Free Tree Motif Crochet Pattern Tutorial 1 0f 2

[@louiselothian8601]

I loved it! For your first tutorial it was very clear and easy for beginners and crocheters alike 👍👏👏

[@wondergranny2299]

It reminds me of the Dr Seuss book where a bunch of dogs had a party on the top of a tree. That's probably my favorite Dr Seuss book.

[@cleidacrocheartshow4773]

Work beautiful God Bless 👏👏👏

[@RosaMaria-ng1su]

Hi, your video is just great and so easy to follow but I can‘t find part 2. can you help me, please?

[@Niftynnifer]

I think I did okay for first videos with this new video cam... :)

[@ohmeomy041]

Your video is good for your first one, but it would be more helpful if you would say how stitches you should have after you have done each row. If you did say I must have missed it. Good job. Very easy to follow along.

[@butterfly4875]

What about small parts and baby choking hazards! I have made quite a few blankets with motifs but am always reluctant to put beading on for the very reason, I would really appreciate your feedback :)

[@jenniferjennyfer8099]

If I was to apply this to a baby item, I would choose not to use the bugs & buttons and maybe use embroidery instead :) I understand the concern completely. Sometimes I use motifs in scrapbooks, or donate them to the school for crafts, where small parts are not as much of a concern :)

[@louiselothian8601]

I embroider things instead if it's for a small baby .

[@1caramella]

loved it!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@stevenfaid4338]

Hi, love your tree appliique, Can I make the tree to sell on the internet please

[@aardvark1956]

I used this as part of a "landscape bib."

[@zuleyhakeskin5246]

👏🌺🌸🌼

[@ishougz.]

You can use magic ring it’s a lot easier than this method

[@MrMatpjoy]

I liked your basic design. However, you need to learn to back your work away from the camera. I kept my eyes clossed for most of your tutorial because I constantly felt like I was getting my eyes poked out. People don't crochet less than 1/2 an inch from their eyes, so don't do your work that close to your camera. A secondary problem of working so very close to the camera, is that you can't see the work that's being done, as well as you could if you just backed up! Even backing up a little would be of tremendous help. But thank you very much for the base idea of the tree.