The Sugar Plum Fairy Blanket | FAST and EASY Crochet Blanket Pattern | Beginner Friendly

[@designsbydenise7623]

I'm an old newbie. I've been crocheting for 40 years but self taught. My mother taught me how to make a single row and that was it. I taught myself how to turn and begin a second row. I dont know the lingo AT ALL but I taught myself a pattern that confuses everyone 🤦‍♀️😄 but I get compliments all the time. I finally decided I should learn the right way. I bought a book, opened it, then closed it and said it should be written in a foreign language because I don’t understand it haha. KZbin here i come! I learned 1 beautiful pattern but wanted to learn more. I wanted simple but pretty and elegant, I wanted it to be simple but look complex...... and BOOM here you are! This pattern along with your excellent teaching, is so easy!! I love it! Thank you so much! And the INVISIBLE KNOT😱😲🤯 MIND BLOWING MAGIC! THANK YOU!

[@cristianamyers5893]

Omg! That’s so funny cause I’m on the same boat you are in, my grandmother taught me how to crochet when I was young and in Spanish!! I love it, but can’t read a pattern if my life depended on it! And every book or magazine I buy just totally confuses me! But yes these videos on KZbin are fabulous! Good luck to you! So glad to know I’m not alone!! 😉

[@tedehisa]

I am self taught myself and have made a few blankets, with their own character. So I totally understand what you're saying i like her ease of understanding.✌❣🧶

[@barefootcontessa3112]

We should start a club for older newbies 🤣🤣 I taught myself to knit and crochet over 40 years ago so when I found myself retired and lockdown arrived I enrolled in KZbin university to learn how to do it properly much more interesting and entertaining than trying to understand a book that looked like it was written in a foreign language

[@cristianamyers5893]

@@barefootcontessa3112 yes!!! I like the way you are thinking!! 😉

[@jennifermiller7139]

If you like how it turns out, that’s all that matters.

[@jeancampbell6641]

I’ve never crochet in my life . I’m 75 and just learning . I love this blanket . I’m going to persevere and try it .

[@KarenShirey]

I too am 75 and just learning to crochet. 😁 Can't wait to try it!

[@susanvaughn8234]

I’m 53 and learning gonna try this but I have trouble counting stitches and keeping up these people make it look so damn easy lol

[@bridgetmehringer1702]

I made for my niece for Christmas gift. She loves it! Very easy.

[@Sweetrose333]

I’m 71 learned to crochet when I was 8 Remember it’s easy to remove stitches, called frogging because you rip it. Getting the tension figured out is the hardest part. I promise you’ll get hooked ❤ Good luck 🧶

[@susancooper-mp5zo]

​@@susanvaughn8234, they have lovely things called "stitch markers". I'm 63, learned when I was 9, but am relearning due to a medical dizziness diagnosis and they have completely saved my life! There are a variety available but I rather like the colourful plastic ones that resemble a safety pin. Best of luck!

[@gailsumpter392]

WOW! I’ve been crocheting for close to 45 years and I just learned something new! I just learned how to make an invisible knot! Thank you thank you!

[@izzanizami1418]

I am a self taught crocheter too. My mother in law showed me how to make a chain ages ago. I kept experimenting. I did make a few things but to be honest KZbin did the magic. After retirement I am living with my son. To keep busy I started with crochet In last 3 years I did many projects. Beanies cardigans shawls ponchos slippers socks baby cocoons baby bags bags doilies all thanks to KZbin and the boredom after retirement. I also find it hard to follow written patterns. Today also I was looking what to make next. OMG I found your channel and this beautiful easy to make project . So well explained 👏 . I love it and sure this is my next project. Thanks.

[@bridgetmehringer1702]

Love her teaching. Goes slow enough to understand and repeats until you get it down. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

I'm so glad my tutorial was helpful! Thanks you Bridget! 😊🧶🧡

[@maryannours4351]

Free willow crochet granny square

[@mariakristinahawl1640]

More tutorials should be like this. Not a lot of fluff talk and very clear instruction with great video. Beautiful lady and a beautiful pattern. Thank you!!

[@terrycrane6468]

The chart at the end was great for determining how much yarn needed and the cost. Your instructions are so clear and easy to follow your hook on camera. Thank you.

[@Faez_Daily_Vlogs]

My wife just crocheted a beautiful blanket following your video. thanks.

