DMC 001: Introduction to Crochet Tutorials for Blind Crafters

[@mathildanance4701]

Thank you so much, Danielle! I am legally blind and was able to make a slip knot, following your video and verbal instructions. I’m looking forward to lesson two!😊

[@labetas.1099]

Hey! Thank you so much for this. I am trying to help my mother who is 97 re-learn to crochet. You look wonderful to me. I am so grateful to you for making this series. Many many thanks.

[@kathleenhagen192]

I’m so happy you made this video. I am a seeing person who is trying to teach a blind woman to crochet. Thank you sooooo much

[@techita81]

Thank you for making these videos! So many people can benefit from this. I have an elderly friend who has become bling due to diabetes and I want to teach her to crochet 🧶 to help her boredom and anxiety

[@sharonspears5866]

You are a great friend. I know your friend appreciates you very much

[@safepethaven]

A friend has crochet videos and she is right handed but used a feature to reverse the video tutorial to display for left-handers. Her YT channel name is Bethintx1 [Beth in Texas 1]. I was over 60 when I finally learned to do basic crochet and her methods were best for me. Since then I have lost most of my vision so other priorities have led me to put creative arts aside. I applaud you for doing YT videos to help others.

[@DivaNicola]

That video was so helpful I am partially cited in both eyes and I really struggle with visual activities and sewing and crocheting and so on so this video really helped me as you added a lot of description and you don’t need to fix anything as your skill in describing what you are doing at the same time as you’re doing it is perfect

[@sharonspears5866]

Ty so much for sharing. I have already lost most my sight and found out that my sight is going faster than my dr thought. I crochet and wasn’t sure if i woukd be able to still do that. Thank you so much for showing me that i will still be able to do that. And you are beautiful dear lady. Don’t let anyone tell you different. Looking forward to more videos.

[@star_light2604]

I am a totally blind girl who loves arts and crafts and I cannot find like super accessible content. then I found this! Thankyou. This helps me alot!

[@Hemi440outlaw]

Thank you so much for the video and you are beautiful just the way god made you god bless you 🙏🏻👏🏻

[@sarahathersuch303]

Thank you for your tutorial xx

[@coreyparson9906]

I can see but I was curious how blind people might learn how to crochet. Thank you for an awesome video to show me how a blind person can learn how to crochet. And you are beautiful. Fuck them trolls!

[@harleymonroe6018]

Thank you I’m going to get the supplies and try this

[@ranishahall8157]

I’m have low vision and I’ve always wanted to learn to crochet and thanks for your videos, there is hope for me, I always start something and get frustrated so I feel that I never finish anything that I want. I’m so excited thanks again. There is hope for me 🤩

[@EveryOhterLetter]

Thanks for putting the videos up because even though I am totally blind I might recruit a sighted person to verify that what you are doing is the same thing that I am doing.

[@obseraga5688]

I am really glad to get this video, I have a blind students and i wanted to teach them crocheting some easy patterns and if she is interested in it i can give her more advanced once.

[@sharonspears5866]

Bless you. You too are an inspiration.

[@rachealolden3810]

Hi your good dont worry i can see a little hope to learn how

[@shanabrown3972]

Awesome job! Girl you so know, You’re super pretty! They’re crazy if they say different! ❤️❤️

[@tawnyaphilpot1540]

I want to teach my mostly blind left handed husband to crochet.

[@JaneDoe-bq9sw]

I do it where you pinch the tail between your thumb and forefinger. Wrap it twice around your index finger. Grab the hoop closest to your knuckle, and pull itover the one nearest to your fingertip. Then pull the one that was nearest your fingertip over the one that was nearest to your knuckle to where it comes over the tip of your finger to the underside of it, but so that the other one remains on the top of your finger. And then pull on the tail and the working yarn to form your slipknot around your finger. And then slide it off and then put it around your hook. Plus one other way.

[@allcapsoff]

thank you so much this is wonderful advice I will use it to teach my friend

[@EveryOhterLetter]

I figured it out. Thank you.

[@Avdm1808]

Hi, I'm a sighted person and was asked if I would be willing to teach a blind or visually impaired person how to crochet. I really want to help her but it is a new area for me. I'm depending on your videos to guide me. My first challenge is that I'm right handed and she is left handed. I thought it might work if she sits facing me, with her hands placed on mine, to 'see' what I'm saying. Please advise me. Also, I'll direct her to your videos and perhaps just assist when needed. I really do not want to mess-up this opportunity. Thanks. Adele

[@tawnyaphilpot1540]

And a my blind friends

[@RondaRoeper]

Hi Danial it is Sunday at Wyman Wednesday September I mean excuse me it is Wednesday, December 20, 2023 the time is what time is it 824 my name is Rhonda Roper and I am from Springfield Illinois I was one thing to know if you knew anything about knitting because I am trying to learn how to knit