I love how this looks and looks simple. Thank you for sharing🥰

So simple, yet so elegant..

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly! And it's so versatile, you really can use it for any kind of bag!

Thank you so much for this tutorial! It was a great helper in making a pull cord for a bag I'm working on!

I love how easy your instructions were and I love the way this cord looks. You have just earned yourself a new subscriber! Thank you!

@ernestvela5247

4 жыл бұрын

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Make & Do Crew ftw! Just when I was giving up hope on cord tutorials too. Thank you!

Finally! A cord tutorial that works!

Thanks, I just finished it and joined it together to use on a wristlet. Love it

Had to slow down the video speed to make sure I was doing the stitch correctly. Once I saw that I was doing it right, I saw that it is SIMPLE to do! Thanks. ❤️

Thank you for the simple explanation and easy to see video. I appreciate that you didnt waste time babbling

Omg, I so love the look of this cord. I plan on using this style on lot of my projects. Thanks for a great tutorial!

This was so easy to follow! Thank you!

Love it, will make these for my bags now. Thanks for the tutorial and tip. Keep them coming.

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome, Beth!

Love this video! Watched it once and was able to recreate that lovely cord. Thank you! 😍

Hi from Spain! Beautiful cord, I love it 😍

Thanks so much for this. My bag was short a cord and this style is perfect. Thanks again.

This tutorial was so simple to follow & understand! Thank you!!

This will be perfect for the new purse that I'm working on, it's a beautiful stitch...thank you! 🙂

Love this! So easy to understand. I used two pieces of yarn and a 5.5mm hook and it is such a sturdy strap

It worked! This is a wonderful tutorial. Thank you!

How easy and it looks so beautiful 🌈

This is the easiest romanian cord tutorial that I've seen! Thank you! 💕

Great tutorial! Thank you 4 sharing🌹🌹🌹

Oh My Gosh! I am so glad to fined you here on your Chanel. I bought several of your patterns on Esty! Thank you for all your hard work you put into your creations. Looking forward to learning and getting better with your help here.

So cool, and looks easy! Thanks for giving so.much detail about which stitch to go into😍

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! I hope that it's helpful!

Perfect sturdy strap. Thank you!

That is such a neat and unique cord. Thank you for sharing!!

Thank you so much for this. Your instructions were clear and easy to follow. Busy with a Dalmatian dog that needed a necklace with medallion. It came out beautifully. Thanks again all the way from South Africa !!!!

I love, love, love the way you explain it because I have been trying to do this for 2 years

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

So glad it was helpful!

Nice and cute crochet cord, very useful. Thanks for sharing. I'm Badr from Morocco

I've used this cord a few times now. Straps for a top and they didn't stretch out! A cord for my glasses, just bought some of those little connecters. Now a cord for a poncho! So easy!

Thank you! This was really easy to follow

Thanks for the easy steps Jess 🤩

I love this cord❤thank you so much for sharing!

I subscribed because you have a way of laying out how things are done that is SO easy to understand!

@makedocrew1717

4 жыл бұрын

That is great to hear! The goal is always to make things easy for you to learn. Thanks for the sweet words!

So simply taught, thanks.

I will use this as my next purse strap. Thank you.

The way you explained it was very helpful for me to pick up this stitch. Newly subs. Thumbs up.

Yes I enjoyed watching this! It was so easy

@ernestvela5247

4 жыл бұрын

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Oh! Thanks for sharing! To me it is easier than the around cord.Love it.😀

Absolutely love it, thank you

Thank you, good jobs ! I tested your tutorial and it is beautiful :)

Thanks for that information you are the first one that make it so easy thanks again!!!!!!!!

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome, Shirley! I'm so glad it was helpful.

This was really helpful and easy to understand. Thank you!😊

I want to make a belt. Just found this Romanian cord and that was the easiest tutorial so far.

Very easy to follow , thanks a bunch

Thank you for the video, I used one string of yarn to make the lanyard for surgical mask. The width for using 1 string is the right size for me.

Incredibly easy and sturdy. Wsh I had used this instead of I cord. Thanks

this was so helpful thankyou so much

At last I get it! thanks for explaining so well!

J Took Moonlight Creations sent me to learn your cord. Amazingly he's only been crocheting for 6 weeks & is already designed a bag. Which is where he used your tutorial for the cord. Thanks for this tutorial I'm hoping to use it on a future bag.

wow so easy!! thank you!

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing

Thank you so much I love this.

@makedocrew1717

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad it was helpful!

Thank you for sharing! I have wanted to make a bag, but I feared it would stretch from the weight. This is a perfect strap, to keep that from happening! 💗💗💗

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, this should help that!

Thank you it's so easy.😇🙏🏻😇

Oh coool!! 🤗 Thanks!!

Aha! Perfect! This is just what I was looking for too make crochet corset laces! Thanks so much!

This was a super easy to follow pattern and super useful! Thank you for sharing

Thank you so much for sharing. I love this. Your the best. God bless. You Rock.

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it.

@cinnerfication

5 жыл бұрын

Make & Do Crew what size hook?

Thank you!💜

Very nice tutorial, thank you🥰🥰🥰

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Noureen!

