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Hi Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteI saw and saved your One Round hearts, eggs and stars to try. I'm not the best crocheter, but I try. When I tried the eggs and tiny stars your instructions baffled me. There's no indication in them as to which chain stitch to start in once the join is made with the slip stitch. Also, I had some extra Paton's Grace on hand and thought I'd try using it, but the 5 mm hook seemed so huge for that particular yarn. I switched to a smaller hook, still had a problem..especially with the very first stitch being a treble. I've got arthritis in my fingers...can you help me with some suggestions and more information? Thank you. If you'd like to email me, my AOL email is JRooney871@aol.com Thanks.
Sure no problem, I'll send you an email! :-)
DeleteJennifer, just think of how many lives you have touched. Sharing your patterns, pictures, teaching,and time, and I can pay it forward. I know I can do these patterns, send it to someone who will feel comforted.
ReplyDeleteI can give more often, and just keep knittin' and a givin. I really believe it makes a differance to add love & good wishes into knitting, or any craft. And somewhere a preemie will be sporting a funny hat, and everyone who looks at that baby will smile.
Thank you so much for your sweet comment, you really made my day! :-) I completely agree with you too...there is no feeling like wrapping those you love and those in need in handmade warmth and love. It's like a hug that keeps on hugging! Keep knitting...you are changing the world one stitch at a time!
DeleteThanks for the easy to understand patterns. I'm starting the Fiona scarf for my teenage daughter and can't wait to see the finished product. I always look forward to seeing a new email from you. So, keep those patterns coming...I'll be waiting!
ReplyDeleteBobbie
bobbicaselle@yadtel.net
Will do! Thanks for your kind comment!!
DeleteJennifer
ReplyDeleteI am new to crocheting.I like dishcloth pattern. Can I use the same pattern for an afghan?
Thank you
You sure can! Just keep adding rounds until you get the size that you need for your afghan.
DeleteJennifer
ReplyDeleteSometimes people come into your lives in person to make them happier. You come into our homes with your lovely site. It seems like you are a friend. I will put you on my favorites list today. This is the best site I have seen. It shows that you put a lot of time and effort into your work. Your ideas are wonderful. I will pass on your site to my friends. I love all of your work,and really like your idea of even making a holder for your stitch markers. You are one bright ray of sunshine. Thanks!
Kay
Oh my gosh...thank you for your unbelievable kind comment! I am so glad you are enjoying the site, hugs to you dear stitcher!
DeleteWhen I try to print out the free pattern for Butternut squash neckwarmer I get a almost blank page with Twitter
ReplyDeletetweet box printed left hand corner. Then on the right a small box that says sign in and tweet.
Whats going on?
Hmmm, not sure, but you can easily print only the content you want by highlighting on the needed text (and none of the stuff you don't need). Select "copy" with your right mouse button, then paste only what you want to a word document. That way you can print it on your own terms and ever save it for later.
DeleteHi Jennifer - Those crochet chain bows are TOO CUTE. Thanks for posting such a quick, easy idea that will make some of my gifts more personal. I love your blog and am always happy when it arrives in my inbox -
ReplyDeleteWow thanks! So glad you like the bows too!
DeleteHi Jennifer -
ReplyDeleteCame across your blog by accident while looking for some crochet patterns that I could actually read!! Learned to crochet as a child from my grandmother, and have never been able to follow a pattern, but have been feeling the NEED to play with yarn lately.
Your directions are clear and easy to follow. Thank you!!
Yay! So glad you are enjoying the patterns and that you have picked up your hook again. Crocheting and knitting is my happy place :) Can't live without it!!!
DeleteI'd yarn more if there wasn't all that fabric and quilting in the world! LOL. Starting your Butternut Neckwarmer this afternoon while we start our annual "A Christmas Carol" listen. Can't wait for snuggle and create time with my daughter!
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed holiday!
Sounds like the perfect day, enjoy!!
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ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteI love your patterns and you take gorgeous photographs as well. I am just curious why you do not allow selling items made from your patterns? I see some bloggers do this and others allow it if credit and a link to the pattern are listed with the item. I am not criticizing...just wondering...thanks!
Thanks for your kind comments and question. I recently updated my copyright information and it's a personal choice that I made after a great deal of thought. I appreciate your thoughtful question and understanding...thanks again! :)
DeleteOh my goodness, I just happened on this web site while looking for patterns for scarfs. Your patterns are so creative and your generosity in sharing them is remarkable. Thank you so much for taking time out of your days to post all this information. I have bookmarked your site and you can be sure I will be visiting it often. Once again, THANK YOU!
ReplyDeletePam
Oh my goodness! You are so sweet...thank you for your really nice comment, I'm so glad you stopped by! :)
DeleteHi Jennifer, where do I find the crochet patterns?? I want to do the pavement infinity scarf, thanks. gotvt05350@aol.com
ReplyDeleteHi Andrea!
