Tutorials

Hi Bronwen I don’t have any poncho tutorials at the moment but this is certainly on my list of “to do” so keep checking. I do have the crochet cocoon if you wanted to have a look at this 🙂

Hi Donna unfortunately i do no have a pattern or video for this.

Hi Patricia

Thank you for your comments :), unfortunately I do not have any tutorials on c2c waffle stitch.

Hi Tina sorry to hear that you are having trouble keeping up. The only written pattern i have for the granny square is within the mood blanket pattern which can be purchased from my store for £4.00. Hope this helps 🙂

Hi Cara

Thank you for your great suggestion, this has been noted. 🙂

Hi Roni

If you wanted to increase the oval basket further you would just need to continue the pattern of increases at each end. In the final row shown on the video I increased by making two trebles into one stitch, followed by one treble, followed by two trebles into one stitch, etc. For the next four rows you would just need to increase the number of single treble stitches in between the increases, so:

1. Two trebles in one stitch, two single treble stitches.
2. Two trebles in one stitch, three single treble stitches.
3. Two trebles in one stitch, four single treble stitches.
4. Two trebles in one stitch, five single treble stitches.

Hope this helps

Hi Holly

Thank you, it’s lovely to hear that my tutorials have helped you There isn’t really a way of squaring off the ends of a granny chevron that I think would work – what makes this pattern so appealing is the lovely chevron shape I think. For a border I would make a simple round of double crochets, and then add some pom poms or tassels to the chevrons. A picot border at either end would work well too.

Hope this helps

Hi Wendy Unfortunately I don’t have a tutorial for anything like this. I am working on a cardigan pattern at the moment but it isn’t granny squares. 🙂

Hi Laura, I would take a look at my bunny lovey tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dovGRgHyXzI&t=462s It doesn’t start off exactly the same but works in a spiral and should hopefully help you understand your pattern better It sounds as though you are doing fab if you are tackling projects like this and have only just started learning

Hi Christine can you please confirm which pattern you are talking about as I don’t have a pattern for a duchess scarf 🙂

Hi Debbie Unfortunately I don’t have a tutorial for a baby cardigan at the moment 🙂

Hi Roseline you are very welcome and good luck with your cardigan 🙂

I don’t have a tutorial for this specifically but it’s simple enough to do If you have a look at my tutorial on how to change colour here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaIuAWV2BA4&t=74s we can use the same technique of pulling through the new colour yarn on the last part of our stitch. When making a granny square, you should begin working the next colour in the last stitch of the FIRST treble cluster when you make a corner. The second treble cluster should then be worked in your second colour and you can work two sides of the square before changing colours again in the same way. Hope this helps

Hi Libby yes I do have a tutorial here is the link for part one :- https://youtu.be/dovGRgHyXzI you will find the link for part 2 underneath the video where it says ‘show more’ Good luck 🙂

There isn’t a way to include skipped stitches in a chainless foundation as far as I am aware, so you would have to make the first row solid stitches and then begin your pattern

Hi Leah I’m sorry but I don’t have a tutorial for this 🙂

Thank you 🙂

For circles and rounded motifs you would normally add a border to square them off in order to join them

Thank you so much that really does men a lot to me. Unfortunately I don’t have a left handed tutorial for this one at the moment 🙂

Hi Karen It’s a bit difficult to advise on this without seeing the actual pattern, and also because there is more than one type of crochet stitch that goes by the name of woven stitch. However, increasing with most crochet stitches involves working two or more stitches instead of one. Could you try working two stitches in place of one and see if this matches up with the stitch count? 🙂

Hi Kaz

I don’t have a tutorial specifically for this, but you can make increases in the round exactly the same way as you would working flat; by making two or more stitches into the same stitch

Hi Heather this is something that I am currently working on, hopefully you will see something being posted soon 🙂

Hi Mezna do you mean sewing in your ends? if so I already have a tutorial on how to do this, here is the link:- https://youtu.be/6qXEcQj_0L0 I hope this helps 🙂

Hi Sam You’re very welcome, I’m so happy to hear you’ve found my tutorials helpful I don’t have a tutorial for this stitch at the moment but you could take a look at the Suzette stitch which has a similar appearance and is great for beginners: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39j8Sp7yduc

Hi Janet you are very welcome and I am so glad that they have been of help to you. Let me know how you get on with your shawl 🙂

Hi Kay thank you so much, I do have a tutorial for the Jasmin Stitch, if you follow the written pattern along with the video this will help you get used to reading patterns. Here is the link:- https://bellacocoblog.frogspark.agency/jasmine-stitch/ I hope this helps and good luck. Let me know how you get on 🙂

Hi Kirsten I don’t have a playlist set up, but if you search on Youtube for ‘Bella Coco Left Handed’ it will bring up all of my left handed tutorials

Hi Gail, I’m sorry you’re having trouble with this pattern – if you add five stitches onto your chain instead of four, to give a total of forty one, you should find that it works out for you