The Brenna Scarf/Shawlette Crochet Tutorial!

[@carmenjijon8343]

Spider- you’re by far the best teacher ever!!!! I just LOVE YOUR SOFT SPOKEN VOICE!! And teaching are AWESOME!! Love, LOVE You!!!!!!!

[@ecologicaladam7262]

Agreed...!

[@Ah_deli]

I'm making one for a gift. You explain it so well ❤ ty for sharing this!

[@dorothymarsh4133]

Thank you so much for well explained instructions- excellent tutorial as always! So grateful. 👏👏

[@tricialinden]

I have now used this pattern a few times, making slight changes to the rows of DC to make it more interesting, such as doing alternate rows of filet (dc,ch,dc) with the straight rows of dc. Anyhow, thanks for all your great and easy to follow tutorials.

[@sylviamaxwell504]

Lovely Purple Iguana pattern and Fiber Spider tutorial, always an awesome combo! 😘😗❤

[@CreationsbyJax]

Just finished 2 night move shawls and starting this one next!!! Thank you for making tutorials for Purple Iguana!!! She is marvelous as are you!!!

[@rubyred1ism]

I must have 20 pattern tutorials saved from you. You keep making my to-do list longer. It far exceeds my life expectancy now. So many awesome projects to get on my hook!! Thank you for keeping me busy! 😘

[@janebute2541]

Tabitha's Treasures I know, right !!

[@masuganut2082]

Tabitha's Treasures omg I completely agree!!! His videos/tutorials are like therapy sessions 😄❤️

[@carmenjijon8343]

I agree 😘😘😘😘

[@aarynhill8259]

Thank you so much Fiber Spider. May I say, as far as I’m concerned don’t be apologetic for being so thorough and detailed. It’s one of my favorite things about your tutorials! :)

[@sparagmos4748]

I wanted this shape, this tutorial is therefore perfect. Randomly recommended, so the algorithm is reading my mind! 😂

[@carolynpurser7469]

Lovely pattern. I love the technique of the single crochet and a chain 1 in place of the first double. It looks much better that way. Going to use that in future projects.

[@tairazieman560]

Thank you! I had a Caron Cotton Ripple cake to use up, and was searching for the perfect shawl and this is it!! 😍😍 You always are so clear and it makes it so easy 👌 😁

[@holleysmith1342]

I'm so late to the party, but I just found this pattern 😳😄 I'm currently making this (I'm almost half way thru) and I absolutely LOVE the turning chain hack - brilliant!!!!

[@nikkiscott3634]

Thank you for sharing 🐱 I will most definitely be making this. Thank you for everything you do 👍🐰💖

[@kaythorpe47]

I agree Tabitha, I just love this Guy so much, his tutorials are soooo easy to follow, so effective! Now I have another shawl to master! Thanks so much again x

[@nasimrasool]

Awesome Really impressive and beautiful

[@amandall3633]

I'm on my 2nd brenna shawl ,and I love it. It's so simple ,but stylish,and just the perfect size. It looks perfect made in malabrigo yarn. 😙😙 Thankyou so so much for all that you've done. I could hug you xx😊💕

[@tracydee1857]

I hope that you do get sponsored. You are my first choice for help and ideas. Even for something like the Skull shawl ( the most complicated pattern that I have ever followed) I would have given up the first try if not for your ability to simplify the pattern and keep it interesting. Thank you, Craig.

[@cathat1093]

Hi Fiber Spider, Well, you have done it again! I love this project for the built -in edging but being able to make it into a trapezoidal shape is absolutely fantastic!! You are the greatest!!🕷🕷🕸❣️

[@supercovi]

it looks gorgeus,, I have not much experience but I'll try to do it, thank you for your tutorials, hugs from Spain!

[@CraftyVegan]

Just thought I would throw this out there: My favorite tool for crocheting is my washing machine and dryer... I have a tendency to have slightly uneven stitches, but as soon as I wash and dry my finish project, all my stitches are perfectly even🤗 It can't work miracles, like if you stitch like a toddler (bless) it won't make your projects look like Fiber Spider's projects, but if you stitch like a 10yo(like me, lol), the washer/dryer combo makes your stuff look professionally done (like Fiber Spider's work)

[@saramoni4748]

😭😅this is so true

[@peggytierney4527]

Love this pattern! Thank you!

[@cdteacherlal2508]

Another added to my ever growing to do list! Enjoy all your tutorials so much lots of good wishes from here in the UK x

[@mariettadalbuz8635]

what a wonderful pattern, thank you ! --- I follow you since many months, and I learned so much from you... Greets from Switzerland :-)

[@charlotte5071]

I can't wait to make this. Thank you for all the great patterns!

