Crochet Butterfly Fairy Wings Appliqué || Easy Beginner DIY Tutorial + Free Crochet Doll Pattern

[@rosapena3180]

I love this tutorial and pattern! Thank you extra for writing/showing the steps on the screen for us to follow along we can pause and not have to rewind repeatedly saving us so much time LOVE THIS!!!!!

[@SweetSofties]

So glad you enjoyed my video tutorial!!

[@AliceA333]

So easy to make with your video!! I cant believe I was going to try it off the website 😂 This was great, cant wait to attach it to my fairy now. Thanks!

[@SweetSofties]

Glad the video helped!! Yay!

[@debbieguest8462]

Love these! So easy & pretty! I've put them on hats and I have even made them into bookmarks! Thank you so much! God bless!

[@SweetSofties]

That's so awesome to hear, and what creative ways you are using these!! :) I'm very happy you enjoyed my pattern. Thank you!

[@donotgothroughlittledoor7734]

They're beautiful, thank you so much for the work you put into making these, and for sharing them with such a considerate explanation!

[@SweetSofties]

Thank you so very much, dear! I'm very happy to share my tutorials especially when I get such sweet and positive feedback!!

[@julieettenfield1820]

​@@SweetSofties❤

[@midnightskies6]

Thank you so much! This video was great! Your instructions were clear and very easy to follow.

[@SweetSofties]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the awesome feedback!

[@AutumnFictions]

These are precious! I'll definitely be making some in the future.

[@SweetSofties]

Awww, thank you!! I'll have the wings written up shortly and updated on the blog page. The fairy dolls will come later; stay tuned for them! ^_^

[@DoraPinatas]

Thanks for sharing I love the way you describe your work

[@SweetSofties]

Aww thank you so much!!

[@wondergranny2299]

Thank you for the good instructions. 😊

[@SweetSofties]

So glad you enjoyed it!!

[@lisawilliams2406]

Great job. I've made my first one.

[@SweetSofties]

That's awesome to hear!! :) Hope it was a fun project for you!

[@avahines9578]

Thank you for this tutorial!! I loved it. 🥰 Can’t wait for more!

[@SweetSofties]

So sweet of you to say, thank you! :)

[@jamielamb2431]

Beautiful!!!

[@Inga361]

These are really nice, and you explain very well!

[@SweetSofties]

You're so kind, thank you!! I'm glad to hear it!

[@Inga361]

@@SweetSofties Thank you!

[@ANest0fNargles]

Thanks you🤩 I made one for my own fairy, looks perfect

[@SweetSofties]

That's so wonderful to hear!! Yay! :D

[@moolindabumble9251]

I aspire to crochet that fast!

[@SweetSofties]

You will get there!! :)

[@valeriesotiropoulos9720]

Such a pretty little doll♥️

[@SweetSofties]

Thank you!!

[@kirstyashenden8171]

Gorgeous

[@isabellacaldwell752]

Thankyou they are lovely

[@SweetSofties]

You're so welcome! Happy crocheting!

[@sandrabeck4166]

Love the printed and verbal instructions great job

[@SweetSofties]

Happy you like it! Thanks for the kind comment! :)

[@kathymazzola1200]

Adorable. Thank you.

[@SweetSofties]

Aww, absolutely! Happy crocheting!

[@shenandoah1322]

❤❤❤

[@chedunndoit]

How can I turn this into a granny square?

[@SweetSofties]

Good question....I don't know yet! I haven't tried making it into a granny square but once I figure it out, I'll update this video description adn let you know!

[@vnohandle]

Now what if you want to make this but bigger?

[@SweetSofties]

To make this exact pattern bigger, you can use bulkier yarn and a larger hook. Hope this helps! :)

[@vnohandle]

@@SweetSofties for sure. I thought the exact same thing. Just thought a border would work/ help but I'm going to go with the larger hook and the thicker yarn.

[@maryjureitta]

is there anyway to make them bigger?

[@SweetSofties]

You can use a thicker yarn and larger hook! :) At this time, I don't have a larger pattern for these, though.

[@meowchinegun5289]

How do I secure the magic circle in the end? I did my first one and loved it but because I gut the yarn that started my magic circle and my whole work was destroyed :(

[@SweetSofties]

Oh no, sorry to hear that! Instead of cutting the yarn that started your magic circle (which will unravel your work), weave the end into your work. You can do that by using a yarn needle or small crochet hook and pulling the yarn tail through some stitches to hide it.

[@sandrabeck4166]

You can also use a small amount of waterproof fabric glue after weaving in. Use oi in the end.

[@chiderajoy8027]

How to I make it into a granny square

[@claramarone5510]

Some of your verbal instructions don’t match what is written. But beautifully explained. ❤❤❤

[@triciahowell9106]

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[@itimnalabi3695]

I love the design but as a beginner i kind of find it hard to follow because you are doing it too fast for me... great work though

[@SweetSofties]

I'm so sorry about that! Would it help to slow down the speed of this video? There's a "settings" button (gear icon) on the bottom right of the video when you hover your cursor over it. You can select the "playback speed" to be slower, such as 0.75 or 0.5. Hopefully that can help!!

[@JulieMrsP]

I disliked because you were going too fast, and there’s too much faffing about, sorry.

[@SweetSofties]

I'm very sorry. :( If you would like it slowed down, there is an option to click on the "settings" (gear icon) on the bottom right of the video and select a slower speed. As for the faffing about, I'm sorry -- I didn't know I wasn't being direct and to the point with the pattern. Apologies, I will try my best to improve in my next videos.

[@donotgothroughlittledoor7734]

@@SweetSofties I personally think you were going at a good speed ^^ I don't mean to go against this person, it's just that not everyone feels the same, so the effort you put into the pattern and your video is definitely appreciated! I understand that for some beginners it's frustrating when a video moves fast (and I mean this with no judgement, "beginner" isn't a bad word at all!), but what you used were a lot of standard stitches, and there's already a million videos explaining how to make those, so there wouldn't be a problem with learning them; of course you'd need to go a bit fast to be able to cover the entire pattern in one video, but you also took the time to slow it down in some complicated parts - it was very considerate! I didn't really notice any "faffing about" either - just important or thoughtful explanations. Thank you again for the video! ^^

[@SweetSofties]

@@donotgothroughlittledoor7734 You are very sweet, thank you for your kind and uplifting words! I genuinely appreciate it!! This feedback is really helpful to me as well!

[@daffe764]

I agree you do awesome. I paused as needed best part about watching a video. Pause/ play buttons