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

❤️❤️❤️

[@oldcatlady3803]

I just foud your channel. At last someone that crochets the way I was taught and have crocheted for many years, and I was taught by my Grandmother who made the most amazing things. I look forward to more.

[@annettesant1110]

Thank so very much for getting back to me I really appreciate it my first time crocheting at 73 .

[@nancychace8619]

Thank you for sharing. Rookie here. Quite a project. Love the color ~

[@suzannekudrow2004]

I have searched for 30 minutes to find this sweet video with this magical knot where you say “crocheting, crocheting” and I adore you! Thank you so much. Saved this for my forever go to knot in case I forget. You are a great teacher! ❤❤

[@judyseiler1459]

I love this pattern and your video. It is so packed with information and easy to follow. I made this for my great grandson and he loves it.

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

I’m so incredibly happy you made this blanket for your grandson and that he loves it Judy!! So special! 😊❤️🧶

[@sage720]

Wow…I’ve watched dozens of crochet videos, and this has to be the best one I’ve seen. Your directions are clear and you don’t skip any step or leave us wondering about what we just saw. Thanks

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

I am so glad my video was helpful! I really try to think of the video from the point of view of the viewer. What questions they might have and what might come up. I’m excited for you to make this blanket. 😊❤️🧶

[@antonioandrade2932]

I love you watch your tutorials,you explain everything so nice thank you!

[@missziggy8211]

Just let me say Tiffany you are a Wonderful Teacher! Thank you!

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Thank you so much Miss Ziggy!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@donnaeiler3179]

So glad there’s doable stuff for newbie returners besides a stupid granny square

[@Legend0222]

I have been making this for my bf because he just got his first place and doesn't have a lot of blankets as someone who hasn't crocheted before this is a super easy pattern! Thank you for your awesome instructional video! :)

[@helenvanegas6263]

I am new learning person and speak another language. Thank you for teaching

[@rebeccamorgan8032]

I love how thorough you are with different sizes and yardage needed. I have noticed a lot of patterns don’t include what yarn they used to make their particular blanket or what brand they used or how much. Thank you for your extra work to help us out.

[@jayasjain6760]

The invisible slip knot you taught is the cherry on the cake for me, a new learning, that's so effective, thank you dear!!!

[@feliciaheater5548]

This invisible knot trick just changed my crochet life. Sooooo amazing.

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

I know right! Once I saw it I haven’t tried anything else. It just works so well. 😊❤️🧶

[@lja000]

It was so thoughtful to put the blanket sizes and yardage needed at the end of the video. Thank you so much.

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

You are most welcome! 😊❤️🧶

[@dianalynngarms5820]

The magic knot is amazing. I used it in some other sweaters and blankets. No more weaving ends in at joins ever. Babe, you have changed my life! Thank you, thank you, thank you. I feel like I have won a giveaway.

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Haha you are most welcome Diana! I am so glad the Invisible Knot has helped you. It is my favorite go to. 😊🧡🧶

[@jacobabraham9186]

I learnt to crochet as a 12 year old in my boarding school. Then forgo all about it. Now after retirement as a college professor, I've picked up my crochet hook again. Enjoyed watching your tutorial. I have been doing small projects for my grandhildren, now doing a baby blankie. After that I'll try this ' cross stich' for my next project . Thank you.

[@nativaindocil]

I'm back to handcrafts, mainly crochet, after a brain crash due to a panic disorder and I swear to you: crochet is helping me recover my sanity from the debris. I love your project and your whole video production. Thank you and grab one more subscription to your channel!

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

I am so happy you have found sanity with crochet. Crochet is a craft that always surprises me. I hope you find many projects that you enjoy immensely. 🤗❤️🧶

[@susancooper-mp5zo]

I've been diagnosed with Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness and it has wrecked my life. I was very proficient with crochet after learning at the age of 9. At 63, I feel like I'm starting from scratch so these videos and the transcripts give me the best of both worlds to work at this again. They've been a lifesaver.

[@barbaracabrera207]

Just finished a scarf with this stitch, but wth DC. But put SC row between rows. I'm now on my 2nd scarf the same stitches. Then I'll do a 3rd one, finally, for myself. I love this stitch! I'm using variegated yarn. It's great for this pattern. THANK YOU for the chart!!! I know that was a lot of work. Wish everyone did it!!! LOL! TFS! Austin TX USA

[@terriwoolf4523]

I rarely comment on videos but felt compelled to do so here - not only is the blanket beautiful, your instructions are clear, concise and as a beginner MAKE SENSE. I love the Invisible Knot trick and how you explained it.Just subscribed and will definitely be checking out other videos. Thank you so much.

