Very easy to follow instructions 👌👍

The audio on the video is very low and I have my audio up all the way.

This turned out so cute. It’s a keeper!!

GREat teaching

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I’ll be using a different yarn, how long in inches was your original chain for the handles?

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Hi, good afternoon Ms. Caitlin. I am an avid crocheter from the Philippines. You are so beautiful. Your face is angelic. I will follow your video tutorial on the iris stitch. I will make 1 blouse for my daughter. I will post my finished project so you can see. You are very gifted.

Hi, I'm enjoying your crochet patterns. I appreciate your free patterns online, it's very generous of you. I was wondering if you could do a video on your "perfect t-shirt" I'm new to crochet and I need some visual help with getting it started. I noticed you haven't uploaded a video in awhile, I still subscribed. If it's at all possible, I would be very grateful. Thanks 😊 👍

This is a great video. One of the best I've found for magic loop mittens. You've given me so many original and intriguing ideas. I'm going to try some of these on a mitten I'm starting right now! Thanks so much!

I subscribed to your channel 🥰

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i always get increases of yarn space between stitches using this method, leading to men increasing the tail// what would u rec for this variation in tension ?

It is such a good tutorial. I am a beginner but I managed to knit my son's mittens. Thank you so much.

Thank you very much! I already tried my first hat it came out super super beautiful. Thank you. I have one question, if I want to make the cast on with my primer color what modifications I need to do in the first brioche row?

Crap want two needles

Thank you, good explanation of the moss stitch. I really like how the three colors look together!

This is SUCH a good tutorial!!! Thank you so much for making it :) I just finished one mitten and I even managed to make it stripey! Now I have to do the left one and hope I can place my markers correctly for the thumb..

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It’s time to start making more of your Crochet and knitting videos. You don’t have enough of them. Knitters and crocheters ( t is silent ) are seeking out more bloggers to subscribe too even though I’m 61 and crocheting since the age of 12. You have a nice voice and very informative. I’m looking to retirement and plan to get a Trailer to haul my Homemade Lovely’s and enjoy the 4th quarter of my life as long as I can! 😊

Sorry, but I spent 2 evenings knitting this mitten and the pattern is wrong. I was so frustrated, I took it apart. Pattern is now in the trash. 😢 The "Decreases" section does NOT add up.

Finishing up my second hat now, and already bought the yarn for a third. I LOVE THIS HAT, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS TUTORIAL!!

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Hey there!! Love this video, love these mittens! You mentioned in your video a couple times that you would add a link for the SSK that you specifically do to the caption but I do not see that in the caption of this video. Could you provide that link please? The traditional way is definitely messier looking than yours! Thanks so much!!

As a beginner (only hats and scarves for 3 months). I can attest that knitting the fold over part with two pieces at the same time and matching up the stitches ( 18:16 ) is not beginner level. Beginner level is simply folding the cuff and turning it inside out to seam it. Or just steam blocking it in place! Knitting in the round + Magic loop + Increases + doing the thumb + working two separate colors is already 5 new things to learn when you're a beginner. Plus rub stitch if all you know is basic knit stitch. With that being said, this is a super useful video if you already have mastered the above + knitting two stitches together and doing increases. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 😊✨

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Thank you👌🏽God Bless. Merry Christmas 🎄

Love the yarn choice! And the lettering is beautiful

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It’s so neat that you can knit with your left and right hand😊

May I use a provisional tubular cast on? I have not been able to master the method you demonstrate in the video.

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Very nice and well done👍🏼🌹 What if I need a deeper size??? ie narrower and longer? Pls advise❤️

Superb multumesc!🌹💝🍀

I would love to try out this pattern , but it is impossible to understand the third row, how it goes it is mystic for me 😢 I got very frustrated, can’t go further…

Will it work if i use 40cm/16 inch long round needles instead of the us 6 12 inch long that you use? Really hard to find 12 inch long round needles in Sweden apparently 😅

Made my first pair of mittens using your video 🎉 going to make some for Christmas presents now. Thanks so much for this awesome video!! I love my new mittens 😍

Hello! If I wanted to is it possible to add cables to this mitten?

Very clear directions and video which was so helpful. This is my first brioche pattern and am liking the process. Needed to view videos on correcting mistakes. Would be a good idea to provide some info on fixing mistakes which seem to happen no matter how careful you are. My one question concerns the spacing of the markers for the top. Are you counting from the markers for the decreases? I was confused about this spacing.

Thank you for this colourful design. Baby blanket colours are beautiful always and they often last a long time. This refreshing change in combination will take new baby comfortably through the first few years. Great idea. I'm already looking through your other designs for the next project. You're diction is clear and pleasant too.

I thought stockinette stitch was knit one row, purl one row?

Very, very nice. Thank you!

second time here making this bag hehehe thankyou for making such a lovely bag ❤

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Amazing tutorial!!!! Thank you 🙂

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Ooo what's a beautiful cardigan. How many squares did you use for your cardigan?

13 july 2023 Beautiful and well explained which is not that frequent ! Thank you very much. From Paris with love.

I often find that switching hooks, from a metal to plastic, vice versa, can solve the splitting problem. Some yarns work well with wood, but not plastic, and so on. I absolutely love this pattern!