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Beautiful blanket! Thanks for the relaxing tutorial on the feather stitch, and I love your yarn choice and color variation. I must try that stitch in my next prayer shawl.

At time 7:11 you said you were turning up the heat but you didn’t mention to what level. Medium? Low medium? If your stoves have numbers on it, how many and what number did you turn it to? What kind of wash did you pour over your yarn? Dish soap or a yarn soap? Last, whipping yarn over your shoulder to get the tangles out? Maybe in your next dying video can you show us the whipping process so we can see what the yarn looks like before during and after the whipping? Sorry for all the questions. They are by no means a critique of your video, I am just a detailed oriented person, and you have inspired me to possibly try finding undyed yarn and dying my own. Otherwise, if I didn’t want to go through that process, I wouldn’t be asking questions in the video was a good video to give a generalized view of how dying yarn happens. The colors of the yarns after they dried were beautiful. Thanks for inspiring me.

Do you have a pattern for the blue doily at 42 seconds? It is so beautiful! I am hoping you made it and it wasn’t a gift. If you did make it, that would make for a nice crochet along for us viewers.

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Great job. Subscribed.

Thankyou so much for sharing all the beauty that you are creating 💖💖💖💖💖

Gorgeous colors! What a joy it must be to work with them.

Wow! What a beautiful blanket and the colours are so calming! I have been crocheting for 51 years, thanks to my Mom, Grandmother and Aunty who took pity on me when I was 5 and my brothers and cousins woukd not let me play with them as I apparently had girl koodies lol. They just didn’t like that I was better and making and throwing snowballs in the snowball fights. But it was nice to be inside warm and dry as the ladies crocheted fresh hats and mittens for the “hooligans and heathens” so they stayed outside playing and they got a break lol. All theee ladies are gone now but the skills they taught me live on and have been passed on to other family members also. This blanket is just beautiful! I have not done the feather stitch in quite some time, but remember when I first learned it, ohh the shoulder pain if I did it for too long😩 I wonder if going up a hook size would help ease the strain on your neck and shoulders, or maybe using an ergonomic hook would help, giving you more support in your tendons. I love different stitches where you have several loops on the hook and are using several rows for the stitches like the feather stitch and when my Nieces and Nephews kids ask me to make something, I do (I love that they love homemade gifts and actually request them). One wanted me to make her a wearable mermaid tale blanket but she had her own ideas of how she wanted it so I had to make it as she wanted and used a combo stitch with lots of loops over several stitches and rows. It looked great when it was done and think she might be a natural designer in the making but omg my shoulder, neck and forearm were killing me before I was half finished. Even cbd lotion wouldn’t help! A friend mentioned the ergonomic hooks so I got one in the size I was using for the mermaid tale and wow did it make a difference. It may help if you have not tried it already. Thanks also for sharing the designer’s name for the rose baby blanket, I will be going to check it out. I simply ador the colour combo of your yarn. I don’t find many with calming colours in Scotland, they all see to be really bright colours like a rainbow lorikeet. Pretty in some designs but certainly not calming and relaxing. Thanks again for sharing and showing us, this is one design I must make. And following your border design as well as it just completes it so well. Do you block your blankets before gifting them? I love finding out how other crocheters finish their blankets. I hate blocking but find it does make a real difference to stitch definition. Anyway, I hope you are well and enjoying a new design that is not hurting yoy.i truly appreciate your tutorials, I could spend all day watching you crochet. And I think I am weird and losing it, I have yt on mute as it is the wee hours and hubby is asleep, but watching you stitch and I caught myself counting stitches as if it was my crocheting. 🤦🏻‍♀🙊 I guess it means trying to go back to bed, I must be over tired. 😆 Keep up the great work you are so talented! 💖