[@ritascott4974]

Love a cheerful person who teaches us a simple crochet. 😊

[@Mio_rrrr]

Thank you for teaching this great,I never ever crochet before and its my first time that even hold it in my hand but with your video Im doing so well.love you from Iran❤🌷💞

[@bettiefrisby9844]

INVISIBLE KNOT! This is awesome! The blanket is great but the knot is the show stopper. Thank you for making my life easier.

[@annemyers7930]

I needed a quick pattern to make a small throw for a friend, and the Sugar Plum Fairy is perfect! It’s definitely a weekend project and so easy. I wanted to start the base row with HDC stitches all the way across instead of the pattern. To do that, only 101 sts are cast on instead of 102. When I finish the throw, I’ll crochet the last row with HDC sts all the way across, just like row 1. I’m using HL “I Love This Chunky” yarn in the Herb Garden variegated color, and you’re right - it’s SO soft! I used your invisible knot all through the project, too. That sure made things easier! Thanks for giving us such a fun, easy project!

[@diannaknapp6301]

Thank You for this pattern! I heard about it but had never seen it done. I've been crocheting for 40+ years and still love it. Thanks again.

[@cshula1]

This is the best explanation of the invisible knot I have ever seen. Thank you!

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Hi cshula1! Awesome! I'm so glad I could help. 😊🧡🧶

[@nadiaadam3694]

I really said the same exact thing

[@jenborg2803]

Bye tiffany, thank u so much for sharing.. The blanket you made is Beautiful..

[@anandersonnovel]

I REALLY Appreciate how you made this Pattern TRULY free without Ads - You now have a lifetime subscriber 🏆 Thank you for all that you do for people in the world who need people like you!

[@sheilarossi5922]

I am a self taught crocheter . For many years all I could make was the rippled stitch blanket . Believe me I made many , I really enjoy relaxing and crochet at my age. I have learned so much from your videos and teaching ! I also have watched many videos on the Invisible Knot and couldn’t do it . Finally I am able to make the Invisible knot because of your teaching and video ! ❤ Thank you for all your tutorial !! My next project is this blanket for sure ❤

[@FaMaoDrummer]

Thank you for instructions from how to start and end a blanket, plus knotting. Perfect for beginners.

[@creativevanspace]

Very nice! Love the look of the half double crochet cross stitch.

[@PoraPoraCrochet]

The blanket looks so soft and pretty.

[@carolyndelfino2211]

You are one super person, sharing your patterns without expecting payment. I will continue to use your patterns and tell everyone in my crochet and knitting class about you. Thank you. Carol

[@woodssandy24]

I enjoyed your video I have been crocheting 51 years and just tried your invisible knot and I love it will use that all the time 😊

[@Start_Crafting]

I just finished this blanket and it came out gorgeous!! Gave it to my mother-in-law and she loves it!! Thanks for the video!!

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Wonderful! Great Job!! 😊🧶💖

[@rachelgiles1220]

My favourite part of this video is learning the magic knot technique. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@terryroggensee4103]

Thank you for sharing. I have been both knitting and crocheting for about 50 years and never did the knot like that before! I have a new great grand baby coming and wanted to make a blanket 🎁 for ? This is a good pattern soft and warm 😇I look forward to seeing the finished product. Thank you for sharing 👍👏🏻

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

I'm so glad you found a new trick! That knot is my favorite for making the edges look nice and neat. Enjoy making the baby blanket! 💖🧶

[@fb9001]

Love, love, love how you explain everything about crochet. Your voice, no loud distraction music, the under titles, clear explanation, the technique, well everything. I already crochet for years, but love watching your videos. Keep on going Tiffany. I’m a fan😍🧶(Netherlands)

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Awe! Thank you so much F B! I really appreciate that. 😊🧶❤️

[@yolandapierce4258]

I'm a very new crocheter and this was super easy to follow! Can't wait to make my blanket!