DeleteIf you scroll to the top of this page, the Pavement Scarf and other free crochet patterns are in the "Free Crochet Patterns" tab. Happy crocheting to you!
Thank you so much for Cloudy Sky Mobius. I made one for myself and my daughter liked it so much she requested one for herself.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your time and effort that made it so easy for me.
Awesome! I'm tickled that you and your daughter enjoyed it! Thanks too for your kind comment!
DeleteHi Jennifer! I was wondering if you might be interested in joining a Pinterest link-sharing group I'm starting, specifically for crochet and knitting bloggers. It would be a way to get to know and support like-minded folks. Let me know if you'd like more info!
ReplyDeleteI would love to! Let me know what I need to do to join. :)
DeleteHi Jennifer;
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled up your web-site Fibre Flux-Adventures in stitching, and WOW this is just an extremly wonderful website, and there are lots to see and challing items to chose from. My first project is Flower Patch Button Wrap. Can hardly wait to start this project-something different for a change. I was wndering, as there is nothing on the pattern/website as to wear I caan locate the 2 buttns you have chosen. Are they hand made/or do you buy them somewhere? Would really like to know? HELP!!!!!
Thank you and welcome! So glad you stopped by...I got the buttons a few years ago at a fabric store, I loved them so much, I bought every single one they had! I have since thrown away the cards, I know they are plastic and Made in Italy, if that helps...happy crocheting!!!
DeleteHello Jennifer, I had a big inspiration with your scarf patterns, those are wonderfull. I'm in Chile by the way and Autumm just start down here,so it's perfect time to made them.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for share with us.
Karina
Thanks for your kind comment...and how lucky you are to be enjoying autumn, a beautiful time and my most favorite!!
DeleteDo you ever share your knitting patterns. All I have seen are crochet and would like to see knit if you have some. I love your scarfs, etc but in knitting.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Yes! Be sure to check out the "free knitting patterns" tab above...lots if things there...also I'm working on some pieces right now and will share them soon! Thanks for stopping by! :)
DeleteThank you so much for sharing your fantastic patterns. I am so inspired by them all. You have a wonderful talent. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your kind words! You are so welcome, it makes me happy to share! :)
DeleteThank you for all your lovely patterns! I was wondering - could I make products from your patterns and use them to make money for Operation Christmas Child?
ReplyDeleteI WOULD REALLY LIKE THE PATTERN FOR THE LITTLE HERAT THAT IS YOUR SIGNITURE
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU, CAROLYN
Hi Carolyn,
DeleteHere you go!
http://fiberflux.blogspot.com/2012/01/tinyone-round-hearts-by-jennifer.html
Morning -
ReplyDeleteI have nominated you for the Super Sweet Blog Award. I love your blog, the photos and the creations. Thank you.
Well thank you so much! How kind! :)
DeleteHi Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog through Pinterest and I'm smitten. Love the beautiful things you make and want to thank you for sharing your talent with the rest of us. I crochet a bit, nothing too big, as my attention span is quite short. I want to make some of your darling travel blossoms, they are so cute. Plus I think I can handle that size project. I want to make a Queen Anne's Lace crochet scarf someday.
Best Wishes and Happy Stitching,
GrannyB
Thank you so much! I like crocheting small things too! The scarf you are talking about sounds lovely. :)
DeleteHappy crocheting!
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ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer, I too am new to your site, and I have a question, the Crochet Hooks you use, can you tell me where you purchase them, I am in Australia, and have never seen anything like that, as an elderly person,the Steel Hooks are not good for my hands, and those you use look so good and easy to handle.
ReplyDeleteRegards, Barbara
Hi Barbara!
DeleteThe hooks I use mostly are called Clover Soft Touch. They are so comfortable, even when I work on something for a long time. I got some of mine from amazon.com for a great price and some of them from knitpicks.com too. I hope that helps...I definitely recommend them!
Happy crocheting!
Hi Jennifer, a friend ask me to check out your site because she had seen your pattern for Travel Blooms and wanted to know if I could make some for her luggage. What a great site. I am so excited to find this site and to try some of your patterns. I used to crochet many years ago, but have just recently picked it back up. Love your tutorials and explanations. I had forgotten a lot and needed some instructions to help me along, your site is perfect for my needs.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you stopped by! How wonderful to crocheting again! Thanks for your kind comment too! :)
DeleteJennifer,
ReplyDeleteI have been trying to replicate the idea of a scarf that my sister has, as I cannot find a pattern for it for myself. I was wondering I you had a pattern that is similar or could direct me in the basics of it if I were to send you a photo? I am a knitter, just think that I am missing something in the thought process of its construction.
