Blossom Wrap Crochet Pattern Tutorial

[@lark2023]

This is so lovely. Luckily I had a cake of Caron ripple cake in blush pink. It’s gonna be awesome! Thank you for sharing ❣️🧶🧶

[@WandaBigelow]

It’s a very lovely wrap pattern. Different people have different ways of crocheting the same pattern. It’s a good way to finish it off.

[@PrinMar21646]

this is a beautiful wrap! I have a couple of balls of this yarn and didn't know what I wanted to do with them. This is perfect! I will be making one very soon. Thank you for sharing your talent!

[@glendamartin8424]

Thank you for a wonderful tutorial. This is the perfect crochet pattern for my project I am working on for a wrap for a sweater set. I will send in my finished wrap for you to see.

[@sarah-janeallsopp3155]

Gorgeous pattern and lovely stitch. Thankyou ..💙💜

[@Nancy-js5sy]

Thank you for this excellent tutorial. That wrap is beautiful.

[@moviequeen2011]

Thank you for this lovely tutorial. I am starting one in this same color but using herrschners cottage cotton. I love how soft and airy this pattern is. You made it very easy to do.

[@DeanneShoyer]

Really pretty and deceptively simple, I love it! I haven't let myself go into Michael's in ages so I had no idea you could get Cotton Cakes in just one colour - that's awesome. 😀

[@ThroughTheLoopYarnCraft]

Thank you! 😊

[@annegallacher4992]

Thank you so much for your lovely tutorial and such a pretty shawl.

[@carriematynka4942]

Maybe she’s comfortable doing it that way. To me, it’s like people who crochet with a pencil grip vs a knife grip. I saw a lady do a treble, “wrapping” her hook twice by rolling her hook twice. It’s just the way they are comfortable doing it.

[@NM-js8ky]

100% - honestly, people on KZbin are unnecessarily snarky too often!

[@maryaliceleaphart970]

This is the way I was taught to crochet 50 years ago. I can't change. I've tried. So glad to see I didn't make it up.😅

[@handmadebystacyj]

This is so beautiful!! Thank you for sharing and for such a lovely tutorial!!

[@teresaready5433]

It is beautiful. Thank you

[@tere5577]

Hola la miro desde el paso tx y me encanta su bufanda tengo estambres y es mi siguiente proyecto lo voy a empesar ahora mismo gracias por su enseñansa es hermoso trabajo

[@krizogara]

Hi Ashley, nice pattern. One question about the amount of chains at the beginning, it is multiple of 4 +1 right? On the blog you say 4+2, but 61 stitches don't correspond to that count

[@debsamant]

Pretty stitch

[@anadavis5124]

I love your scarf. I made one and it was very easy to follow. But I have never made tassels or know how long or short to make them please help.

[@cantik88_]

Beautiful wrap

[@joyaroozooolsen2800]

Would love to do this pattern for a straight rectangle wrap around shawl. Can I start with 50 chains or less.?

[@gisellamccutchen2224]

Grazie peril pattern gratis😀

[@mzmary721]

This wrap is lovely! Can you please tell me what the length is? I want to use some #2 weight yarn and it would help if I knew the length. Thank you so much for your help!

[@irenehermosillo8629]

16:54

[@maryford525]

Is there a specific odd or even count if I want to make my wrap wider

[@glenroland-mt7fe]

Everyone do it there way

[@irenehermosillo8629]

Always criticism. Why don't you just look at the finished product. The wrap is beautiful. And she gave us her time to teach us how to make it. Just be appreciative people. Nobody is perfect. Not even you

[@GrandmaLM]

❤

[@lynnebradley4624]

I agree, I have never seen anyone do it that way.

[@haywardmom1]

Everyone crochets different. There is no right or wrong way, whatever works best for the crocheter. Beautiful pattern!

[@valeriehofmann2615]

Many people actually crochet like this, thats how i learned. After many years thinking i had to do it a certain way and could not. I finally can crochet now

[@reneeyoung9675]

Did you skip a step on row 2?

[@WandaBigelow]

I’m curious, why do you throw your yarn onto the hook instead of grabbing it with your hook? Isn’t that a n extra step?

[@valeriehofmann2615]

Because not everyone can do that. It’s awkward and many people wrap the hook.

[@cr.d.9258]

That’s why I stopped at row 3. Very distracting.

[@valeriehofmann2615]

@@cr.d.9258 🤣

[@barbarareasoner3197]

No audio for row one

[@valeriehofmann2615]

She explained it

[@debsamant]

What is the actual size

[@ThroughTheLoopYarnCraft]

62" x 18" you can find all the information here: www.throughtheloopyc.com/blossom-wrap-free-pattern/

[@gladisbegaye9785]

Yeah I did 81 stitches but I barely have 28 inches across. I’m using worsted weight

[@Leticia-f9y]

No sound

[@smokeykitty6023]

I lost the sound just before 2:48. Anyone else?

[@fernande_de_waal]

Me too

[@anadavis5124]

My aplogies was watching how to make a scarf and sent the message to the wrong person.

[@luciagonzalez4899]

I love the wrap, but the way you yarn over seems cumbersome.

[@cloudydaez]

Are you serious?? Can’t please some people geez

[@deloriskornya6725]

I agree, it is distracting. maybe, she does it that way, due to being on camera, and having limited space? Time consuming, too.

[@carriematynka4942]

Maybe that’s just the way she does it.

[@heatherreadsreddit8579]

There is no “right way” to crochet.

[@susanmyrick2913]

Wondering if she is a knitter?