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

YAY!! Welcome to the crochet community! I am so excited for you to start playing and for you to see where your crochet journey takes you. 🤗💖🧶

[@kathybutler5868]

I’ve just given my daughter the blanket I crocheted for her 40th BD using your directions and tutorial! I so appreciate having your guidance as I reviewed the tutorial several times during each step. I hadn’t crocheted for many years and this project brought my skill up to date! Thanks for the pattern and enthusiasm for it! ( my daughter loved it by the way😸)

[@stephaniesteinert8961]

Love, love love this video. Easy to understand, well explained and the simpliest invisible knot instruction I have seen yet. I know my next project. Thanks!

[@susanlogsdon7353]

Thank you, thank you for explaining everything so completely.. I’m a new to crocheting

[@melindagriffin]

I love this stitch!!! I’m using a yellow color and I’m loving how it looks. I love a repeat pattern.

[@vmason6464]

Love your videos! I made this blanket holding 2 strands different color 4 weight alternating every 4 rows with different colors (used 8 colors)for my Goddaughter. She loved the colors and coziness of the throw. Easy pattern and your tips really helped. Thanks for sharing

[@lynitashepherd529]

Beautiful blanket. That's the easiest way I've seen for an invisible knot. Thank you.

[@beverleeperezgeorgette1951]

Absolutely beautiful and nice and easy for beginners..Tiffany you are a gem of a teacher..thank you

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

🥰🥰🥰

[@mariannasolis1805]

Thank you. I totally recommend this video that is so simple to understand and yet is so packed with helpful information such as how to make the invisible knot plus yardage needed to make different sizes of blanket. This is definitely a labor of love and beyond!

[@LinhNguyen-hn1yg]

Thank you 😊! Love it!

[@SarahTrumpeter]

Golden oldie self taught, so love New updates yo try.thanks appreciate gratitude teacher

[@wandajohnson6951]

I'm in love with this pattern. I'm making a smaller blanket for my kitty.

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Awe! How cute! ❤️😊🧶

[@lorrainepittock3338]

This is one tutorial I find easy to follow .thank you Tiffany.I'm new to crotchet.

[@laurah1721]

Wow! The invisible knot is so simple yet mind-blowing! When you said the only ends that need to be weaved in are the beginning and ending tails…I just went oh wow this is amazing! I can’t wait to try it. So cool!!! Thank you!!

[@kellysavage7073]

My late mother taught me when I was 5 years old, and I am now 59 and still crocheting and I'm still learning new stitches everyday. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@doloresaguirre604]

This is a beautiful pattern. Can't wait to make a queen size one. You explain everything very thoroughly! Many thanks.

[@tonyacampos85]

15:24 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 20 years of crochet and I have NEVER heard of this before! I always use my tapestry needle and did the weaving technique and it takes forever! Thank you so much for this!

[@ericatruss6460]

Thank you, very well explained, very easy to follow and understand and I love the tip you shared to know if you made a mistake. Can’t wait to get started

[@monieluv1503]

LOOOVEEE THE INVISIBLE KNOT...never knew we could do that. Thanks for that hint.

[@winkpearson2807]

My niebor taught me to crochet and i made this blanket! It is amazing and a perfect gift for anyone!

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Hi Wink Pearson! Oh cool! I love that your neighbor taught you how to crochet. That's pretty special. I'm excited you picked my blanket tutorial to make. So glad you like it and it sounds like you had fun. 😊🧡🧶

[@Geenamobile]

I like your manner of explaining. It's step by step and you're not rushing to get to the next step. Am expecting my first granddaughter this April 2022 and I would like to give her a baby blanket 🥰

[@BlysnReivers86]

omg thank you! you literally explained two of the main reasons why i stopped crocheting. One was if i count the loop on the hook as a stitch and the other was how to tell where the next stitch was.

[@deborahclement3449]

Do you know what size needle she is using I love this stitch

[@BlysnReivers86]

@@deborahclement3449 Im not really sure sadly im sorry :(

[@ragga7862]

Thank you for making it so easy to understand! Beautiful blanket!

[@emailme909]

I absolutely love this blanket. I’m making it now. I’ve never crocheted before and you make it so easy .. thank you so much. Just finish the baby blanket for my grandbaby.. thank you so much

[@kezzaobee1462]

Never knew about the invisible knot trick, wonderful idea. Thanks

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

You are most welcome Kezza! I use the invisible knot ALL the time! 😊🧡🧶

[@delilahgillis5287]

LOVE THIS BLANKIE, LOVE THE COLOR. BEAUTIFUL BABY BLANKIE

[@katiechan9830]

Very well timed video with easy instructions. I’m going to give it a try. Thank you.

