Stitch in Season Crochet Along | Week 1

Join us for the Stitch in Season Blanket Crochet Along, hosted by Sarah Zimmerman from Repeat Crafter Me! This fun motif block crochet blanket goes from Winter to Spring, depending on which shades you choose.
Let's get started. This week, we'll begin our motif with a magic ring and build outward in the round using a series of simple stitches.
Get the free pattern here: www.yarnspirat...
❄️ If you're working up the Snowflake version, start with the White shade and finish off your square with Macaw.
🌸 If you opt for the Flower version, build your center with Retro Stripe. You'll begin making your petals in the White shade on Round 3.
Note: The first half of this tutorial video focuses on the Snowflake version. For instructions on the Flower, fast forward to the second half.
🔔 It's never too late to join in! 🔔
➡ Join us for the Stitch in Season Crochet Along, designed and hosted by Sarah Zimmerman from Repeat Crafter Me!
➡ Launching November 24th, this Crochet Along will run for three weeks.
➡ Visit Yarnspirations to sign up and get your supplies here: bit.ly/3GqOSqJ
🧶 Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Jumbo
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[@LanaKeeling-hj6ib]

Love how a little change in the Snowflake makes the flower. This gives me two great projects. Thank you for sharing

[@nagic6018]

Just started the snowflake. Already love it. Will be making both. Thank you!

[@annewake6944]

Lots of fun, but I've slowed the video down to half the speed so that I can see how to do the stitches. 😊

[@TheMamaYoshi]

In the video, you say chain 2 for the start of rows 8 and beyond. Only in the diagram and the written, it says a chain 3. So im confused. Please help :)

[@Bethiegraceful]

Also, in round 6, it says to slip stitch to the top of the flower but in the video there is no sl st. I’m assuming these are pattern errors.

[@crazybooklady2104]

Need to slow down some.

[@kendraobrien1292]

Can't get the pattern

[@user-hi1wn7kz4s]

I can't figure out the MC. Is it ok to use a chain 4/slip stitch to begin?

[@ProdigyAngel33_Nagichan]

I would say yes. That's what I did because I feel it is more secure

[@susancolangelo6936]

To fast for me