Oh my gosh these are gorgeous, thank you so much for sharing! I just found your channel and had to subscribe!! 🥰 I have to tell you, I normally avoid granny stitch like the plague, I have never been a fan but you have changed my mind on them as this is absolutely stunning! I am so impressed that you dyed your yarn yourself, I wish I knew how to do it. Your colour palette is so beautiful, colourful without being garish, they are relaxing to look out and feel naturally botanical, I hope that makes sense. lol. How lucky you are to be living in Australia, I have visited several times and just love the pace of life out there. I am American but reside in Scotland. I am hoping you have lovely weather atm, it is about 5c here and very wet! But that means an excuse for sitting inside and crocheting to keep warm and dry. I cannot wait to get started on the coushions and as someone else mentioned a tablecloth would be perfect. Thanks so much for sharing, I cannot wait to see your other work! Happy Holidays! 💖

Beautiful colors. Love the pattern too. This is definitely on my to-do list!

These are REALLY lovely squares! I'll use this tutorial to make some w/ worsted weight yarn, but I think I'll also use some white & colorful size 10 thread (some call it mattress thread) to make a table cloth. I can see these making an edge & maybe an inner border. You'd have to venture into my crazy inner universe to see what I mean. 😂❤

So beautiful

Beautiful!!! Can you tell us what type of yarn (fiber, weight, etc)?

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Thanks for the video, your video is easy to understand, my mom use to crochet but she was just able to past the simple basics of crocheting before she pasted. She had a flower pattern but I don't know how to do it, this video maybe will be a start to learn something, thanks. I made a simple small crocket blanket with all different colors crochet grandy quares for my son's Christmas one year, I figured out how to do it and put it together lol 😂. Your crocheting looks really neat and your instructions are east to follow, keep doing videos, I'll keep looking for them in the future, great work. Now if I can get the energy to do some crocheting, my mom left me enough yarn for me and daughter for rest of our life, I think she bought yard every time she went to town, I don't blame her she didn't have anything growing up. She loved rose and green and off white so maybe I can make some pretty with that. I'm going to check out your other videos later so I can see some of crocheting!😊

The yarn is beautiful . Id love to have some of all the colors used . I wish i get some or something close to it ,any recommendations?

Merry Christmas 2024

So happy to find this lovely tutorial. Your yarn is so beautiful. I will subscribe, looking forward to more ❤

I’m going to try this. BEAUTIFUL COLOR AND WORK 🧶😎

Beautiful. Thank you😊

I just found your video and this is a wonderful tutorial. I could listen to your voice all day. In fact, your voice would be perfect for making meditation videos. Thank you very much!

Lovely !

Wow! Beautiful! ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

What about an alternative yarn?

It is so relaxing watching you crochet. And you soothing voice helps as well.

I was so excited to see another video from you Maureen, Thankyou and your work is glorious 💖💖💖

Wow lovely work

How absolutely lovely Maureen, I so enjoyed this and I adore shell & saltmarsh colours 😁😁

Lovely stitch. Thanks for sharing.

I enjoyed that Maureen, Thankyou so much, I love feeling like we are next to each other chatting away 😁😁

Busy and Beautiful.I do actually have a favourite style of yours.The C2C Moss Stitch.???The ❤ loved up one.Thanks so much for the Art Show.

Thankyou for sharing all of these amazing blankets with us, I loved it and look forward to more 😍😍

As a first crochet hook they are great. I really liked the handle being similar to the Clovers. Once you try Clovers though you’re hooked!

I’ve tried some very similar to the So Easy from Spotlight & felt exactly the same way as you have done when comparing the 2 👍🏼👍🏼

Hi I look forward to more videos I heard about your Chanel from Jill at gumleaf.💝💝good luck with the Chanel💝💝

Thankyou for an informative video Maureen and for showing us your hdc solid square 😁😁

Excellent Maureen & thankyou for a lovely calming video, just what I needed ❤❤

So enjoyable, I look forward to more videos 😁😁

Great video, thanks for sharing this beautiful stitch Maureen. ❤