I used this tutorial to crochet hair for Ursula from the little mermaid, and It came out even more perfect than I could have imagined! What a fun new technique!

Thanks for tutorial of beautiful shell in English version. We want more tutorials in english version.

❤ I shared this on Pinterest a week ago, I started making it yesterday. I'm just finishing it now.❤ thank you for sharing this.

Loved it! Thank you for the English version of this shell!! 💙

I love the pattern and had so much fun making the shell! Thank you!

Thank you for the English version!!

Just beautiful! I made this one 1st. Used Bernat Blanket yarn in lilac with a K10 1/2-6.60MM hook. Thank you for sharing. Very easy to follow instructions. Goes perfect with my seashore decor!

it's so lovely! thanks for english subs

Thank you so very much! I just made a shell with swirly-colored yarn to use as a bowl to hold edible treats on my dresser. SO CUTE!

This is a lovely pattern. Third attempt and finally worked out the repeats and increases. Almost done with my one in white polyster yarn.

Thank you very much, thank you for speaking English 👍❤️

This is amazing! I have never understood how to crochet by reading printed patterns (I can knit well enough but never succeeded with crochet yet) but watching this I'm desperate to try! Thank you :)

This video was soo understandable. Painstakingly described! Even a beginner could manage to crochet the piece! Thanks a ton! 🥰

Thanks for the English tutorial it was very easy to follow your instructions. Well done!

Excelente tutorial! Gracias Anna

Very well explained! I love this proyect so much! Thank you! 🐚 ❤️

In the size, you made it, it can be a nice holder for bath-and shower-equipment (soap, sponge, brush for fingernails,...) just hang it with the little loop at the whide end above the bathtub or into the shower-cell and put the equipment into it. I think, this thick purple polyester yarn, that you used here is also good for use in wet locations. at the end, both ends of the yarn are in the narrow tip of the shell, so you can tie them together with a knot for extra secure.

Thank you!! From the bottom of my heart!😍😍😍😍

Thanks Anna, I spent a lot of time sailing, these shells are amazing gifts for my ocean crazy friends!

Really really loved making this, great tutorial! Thanks x

omg...i love you....❤️❤️❤️❤️ i tried following a pattern and i ended up in tears. You explained it SOOOO WELLLLL ...THANK YOUUUUUUU

Thank you very much for sharing the pattern. Normally, I don't like following videos for patterns but this one was definitely easy to follow. Once the technique is understood, the work goes quickly and turns out beautifully. Thanks again!

You explained it so well, even a beginner could follow. Thank you. It looks great, I definitely will redo this.

Thank you so much for your video, you explain so well. I am going to have a look at your Russian videos.

Thank you for a great tutorial 👍🏻. I really enjoyed doing this project. Created it in cotton, so not so stabil, but still nice and usable.

Took me a while to understand the beginning but super easy once I got going. I used tshirt yarn and a 6.5mm crochet hook. Stopped on the 4th round and it's perfect. Thank you so much for a great tutorial!

OOOOooo !! I love this shell !! Thank you so much for the English. Great project, and a fine video. xoxo

@annasakhno8539

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Thank you! I just made my first shell!

Thanku so much for english version... love❤ from india

omg you this so simple to understand thank you so much xx

The best tutorial for a seashell I've seen!! I watched a couple videos but yours is the best out there!! Thank you!!! Спасибо!!!

Thank you so much! Fantastic skills!

Thank u for such lovely pattern.looking forward for more such English dubbed pattern.

Thank you for the explanation, beautiful work..

Easy to follow I love it thank you very much

thank you so much for this English version ! I hope that the other Russian videos will also be translated :D

@annasakhno8539

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I really want to do this.

Thanks for the tutorial.Very well explained.

Excelente vídeo...É a concha mais linda que vi...

Thank you very much.I just finished it.I am very happy.

I like this she'll very much.li love this explanation very much.thanks

This is so beautiful 🥰 Thank you for sharing this pattern ❣I've always wanted to learn how to make these ❣ 🥰❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Belo trabalho e explicação. Gratidão por compartilhar. Abraços do Brasil.

