Priscilla Irish crochet, book 1 figure 14 and 15 - tradescantia or Iris

[@user-vd6xz7jc9t]

9:47 your lace makes me happy.. I’m loved in Irish crochet

[@unlockedmind4712]

Thank you for sharing such beautiful patterns. I am in love with all your videos. I really appreciate the way you show the different approaches you tried a motif with and also show how the outcomes of each one differ. I am someone who has hard time following the patterns, and I usually give everything my own twist. Your videos not only show the traditional but also help people like me who want to try something different. It gives me assurance that I don’t necessarily need to stick to the books all the time. You are doing a great job.

[@loulou-hz9qq]

Hello Alyona. Your work is so amazing and beautiful. Thank you for a lovely video x Louise from Ireland x

[@angelabuckley29]

You do such beautiful work! I inherited a few steel hooks from my German grandmother who was a master seamstress in Upstate New York,USA . She also created wedding gowns, with all the lace and beading. Beautiful pieces. She made me dresses for elementary school before the rheumatoid arthritis made it impossible. I now love to crochet and use her hooks for the flowers I’ve learned to make thanks to you sharing your knowledge with your KZbin followers. Thank you ! 💗

[@violettanikolin9904]

Spasiba ,,wonderful,,love ur tutorials ❤️💕❤️💕❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻thank you

[@marylavelle690]

thank you Aloyona for a wonderful tutorial,so informative like I was sitting beside you

[@linduchyable]

Thank you 🌹

[@zenirmachadodasilva974]

Que linda priscilla..esse motivo..Amei parabéns vou fazer com vc.que linha é essa q/ vc usa

[@the_SVNP]

From which site you buy this yarn

[@irishcrochetlace]

Local yarn shops

[@dirkhorn9695]

so much thank you! i have one question... or better a request. i also got this book priscilla book no.1 but im desprit! i dont know how to read the explination exactly:( i tried many times, but my work always looks some diffrent. fig.20 i made 4 times, but it looks not right. then i joined them togeter to make fig.78. and also this looks quite different... please i would be so much greatful if you could help me with this.

[@irishcrochetlace]

That's a tricky one. No one can make it exactly the same following pattern, it is even called a Daisy from Hell. I still have to figure out how to make it, when I finish my computer science studies, hopefully this summer I'll have some spare time to make more videos