Sou brasileira e acabei de fazer a minha e com sua excelente explicação, nem a barreira da língua atrapalhou, gratidão de todo meu ❤ um beijo do Brasil 😘🇧🇷
Ok so I have been working on this doily for a couple of days now and was finishing up the last round. I was 100% sure of myself that the repeat for the last round was with a ch 5 at the tops as usual so that's what I did. Fast forward to me resuming the video to finish off... and there I saw it; the continuation of the round after the 7dc. I had completely missed the picot on the tops. Well lemme just... unravel the whole round :) Besides my own negligence, this tutorial was very helpful and easy to follow! Most other doily tutorials I've tried to follow have been to hard to see due to the thin thread, but this one is very well done, so thank you^^
So nice to finally see someone who crochets tightly like I do. I hold the thread and hook the same way so maybe that’s it. It means I won’t have to change to a different size crochet hook - yeah!!! I can never figure out if I should use a bigger or smaller hook. It looks beautiful- hopefully my one will turn out half as good.
Thankyou very much for helping to complete this beautiful doily, you made it easy to complete each Round easily. On my first visit to daughters house made this doily in free time and gifted her as an memory .
i love to do your doily patterns because those are old patterns. My mom says her grand ma and her great grand ma must have done these patterns. My mom is 95 years old.
Oh I can't wait to finish my current project and do this! It's so delicate looking. I just love your tutorials! I am fairly new at crocheting and am left handed so, I have to convert the visual in my head! You have the closed captions turned on, you have the written stitch, you're not too fast or too slow; I can tell what's happening easily! THANK YOU!💜
Way to go, Mama Pink! You are very resourceful to make the mainstream right handed tutorials work for you, so kudos to you for keeping up the good crochet work! Happy crocheting!
@@handmadebyraine LOL, thank you! Story of a left hander's life! I can't use left handed scissors because I've only ever used right handed ones and just make it work!
It's a beautiful doily but then again, all of your doilies are extra beautiful. My hope is to make a few of them, this one probably will be the first. Btw, the mason jar cover came out very pretty. I gave it to my daughter for her birthday last week. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
Thank you so much, I appreciate your continued support! I already have a new doily idea! I'm very happy to hear about your sweet birthday gift for you daughter! Happy crocheting!
How do you get it to stay so flat? My doilies always kinda acrunch up when Iake them. Blocking helps but is it the thread size? The hook size? The tension? I feel like I can't find a sweet spot between too loose and too tight :( Gorgeous doily, thank you for the tutorial!
Thank goodness for the video …. The written pattern made no sense so after frogging row 4 three times, I watched the video. Written pattern could use some work such as where DCs go.
So when I finished R5 my work just starting to cup really bad instead of flattening out so I had to frog it and now I’m scared to try again. Using the same yarn with a No 2 1.5 mm hook.
Thank you! I don't have the exact amount but 1 ball of Aunt Lydia's crochet thread is enough and it is 350 yd/320m per solid color ball. I hope this helps!
Hi Agnes, it depends on what size of yarn you plan to use. It's quite a big doily. I used hook size 1,75 mm and crochet thread size 10. Happy crocheting!
Yes, block your doily! I usually make the doily wet, stretch it out on blocking mats and attach it with pins. I also spray some starch to give it extra firm shape. Let it dry completely before removing the pins.
Thank you so much for letting me know, I checked and indeed it wasn't correct at all, but I updated it and it should make better sense now. Thanks again! Happy crocheting!
Sou brasileira e acabei de fazer a minha e com sua excelente explicação, nem a barreira da língua atrapalhou, gratidão de todo meu ❤ um beijo do Brasil 😘🇧🇷
Ok so I have been working on this doily for a couple of days now and was finishing up the last round. I was 100% sure of myself that the repeat for the last round was with a ch 5 at the tops as usual so that's what I did.
Fast forward to me resuming the video to finish off... and there I saw it; the continuation of the round after the 7dc.
I had completely missed the picot on the tops.
Well lemme just... unravel the whole round :)
Besides my own negligence, this tutorial was very helpful and easy to follow! Most other doily tutorials I've tried to follow have been to hard to see due to the thin thread, but this one is very well done, so thank you^^
Hi Emma, so glad to hear that it still turned out well! You are very welcome and happy crocheting!
So nice to finally see someone who crochets tightly like I do. I hold the thread and hook the same way so maybe that’s it. It means I won’t have to change to a different size crochet hook - yeah!!! I can never figure out if I should use a bigger or smaller hook. It looks beautiful- hopefully my one will turn out half as good.
Thank you! I hope the tutorial worked out for you!
You're a excellent teacher, thank you so much.
Thank you, so glad to hear, and you are most welcome!
I made this using #2 wt. cotton yarn and a 2.5 mm hook. It is beautiful, thank you it was easy to follow your direction
Thank you and most welcome!
Thankyou very much for helping to complete this beautiful doily, you made it easy to complete each Round easily. On my first visit to daughters house made this doily in free time and gifted her as an memory .
Wonderful! I hope she liked it! You are most welcome!
Thank you again for the tutorial. I have just finished doing the Sweet Pea Doily and it’s beautiful 🥰
You’re welcome 😊 thank you too!
Absolutely gorgeous I'm making a couple of your doilys for my daughter's 💒 wedding
Thank you! This is very heartwarming to hear that you like this doily for such a special occasion ! Happy crocheting!
Hermoso trabajo Artístico Felicitaciónes Profesora Gracias por compartir tu talento. Cordial saludo Desde COLOMBIA 🌹
Thank you!
I loved recreating this. did it in grey
Awesome! Light grey is my favorite color!
i love to do your doily patterns because those are old patterns. My mom says her grand ma and her great grand ma must have done these patterns. My mom is 95 years old.