[@MaryAnnEvans8888]

I am 82 & learning how to do a sc foundation chain. Just took me 2 weeks!!!

[@deeharper4081]

Love ur new adventure. U got this.

[@faykostakis6383]

Very nice looking blanket and very well explain good job thank you very much Faye from Sydney Australia

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Thank you so much Fay! 😊🧡🧶

[@joycewilson3734]

Love this stitch. Thank you for making this chart. Your videos are great. Your a great teacher and make crocheting so easy. Thank you again

[@davidthomas3165]

Tiffany. Your a great teacher, thank you for your time, Iove watching your videos your voice is very soothing. ❤ Xxx

[@brandysquires8018]

F'N THANK YOU! Most sites literally stitch so fast I think it is being fast forwarded! You feeling for your stitches made me feel like I'm not an idiot. I know intermediate crochet, but I love to learn new patterns, but I get so frustrated by some of the people who are trying to "teach" because it feels like it's more like they are showing off.

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Thank you so much Brandy! That is my whole philosophy for my channel. To teach for understanding and success, not just to show it being done. 😊❤️🧶. So happy I could be helpful.

[@sawyerthestarling]

You may want to try the speed control on each video. It can be slowed way down. It's how I learn it.

[@GrandmaMcBear]

That invisible knot is brilliant! Thank you!

[@barbsax8603]

You should be a teacher (maybe you are)! Excellent, never seen a better view or explanation. Glad I found you!

[@marchelhurley9460]

Omg thank you so much for the knot trick and its so STRONG and so EASY. God Bless You

[@brightonst]

your joining of yarns is an easier way to understand it, for my brain. thanks

[@ellaougrik3785]

Great explanation. Loved the measurements at the end. Saving this video!

[@laurenj8517]

My blanket is turning out really pretty so far. I decided to use a super chunky yarn that recommends a 10mm (UK) hook. It's working up fast. I've chosen a pale silver grey and the stitch definition is more obvious - I like it. I'm left handed, but have found this video really easy to follow because of the stitch repeat, the knot section was helpful too 😀

[@vmason6464]

I made this blanket using 2 strands of #4 yarn. It went fast and was so easy! It goes on my list for future quick throws. Thank you for your easy directions and great videos.

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

You are most welcome Vickie! So excited that you enjoyed this project enough to put it on your go-to list. 😊❤️🧶

[@Patsfan4evah]

Just finished my first sugar plum fairy blanket. I LOVE it. This was only the second time I’ve ever crocheted anything. It was sooo easy and absolutely BEAUTIFUL! Thank you thank you thank you! Now onto the next one. (I bought a ton of yarn) 🥳

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Soooo excited for you!!! Over the moon that you love it this blanket pattern. Thank you so much for sharing. 😊❤️🧶

[@christinejohnson3379]

So how much yarn for the smaller afghan using the I love chunky yarn. It looks like allot

[@mariewebb479]

How much yarn does it take? I can’t find the info, tia.

[@nataliepitcher2612]

Excellent demo. I am very new to crochet and I will definitely try this. Thank you ❤

[@shilalotty7954]

Thank you for the invisible knot and especially for your pattern and blanket sizes, yards needed and numbers of starting chains. Very helpful.

[@pavanivadrevu1041]

Wonderfully explained. Good design. I really liked it. Thank you very much. God bless you.

[@dianeolsen1993]

What a great video, well done Tiffany! You're adorable and am just trying to decide what size to start making for my granddaughters. I love the color and the yarn. Thanks for sharing and especially for your chart (clearly a labor of love)! Blessings!

[@shmisarah1]

I just love you and your videos, your so happy and joyful, thank you girl!!!

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

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[@dianak3410]

I really like how you explain the steps in the patterns. You have inspired me to want to make several items, although I have not started one yet. Thank you so much!