Thank you this is amazing

Thank you!

Wonderful! Thanks!

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Wonderful, thanks

Very nice!

Easy to understand :) thanks

Thank you😁💕

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Hola 🙋🏻‍ buenas noches 🌷 . Te veo de primera vez ! No entiendo mucho tu idioma ➿ si entiendo lo que haces con las manos 🤚🏼 🙌🏻 . Saludos desde Colombia 🇨🇴 💐🎶.

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Very nice

Thanks for sharing, I Love learn g new things. What size hook? I want to make this a little bigger. The 3.5mm is too skinny lol

love the vid about the cord but how do you attach it? I don't have internet at home at the moment so please send me a link when you've made a vid.

I always use the deep-slotted crochet hooks such as Susan Bates. It saves a lot of steps. Try it, you’ll like it!! (They also don’t split the yarn when using softer stranded yarns).

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip!

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

I've always had trouble with those kind for some reason. Maybe I need to try them again!

@Mountlougallops

5 жыл бұрын

It may not work for you but it looks we have a similar styles of holding our hook although it’s a big different when doing demos but I like that I never drop my thread/yarn and don’t split yarns because I’ve caught the thread and not had to fudge a bit while grabbing each stitch.

@cubbylevi1764

5 жыл бұрын

Linda K That’s interesting. I find Susan Bates splits my yarn. 🙂

@cubbylevi1764

5 жыл бұрын

Make & Do Crew I have such trouble with Susan Bates hooks. I learned on a normal hook 49 years ago and can’t seem to make SB hooks work.

thank you

Amei 😍😘

How do we finish it tho?

I love the color of the yarn. How many strands are used to crochet the cord strap? Thank you.

Would you please do a tutorial on your street boho purse I don't read patterns as probably a lot of people do not.

@kristaboston5895

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for asking I cant figure out to read these patterns,,

Thanks for this tutorial! Very useful, I was in need of a cord for a purse that I was working on!!!

Could this cord be used for a drawstring scrubs' bag? I ran out of cord. Thank you!

just to make sure when I double the yarn I will have 4 loops to go under correct?

Does "clockwise for righties" also mean "top away from you"? 🤷🏿‍♀️ Seems to work for me, but I wanted to be sure!

Is there a video for the bag? I have a big hole where the beginning ch 3 space is on the final few rows. I saw other people having the same issue.

I'm curious: are you intending to do a yarn under in your sc? Is there a reason you are using yu instead of yo as normal?

Great video. So easy to do but too narrow for my bag. Is there a way of making the cord wider?

@peppersherman7910

Жыл бұрын

More than one strand together

wow that was so cool! pretty cord too!!! this will be perfect for my projects! thank you so much!!! btw thanks for a short opeing. i hate it when a video tutorial is 10 minutes long because the intro takes 7 minutes! i dont subscribe to a lot because of that. anyway.... COOL stitch! thanks so much! youve made a subscriber today!

I’m still trying to find the tutorial to this boho shoulder bag. Please can you share the link.

Hello I was wondering how exactly you’d do the two strands together? Like just fold the yarn? I’m very confused about this part

@CreativeExpress87

Жыл бұрын

One easy way is to take a strand from the outside of the skein and another from the center and use them together. The two strands will twist together at the skein so you'll have to regularly untwist them by rotating the skein though.

Do you think this would work for bathing suit ties using 1 strand method??

❤

I notice that you finish your single crochet by putting your hook behind the yarn vs the yarn behind the hook. Does that make a difference? Thanks.

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

Haha, no it doesn't. And I didn't even know I was doing it wrong until about six months ago. I'm working on retraining myself now! The result is the same, but I don't want to confuse people in the videos. :)

@maryann4721

5 жыл бұрын

LOL - no worries! I am self-taught, so I tend to watch how others crochet. I have noticed some people chain then turn, while others turn then chain. Appreciate the response!

@cubbylevi1764

5 жыл бұрын

Maryann K There are KZread videos comparing yarn over vs yarn under. It makes a difference in what a stitch looks like (not from a distance or casual glance) but more importantly, the gauge. I think yarning over is the correct way, from chaining to other stitches. 🙂 Happy crocheting! (I think Make & Do Crew should charge a nominal fee for the very chic patterns she creates.)

When I go to your makeanddocrew site and try to click on a pattern, I get some weird advertisement and don't seem to find the actual pattern. Can you help?

And how do we add it to the bag? Just tie it?

Anyone know what hook size and how to attach?

So I tried this and it didn’t look anything like that plus the stitches were very tight no matter what size hook I used... I’m pretty sure the yarn over/yarn under will effect this- I always yarn over.

But how does one attache it? Newbie here! 👋🏼😇

My cord is coming out flat and not twisting. I am Turing clockwise. Any advice?

What is the size of your hook?

@user-Elle41

Жыл бұрын

You might want to use the hook recommended for the yarn you use.

Could I use wool cos I don't have Cotton?

@makedocrew1717

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Elizabeth, sure! You'll need it to be a similar weight to the cotton used in the pattern, which is a category 3 weight. I'd def check your gauge with whatever wool you use to make sure you'll end up with a sweater that fits you. :)