with the Landscapes yarn, & 6.00 mm hook. Using the 6.00 mm crochet hook makes the cowl rest a little higher on the neck, but not snug. It turned out so pretty, & it was easy & quick with your tutorial. Thanks again! MJ
Very nice! I would love to see pictures if you are interested in sharing on the Facebook group
Hi Ms. Ginell, what is your Facebook group?
@@mj6092 it's Ginell's Quarantine Crochet
@@GinellCooper Ok, I will post a pic. I made two in the Desert Spring (Landscapes) color because the color combo was so pretty. I'm going to buy a different color, and make the same cowl. Afterwards, I will post a pic on the Facebook group to show the difference.
Hi Ms. Ginell, I just posted the pic to your FB page. Thanks, MJ
I love this! I’ve already made four of these!
Aren't they so fun to make?! ❤️
I love the idea of measuring the length, l have a hard time of guessing, happy camper now, subscribed and happy in Arizona👍
I try to do almost everything by measurements. When I was learning to crochet, trying to match guage was really hard for me. When I started doing everything by measurements it all clicked into place. I am glad it works for you too. Welcome to the channel! ❤️
That’s a beautiful color and thank you for this turtoral
Very nice and simple project
Great video thanks, so glad you used inches in your sizing ☺️❤️
Haha yes I too spend a lot of time converting. I'm glad you enjoyed it ♥
@@GinellCooper can't wait to get started ☺️❤️
Amazing I just love them all thank you for sharing with us 💖🥰
I'm so glad you like them ❤️
Beautiful color 😍
Hello… I am new to crochet but I found that design absolutely brilliant and so BEAUTIFUL. Could you perhaps guide me how to make wrist warmers in this same design…I am making lots of gifts from your cowl design and as addition having wrist warmers would be absolutely lovely
Hmmm a challenge... Do you want them to just basically be longer and skinnier? So I think just measure around your arm at the widest part of where you want them to go and that is the length of your chain. Then connect and follow the same instructions, possibly with a smaller stitch...like single crochet chain one...so the gaps aren't so big and then just keep going until it's the length you want. Let me know if you had something else in mind. Also if you come join us on my Facebook group you can share pictures with me and maybe I can help you figure it out. Welcome to the world of crochet!! I have been doing it for many years, I am always learning new things and I am never bored! Such a great hobby.
Made it yesterday. Love it, thank you!😍🤩
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Thank you, just made me one and I like it.
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OMG, Please may I see the chair/love seat/sofa thing you are sitting on. I LOVE IT !!
You like my couch? Me too! I would show you pictures but I just moved it to my new home in Tennessee and it's still packed up
@@GinellCooper .. Yes, I absolutely LOVE your couch. I looks like the best place to take a nap as well. Please let me know when you get unpacked and settled in Tennessee, I would love to see pictures.
The camera is too far away
Yeah, this video was early in my video making journey. My newer ones are cropped in better I think
You can zoom with your phone! The same motion you would use to zoom on pics
Fantastic!
So beautiful 🤩
Love the pattern. I made one yesterday. I want to make the one with the 3 DC. Can you tell me how you started that one please. Thanks in advance!
I believe I did it the same way I did the original one but instead of one DC in the chain, I did three DCtog in one chain, then chain one skip one and repeat. It will make sense once you start doing it, just imagine doing a cluster where you would normally do a Double Crochet.
I loved the tutorial ! Thanks
I'm happy you like it ♥
I love those colors too! the problem with me it's I have a short neck and it is a bit uncomfortable to wear even scarves :( anyway I make some of these and I give them away :D I also wear someone but it has to be light or kind of open stich, I will make anyway :) thanks for sharing your proyect!!
If you decide to make them, try using a lighter yarn (maybe a 3 or a 2 even). The stitch is very open and with a lighter yarn it should drape lightly more like a silk scarf.
@@GinellCooper yes, thanks for your help, I already made 1 similar, it is dif stitch and also very easy. The only difference is that the other one is not twisted, but I think yours is better because you don't have to fix it when you wear it, I mean, the other one I have to fold it or roll it down. I will let you know what is the girl made it here in youtube ;) thanks again!!
@@GinellCooper this is the one I made: it is V stitch How to Crochet the Copenhagen Cowl
Beautiful neck wrap, it would be helpful to know how many yards or grams are in the project. Thanks🙂
I do it all by feel. Every neck wrap is different but it typically takes one skein or less of yarn unless you are doing two strands.
Just found you great pattern and tutorial.
So glad you like it! ♥
I was looking for something quick to make for stocking stuffers and was ready to give up, but this was perfect! Thank you
My pleasure. So glad you like it!