[@navisakura7374]

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[@moushumigoswami7654]

Looks easy and very very well explained. Great vdo for the uninitiated. Will gv this a try

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

🌺Pattern: bit.ly/3qwxIzX 💜If you would like to put a Blanket Border around this blanket I really liked the Single Crochet Blanket Border. Because the yarn is bulky you should be just fine only giving this blanket border one row. 😊SUBSCRIBE so you can stay up to date with all my new videos kzbin.info/door/tb80P7saiNRY126C_BGA4Q?view_as=subscriber ❤ Join my membership! Get weekly crochet patterns, live streams, & more! ❤ ❤ kzbin.info/door/tb80P7saiNRY126C_BGA4Q/join ❤ 👍If you like this tutorial you might also like my tutorial on EASY Crochet Throw Blanket : Beginner Friendly : Autumn Throw Blanket ► bit.ly/3eCMHWg ⏱Time Stamps: Begin: 00:00 Materials: 01:51 Begin: 03:09 Row 1: 04:09 Row 2: 05:44 Row 3: 09:33 Final Row: 12:37 Invisible Knot: 13:20 🧶Materials: -Size 5 weight/Bulky/Chunky yarn *** I used I Love This Chunky yarn from Hobby Lobby in color Heathered French Lilac CLICK HERE: bit.ly/3xaxD8I -Crochet Hook Size P/11.5mm CLICK HERE: amzn.to/390cP6I -Scissors CLICK HERE: amzn.to/3cpsT2R -Yarn Needle/Tapestry Needle with a large eye CLICK HERE: amzn.to/3BsD7ye **Some of these are affiliated links. By purchasing from them the company may provide with compensation that is from them NOT you. Thank you!*** Check out my tutorial on how to do the Single Crochet Blanket Border by clicking this link ► bit.ly/3xakkoD Of Course if you have ANY questions feel free to comment below or contact me at any of my Social Media Contacts. I'd be Happy to help. 🙋‍♀ Find Me At 🙋‍♀ Facebook ► facebook.com/CrochetwithTiffanyHansen Etsy Shop ► www.etsy.com/shop/CrochetTiffanyHansen?ref=seller-platform-mcnav Email Me ► [e-mail] Instagram ► instagram.com/crochetwithtiffany/ Pinterest ► www.pinterest.com/CrochetwithTiffanyHansen/ 😊 Happy Mail 😊 P.O. Box 271508 Flower Mound, TX 75027-1508 ***Tip: You can slow down the video if I am going too fast by IF WATCHING FROM A COMPUTER: on the bottom right hand side of the video clicking on the gear shape icon. Selecting "Playback Speed". The smaller the number the slower the video. IF WATCHING FROM A PHONE OR TABLET: touching the 3 dots on the upper right hand side of the video. Selecting "Playback Speed". The smaller the number the slower the video.

[@50wipscrochetlife13]

Tiffany it came out nice havent been on social media since been back from Oregon but came home to my husband being sick now I our son and hubby we are all sick and quaratined battling Flu / covid 19 Im here. 👍 just not leaving comments Blessings Prayers for the Hansen Family 💙💖Christina ( Tina )

[@giuliaannesi1867]

Hooked For Hope By Tiffany Hansen 2

[@louisatitus8733]

How to safe the pattern Pls

[@ellenmabry1919]

I made this as a memory blanket. It is an easy pattern to follow and works up to a beautiful project. However, I did not like the P hook and will make this again using a little smaller hook. Thank you for sharing this pattern.

[@ashleyharris693]

Your video is awesome!........but.....ummm...can you pronounce skein correctly please? "SKI-e-n"

[@teresab9647]

That is the best tutorial I ever saw and I know I can make this blanket and can't wait to get started. Thank you so much!!

[@debbiemcclure2874]

Hdc is my favorite stitch 😌. Beautiful blanket. Tyfs God bless you

[@giuliafavaccio2116]

Where is botton to see video slowly? Which are messures of this blanket and how yarns you need.thanks

[@bettytolbert3829]

Thank you for sharing. l love the pattern and your teaching technique. Hello from Welch, OK.

[@bettywhite6672]

Beautiful! I only wish you shared the blanket chart at the beginning of the video. ❤️ it’s at 17:27. So you can see how many skeins of yarn you need, how many chains and rows, based on your desired blanket size.

[@debbieschultz9768]

This is a great pattern. The invisible knot is amazing. Thank you Tiffany

[@fairy_wonderland5372]

I'm a beginner and I'm making this for my mom's birthday this was very easy to follow thank you ☺️

[@gargoylz100]

Did you use the same thickness crochet hook ? It seems quite thick for the yarn used?

[@katnip198]

The very BEST TEACHER.

[@donnabullaro9408]

Hey Tiffany weather found you again I broke my shoulder in January had surgery and in April now keep the patterns coming that's going to be my physical therapy

[@patpowell6684]

I think this stitch would make a lovely scarf 😊

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Oh definitely! 😊❤️🧶