Sure! You could message me on Facebook or Twitter, the links are up at the top of this page on the left side. :)
DeleteGlad to join your blog. I am a fan of your designs. I've made your Butternut Squash Neckwarmer, and recently completed your Arugula Scarf (and loved this simple but effective pattern for a decorative scarf). I then realized they were related when I added some other items to my Ravelry favorites and they were yours. Thank you for offering such interesting, well-written patterns that are easy to make and look terrific. Roberta (Whippetcat on Ravelry).
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind comment! What a lovely compliment, you just made my day! So glad you are enjoying the patterns and site too, happy crocheting to you! :)
Deletedo you have patterns for hats of all sizes? something simple that is easy and not time consuming but is either masculine or feminine? I know the basics and would like to make hats for cancer patients at the local hospitals. My father and both of his parents my grandparents have had cancer which is why I would like to make hats. My father was always cold while going thru the chemo treatments and I thought a hat would be a nice gesture. thank you no I am not a member but my email is amandachristiandickey@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful thing you are doing, this is a great hat for an adult:
Deletehttp://fiberflux.blogspot.com/2012/10/free-knitting-patternmatilda-hat.html
Jennifer
ReplyDeleteI am really excited to find your blog!
I am just starting out in crochet and rekindling my knitting skills with a granddaughter on the way in February. Are your crochet patterns in UK or US terms? I am easily confused!
Also on the Baby in Bloom baby knitted hats it says to use worsted weight yarn. I have done a quick search and in UK it seems equivalent to double knitting or aran wool and I gather it falls somewhere in between. Do you have any advice on this please?
Hi there! Everything is in US terms, as far as yarn substitutions, I would definitely work up a small swatch to see if the gauge is similar.
DeleteCongratulations too by the way!! :)
Hi Jennifer: I love your blog...I am a crocheter and love making the large granny square blankets. I love your pattern for the Berry Season Blanket. I have a question, though, when it comes to making these types of blankets...how do you keep it from being crooked? I've made a few before and sometimes the center squares end up being a bit crooked, and then sometimes it's totally straight. Do you have any tips?
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
Kristin
k2reader(at)gmail(dot)com
Hi Kristin!
DeleteNot really sure about it being crooked, perhaps the tension? Sometimes if my tension changes it makes my stitches a little crooked. Also make sure there is always a chain 1 between each cluster on a granny square, if it is missing it can squeeze the cluster together which could cause crookedness.
Hope that helps!!
Hi Jennifer, I found your blog recently. I really love your work...simple to make, yet looks so sophisticated! I have been crocheting about 4 years. I belong to a group of Warm Up America volunteer stitchers where we make the 7 X 9 squares to put together to make lapghans. They go to area nursing homes. I love the fact that you also make things for charity. Just wanted to also say that visiting your blog really calms my day...it's very serene. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi Pamela!
DeleteThanks so much for your kind comment, keep up the great work you are doing for others too! :)
Hi Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteJust found your website and love it! I volunteer at a soup kitchen and lots of our guests walk or bicycle to the kitchen for a nice, healthy, warm lunch, but no hats or gloves. So some of us are planning to make some for winter presents to them and was looking for fast but nice patterns that didn't use a ton of yarn as we are donations only. Just wanted to thank you so much as your patterns are great and you will have helped keep some people warm and cozy this winter for letting us use your patterns. Blessings to you and your family.
Jean
Oh my goodness, what a kind soul you are, keep up the awesome work you are doing for your community...I am a big believer of charity work and will be donating some hats to the local homeless this Thanksgiving as well!
DeleteI always look forward to seeing a new post from you! It's the yarn not necessarily the pattern that makes your scarves unique:) Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing your ideas!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
DeleteI didn't know if you give any help or not. I've never had a problem with gauge, but I'm trying to make the Rock Candy Hat for my granddaughter and I can't get the gauge right. I 've tried using smaller needles and it still seems way to big. I get above 20 inches for the circumference of the hat after several inches. I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your question! Are you using a similar/same yarn too? If it is just slightly bigger, the hat is very forgiving and stretchy and will likely fit anyway. If it is still huge, I would continue to try an even smaller needle. I hope that helps!
Deletejennifer , was so happy to see The Peaceful Shawl with the wheelchair bound person in mind. I do want to make this for such a person. The pattern call for #15 needles. I have #13 and would like to make it with what I have . How many do I cast on to get the 17" width? I am not sure what to select in the profile box to get this message to you? You are a clever needle artist .
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your website and am saving to my favorites! I am making Cowl Scarves for Christmas this year and you have given me "more" ideas than I can handle. My favorite is crocheting, but I do dabble in knitting when I have time. Thanks, again for your website. Can't wait to see more. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteYou're so welcome! Glad you like it!
DeleteHi Jennifer!
