Still coming to this channel for tutorials! God bless Melanie! She helped all of us! ❤

After 7-8 years I still stumble on your videos and it’s a bittersweet feeling. Sad that you’re gone but happy that no matter what your still helping us learn knew things and spreading love knowledge and joy. We miss you 😢 ❤

Still coming for tutorials. Miss her so much and the light she brought into the world ❤

I miss the videos from this beautiful lady. I searched for a kindle cover and had other choices but wanted to have Melanie teaching me even though she is no longer physically with us🥰

I made this as a practice project before I crochet my first sweater (I’m super new to the crochet world, but I’m a knitter) and I LOVE how it turned out! It’s so much easier than I thought it would be and I love the result! I’m going to make more for all our devices :)

Thank you Melanie. I just got a new kindle so this was perfect. I like how you showed us how the liner worked too. Love your videos...

This is such a great idea I needed something to put my tablet in when I take it out when I visit my daughter and I am going to make one for her and my granddaughter. Thank you so much and I think you look so happy and healthy please know i pray that you will stay healthy . Hugs Maria

Wonderful tutorial Melanie! I really appreciate how you showed us how to line it with fabric and the button and strap! Really awesome! I love the yarn you used as well as the color. I don’t have a kindle but I do have my iPad and this would be perfect! Thanks for sharing!

Miss you! Still watching your channel!

So glad this video exists! I've been looking for a soft cover for my Kindle to protect the screen during those times when I just shove it in my bag. I lost a previous Kindle Keyboard 3 to this fate! All of the other DIY case ideas were too complicated or expensive, but I already had the materials to make it! I've been stuck in bed or on the couch a lot lately, and I'm so excited to have something to keep my hands busy and my mind calm 😌 😊 Thank you for posting this! What you do matters ❤

Thank you for the tutorial and always lovely to see you Melanie.

I love the simple stitch. It’s great for lots of projects. Thank you for the demo. 😊

Thanks Melanie. Tour tutorials are great. Love your teaching style.

Yes, love the stitch and like that you lined it! Thank you!!

i really like the stitch. i just finished my new kindle cover following your instructions. thank you!

Oh my gosh ❤️I am so happy to see Melanie today 🥰

What a great bag! I got a bunch of cotton 2&3 weight in a grab bag and wasn’t sure what to do with it since it was 90yards or less. This is perfect!

Too cute ! I can't wait to do this ! Thank you so much and love the color you chose! Bravo !

This is the first video I have watched since your passing. I miss you and your videos so much

I was looking for a tutorial to make a book sleeve and I found this and I totally love it so I’m making one for me and my nieces and nephews 🥰

Another great tutorial for excellent gift-giving purposes! I really appreciate all you do thank you! 🧶🍂🧡🍁💛🍂🧶

OH MY GOD. GLUE!!! I never even thought of this Melanie you're a hidden gem 💎 💘

Thanks so much for this! My first cotton yarn project! AND, it's actually got me!

I love this Kindle Cover. Thank you for teaching us how to Crochet this.

Thank you so much for this tutorial...just what I need! Your nails are lovely...love the color!

Love it! Very useful, good demo. Thank you!

I love this! Thank you, I can't wait to try it 💜

I love it and will probably try it myself. Thanks

Just found your channel and I love your videos, you’re awesome!!!

Great tutorial Melanie.

I still watch your videos I miss you so much gorgeous lady you were so talented 😢

I am currently working on this project as a beginner crocheter. I am having a decent go at this! Not doing the lining part just due to lack of fabric, but this pattern is pretty easy and not giving me too much trouble! Thanks!

@luwandaartrelle4250

2 жыл бұрын

You can use anything for fabric. I used a pillowcase.

Love your tutorials Melanie! Your such a great teacher, easy to follow and understand. I was wondering if you could do a crochet produce bag. In Canada many of the grocery stores are getting rid of the plastic grocery bags so I’m looking for a good and easy smaller produce bag for apples and such. Hoping you can help, thank you - Robin.

Love this! You are looking as beautiful as ever Melanie!!!

Very very cute cover. I 'm gonna try making laptop cover in the same pattern. I really like your videos and teaching style .

I made one for my friend, but just with a single stitch and no lining. This one is so much better, so pro. looking.

