Thank you for your feedback! I understand that the 'pulling the yarn loop' part might seem a bit tricky. This step is where I work on one side of the chain to make half the leaf, then pull the loop to the other side of the chain to complete the leaf. Since the video is sped up, it might be a bit hard to follow, but you can slow down the video using the playback speed settings and zoom in for a clearer view. I hope this helps, and feel free to ask if you have more questions!

@ thank you, for taking your time to reply and the tips. It turned out pretty good! I subbed

¡Muchas gracias por tus amables palabras! Me alegra que el tutorial haya sido fácil de seguir. ¡Me encantaría ver cómo quedó tu serpiente más grande!

You're very welcome! I'm so glad the tutorial was helpful for your Elf on the Shelf snow inner tube. It’s wonderful to see creative uses like this-thank you for sharing your idea!

Thank you for sharing this wonderful tip! I’ve also recommended using a stitch marker for FLO/BLO stitches-it truly makes things so much easier, especially with bulky yarn. I’m glad the visuals in the tutorial were helpful for you. Your feedback means a lot, and I’d love to see how your loaf cat turns out!

@FAME_ART it turned out adorable! I made it with multicolored yarn to look like a tabby cat and it’s precious:) Also, I’m sorry if you mentioned this in the video! I had to watch without sound, so I just wanted to share something I found helpful. Thank you so much for this tutorial. I’m planning on making another one tomorrow!

Your multicolored tabby version sounds absolutely adorable! I’m so happy you enjoyed the tutorial and are planning to make another one. No need to apologize at all-your tip is super helpful, and I really appreciate you sharing it. Just a quick note: since the video doesn’t have voice instructions, I included some tips in the description to help out. Wishing you a very happy crochet time 😊

Thank you so much for loving the loaf dog version! I don’t have a mini dog tutorial yet, but I appreciate your suggestion. I’m currently working on other projects, but I’ll definitely consider making a mini dog tutorial when I get some time. Stay tuned!

Thank you for your kind words! I used a chenille yarn from an Indian brand called NestNHaven. I’m not familiar with DMC’s Happy Chenille, but I understand that some chenille yarns can make stitches harder to see. If you're worried about visibility, you might want to try a lighter-coloured yarn, as darker colours can make stitches more challenging to distinguish. I hope this helps.

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial.

You're very welcome! I'm so glad you loved the tutorial.❤️

Thank you

Thank you for your observation! The row numbers (127-135) are the same because I was finishing the project. Round 127 is done in green yarn, and during this process, I showed how to cut off the brown yarn and hide it inside the body as part of the color change process. After that, I continued with Round 128 in green yarn. I hope this clears up the confusion! Let me know if you have more questions.

yes, i figured it out.. Thank you! 🩵 beautiful work, by the way!

Hello! For Round 2: Work 1 single crochet, then an increase, followed by another 1 single crochet. After that, repeat (increase, 1 single crochet) 5 times. By the end of Round 2, you should have 14 stitches in total. R2. 1sc,inc,1sc (inc)×5 . [14st] I hope this helps! Let me know if you need further clarification.

i was confused too, you have to sc, inc, sc, then inc in the last 5 sts of that round

I currently don't have a separate written pattern available, but you can follow along with the step-by-step instructions in the video to achieve the same result!

[ 2 dc,1hdc,1sc ] in the same stitch

@ okay, thank you so much

The large loaf cat and the mini loaf cat have different patterns. The size adjustments required for each were carefully arranged, so they are not the same tutorial. I designed the mini version specifically to create a smaller, beginner-friendly option while maintaining the charm of the larger loaf cat. Feel free to check out both tutorials for more details!

Thank you

The snake I made is approximately 45 inches in length. The size may vary depending on the yarn weight, brand, and hook size used.

@@FAME_ARTok. Thank you 😊

Thank you for pointing this out! There was a small mistake in the video for Round 9. I’ve mentioned the correction in the description: it should be 11 single crochets instead of 10 at the end of the round. This will give you the correct total of 40 stitches. I apologize for the confusion, and I appreciate your understanding!

Serdecznie dziękuję! Cieszę się, że filmik był pomocny i że kotek wyszedł świetnie. Życzę udanej dalszej pracy nad amigurumi! 🥰

Weight 6

Merci beaucoup pour votre gentil commentaire ! Je suis ravie que vous ayez réalisé votre première poule grâce à mon tutoriel. Bravo ! 😊 N'hésitez pas à partager votre création ou à poser des questions si besoin.

Thank you for your comment! Let me explain the starting pattern for the head: 1. Start with a slip knot and chain 4. 2. In the 2nd chain from the hook, make an increase (2 single crochets). 3. In the next chain, make 1 single crochet. 4. In the last chain (slip knot stitch), make 3 single crochets (this creates a curve for the round). 5. Now, work along the other side of the chain: make 1 single crochet in the next stitch and 1 single crochet in the last stitch, where you previously made the increase. This completes Round 1, and you should have a total of 8 stitches. You can watch this section of the video closely, or slow it down for better understanding. Let me know if you have any more questions!

@ okay I was trying to do rows not around lol thank you

Thank you so much! I'm glad you found the pattern easy to follow and enjoyed making the turtle. I'd love to see more of your creations-keep creating!

