@@Solsa777 I am so happy to hear that! Homemade gifts are the best 🎁

​@CrochetWithJulie I agree with you 100%. It's come straight from the heart with hard work, I actually started crocheting last month, and I'm enjoying every bit of it 😁✨️

Edit: the row that im short by in the second triangle, is the base row of the first triangle before decreasing. So I think im good?

@@cameliakavousi1249 yes I am so sorry for the delay, but I think you are good! As long as the stitch count is the same as the first row, then all is good!!

@@samanthao1131 I’m sorry to hear that. My tutorial style isn’t for everyone.

Trying agian too see if i missheard something or did something wrong! :)

@@samanthao1131 What portion is causing you issues (if you know the time stamp, I am happy to try to help). I also made a very similar basket using DIY chunky yarn that might be a little easier or different? EASY Crochet HANGING BASKET Large kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5zTpXqGrNhpY6M

@@CrochetWithJulie its actually going well i realised that i was doing some things wrong and its looking better!

@@TraceyDupin Thank you so much!!!

@@pendejap5915 It is the first few steps (the base increasing circle). And, I didn’t show it because my filming table is very small.

@@Lishy823 hum it could be the brand of yarn? It can make a significant difference, even if they are the same “size.”

@@CrochetWithJulieI used the same yarn! And then a 4.5mm hook! It’s ok I’m just gonna do some more rows! It’s still really cute ! So I have no complaints

@@Lishy823 that is interesting 🤓 the only other thing I can think of is that I crochet loosely to preserve my wrist and elbow! I know some people crochet with the yarn tight, and that does make smaller stitches than mine. Whatever the cause, I am glad you found a way to modify it to make it work for you! 🫠

@@CrochetWithJulieyes they are tiiight but it’s still going to be a great gift !! Thank you again !!

I figured it out and the answer is yes. I just finished and I really like this pattern!

@@booreed7813 I used to live in an RV, so I understand your plight! When you say it ran right through, do you mean it didn’t actually go through the filters, but instead went through the rubber washers? If that is the case (I had this issue too), you need to tighten the washers until the filters pass the red dye test - basically put a noticeable amount of red dye in the water to be filtered. If any escaped, your washers are too tight or too loose (this is my least favorite part). Do this outside as it will definitely stain RV countertops! I hope this helps. As long as the filters bead water during priming, they should work as long as the seal is water-tight.

@@marlawetherell8785 Thank you!!!! It is nice to hear from you again and I hope you are well! 🤩

Thank you so much! <3

I really like this. Thanks Julie. ❤

@@SNi-hn1wd there are two ways I use mine - to store a bar of soap or to save up the little pieces of soap bars when you are done with them. They are excellent if you are camping too. You can use them with the bar of soap as a loofa, but I find that they sud up really fast, but are slow to dry.

@@janake7 thank you so much! That is so kind of you to say 💕

@@nycbklynrmp I made 100 beanie patterns and this is just one. If you look at the playlist, some are extra warm, warm, or breathable. I am from Georgia and I hike a lot, so breathable beanies that are warm at the ears are everything. I didn’t claim this one to be extra warm 🤷🏻‍♀️

Found a comment that helped!!

@@debragrace9717 when you stop increasing and start placing one stitch in each stitch instead, it will start to shape upwards.

@@CrochetWithJulie I am done working the bottom and I have been working on the sides that entail the triple cross pattern and I have made baskets in the past, but it doesn’t seem to be curbing up. I have not added any stitches. What have I done wrong?