8 point bobbles Star Blanket crochet Crochet Nuts

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A different take on the 8 point star featuring bobbles

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[@deborahm4484]

Amazing I love. It, Great to see you back on again it's. Been a few months, you are a great teacher, thanks so much xx

[@Lisa-SynfullyWkd67]

Done many different styles of star blankets, came upon this one and immediately started it for my new great-grandson. Thank you for a beautiful pattern/tutorial. New subscriber now as well!

[@Lisa-SynfullyWkd67]

I had started this blanket as stated below, but was using Lion Brand pound of Love, which is a 4 ply but on the thicker side of 4 ply which suggests using a J106mm/4.25mm hook. I thought that if I used a size bigger than what was being used in the video, it would be fine. I was somewhat over 1/4 of the way through, and boy was I wrong. Just because I have gotten away with doing that for so many years on other projects, it was turning out tight and heavy as heck, needless to say I am restarting now and using the hook suggested via the yarn ball band. If you don't want to have to frog later onfter putting so much work into the beautiful blanket, do as Crochet Nuts says and use the hook the yarn you are using as suggested. Now it's nice and flat and lesson learned for me , no more short cuts LOL.

[@lattelatifa7604]

Good to see you back

[@Debbie2004]

I love this I love how you used the Bobble Stitch that really makes it stand out. Right now I am working on a 12 pointed star blanket but I definitely will be making this one as well thank you for sharing

[@clairewilson2269]

Love this, it's in my list of projects

[@hazelitta99]

Gorgeous

[@ToDamCute]

Absolutely amazing. Thank you so much!

[@monicaeasley9135]

I made this 3 times and everytime it came out beautiful

[@yorkshirebirder6617]

Love this thank you

[@nancyshookedoncrochet526]

Very nice 👍 will try this soon

[@samasonedderman]

That is beautiful. Thanks, Stella

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

Glad you like it!

[@monicaeasley9135]

I made this blanket and it came out beautiful wish I could share it

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

You can post it on our facebook group.... here is the link facebook.com/groups/555688768256581

[@jasminenystrom9074]

Beautiful and great tutorial. What yarn brand did you use for the white and pink one? I love it

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

The pink is Hayfield Bonus Glitter and the white Hayfield Baby Bonus, the lilac in the tutorial is also the baby bonus

[@jacquelinegilbert9640]

Hi could u tell me how many rows before changing colour love this just done one in one colour thank u xx

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

I did 2 white, 2 pink then 6 white, 2 pink 2 white 2 pink.... you can vary the size of the stripe though. I like it in one colour too

[@jacquelinegilbert9640]

Thank u xx

[@wondergranny2299]

Can this be made as big as one wants?

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

Yes, just keep going until it is the size you want. As long as you keep the stitch count right it will lay flat however big you make it

[@lorrainemccabe6893]

I’m crocheting this atm as it caught my eye,it’s a beautiful design ! I just wanted to ask about the popcorn stitches , mine are popping out in the opposite side is that normal ?

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

You can push them through to the other side, they sometimes do that😀

[@lorrainemccabe6893]

@@CrochetNutsTutorials thanks very much for replying to my query

[@janetdawes4063]

Love you hook where can I get one from 💖

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

I made it using fimo polymer clay, there is a video here on how to make a striped one kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6S0ZKKVqZ2Iobc

[@joannayiamarelos9225]

Can you do a bubble instead of the popcorn?

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

Yes, you can work a puff stitch, popcorn or even a cluster as they all have one stitch to work into on the next row 😀

[@dianamac90]

Love your video but unable to save ❤️💜❤️

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

Oh no! The best thing to do is make a playlist and addd to that, then you can always find it again

[@jacquelinegilbert2864]

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[@kateeveritt3292]

Why do you use US terms ?

[@CrochetNutsTutorials]

After doing a poll on face book 90% said they prefer US terms

[@crochetpatch4577]

@@CrochetNutsTutorials I prefer US they make more sense

[@crochetpatch4577]

I prefer US terms they make more sense