Agreed! It is a great alternative for those types of yarns, especially the lighter weight ones since most brick and mortar chain stores don't offer much variety in the smaller weights.

That's great to hear. I haven't used it yet but it's on my January project list.

I've embrassed capris because they are WAY higher! But if they are full length, they can't be ankle length.

@offthehookcrochetnicole AMEN sister. It actually took me 15 yrs till I put on a Capri, from the time they peaked in popularity!

It can be rather meditative.

@@deeq2360 sounds like you have a great plan

Glad you enjoyed them! Maybe you can share them with someone who does travel with crochet projects or just save them till you do.

Great tip! Thanks for stopping by and sharing.

Thanks! Do you have any tips you could add?

I think you covered them all.

You do get a little faster with practice but the tutorial demonstrators are very fast. I don't look at it as a race. I just enjoy the process no matter how slow I may be.

@@offthehookcrochetnicole me too 😁

I ended up gifting it to someone special.

Someday I want to learn Tunisian. It's on my list. I also would love to do an American flag inspired blanket.

More companies are coming out with kits that aren't as expensive. I get the point of the woobles is that the yarn is super easy to work with and the tutorials that come with them are supposed to be really well done but it's totally possible to learn with a hook, a single skein, and KZbin. That's how I did! So glad you are enjoying the videos!

I see a lot of this in my future. But I have a ways to go first.

You are so welcome! Have you ordered there before?

Thanks! I am hooked! 😉 Here's a video on how I organize my stash that I added previously. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppqwoZmKfrWNlbc

Great tips! I did see the one about the pony bead on their website but I think I'll wind it first and work from the outside for this one.

No, it's just not twisted. There are 4 strands, or plies, but they aren't twisted together.

Thanks! Hope you enjoy the content.

Awe thanks! Gotta have fun now and then.

Thanks! Do you make things if friends or family asks? That's another challenging one since they often think we can just whip it up in an hour or so.

@@offthehookcrochetnicole Nope. I don't do that either. Since it's usually wearables they are asking for, it's too risky to take the time away from my crochet business to devote the hours and then what if it doesn't fit? No one has actually asked me to make something specifically for them. They usually ask me to make my items for sale because they want to buy. Only twice I have given my "example" piece to my daughter and granddaughter who really, really loved and wanted an item.

Probably a smart general policy. Then you never have to stress the outcome.

Twisted! That's a great word for it.

Thanks! And thank you for the sub.

Thanks! Just start slow and use a project you can crochet while watching TV (i.e. doesn't require a lot of focus).

@@SueOlson-d6o that's what I'm leaning towards.

And I love those hats. And that you can change the band

@@SaShawster Well hi there!

@@SaShawster isn't that awesome!

There definitely needs to be some consideration put into whether or not the specific event is appropriate. Certainly more formal events would be a no-go. I say bring it with you and leave it in the car if it isn't appropriate for that event.

It's super comfy!

Right?! Where would you most want to visit?

I love that you let some of it go. I heard that every hand crafted item should have at least one imperfection even if it's intentional. That shows it was made with love.