I can’t bear to part with any of my wool and yarn 🙄 That’s why my stash is a S. A. B. L. E.

I have this exact e-spinner!!! As I have a leg injury, the constant treadling on a manual wheel really aggravated my leg. A couple of tips (if I may); You will notice the shank on the flyer has a flat part. This has to fit into the hole into the motor part (which also has a flat part inside it). It’s REALLY difficult to line these up (if you get one flat part up, and the other flat part down, it won’t slide in!!!). What I have done is when the bobbin is nicely aligned, (((making sure it’s when the flat part of your flyer is facing UP))), paint a dot on TOP of the motor part, (I used white correction fluid). You see it’s really easy to see the flat part on the flyer but not easy to see inside the motor part. You’ll have no issues about lining the shaft up using this method! Another thing to watch are the squeezy yarn guides on the flyer. If these poke up too high they will hit the base of the e-spinner!!!!! I had this happen and it was 😱😱😱😱 knock knock knock!!! (Did I hear a bit of this with your spinning at 36:00 ???? 🤔) Spinning singles in Z-twist (then plying in S-twist), is the most common way to spin….. however there is a theory that for yarn to be used for crochet your PLY should be in Z. (so you spin in S, and ply in Z) I don’t use the foot controller by my foot, I have it alongside me and use it with my hand. Re the battery pack….. I had long communications with Ashford as I really wanted to obtain one of these (I think Ashford USED to sell them??), but long story short is, Ashford [quote]; “does NOT recommend using the battery for their e-spinner” You’ll love your spinning journey ❤️ (I process my own wool from our sheep)

Very nice!

Looking for an easy tutorial for sewing my pieces together. Well done and thank you :)

Thank you for doing left hand tutorials. Im always learning backwards!

Hello How much yarn did you use for each color in total?

Thank you for this fantastic tutorial. I have now make a bag with this pattern. 💗💐👍

I’m fan of Tulip and Clover Soft Touch, I have other,but rarely use the

Is the count 25?

13:20

Lindo lindo 💕 Quadradinhos "mágicos " de vovó. Dá pra fazer quase tudo com eles. ❤😊❤

If you enjoyed this tutorial I have lots more on my channel - I adore crochet blankets and granny squares! Check them all out here: www.youtube.com/@meemamakes

Can you please make this tutorial for absolute beginner?🥺

Thank you for this video 💖 this is my first time crocheting, ever. Your vid was perfect for teaching me. Please keep making your vids and thank you again 🎉

Thank you for the tutorial! How many rounds for a baby blanket?

Thank you. I’ve only been crocheting for a few months and found this an easy to follow tutorial 😊 🩷

I love how clear you are in your instruction! Thank you+

Terrible video way too fast and even when I slow down the video you have your fingers in the way and I can’t see all the stitches and where you’re putting the hook. Not for beginners!

So easy. Thank you for this.

Thank you for the tutorial 🩷

Im nit a begginer but yjis tutorial was brilliant x

Number 2 gives a nice texture

I have said this before and I’m going to say it again, crochet is witchcraft Sincerely, a knitter, just learning to crochet

Hi! What size yarn?

I'd love to see the craft book tour!! I'm new to your channel and having the best time catching up!

This is magic🎉

I have been crocheting for more than 50 years and have never got the hang of the magic ring, but method 1 is just so easy! Thank you 😊

You are doing amazing!! I love the colours in your yarn. If you can try to join a spinners and weavers guild in your area - everyone at mine is so happy to see you when you show up with your wheel and often someone will spend a bit of time with you to help you if you ask. I think your first skeins are beautiful!

Oh my goodness I thought I'd never get it. I'm 65 and wanting to make my granddaughter the little animals but I thought they wouldn't look as good if I didn't learn the magic ri g. I've been crocheting since I was twelve and was frustrated I couldn't get then I notice my arthritis wouldn't let me hole the yarn securely enough to do it. Old stiff fingers stuck but I think now I can pull this off thank you.

This is the BEST Solid Granny Square EVER!!!! It makes more sense than doing a slip stitch to get to the corner and it actually looks like a square! Well done, excellent tutorial. Bravo! Skipping that hidden stitch from the left side of the corner is the best ever! I'm in my mid 70's and its true, you can teach a new way of doing this to someone who has learned old fashion ways of crocheting. Hello from Brookings, South Dakato.

Beautiful tutorial. Is it necessary to turn the work when using only one yarn for the whole project ?

Wow! Thank you so much for this! So detailed and beautifully explained. I also love how you tell us the use for each one.

Brilliant!

Your tricks and tips are fabulous! I really like this method; thank you.

It turned out super cute! Thanks!

I am fairly new to crocheting, but I have plans on making my daughter an Afghan from granny squares, and I ran across your joining tutorial. I love the final look. Do you have a tutorial on those particular granny squares?

What can I do if the hexagon will not lay flat once it’s finished?

THANK YOU for sharing this. I feel confident that I can make this. You spoke slow enough for me to hear and understand your detailed steps. Beautiful work.

this is very helpful, thank you

How big would a 300 square c2c blanket be with a 3mm crochet needle with 3dc for each square. Could anyone let me know please

BEST tutorial - I've done crochet before but the other videos I saw just kept confusing me. Thank you!

I like how easy method 1 seems, but when you pointed out that method 2 is more bulky, I would use that method for making buttons. Thanks for your video ❣️