Christmas Crochet Lace Ball Ornament Tutorial

[@naomit-u2u]

Very easy to follow, thank-you.

[@nancya.nelson5810]

Excellent instruction. Thank you!

[@Starfish3Mama]

Thank you. I enjoyed making this ball.

[@gaylesmith1066]

Thank you!

[@veronikasweeny7831]

Oh oh, this is so beautiful. Thank you

[@PixxiStitch]

Gorgeous. 😍

[@dottieward6506]

Qbeautiful work loved making this thank you for sharing your talent with us need to see more

[@honoratawitkowska4096]

Bardzo ładna , już biorę się za szydełko

[@Szydekowopl]

Będzie jeszcze po polsku filmik, dzisiaj.

[@dottieward6506]

I love this we been more thank you for sharing

[@laurenac]

Transcribed the pattern in UK crochet terms: Key uk terms ch = chain ch sp = chain space sl st = slip stitch dc = double crochet tr = treble crochet dtr = double treble (yarn over twice before inserting hook) trtr = treble treble (yarn over three times before inserting hook) Pattern Foundation = slip knot and ch 8, sl st into the first chain to create a ring 1. ch 3 (as 1tr), ch 3, *1tr into ring, ch 3, repeat from * x 9 (though I often only do x 8 otherwise the piece tends to ripple unlike in the video), sl st into 1st tr (3rd chain) 2. ch3 (as 1tr), 4tr into ch sp, 5tr into each chain space around, sl st into 1st tr (3rd chain) 3. ch3 (as 1tr), 1tr into each of next 4sts, *ch2, 1tr into each of next 5sts, repeat from * around ch2, sl st into 1st tr (3rd chain) 4. ch3 (as 1tr), 1tr into each of next 4sts, *ch4, 1tr into each of next 5sts (skipping chains), repeat from * around ch5, sl st into 1st tr (3rd chain) 5. ch4 (as 1dtr), 1 incomplete dtr (don’t pull through the final loops from the st) into the next 4sts and pull through all 6? the loops left on the hook to create a cluster, ch 5, 1trtr into ch sp, ch5, *5dtr cluster into next 5tsts, ch 5, 1trtr into ch sp, ch5, repeat from * sl st into 1st dtr cluster (4rd chain) 6. ch1 (as 1dc), 5dc into ch sp, ch7, 6dc into ch sp, *6dc into ch sp, ch7, 6dc into ch sp, repeat from * around (so there is a loop of ch7 at the top of each trtr from the previous row). This is the first half of the bauble, repeat round 1-5 (expect 6) see below for round 6 for the second half 1. ch1 (as 1dc), 5dc into ch sp, ch3, then lining up the first half to the second half (wrong sides together) sl st into the ch7 sp of the first half, ch3, 6dc into ch sp, 6dc into next ch sp, ch 3, sl st into ch7 sp,

[@joankiely3614]

Just a gorgeous video & bauble. Thank you so very much. Can you please show us how you make the bauble stiff. Thank you. 🥰😍💕

[@Szydekowopl]

Thank you, yes, i will try to make a new video , show you how to stiff baubles this month.☺️

[@lopezk004]

Do you have videos of smaller baubles?

[@lynnlewis1962]

Would modpog work as a stiffener nad would white glue mixed with water work as. Well

[@Szydekowopl]

Of course, you can use mod podge or white glue as a stiffener

[@dottieward6506]

Where do you find the small tops for the hanger

[@Szydekowopl]

I made the top on hook with the same yarn

[@stchr3247]

Is there a written version of the pattern?

[@Szydekowopl]

Sorry, i don't have the written pattern

[@mikeCavalle]

I notice sometime you yarnOver and other times you yarnUnder. is there a reason?

[@mikeCavalle]

btw -- excellent presentation. i find audio presentations (talking) to be hard to follow. the text at the bottom is perfect.

[@Szydekowopl]

Thank you, i think it makes no difference if i yarnover or yarnunder. I am glad that you like my presentation 😊

[@HéctorEspinoza-f9i]

en español x favor

[@이수빈-b5b]

Thank you^^

[@himanshubhardwaj5234]

😍😍😍👌👏🔥

[@hanyibrahim1692]

Insan hard 5:39