Wonderful circles ❤ You know? I started with circles, not squares! And the problem was to transform them in big granny squares! But then, I found a lot of magic things I could do with the circles ❤❤❤ I can't wait to see what You do with them ❤ thanks! 🎀🌺💐🌸

Hi Lori!! Thank you so much for your videos! I love them and I love crocheting with your Chunky Thread. The Granny Circles have been great fun and I appreciate you taking the time to make the videos for us! Happy hooking til next time!! 😄

Can't wait to make a DOILY, I love them but always brought them now I can make them, 🥰🥰

I’m in my early 30’s and I had no idea you could pinch the video to zoom in 😂 that has helped so much

Are you going to have written directions like you did for the granny square? I’m learning to crochet and loving it! Thank you Lori

The DOILYS are HERE!! Ahhhhh! I cannot wait to get this on my hook!! Love, love, LOVE these! Thank you, Lori! 😘❤️🤗

Thank you so much for this enjoyable tutorial. Your pieces are beautiful! I learned how to crochet Granny squares from my aunt in the 70’s and they were my favorite things to make!

This granny circle tutorial is fantastic. I've become a lover of everything granny since watching your first tutorial. Thank you for sharing your talent. 👍👍

My Grandmother also taught me to crochet when I was 7 years old. I love this doilies.

What a fun tutorial! I learned to crochet when I was 9 years old and have enjoyed crocheting throughout my life. I’ve made many projects using all weights of yarn plus Christmas tree snowflakes to tabletop size doilies. I love your chunky yarns, I must start a multi color doily!

My grandmother was always crocheting when I was growing up. She always made them all in white with a slightly finer thread. I can't ever remember her using any colors. I love them.

Thank you with all my heart. I love a doily. I have many my Mom made. I love making them. Each round you could stop and have a cute doily. Again thank you for all you do. Appreciate it.

I love your doilies. Can’t wait to have a go. Thank you for your tutorial.

Hello Lori, thank you again for sharing your love of crochet with us. For me, crochet is a source of comfort. I crochet a lot while at doctor appointments with my husband. I made the Granny Square throw, it is gorgeous! Thank you for all the beautiful colors in your Chunky Thread line.

I was so excited to see this doily video! I started my Saturday morning watching it while drinking my coffee. Excellent teaching, and I look forward to making one!

Cannot wait to make this! So enjoying your granny circles series. The best fun 🎉

Thank you Lori, as usual it was great! I appreciate your ideas and tips.

Thanks for sharing a relaxing tutorial. It’s been really helpful. Thanks again. ❤

These are gorgeous! I will be making these! Thank you so much Lori!

Beautiful yarn colors and doily pattern. ❤

OMG FANTASTIC VIDEO and lovely and long too - this is the one I have been looking forward too. Thank you so much Lori. I shall start this tomorrow (Saturday). I have completed a 5 round GC and just finishing sewing the last round - really pleased with it. You have taught me to crochet and for that I thank you so much, it is something I have always wanted to do. Loving these videos of yours. Have a good weekend, Linda (England)x

Hope more crochet videos love your news videos.

I still have to put my skein of wool over the legs of a chair to roll the wool into a ball. Only if I’m buying hand dyed fingering wool fortunately but, yes, nothing much changes🤣❤️

Lovely !

I learned with a thin white thread, at 7 years old, from my Southern Alabama Grandmother. It was probably 4 inch squares that were joined into a placemat. By the time I finished, the white thread was soiled. l have no idea where it is, today.

@headron66

7 күн бұрын

And here I am in a little historical village in Scotland having learned from my granny, the very same thing! Days long before internet and if you were very lucky an old crochet pattern instruction book from the library.

Lindos ❤❤

GREAT WONDERFUL TUTORIAL PODCAST. WALK IN PEACE ❤ ❤ ❤😊😊

Love these doileys... I still have a few my grandmother made using cotton thread. Your colors are beautiful.. ill need to try making some

Thank you for listing each row instructions below. This helps so much. Do you think you will do a crochet book someday?

Thank you for the wonderful idea. I want to enlarge the granny into a tablecloth. If I stay in the same pattern order, however, large waves will appear. Do you have a tip for me? Many thanks and greetings from Germany 🏵🌹🌺

Love love everything you make !!! Could you share where you got your yarn bowl (pig) please, and thank you. ( I am currently working on your stocking quilt)

prachtig

Your doilies are beautiful as are the yarn colors. What thread size is the yarn, please?

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What kind of yarn did you use ? Thanks!

I’m a beginner, wondering if I can make these

What colors did you use in the lighter color doily that you are displaying while working on the teaching doily?

I’m new to your channel, beautiful doily!! Do you have a link to your blocking board please?

@lauraruthruff4741

15 күн бұрын

She has blocking board available at the fat quarter shop

@sandraouaguena3292

14 күн бұрын

@@lauraruthruff4741 thank you!

This is a flosstube question as I cannot locate a recent video. On vintage housewives pattern, are the backstitches done one stitch at a time or long stitches, like the vacuum

help...why did my last border get so ruffly and curly it will not lay flat even with blocking? My yarn gauge might have be worsted vs the dk I used for the other rows. Would that be the reason?

Silly question… is there a reason yarn is not sold in balls so you don’t have to create balls before starting?

quan je parle de lori ses un oiseaux péroquet mes bon toute fasson jariverais à tricoté ses jolie tricot 😂😆🧐joli sou plat déco .

Pl share the idea how to join granny circles.. thank you 🙏🏻

@lindamercer1736

15 күн бұрын

Hi if you go into Lori's 2nd crochet video, the one where she demonstrates how to put on a lace edge, she shows you how to join the GC there - great ideas. Hope this was of help.