Love this pattern . CAN I MAKE THIS BIGGER (longer) than what you have?
Yes absolutely. Just make the starting chain longer. You can also make it wider by building it further up.
Love this so much thanks.
Awesome! Happy I found you! New subscriber!!!
Welcome 😁❤️
My fist proyect in crochet with your clear instruction. It came a little tight for me otherwise it was beautiful. Will you please tell the name of the stitch? I'm going for my 2nd one with adjusted measurements
Oh I'm so glad you like it. I don't really have a name for the stitch but I would say that it is basically a mesh stitch which you can do with sc or hdc or dc. Honestly you could probably even do this with a granny stitch which is just a cluster of 3 DC's together separated by a chain. Once you get used to it, I think it's fun to experiment with all kinds of stitches.
@@GinellCooper thank you Ginell.
Excellent!!! Thank you !!!
This is a fun pattern! I am thrilled to have a quick gift idea. Currently making one with premier parfait yarn that’s super soft. It’s funny because I have changed the stitch each round so far based on what you said 😂 so not pulling it out but started as double then hdc and now the petal look. Thinking will start with the petal look. The other thing I am making it wide in both ways with hopes to be able to wear it like a good. Anywho thank you for the tutorial with all the ways and options. I will post a pic when I figure out how far I want it to become.
Excellent can't wait to see it!
I have a question on the “V” STITCH. did you ship a chain after each “V” WHEN STARTING the foundation chain.
Yes. I actually made this video over a year ago and have made so many since that I couldn't remember. Luckily I had kept that blue one for myself and was able to pull it out if the closet and look at it. Yes you would do your v then skip a chain and do the next v
Thank you.
Thanks for sharing
Can anyone tell me after connecting the chain and chaining up one, she says a DC in “this one” and I have zoomed in and cannot see which one she means by “this one”.. I get not the stitch the chain 1 is on but it looks like she skipped the stitch after that one too. Do you start stitches in the second chain or third??
You chain up one then skip the next chain. You'll see a pattern if you watch, you will DC, chain one and skip one over and over. That first DC is a mimic of that because you will need a space to DC into on the next round. I hope that makes sense.
I have tried this 4 times. It either double-twists or doesn't twist at all.
I hear you and I've been there. I have found that if you use a color changing yarn it helps you see better where the top and bottom are and I have also used a stitch marker just so I get that first row right.
Thank you. I will try again because I really like how it looks.
@@sharonbrewer7711 don't give up. Once it clicks in your mind, you'll love it!
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I have the same problem.
Its very hard to see what is happening. Camera is too far away.
@@ladonnastafford3914 I would say the easiest thing to do is mark the top with a stitch marker so you know which way is up when you come back around
This is called a #mobiusstrip. A flat ribbon it circle that has NO sides but 1. It's a non-Euclidean geometric shape because it shouldn't exist in our 3D universe but it does. 😍 If you follow one surface of it w/ your finger, you would go over ALL its sides w/out ever lifting your finger. It's pretty cool!
I've made these before but has forgotten about it. Thank you for the reminder! 👏🏻🧶
Cool, thanks for the info ❤️
Ok I didn't get a reply back just got a heart does it automatically twist when you crochet that gap so the way it looks you just started from bottom rolllwhen you joined am I right im playing it in very slow speed right now
Sorry I was typing so it took a minute. The reply is there now
Can you do a straight line and twist it before sewing ends together I just seen one but like this pattern
I'm sure there are lots of different ways you can get a similar look. This is just the way that I do it.
Yes you can
You should make fingerless gloves to match
Interesting idea. Do you mean so they have a twist on top?
Ok so on the 3nd row you don't need to switch sides you just carry on crocheting in the round like normal?
Yes, once the twist is established it will do this sort of figure 8 thing with the edges where it adds to one side then the other on its own. If you use a color changing yarn you'll be able to see how it works as you go.
@@GinellCooper Great thanks. I'm gonna make so many of these... already on my 2nd trying with the v stitch. Soo many options how exciting 😄 yay!
thank you they all nice
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I have a question. On all the beautiful scarfs you made did you change the sizes from the video for the ones you tried on?
I'm not sure what you mean. Do you mean are the ones I tried on different then what I made on camera? No they are the exact ones I made. Except I think the orange one was made off camera. Do they look different? Sometimes that super close view makes things look bigger than they are.
@@GinellCooper Thank you
How did you make that last bonus one in the homespun yarn? Which stitch did you use of the 4 different ones you showed, did you do 1 or 2 strands tog, what size hook, etc? Thank you!
It's been a while since I made this video but I believe it was just one strand since the yarn is so bulky and the stitch was double DC version of the mesh just like the first one. Hook size was just the recommended size for that yarn.
