Part 3 - The Twirling Flower Doily Crochet Tutorial!

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• The Twirling Flower Doily
Below is a list of timestamps for your convenience -
Round 11 - 0:32
Round 12 - 6:06
Round 13 - 12:19
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[@vajee5]

Thank you once more for instructing us again with a lovely pattern. You are a genius at what you do. No kidding. God bless.

[@omagosh5137]

Loved your tutorial and finished the doily. The timestamps are so helpful. Thank you!

[@kimpotkins1560]

Made one out of leftover yarn from a blanket I made for a special person who has recently passed away. Now my beautiful doily is under the Christmas cactus I have from her. Always in my memory. Thank you for such a perfect project. Love your videos x x ❤

[@annepakrasi8994]

Thank you very much for the beautiful design. Above all very well explained. Even a beginner can follow it so easily. Thank you wonderful teacher.

[@annepakrasi8994]

I just finished mine and it looks gorgeous. I made it in pink for my daughter -in-law. Thank you for the clear instructions. God bless you.

[@vajee5]

I did it! 😆 In a pretty marigold color. Thanks to Fiber Spider’s talent and his great instruction!👏

[@anithashetty7348]

Thank you very much for this lovely doily which is quick to finish. Your instructions are very easy and clear to follow.

[@vajee5]

I made three! My first one was for my round table in the den; Then I made two for my living room end tables. I worked them while I listened to you narrate Aesop’s fables! You have a pleasant voice, and you enunciate clearly. Thank you🥰

[@deborahbellah321]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I love working with crochet thread. I also enjoy filet crochet as well. I've made several of your projects. Thank you again...💖

[@DancingLeaF55]

I just finished my doily. Thank you, you are such a GREAT teacher, I really appreciate it!

[@sanobershaik-xo7xc]

I did it In a red color Thanks to fiber spider's talent and his great instruction 😊

[@marinvanz.1924]

This was so much fun to do and it has become so beautiful!! I'm definitely going to make more of it with all kinds of other colors. But one color only, I know😉 Thank you, Craig for this great video. It was really so much fun to do😃 and I had a good laugh when we heard that helicopter and you saying "they found me, I got no more place to hide" 😂😂 Bye bye, wishing you a great weekend and stay safe. Greets from the Netherlands 🇳🇱

[@susanroark2336]

This was so fun making this dollie your a good teacher

[@kikijeanscritterscrafts160]

Love learning from you. You are so patient and your voice is so soothing and reassuring! Love all your tutorials. I just finished my first doily ever! Thank you for giving me the courage!

[@feliciaodd3116]

Thank you yet again. I actually wanted to try using crochet thread, but could not find a video or pattern I could follow. You fixed that. Love ya.

[@browng4958]

Very beautiful pattern, thank you for sharing 💕🙏💕

[@tincandancer457]

Love it ! Made with size 3 crochet cotton and a 3.25 hook. Great tutorial!

[@lindastundahl3882]

Thank you! Fabulous instructions!

[@imalade777]

I just finished my doily, it is beautiful, thank you for the wonderful instructions ,it was very easy to follow you

[@arti260665]

You are our crochet police sothat we are going to be the best crochetdoers . enjoyed respect you

[@barbaradraxlir1654]

Beautiful doily. I made it in thread instead of yarn and it came out cute and small. So next time instead of yarn try it in thread. Beautiful!!!!!

[@carmensvillacis4186]

thank you for the well explained tutorial .....I did it with different yarn ....thanks again ....

[@wilmafreeman7698]

Loved it I decided to use the cotton and it worked out fine thanks for sharing your creations

[@omagosh5137]

I agree. It is a beautiful pattern. ❤️

[@alisongardiner318]

"I'm not the crochet police" roflmao, too funny. Must admit I enjoyed this tutorial as a 3 parter. Nice bite size pieces to follow. x x x

[@joycealinsangan2213]

Alison Gardiner and

[@gwenjohn3288]

This was fun,I hope you do more. Thank you

[@ruthhingston6939]

Mine turned out beautifully and it's so simple to do.thankyou for great tutorial.

[@isabelcoria6948]

Thank you so much you are very good to explain I love it ❤

[@jeanettehoward8674]

Thank you for this tutorial such a great job explaining all of it. And such a beautiful work of art. I did mine in white Caron one pound and mine 20:49 . hook so it is big and I love it

[@kristendouglas5356]

Love it! You done a great job. Finished mine today for a Christmas gift. Burgundy with a gold on the last round and finished with a scalloped edge.

[@木下メルバ-m8r]

I finish one now the result was great Thank you

[@remedy9648]

Sorry I'm commenting on all 3 parts but I must! This was a great project and it turned out beautifully. I'm making a few to match around the house, 💜💜💜you and thank you again!