Really nice i like it so much but Very difficult to understand but i Think I will try it .Thanks for the English version

Fantastic work and nicely explained. Well done!

Thank you! I'm excited to try this, and scared, too!

Thank you, lovely one! 🤗💕🥰

It's very nice job. I also make one. Thank you so much for sharing 🐚

Thank you so much.. And I love it❤️

absolutely brilliant tutorial so clear

Thanks for this great pattern! I just completed my first shell with light blue slightly elastic yarn (Schachenmayer Cotton Jersey) and completed the last rows and seams in pink. Worked out great! It's probably a bit softer because of the elastic aspect of the yarn, but still holds its shape rather well, as soon as the last spiral seams are added...Thanks so much!

@ritawashere5787

7 ай бұрын

I plan on trying a worsted weight cotton. It's not elstic at all. I hope it holds its shape. Was yours worsted weight? What type of did you use. I plan on using an "H hook" and I might use two strands of worsted weight together.

Thank you, great tutorial

Thanks for this great pattern. Thanks so much.

Great pattern!!! Thanks so much !!.

Masterpiece...thx👌🏻

Must try it. Thank you!!!👍👍👍❤

Soooooo beautiful thanks for sharing

Amazing tutorial, thank you, I just made one using bulky variegated yarn, and did the seams in black, it came out looking stunning🤗😍

@lindakhandro

4 жыл бұрын

That sounds amazing! Would you care to share a picture?

@annasakhno8539

4 жыл бұрын

Oh thanks! It would be interesting to see. If you use instagram mark me in the photo. @lentomaniya

That is beautiful!!

Thank you so much Anna!!!

@KaeBae_

4 жыл бұрын

@@juliaverbytska2828 Hi Julia, I actually purchased your spiral shell pattern on Raverly a few weeks ago before people started filming tutorials on this pattern. Although I found your pattern very detailed and thorough, I still appreciate those who took the time out to film a video tutorial. Unfortunately, someone has stolen your original pattern and has given it to the masses. i have seen many people post this same shell design on Instagram, and are selling the tutorial to their followers, so it's hard to pinpoint the original person who stole from you. I truly hope that you get this issue resolved and get compensated appropriately.❤️

@MagaliTube

4 жыл бұрын

@KaeBae : kudos for your nice attitude. @Julia Verbytska : please do not be so agressive, it won't help you ! Calling people "thieves" and invading their comment section to try to discredit them has a name too : it is called calomny and harrassment. You should calm down. At the very least, this is not good advertisment for your (certainly hard !) work... A lot of free patterns circulate on the web, and anyone with a bit of patience can maybe find similar ones. www.crochetkingdom.com/crochet-sea-motifs-shells-starfish-coral/ (just as an example, not for saying this is like yours) You SELL something that some others might give or pass around for FREE... (I'm talking about crochet patterns in general) while Anna Sakhno here, as hundreds of other crocheters on YT, put time and as hard work and effort as you did yourself with your pattern, in a FREE video. If people buy patterns from you : good for you, its legal and nothing's wrong about that, especially if they are originals, but give free givers a credit : as long as they do NOT PROFIT from it, it can be called FAIR USE. They should give reference to the original pattern they followed, for sure, as a correct and POLITE attitude, but you can't call out for copyright infringment for a lak of courtesy. You don't even have proof that she followed YOUR pattern...or do you ? And even if it was so, as long as she doesn't show it or claim it her own, she doesn't steal from you, as painful as it might be for you. And it is very hard too to trace the "first" or "exact" origin of a crochet pattern, because there is no such thing : there are so many available everywhere. This video (as many, many others of the exact same pattern) might even be a GOOD and FREE publicity for you ! People who want a written pattern can buy it from you ! And visual learners who can't read patterns will continue PEACEFULLY to learn FREELY from fellows crocheters that make free YT videos. Please keep YT videos comment section a peacefull place ! Please tell us about your work without attacking others.

