i love your sweater i am curious did you do a folded v neck ribbing it looks great

The granny squares to the buckle hat is very beautiful and gorgeous only thing is I only knows how to crochet the whole granny square by starting out making the magic ring ❤😊

9:33 - foundation chain

I need a better side view.

omg that sweater is so cute!!!

Oh my goodness why do you do it so fast...

Thank you for a simple, straightforward video of the process! I just finished crocheting a granny stitch sweater and I’ll be doing this🩷

I’ve noticed that when I crochet squares (not granny squares just regular squares using the chain and single crochet) they end up being a bit stiff. Would this method work to make them loosen up or do you know how to loosen it up? I’d really like to not have to start all over since I made so many already 😅

Nice sweater! I plan to use towels and don’t find that pins are necessary either. Maybe for more precise finishes.

ITS VERY HARD TO SEE WHAT YOU ARE DOING THE WAY YOU HAVE YOUR CAMERA SAT IT IS HARD TO SEE WHAT YOU ARE DOING WELL 😎😎

Great work.

Your blanket is beautiful! A bit late but I love the fringe as is.

Ahh thank you for this! Your instructions were easy to follow and I love that you left room for customization! I made one with a granny pentagon as the top, since I had 5 granny square sides, and I LOVE it! :)

I love your description!

I’ve been looking at lots of Temperature Blankets Tutorials & this is the best one I have seen by far (& the youngest teacher I’ve seen)!!! Thanks for all your help!!!

Whats the name for this crochet pattern?

here in North Carolina the weather/temp is usually unpredictable and i have NO idea how much yarn to get, it's kind of stressful !

Can I use the same method but do it with 9 inch circular needles?

Thank you for this ❤

Your classic pattern / neutral colour choice is perfect!! Wonderful!!!

sou brasileira eu visualizando conheci seu vídeo. eu não conheço seu trabalho. estou lendo a sua explicação. vou tentar fazer depois eu falo da experiência sei que vou gostar.

How many granny squares all together ?

I think it is great you like knitting. Wish more kids would learn <3

What does the file hey send you look like? Is it a complete version with all sizes or with just the size you’re testing? I’m asking because I’m a designer but I haven’t yet tried using testers..

please make a good rib knit beanie for me and my head is small not big 😊

You should make the top square with five point. Making the center 15 double crochet. Instead of the 12 double crochet if using five square .

Hello, I think your blanket turned out beautifully! I have been reading some reviews on the impeccable yarn by loops and threads and some have said that the yarn splits badly. Did you find that to be true? Do you like the yarn? Some also said that it gets real fuzzy. Please let me know. Thanks!

Thank you

Thank you

Is there a video showing how you did the fringe 😫 I want to learn

Yep, it’s beautiful! Great job! 💕

I really love the pastels you chose. It will be a beautiful blanket! 💕

Do you have any tips on how to stretch out a 100% acrylic sweater👀

Can this be done on an acrylic wool blend?

Love your Temprature Blanket! I'm definitely going to start one. What stitch did you use? Thank you and Bless You.❤️🙏🏼

How much did you decrease the body and arms? This is my first time knitting a sweater so I am not quite sure how much to decrease to get the same look

The French knot was out of sight the whole time 🫣

What is the equivalent of 4 ply in english please

Thank you for this video! Very helpful!

It’s gorgeous

I have a multi-colored sweater that’s 70% acrylic and 30% wool but I would like it to be a lighter color overall, what could I use to do this? I read that bleach will melt the wool

Did you ever finish it? 😊

i know it's been a year. i like the fringe as is now in the video.

Am starting one but a bit longer with not so bright colours.

Very pretty creation ❤

very nice

This is not easy at all and the written pattern wasn’t right at all.

My son was working in Colorado for a ski season, so I’m making a throw for 5 months.

You could do a pentagon for the top of the hat. It makes it easier to match sides.

When a designer asks the test knitters for the amount of yardage they used in making the item, how do you measure? Do you keep track of how much you are using while knitting? Or do you measure the yarn before hand?