HONEYCOMB! Let’s crochet it, Honeycomb stitch!

[@isabelm.ortizo.5557]

Love your work, fantastic tutorial! Thanks and a big hug from Chile 🇨🇱! ❤

[@boldbabez3985]

Great job is beautiful thank you so much for sharing 🥰🦋💚🥰🦋💚🥰🦋💚

[@Addicted2Yarn1]

This is so pretty, i can see it as pretty cushion covers 😍

[@WhiteBirdMustFly2]

❤Nice close up photography and demonstration! I could feel your moves and count with no words or script, even! Bravo! I forgot to say, I loved your color choices for illustration, as well as the relaxing sound. ❤

[@onicax]

Wonderful! Thank you

[@sk.honfleur4033]

Das Ergebnis zählt, und das Muster kombiniert mit den Farben sieht richtig gut aus. Allein die musikalische Untermalung finde ich anstrengend, habe den Ton abgestellt.❤DANKE für's Zeigen 👏💐

[@claudialeones9430]

bakana❤

[@latoyathomas4163]

Are the stitch instructions available somewhere on your website?

[@isabelm.ortizo.5557]

Sorry, what do you mean? She's teaching on line! 😅

[@sudhamishra924]

Wow nice design friend ✅ like done full watch subscribe 👍 l

[@69globos]

Beautiful work, just the music is too loud .

[@isabelm.ortizo.5557]

If you don't like the music turn it off 😅

[@breadw8927]

I don't like your way to grip the crochet hook. You grap it too close

[@pennyallen9488]

It's not a stick, it's a crochet hook. Probably not a good idea to complain, especially when you don't know what they are doing.

[@l8dtazz]

You should learn from a tutorial, not critique someone on how they hold their hook. You hold yours your way and let her do it her way. It still has the same outcome.

[@boldbabez3985]

Everyone holds their crochet needle at the point that's comfortable for them I can't believe your audacity to take the time to post up to someone who is sharing their craft and tell them that you don't like the way they hold their crochet needle Hold yours the way that is comfortable for you and go make something... Because what do you expect her to do change the way she holds her needle to suit you 🤷🏾‍♀️...

[@mikeallevesque18]

It's actually at the perfect point. Just look at where the yarn is positioned on her left hand. It goes over her pointer and flows starting from her pinky. Being that far, she has to keep the yarn loose to prevent any form of staggering. Looser yarn means more uneven tension, so she relies on her right hand more to regulate her yarn tension. Hence, she keeps her fingers closer to the hook part. If she used a different grip, for example, a pencil grip, she would probably hold her hook a bit further away, but it may not be a comfortable grip, it may slow her down, or issues such as carpal tunnel syndrome or tendinitis may prevent her from using it.

[@Addicted2Yarn1]

The audacity of some people is beyond me. How she holds her hook has no relevance, the outcome is still the same. Each person holds their hook differently. Try watching and learning instead of jumping straight to complaining. RUDE!!!!!!!!