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Thanks so much for your reply!
Is there a pattern for the granny petal one, the video shows it half way done,
No sorry. I keep saying I will put things down in writing but I barely have time to do all these videos. It is the same pattern as the original. Just in place of one double crochet you place the petal stitch that I demonstrated. Let me know if you need more help. ❤
what hook sizes? can I used 5.5mm or a 4.5mm hook let me know here thanks Blair
I just used the recommended hook size for whatever yarn I used. 5.5 is a great size for most worsted weight yarns.
ok thanks you I love your work is so beautiful 🥰
@@user-hj7wv5mu9w you are so welcome and I'm happy you like it ❤️
I’m just getting so confused 😮where the starts and finishes are, maybe a little slower on exactly where the dc stitch goes, better than slower...a close up would be great 😅
If you do your first one in a color changing yarn, it will be easier to see where you started. But you can also mark it with a safety pin so you know which way is up
@@GinellCooper thank you 🙏🏼 for your answer. I have the Landscapes yarn in Harvest Moon, and so eager to do this beautiful 🤩 twisted cowl. I’ll try and place the pin, I’m sure it’ll help, but where exactly??
@@celsaflores7529 if it were me, I would place it along the new top edge when you do the first round of DC/CH and then when you come back around just know that if you don't want the twist, the pin should stay on the top edge of the ladder you created but if you do want the twist, it should be on the bottom. For me, it kind of ends up on the bottom naturally but that depends on how you hold the piece. I hope that helps
@@GinellCooper thank you, think it will help!! I got stuck on the 2nd rnd not knowing which was up or down and where to place the starting dc for 3rd row. But, I’ll give it another go until I get it🌺👌🏼🙏🏼
@@celsaflores7529 I believe in trial and error. When you get to round 3, if it's not doing the magical figure 8 thing, then back track and do it the other way. Luckily it goes fast so it's not a lot of work to undo. And once it's set up, it's easy peazy. 😁
Will you please tell which number of crochet hook you used for the first Landscapes project? They all look beautiful.
It looks like I used a K hook which is 6.5 mm. I typically use the recommended hook size for the yarn unless I am doubling strands (larger) want it to be softer (larger) am working with Mosaic crochet (smaller) or making baskets (smaller)
Thank you for your prompt answer.
I'm so confused which one automatically started a twist on its own
Okay I'm not sure if I understand what you are asking but I am going to try my best to answer anyway. If it doesn't make sense we'll try again. The twist doesn't happen until you get to the end of the first round of the lattice. Then basically instead of continuing on at the top of the row you just finished you will continue on the bottom of the lattice. If you are not using self striping yarn, sometimes it hard to tell which is the bottom and top of that lattice when you get to the end of the first row. So to save yourself time, when you are at the beginning and just starting the lattice (see 8:11 of the video) mark the top of the lattice with a stitch marker. Then when you come back around you know your stitch won't go in that space until you have gone around twice. You are essentially doing too then bottom then top then bottom. But once it's set up on the second round it just happens naturally from that point on. Did that help?
@@rosaling2023 have you tried marking the top of the lattice with a stitch marker so when you come around you know to continue on the opposite side?
@@GinellCooper it has helped me ,thank yo so much
Your hook size?
I'd just use the recommended hook size for whatever yarn you choose to use.
It would have been nice if the yarn was white so we could see better …
But it wouldn't be as fun 🥰
Also it is easier to see the rows if you use a variegated yarn.
This one, this one only works if close enough to see this one.
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Can I do this in dk?
Yes! I've done it with almost every weight. Just be sure to adjust your hook size accordingly. If the hook is too small, it can become thick and baskety.
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Hi 😁
F.Y.I., from a science geek...this shape is a Mobius...:)
Oooo I love learning new things! Thank you 😁
I'm glad I can't make this because the morbius twist on the finished product would annoy me to no end.
you don’t have to twist it
You don't have to do anything ❤️
You can always choose not to twist it
I can’t believe I wasted my lunch hour watching this
Wow! Have a nice day
is this a nice or a bad comment i can’t understand
@@phyycxis1159 it seemed kind of rude to me but I don't actually know what they were trying to say
@@phyycxis1159 it seemed kind of rude to me but I don't actually know what they were trying to say
@@GinellCooper it’s totally not a waste though you showed us even multiple stitches and yarn weights☺️ gonna start this cowl tomorrow
Your hook size?
Whatever the recommended size for the yarn you choose is. That way you aren't stuck with the yarn I picked, you can do anything. If you want it to be tighter, go down a size or two if you want it to be looser, go up a size or two.❤️