@MagaliTube

4 жыл бұрын

P.S : @Julia Verbytska : you seem to make very beautyfull and skilful crochet artwork, by the way, I hope you understand I didn't want to criticize your work but the way you try to defend it !

perfect tutorial, thank you❤

Great tutorial, thank you very much!!!

Spettacolare meraviglioso fantastico complimenti

Thank you for this great tutorial! I understood it in english although I speak czech :-)

Thank you ❤️

This video very useful for me thanks a ton❤👌👍🌹

Thank you very much 😊 ☺

Thank you! I love this!

Such a pretty crocheted seashell! I followed along with video and my shell turned out perfectly! Will definitely be making more. Thank you so much for the lovely seashell pattern. 🐚

Thank you!!!!

Thanks Anna 👍❣

Awesome 👍

thankyou for the English

Thank you!!

thank you for english

Beautiful❤❤❤❤🐚

Your video is great I made one

Χαριτομενο ευχαριστω

Thank you.

Thanks :)

Thanks 🌷

Thank you so much for attempting this translation project! It is a big undertaking and I super appreciate it. I am now starting the 9th section for this shell and I notice my whirls are not curvy like yours. Right now when I am crocheting a whirl it looks curved, but when I crochet the next whirl on top of the previous one, it straightens that previous one out. Am I using a hook that is too small, making the stitches too tight? Should I use a type of yarn that is more stretchy? Any tips you may have to get them all more rounded are appreciated.

@KaeBae_

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Marinda, I just finished my shell basket and this problem happened to me too. But I can assure you that once you're finished with the desired amount of sections that you want and have completed the top/handle portion of the basket, you will then slip stitch between each of those "whirl" sections and it will start to bulge out like it's supposed to. It was fascinating to see and mine turned out beautifully! Good luck! ❤️

@annasakhno8539

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

For all those saying theirs is floppy. I put mine in a starch solution then put them on a large upturned jar till they dry, it keeps the shape and they dry quite still.

@gwencuming346

2 жыл бұрын

Dry quite stiff

This is so nice. Can you tell me where to buy this kind of yarn please . I cannot find it.

Please please Where can I find the written pattern of this amazing basket? German or english ❤ it’s Great.

Anna Before I start to go through this pattern first let me say a big thanks Once I finish I will tell you my experience

I''ve just completed the ammonite shell and would love to try this. I've not a great deal of experience in crochet yet so has anyone any suggestions of how to make a smaller version please?

Amazing I don’t know how to do that

I would love to make this but leave it open at the bottom. I'd use it as a plastic bag holder at a beach house.

Beautiful..can you post the link for that particular yarn ?or the name of it please ?

Thank you. I usually hate tutorials but with the pauses I was able to pause and not have to back up. Do you ever make the written pattern available?

Can someone tell me how many yards/meters of cord I would need please to make this shell basket? I have 91m left from a project but feel this may not be enough. TIA

@carmenvanheerden2861

Жыл бұрын

The video refers to 2 skeins of polyester, approximately 80 m each, so approximately 160 m using a 6 mm crochet hook.

I think I'm getting it. The size of the sections (5 or 6 or 7 pairs) depends on the total number of crochet stitches (X number of single crochet + slip stitch). Then just alternate the row attachments to the base (2 in one stitch, 1 in the next stitch, 2 in one stitch, etc).

@hakurouxavier8560

2 жыл бұрын

the alternation of two in one stitch is what is essentially increasing the size of the conch.

I Hello, thank you for this tutorial. I’d like to know where did you get that yarn from?

This is fantastic. Is there a written pattern to accompany the video?

Por favor en español gracias . Dios te bendiga. soy marie Torres desde Colombia

I think, if i try this snail-shell with my yarn and hook, it will be much smaller.

Hi, I like your works and it will help me a lot if you add a Hebrew translation. Thanks in advance

The beginning is not a slipknot but a magic ring?

Hi, how many yards of yarn is used in total approximately please?

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