Lily of the valley crochet tutorial - Beginner friendly & in-depth tutorial - Crochet flowers

[@fia9514]

Thanks for the detailed and great tutorial! However, I believe that the total stitch in round 2 is 16 stitches instead of 18 :)

[@cherricrochet161]

haha well-spotted, thanks for pointing it out

[@ailurophile_8]

Lovely pattern and tutorial🥰...i'm making this for a friend and this really helped me, thankyouu

[@Starvqu]

Love it💞. Lilly of the valley is my favorite flower.

[@yasmeensal]

this is one of the best tutorials i watch in so long

[@cherricrochet161]

Thank you, your kindness warms my heart ❤️

[@Peachycolors]

One of the best tutorials out there 🤩

[@TheFlower251]

Such a detailed tutorial. Always waiting for your vids 😊😊

[@cherricrochet161]

thank you 🥰

[@FelizaGonzalezzenon]

Me encantó el tutorial muchas gracias por compartir 😍😍😍🙏🙏🙏

[@cherricrochet161]

Gracias ❤️

[@cajita7185]

LO AME DIOS, ESTA TAN HERMOSO Definitivamente tengo que intentarlo algun día Sorry for no writting in english, my english is so bad ;; TYSM ❤

[@aoitori10]

Question: how did you get a 9th stitch from round 1 when you only did ch1 and 8sc. Shouldn’t this mean that in the increase you’d only get 16 stitches and not 18? Also, it’s confusing that in R3 after doing sc you only get 16 stitches. Your previous round had 18 stitches. How can you suddenly have 16 stitches from round 3-5?

[@cherricrochet161]

i mistyped the no of stitches of round 2. It’s 16.

[@pushpapalihawadana608]

Thank U 🙏

[@lizz3749]

erm guys why did i end up with 8 petals..

[@caramelon]

What yarn weight is 1.6mm? Is it 4 ply ir 8ply yarn? I have 10ply yarn currently..

[@SlimeFactory_1]

Ive got a question r3 to 5 when im almost at my stitch marker what do i do make a slipstitch or continue making sc

[@cherricrochet161]

i continue making sc

[@tinazheng7846]

Do you have link for crafty wire

[@atlasfitch7862]

quick question, this is my first time ever doing this and What the fuck?

[@cherricrochet161]

haha things maybe tough at the beginning, keep trying, it’s actually easy once you get it

[@andreag7372]

agreed i started crocheting around february and it took me awhile to get it down. I started by crocheting a singular square (not a granny square) to try out new stitches as well as figure out the best way to hold yarn for me is and the tension. It takes awhile but im still enjoying the process.