Thank you! I really appreciate that. As designers we are trying to share as much information as possible with each other.

Well... It depends😢i've started learning crocheting several months ago, and tried to hold the hook traditionally... But my hand started hurt😢😢😢for me holding a hook like a knife (or a screwdriver) is ok🤷‍♀️

I can't hold my hook that way because my RA and hands just don't agree with holding the hook any other way, then like a knife or screwdriver. I don't really see it as a right or wrong way. I think it really just depends on what's more comfortable and adaptable for each person, individually. 😊

There are two traditional ways (that I'm aware of and I've been crocheting for over 40 years and following the crochet community for about 25) for holding a crochet hook. One is to hold it like a pen and the other is a like a knife. Neither is superior to the other. You may find that some techniques are a little awkward, depending on how you hold your hook, but you make do or find a work around. You also may find some ergonomic hooks don't work for you. Don't laugh, but I crochet like a pen with my right hand, and I crochet like a knife with my left. I am seriously out of practice lefty. I used to teach crochet and being able to show left handed students was helpful. I'm in the camp of, "it doesn't matter how you got there, as long as you got there." Don't even start with how you hold your yarn, lol. (I also have RA and some days, it's interesting.) 😊

What a stupid comment. There is no "traditional way" to hold the hook other than what you learned and works for you.

Si lo haces todo del mismo color eliminarás el efecto ‘patchwork’, que es lo más bonito e interesante de este patrón.

@@DulceN si ,es verdad,entiendo,pero quería en un solo color por que se me ocurre hacer una cortina 😅

Thank you so much. I really appreciate your support x

It’s in the description and also pinned to the top of the comments.

Thank you so much. I really appreciate it x

Thank you so much!

Yes, all the materials are listed.

It makes me so sad that people feel the need to steal and do wrong like that toward others.

I did the same thing, what I missed was that she did the black row not 10 times but 20 stitches in between the pumpkins. Do this and you will have your 5 pumpkins

@@FaithlessHealing oh ok. Thank you so much. That was very helpful. So all I have to do is 20 instead of 10? And do I js keep following the graph js the same? I js have to do 20 stiches instead of 10.

@@Liyah_J101 if you look at the pattern, it has 10 black stitches at the beginning and 10 black stitches at the end. So you end up doing 5 back to back complete patterns of the pumpkins, like if you put the ends of the pattern together it would have 20 stitches together, not 10. Think of one pumpkin as 1 pattern, after your ending set of 10, begin another pumping pattern with another set of 10

@@FaithlessHealing ohhh I see. Thank you so much . 🙏🏽. I understand what u r saying.

@@Liyah_J101 you're so welcome. It took me a little bit to figure out myself. Just remember that for the rest of the pumpkin pattern and for each of the other patterns for this blanket

I just bought it from Etsy, there’s also loads of her other patterns there. I believe the name is the same as her KZbin name :))