Thank you for your feedback and kind words! In the video, I ensure to cut only long yarn ends for securing and finishing, and I haven't received any issues regarding yarn unraveling so far. The chenille yarn I used has a texture that naturally prevents unraveling. If you'd prefer not to cut the yarn, you can definitely leave it as is-it will work just as well. I chose to cut and secure the yarn for a cleaner finishing look, as crossing the yarn from one side to the other can affect the appearance when stuffing the face. I hope this helps, and happy crocheting!

Thank you 💓

That sounds like a fun challenge! Using a 1.25mm hook and thin yarn will make a much smaller version, but it should still work well if you adjust your tension carefully. Let me know how it turns out-I’d love to hear about your experience!

@@FAME_ART i now tried making my own crochet hook, but even with a bigger hook i am a absolute beginner😭😂 I hope i can do it tho :3

That's amazing that you’re trying to make your own crochet hook! Everyone starts as a beginner, so take your time and enjoy the process. I'm sure with a bit of practice, you'll do great. Feel free to share your progress-I’d love to see it!

@FAME_ART when im finished (or atleast make it look like something) imma Tag you in the vid :]

😊❤️

Thank you so much 💓

Approximately 100 gms

Thank you for your comment! It's totally a personal preference whether to use a stitch marker pin or a yarn marker. I personally prefer a yarn marker as it makes counting the rounds easier for me. However, both work well, and the key is to use what you're most comfortable with. If you're still having trouble, try slowing down the video and double-checking your stitch count at the end of each round. Let me know if I can help further!

@@FAME_ART Thank you for answering my question 😍

Thank you for your question! Let me clarify: In Round 6, the 5 slip stitches are not included in the total stitch count because they are meant to be left for the tail in the next round. The total stitch count for Round 6, excluding those slip stitches, is 28 stitches as mentioned in the pattern. I hope this clears up the confusion!

@@FAME_ART ohh ok ty for clarifying. i tried making it for a frnd and it turned out great. tysm for the tutorial!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial and had fun making your first loaf cat. I hope it brings you lots of joy!

Hi! Thank you so much for loving the loaf dog! It sounds like the stuffing might be the key here. Try filling it with very small amounts of fiber at a time and distribute it evenly. Overstuffing or uneven stuffing can sometimes change the shape, especially in delicate areas like the face. Also, shaping it gently with your fingers after stuffing can help achieve the desired look. I hope this helps, and feel free to share how it turns out!

Hello! Thank you for your comment. For the amigurumi loaf cat, I used approximately 100 grams of yarn for the main colour and 30 grams for the secondary colour. I hope this helps! Feel free to reach out if you have more questions. 😊

Thank you so much for your kind words! When making the ears, I inserted the hook into the double crochet top back stitch to make the slip stitch, which helps keep the stitches neat and aligned. If you’re having trouble seeing the exact stitch, try slowing down the video using the playback speed settings and pausing to get a closer look at each step. I hope this helps.

@FAME_ART that helped alot thank you so much ♥️

You're very welcome! I'm so happy to hear that you've enjoyed the tutorials and made so many adorable cats already! Thank you for the kind words and support all the way from Germany. Sending lots of love back your way! 🫶

You are welcome 😊

Thank you for making it! Each piece has its own unique look, and that’s what makes handmade so special. Adding extra stuffing and shaping the head as you fill it can help with the look, but your version sounds wonderful as it is!

Thank you for your suggestion

Thank you for reaching out! You can try adjusting the playback speed on KZbin to slow down the video, which may make it easier to follow along with the ear section. Simply click the settings icon (gear) on the video, select 'Playback speed,' and choose a slower option. I hope this helps, but if you still have questions, feel free to ask!

Thank you! So glad you like the snake too! I'll keep the PDF suggestion in mind for the future.

Thank you so much! I’m glad you love the loaf cats! Right now, I’m focused on creating tutorial videos and don’t have time to make a PDF, but I’ll definitely keep it in mind for the future. If I do make one, I’ll be sure to share it. Hope the video is helpful for now!

It's 7.5 mm chenille yarn

I'm so glad to hear that you loved the puppy and that it turned out well! Thank you for trying out the pattern - happy crocheting!

@@FAME_ART thanks, I'll try that with the next one.

Thank you so much! I'm glad you like them! I've actually made a mini version of the loaf cat with a step-by-step tutorial that you can check out. It's beginner-friendly and just as adorable! 😊

For the loaf cat, I used chunky chenille yarn, which gives it a soft and plush feel. Using chunky yarn also makes it larger and extra cuddly! If you'd like a smaller size, you could go with a medium-weight yarn (like weight 4), but keep in mind the final size will be different. Hope this helps.

I'm so happy to hear you loved the mini loaf cat and have made so many! Thank you for your kind words, and I'm thrilled that you're enjoying the tutorial. Happy crocheting!

Thank you so much! I'm glad you're enjoying the tutorial! If you’re getting extra stitches, it might help to double-check each round with a stitch marker. I used a stitch marker in the video, which helps me keep track and ensures the exact count every time. You could also try counting the stitches before moving to the next round to catch any extra stitches. Hope this helps, and happy crocheting!

​@@FAME_ART thank you so much for your answer darling I just finished the tail and my kitten looks adorable! (A bit chunky tho)

The full pattern and instructions are shown step-by-step on the video screen, so you can follow along and crochet the mini loaf cat! Just pause as needed to catch each detail. Hope you enjoy making it!

@ thank you