[@claudia5347]

I started this project today and it's beautiful! Thank you very much 😊

[@healingsprings11]

You have my support for sure ! Very interesting pattern and doable. Love your tutorials !

[@kimadkism9952]

Omg. I love this shawl. I will be making this one. Yay. Thank you so much

[@patagonia.crochet]

Beautiful!! I Love your tutorials!!

[@margaretdombkoski4780]

Love Unforgettable also. Just making third cowl. However, it is can be very unforgiving if it is frogged. Also easy to miss the stitches at end of rows - so, counting is a must. It has a lovely feel and drape though which . makes it a beautiful finished project. I have found mine on sale at JoAnn's. Love the video and your Friday chat (which I watched this morning):)

[@elbalillo9021]

Me encanto su trabajo es demaciado lindo desde de Chile 🇨🇱 saludos

[@trishbresolin8212]

Oh wow, yes. I just love this!

[@candiedginger8729]

I just popped over to your other channel and wow, you Do play a wide variety of games. A Sims 4 series?! Yeah! 😁

[@miekeboon1968]

I love this pattern

[@alisonmary1443]

Beautiful, gorgeous, I have Creative Melange dk 53% wool 47% acrylic 383185 to use for a shawl, really hoping it turns out as pretty as yours. Love the pattern Thank You

[@ritaluzbertinelliurzua6708]

Hola muy bonito gracias

[@annamariapiperis9120]

Bravissimo Fiber Spider

[@amandah4834]

Beautiful shawlette spider what gorgeous yarn that is , thank you , don't know which to try next I finished my scarf last night and was going to try the from the bottom up shawl next ! Which to choose , 😊Amanda xx

[@rebeccagrimsley7260]

Beautiful

[@giuliafavaccio2116]

Thanks and huges from italy.mi like the shape the second one i mean without the point in the back.ibwoukd realise but with a simple stich. May you help me how to do?

[@debramarchetti256]

made 10 shawls you have me HOOKED

[@debramarchetti256]

now at 14

[@mahmureerol7150]

❤❤

[@FKC903]

I probably wouldn't make this normally since I like wrapping up in full shawls, but my new pupper's name is Brenna so I kinda have to now. Lol

[@jbonilla257]

GRACIASMIL, TIENES MUY BUEN GUSTO.

[@miekeboon1968]

Oh this tutorial is too short. I love listening to your explaining

[@miekeboon1968]

How long do I make the The Brenna Scarf in total?

[@claudiacordova7798]

Beautiful, I would like to know how many rows I need to do in order to make the not increase rows ? And then how many no increase rows I need in order to start decreasing rows ? Thanks you I hope you understand because the English is not my language.

[@purpleiguana208]

Hello! The number of rows would vary depending on your body size, how tightly or loosely you crochet, and how much length you want before you get to the body part (no increase rows) of your shawl. For me, I like a shawl to be a MINIMUM width from fingertip to fingertip if I'm holding the ends of the shawl and stretching my arms out. Even a little longer can be good, because often the little tips of the shawl don't do much to improve the function of the shawl. So sometimes a little longer can be good. Doing this shawl, you would want to increase until you hold it up with one arm stretched out, holding the pointy end in the stretched out hand, and holding up the shawl with your other hand until it reaches to your shoulder or armpit area. If you want to make it a little longer, that's fine, but I wouldn't do it shorter. Then you would work with no increases until you held up that no-increase section and it went from shoulder to shoulder or armpit to armpit... or whatever your "marking place" is that you're using. Then you would begin your decreases. This shoulder-to-shoulder measurement will vary from person to person. A smaller person would have fewer rows. A larger person would have more. You'll know when it's right for you when you hold it up and it hits where you want it to hit. Hope that helps! And for what it's worth, I think your English is wonderful!

[@sylviamaxwell504]

@@purpleiguana208 I just love your patterns, and really appreciate that you allow Craig to make tutorials. I have made so many shawls from your patterns, they always turn out gorgeous...thank you😘❤

[@purpleiguana208]

@@sylviamaxwell504 Oh thank you so much, that is so kind of you to say! 😊

[@jcklg5]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Darchalia]

Love this shawlette! A bit concerned Craig, your hands seemed a bit shaky at times. Everything okay, hun?

[@shellinearmstrong7177]

Dar Myhre he always shakes.

[@geenabeanscrochetandmore3533]

Loves his coffee