Hi I love this thanks for sharing it with us

Love it!!!!!!!! You have the best videos!!!!

This is such a great tutorial! Thanks a lot :))

Thanks for the cute cover. God bless.

Great! Beautiful pattern. I will try this one. Thank you!!

@whitney24100

2 жыл бұрын

Did you know she passed away? So sad!

Great tutorial!

Love it!

Very cute. Thank you.

Thank you!

Gonna try and make a book cover hope it goes well.

Love her! Miss her.

its great thank you

Does the chain 2 at the end of each row count as 2 sc? Meaning, when I get to the end of a row, should I do my final 2 sc in the ch 2? I hope this makes sense! Thank you!

As usual, a great tutorial & I can’t wait to make one. For me ( for a change )!!!!

I love this! Where can you get that brand of yarn?

Very cute

Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. I love it! I also have a Kindle Paperwhite and I have a hard cover on it but this is that extra bit of protection. Am I correct in thinking that the same stitch and technique can be used to make a cover for my smartphone as well?

@MelanieHam

4 жыл бұрын

yes!

Your nail polish color is pretty!

@MelanieHam

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Awesomeness

Instead of two panels, can you make one panel, twice as long, and fold it over? I really like this pattern, and I think my iPad will have a new cover by this time tomorrow. Thanks.

@MelanieHam

4 жыл бұрын

Yes you can and that would be a great way of doing it ;) I wanted my stitch to be in the same direction on both sides, so I opted for this way but you certainly don't have to!

@soffya963

2 жыл бұрын

this is what i did:))

@katherination

3 ай бұрын

This is what I did too!

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I was wondering if you have or will do a tutorial for the planner called the Happy Planner? I am not sure if you are familiar with this, just wondering.

Hi Melanie - I love this cover. It looks easy to make and the stitch is so pretty. Will be making this one. The lining and button just takes it to the next level of awesome! Thank you for teaching us how to do this. Hugs! 🤗☀️🧶 PS - You look beautiful. Love your hair and make up. Hope you are feeling a lot better. 🧡🧶😊

Hello, does anyone know the name of this stitch pattern?

Can you please do 12 point blanket?hope you are doing better and feeling well thank you

is this sc back loop or front loop

What a beautiful cover, Melanie.

@MelanieHam

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Byron!

Love ur channel....I made my first crochet beanie hat from ur awesome video. Had absolutely enjoyed it! My husband loves it...was for him. But, sorry this one is tuff...I have made about a quarter of it already...had taken 50 stitches for my iPad and it’s cover. But this one is confusing at the part when u finish a row...which actual stitch to start with....we do the 2 chains to start the new row and it gets confusing then which stitch to start from.....thank you so much! I’m a new subscriber and intend to make baby booties fro ur videos...coz I like ur voice...fun and interesting vids.

@sandravt2168

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe it's easier when you consider the stitches as pairs, of which we only work the second one (twice). So, in every row, you skip the first stitch, and since you have an even number of stitches, you will always end up working the last stitch. I got confused in the beginning because I made mistakes and ended up with an unworked stitch as the last stitch. This just means you did something wrong and have to go back to correct it, or you'll end up increasing/decreasing. So after you've made your chain 2 you skip the first stitch and work the second (or, the fourth, seen from the hook). When you stick to the routine (counting helps) it's easy.

@poonamgandhi9585

2 жыл бұрын

@@sandravt2168 Thank you so much for this explanation, I had the same doubt about the starting of the row, this helps!

Nice😍

Thank you for the tutorial. Does this stitch have a name?

Beautiful! :-) :-) :-)

Ohhhh Melanie, your still living on😢. ❤❤❤gayle

Maybe I missed it but what size is the yarn?

@MelanieHam

4 жыл бұрын

This is a sport weight ;)

Lindo ...pena que ñ traduz em português

I’m gonna try this but for a cellphone. Cross your fingers it works out.

I think I’m the first one and here i love it

@MelanieHam

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@jafallica

4 жыл бұрын

Zainab Ashkanani no, Bryon best you to it.

What a sweet beautiful person.

I like going home chords screaming crashing videos Mario question with me

Need some captions

my first line keeps curling up like a shrimp💀

Omg, I just found out,.... It makes me sad 😢

Thanks for the cute cover. God bless.

Love it!!!