Thank you, Nirmala! Yes, some of these patterns are truly vintage which makes them so special. So glad to hear you like my tutorials!
Oh I can't wait to finish my current project and do this! It's so delicate looking. I just love your tutorials! I am fairly new at crocheting and am left handed so, I have to convert the visual in my head! You have the closed captions turned on, you have the written stitch, you're not too fast or too slow; I can tell what's happening easily! THANK YOU!💜
Way to go, Mama Pink! You are very resourceful to make the mainstream right handed tutorials work for you, so kudos to you for keeping up the good crochet work! Happy crocheting!
@@handmadebyraine LOL, thank you! Story of a left hander's life! I can't use left handed scissors because I've only ever used right handed ones and just make it work!
So beautiful to make. I am doing your doilies these past months... just passing the time and relaxing while crocheting. Your projects are fantastic!
Wonderful! Thank you for your kind feedback! Have fun!
Thank you so much. Your directions were clear. The doily is beautiful. I just finished it was fun . Thanks again.
Awesome! I would love to see it!
Thank you for your great tutorial,
Glad it was helpful!
It's a beautiful doily but then again, all of your doilies are extra beautiful. My hope is to make a few of them, this one probably will be the first.
Btw, the mason jar cover came out very pretty. I gave it to my daughter for her birthday last week.
Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
Thank you so much, I appreciate your continued support! I already have a new doily idea! I'm very happy to hear about your sweet birthday gift for you daughter! Happy crocheting!
Goodness so many dc's lol, but so worth it. Thank you for the fantastic tutorial🙂
I know right! :) Thank you too!
Just finished it beautiful pattern and perfect size thank you so much you are talented
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much! Video tutorials are super helpful for visual learners. Thank you again for taking your time to teach.
Thank you, Dawn! I appreciate your kind feedback, it's very motivating for me to keep creating these videos.
So beautiful! Thank you for your lovely crochet.🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺
Thank you and you are most welcome!
Thank you so much for sharing I enjoyed making it!
You are so welcome!
So easy way you show I did it its amazing loved your videos all thanks plz teach some bags also
Thank you, Saima! happy to hear! I have several bag tutorials, please see my videos. Happy crocheting!
This made an awesome mandala
Thanks!
Wonderful! I would love to see it if you care to share. :)
I'm trying it. One love from Jamaica
Great! Have fun! Greetings from Oregon! :)
Excellent teaching thank you 😊
You're most welcome! :)
Beautiful doilley. I am definitely going to try it.
Merry Christmas to you.
Love from.India.
Thank you! Happy New Year!
Lovely doily and an excellent tutorial ❤
Thank you!
Very beautiful doily
Thank you! :)
beautiful😍I will do it today😉Greetings from Poland
Thank you, Gosia! Happy crocheting! I'm from Estonia, so not far from Poland (I have been to Warsaw!) but now I live in US. Greetings from Oregon!
Hermoso trabajo.
Its very beautiful !!
Thank you! 😊
How do you get it to stay so flat? My doilies always kinda acrunch up when Iake them. Blocking helps but is it the thread size? The hook size? The tension? I feel like I can't find a sweet spot between too loose and too tight :(
Gorgeous doily, thank you for the tutorial!
Thank you! I mostly use thread size 10 and crochet hook 1.75 mm, and after blocking they look great.
Done 2 allready 😊Love from Norway
Thank you, Marianne! Norway is my favorite! Greetings from Oregon!
Thank goodness for the video …. The written pattern made no sense so after frogging row 4 three times, I watched the video. Written pattern could use some work such as where DCs go.
So when I finished R5 my work just starting to cup really bad instead of flattening out so I had to frog it and now I’m scared to try again. Using the same yarn with a No 2 1.5 mm hook.
I hope it turned out well!
It’s very beautiful and I can’t wait to make it! But I have a question, how much yarn do you need for this wonderful doily?
Thank you! I don't have the exact amount but 1 ball of Aunt Lydia's crochet thread is enough and it is 350 yd/320m per solid color ball. I hope this helps!
You are amazing ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you!
Very very good👌👌🌹
Thank you!
❤️
🎉
Nice
Thank you!
Hi raine.lovely doily can u tell me which crochet hook is better...2.75 or 2.25 thank u
Hi Agnes, it depends on what size of yarn you plan to use. It's quite a big doily. I used hook size 1,75 mm and crochet thread size 10. Happy crocheting!
Super beautiful designs and makes! :-)
Thank you so much, Elena!
Est ça aussi merci 1000 fois
Väga ilus! Proovin ka teha! Hästi seletatud!
Nii tore! Võime koos teha :) 😍
If possible pl send how to make doily stiff
Yes, block your doily! I usually make the doily wet, stretch it out on blocking mats and attach it with pins. I also spray some starch to give it extra firm shape. Let it dry completely before removing the pins.
Plz how can i make it bigger ??
Hi Fati, you can use thicker yarn and bigger crochet hook.
Very nice.. I'll surely make it...
Thank you, Monika! Happy crocheting!
Lindo!!!!!!
Thank you!
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like that pattern how can I get it would like to try it
Thank you, Minerva! Here is the written pattern of the sweet pea doily handmadebyraine.com/how-to-crochet-sweet-pea-doily/
Happy crocheting! 😃
Turkce aciklamasi yokmu
Ignore this comment. Just using it for my own bookmarks.
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Round 8 the instructions don't make sense. Good thing we have the video to rely on.
Thank you so much for letting me know, I checked and indeed it wasn't correct at all, but I updated it and it should make better sense now. Thanks again! Happy crocheting!
@@handmadebyraine Thank you for this lovely pattern. I have now completed it. Diameter: 17 inches once blocked