Crocheting an "Edwardian Spiral"

[@aheartofworship27]

Thank you so much for your flawless directions. The fact that you used a larger thread & hook made it so much easier to observe the stitches. Awesome work.

[@anasuyaroy2612]

Thank you...already made one in white...now contemplating different colours.

[@marciabernard615]

I love your needle it makes the yarn flow so easily.

[@maizoon4327]

Gave it a try & it worked out really well, I used it as the center of a snood & it looks great.

[@doloresungerleider4984]

Beautiful. Every stitch was amazing.

[@origamilady55]

Thank You,so much Stacey I got the book from the library .I enjoyed doing this motif your instructions were clear enough for me to understand.This is the beginning of a pattern for a shawl. Gorgeous book by Ms. Hubert .I will definitely buy this one to add to my .collection. : < )

[@Stitchinstacy]

+Laura Mc Bean Awesome!!..she is a beautiful lady...and her work is amazing:)))

[@moylanloo7870]

I have basic knowledge crocheting , ( I would say I’m a beginner level) I made it and it’s so beautiful.... I used a coral color and it’s stunning, thank you so much!

[@crystalsummers4255]

Thank you so much for doing this tutorial it was so helpful especially at the end I enjoyed making it and yes it is a Christmas gift thank you so much again

[@kimifossett-herrera7813]

Thanks for the video! I got stuck on the second row with the book's pattern and found your video to help me along. It was quite clear how to do it from this. 😇

[@Mamosherry]

How could I make this larger? Love this pattern

[@florconducto3244]

Your so nice to explain how to do this crochet sparrow

[@laurarusanda227]

beautiful! Thank you!

[@dubravkajanusic4004]

Tenki you so much,very nice 😊🎉❤

[@chineloalison6815]

This is so beautiful I've made one but I found out the circumference is small, please can you give guide on how to make it bigger, I've tried but its not working out. Thank you

[@sissifeline3797]

Bonjour, je comprends comment le faire, mais je n'arrive pas a savoir le n° du crochet ainsi que la grosseur de la laine ? cela serait il possible de me renseigner ! Un grand merci d'avance. Sissi

[@sissifeline3797]

Bonjour, cela fait longtemps que vous avez fait ce magnifique napperon, je comprends comment le faire, mais je n'arrive pas a savoir le n° du crochet ainsi que la grosseur de la laine ? cela serait il possible de me renseigner ! Un grand merci d'avance. Sissi

[@GenEdTeach7]

This is a very beautiful project and your explanation for each step was very clear and precise. I was amazed when I finished because it actually turned out quite well !! Thank you for such a lovely project !!!

[@ragaaattia178]

Thanks a lot. It is beautiful.

[@CRBoden72]

Beautiful Motif. I have found that they can be joined at the point of chain 4 when coming back down row. Chain 1 then slip through point on other motif (counts as chain 2) then chain 2 more and continue pattern as usual. You can only connect at two points per motif. Look forward to seeing more of your work.

[@normapattee1807]

How can I get patterns for some of these doilies.

[@maryjeanzarick7235]

Buy the book in the link.

[@maryjeanzarick7235]

She mentions the book at the beginning of the video.

[@nancystrand1920]

Hi Stacey, I would like to crochet the spiral how would I join them together to make a tablecloth and a bedspread? Thanks Nancy

[@Stitchinstacy]

Nancy Strand Hi Nancy..that i couldnt help you with,, im not sure they are designed really to join, their is no instructions for that..you can contact Miss Margaret Hubert at the blog i linked you to and ask her any questions you may have..this is her design..I only gave the tutorial for the motif:))

[@lostinks]

Stitchinstacy Thank you. : -)

[@Stitchinstacy]

You are most welcome:)

[@rebeccamay6420]

If the motif had 8 or 12 points instead of 10, they'd be easier to join into a table cloth or bedspread, especially if you make a smaller motif to fill the space between four motifs when you join them.

[@stephaniejohnson7637]

I want to know if that's the first edition or the second one. Can you please let me know. Thank you

[@einjhelthomas9667]

It’s cute just finish my one 😊☺️☺️

[@darkb4light06]

What book is this from?

[@lostinks]

Stacy, is it possible to join your doily's together, and if possible could you do a video? I would love to have several joined for my table top.

[@rebeccamay6420]

Since this is a 10 point shape, I wouldn't recommend trying to join multiple motifs together. Perhaps a motif that has either 8 or 12 points would work better, especially if adding a smaller motif in the space between four motifs when joining. To increase or decrease the number of points, you would have to start with a different count of spokes in the middle, and change the length of each arc and where you connect the next one - I'm guessing that fewer shorter arcs have to connect closer, and if using more points the arcs have to be longer and connected further out.

[@rebeccamay6420]

I miscounted. This motif has 11 points. Odd numbered sides/points really don't work well in joining. Better to make it even numbered and divisible by 4.

[@JulieMrsP]

Hi, Absolutely stunning video, I’ve made several of these, and I’m wondering has anyone managed to join them all together to make a larger piece? I’m struggling with making the joins even. Thanks in Advance.

[@hadassalisser6869]

Have you managed to join them for a larger piece? I'm wondering as I'm looking to make a tablecloth of lots of circles joined together

[@beckyl2283]

What is the finished size of this?

[@paulamersing4876]

Stacy, is it possible to get the rest of the pattern?

[@paulamersing4876]

Stacy, I will post it to your page. It won't let me share it here.

[@rosedrouse8611]

Why did I end up with 13arms

[@marciabernard615]

And very easy to understand

[@titinapetrillo5593]

N italiano

[@WeAreHere619]

Loved it. All the other videos have people who can barely speak English and it confuses the crap out of me. lmao.