[@pennylee9446]

Thank you for the tutorial. I finished mine using Scrubby Sparkle white using a G hook. It took most of the skein and looks amazing. It looks like a giant snowflake with ice on the snow (sparkle yarn) and with my red candle in the middle it will be wonderful decorative addition for Christmas. I am thinking it would make a nice gift too. Most enjoyable Fiber Spider. :)

[@magentapierrot8409]

Thank you Fiber Spider! I had so much fun making this. And plan to make a few more.

[@rmtubera]

Thank you so much for sharing this pattern!!! All the details very clear...

[@marinvanz.1924]

And I've just started my next one😃 my first one I used cotton thread in color light pink with a 3mm hook and because that has become so beautiful I continue with the same thread but now in the color white. I still have all kinds of that same thread in a box, in all different colors, and I think it is a good way to use them in small projects as this doily. A scoop of cotton is only 50gr and 125 mtr in length and I still had some of that left over when I finished. So I'm going to continue with my second doily and I wish everyone a very good, fine and sunny day. Greets from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 👋

[@carollowe2364]

Thank you for sharing this tutorial! I made one in a couple of hours and it's beautiful in red for the holidays! I wish we were neighbors so I could crochet with you in person over a cup of tea!

[@mamagirlinohharbin6419]

Love it! Made 2 so far . Thank you Fiber Spider

[@wandamuise2636]

Thank you so much. I was looking for a nice doily to do and voila here it was. Thanks again and I am doing it in thread.

[@sonjaschultz868]

Thank you for your pattern and your company 👍🌹

[@arvinderkaur4128]

Thank you so much for such good explanation. I have made this and has come up very nice. Once again thanks a lot.

[@bz3rjv]

very great tutorial video. love it

[@bonnylaurel1056]

Ty i did mine in orange thread its so pretty ty ty ty

[@runarodrigues7675]

Liked it!!! Could you please have another tutorial for a bigger table cloth or how to connect there doilies to make a bigger one

[@AnnMDulac]

Do you ever make them where they go across the dining room table or across the fireplaces or across the walkway entrance way the long ways doily? The long doilies ? If not can you I would love to follow along with you to make one its so easy to make things with you versus some others on here. Thanks for your videos I love making things with you.

[@CraftyVegan]

I love watching your tutorial videos. Could you do a crocodile stitch tutorial? I can't seem to get the rows right..... and all the videos I have watched of yours have been easy to follow. Thank you for your time :)

[@alisongardiner318]

I've been too intimidated by it to even attempt it.

[@CraftyVegan]

Alison Gardiner it is rather intimidating. I’ve been able to get a couple rows in before it all goes to $#!{. There’s a dragons egg pattern on ravelry that I want to do, but because the increase and decrease is so effing confusing, I can’t get very far.

[@alisongardiner318]

You've gone farther than I have, watched at least 3 different tutorials and don't honestly feel confident to attempt it.

[@CraftyVegan]

Alison Gardiner in case you have a ravelry account (www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/dragon-egg-4 ) here is the pattern. Up until this pattern, I would just go through each pattern over and over until it made sense. This one still doesn’t make sense, lol. It’s cool looking enough that I want to make it, even though it’s difficult. But I can’t get the inc/dec right and I end up putting it down in favor of something Fiber Spider puts on his channel, lol. I’m on month 8 of trying to figure it out 😓. Hopefully he does a tutorial. He was the only person that made the Tunisian stitch make sense to me. Maybe he can work the same magic with this $@&9/“:@(@?!,!:& dragon egg

[@carollowe2364]

I don't want to take anything away from our dear Fiber Spider but the Creative Grandma has a very easy to follow Dragon Scales tutorial available - even *I* could follow along and she explains how it goes together.

[@dahliachambers5374]

Just finding your work love it ,have you any current job yet so I can do which is not a doily.I am learning how to make a gift.

[@sheilahorner6631]

Would it be possible to make it bigger in any way I love this pattern you explain it very well thank you

[@isimsizinsan7663]

very nice

[@maxinejames4055]

What size is this please

[@pamelaeddowes6003]

Fiber Spider do you have an email? I made one with multicolor yarn and want to show you how it turned out. Thanks 😇

[@debidiaz6569]

Help Fiber Spider.. I love this pattern.. I finished mine and i am in love... Would love to be able to make it into a table cloth.. how could i join several of these or how can i expand the one ??

[@redrose7238]

Hi, I really like this but I’m wondering if you have a pattern if I wanted to make this doily in a rectangle for a large dinner table?

[@AnnMDulac]

Do you have any more doily patterns ?

[@kathykelleher5405]

I loved it but I used a 5 and it won't lay flat

[@merlesonny5623]

Does anyone know the size of this doily????

[@andreamckenzie3890]

Mine happen to be smaller than yours😊

[@andreamckenzie3890]

Like though

[@joy6369]

I missed the first two parts. Where can I find them?

[@FiberSpider]

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[@lolitaasari654]

Love your tutorial. So nice and easy to follow. Thanks a lot