ReplyDeleteI can't see a contact address, so I'm writing to you here to say that I have crocheted two of your lovely scarves and have put the finished work up on my blog here: http://reflectionsandnature.blogspot.ch/2013/11/cosy-crochet.html
with a link back to your lovely patterns here! Warm regards, Sandra
Just saw them and they look gorgeous, love that yarn! I like the flower you added too. :)
DeleteHi Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteI think your blog is wonderful and your patterns are beautiful! Thank you for putting them out there others to use. Do you think you could do a tutorial on the best way to join yarn? other than just tying the two together? Is there a better way? Thanks and Happy New Year! Kris
Yes! It is actually on my to-do list. :)
DeleteHI Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteI think your blog is wonderful and I love all your free pattern and project. I crochet as well and I am learning how to knit. send me a email to nellie881@hotmail.com
That is wonderful! Happy knitting and crocheting to you!
DeleteHello Jennifer, I love your blog and especially the Cinnabar Button Scarf. I have two questions and I'm hoping you will get back to me. I'm a recent Grandma and I love it...Can the scarf be made to a width of 4"? I'm terrible at math so you will have to tell me how to do that, and secondly, can you tell me the width of the buttons? I'm crippled and cannot leave the house which is fine most days, but when I need a button, I need the width. Please keep the patterns coming. I knit for my DIL and my grandson with the big navy blue eyes...
ReplyDeleteHere's my email address in case you want it. Maggie-ames@hotmail.com.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteHi Jennifer. I examined your mom's eyes last night and she brought your grandmother. I loved her hat and scarf made by you. Your mom said something about a new scarf with a chain and sea glass- do you have a picture of it. Your blog is amazing- keep up your great work.
ReplyDeleteHappy St. Patrick’s Day, Jennifer. I wanted to say thank you for all your lovely patterns, blogs and tutorials. I’ve only been crocheting since October and your “Ingrid Scarf” was my very first project – so classy and easy to make. Being new, I find the video tutorials so helpful. Recently PlayOn came out with a way for viewers to cast the video to their large screen tv’s which is awesome. I can stitch, pause, rewind etc. Since I’m a huge fan of the Roku player and you, I used a snapshot of streaming your video on my newest blog post which you can see at the following link. I thought it might interest you and your followers to know they can stream your tutorials on their large tvs. http://cordcuttersview.blogspot.com/2014/03/playmark-by-playon.html Thanks again for all your inspiring patterns and tips! Patti Davidson-Peters or pdpeters on Raverly.
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer, saw your video on the Puff Stitch crocheted scarf and I love it and want to make it. Is there a printed version of the pattern that I can print out. If so, where can I find it. Thank you and I will be visiting your blog often and liked you on Facebook. Thanks for all your great ideas, tutorials and beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer, I just found your site & am so excited to view more of your crochet patterns. Yes I have a baby blanket in mind to try for our neighbor or. All the reviews are so positive. Thank you for taking the time to interact.
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer, I'm writing from adriafil Yarn Company, we'd like to discuss some things with you, could you please send us an email with your email address displayed?
ReplyDeleteHope to hear from you soon.
Your blog is the best in the whole wide world, full stop. I love your patterns, even the way you write them so well ! Everybody I know has been told they have to look at fiber flux. Thank you !
ReplyDeleteI love your blog! I am new to crochet but am completely addicted! In several of your videos like "How to Crochet the Meringue Cowl"...I see a beautiful wooden crochet hook. Can you tell me the brand or where to buy those? Thanks for all your help and wonderful posts!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! I got mine from knitpicks.com...they have lovely stuff, happy crocheting!
DeleteHello Jennifer, I saw your Zinnia Flower Shawl and immediately loved it. I am working on this pattern right now. It is 40" across the shoulders and 38" down the sides....The point going down the back is getting way too long..and I need more length on the sides. ( covering my arms...) don't need any more length down the back. The more I crochet, the longer that back point gets. I followed the pattern step by step.
ReplyDeleteCan you advise me on how to "rescue" this lovely scarf? I don't really want to rip out stitches........
Thanking you in advance.
Hi Jennifer. I just discovered your blog and love it! I am making your Mulberry Scarf using Lion Brand Tweed Stripes and I love the way it is turning out. Your videos are a great help. I watched your blocking video and in it you said you hadn't had much success in blocking acrylics. Since the Tweed Stripes is 100% acrylic does that mean I should not block the completed scarf? I have never blocked anything before and am just wondering. If you would like to email me my email address is dd1953@cox.net. Thanks for your help and wonderful patterns.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your blog!
ReplyDeleteWould you abel to able to tell me why I end up with an extra stitch after row 5 on the Tweedy Eylet Scarf?
ReplyDeleteHi there! I recently made a video for this pattern, it might help:
Deletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFf_baUEtmA
Hi Jennifer, This is an awesome blog that you have created. I am a beginner beginner at this knitting and crocheting. I am in awe of the finger knitting. I never knew such existed and it is completely awesome and very easy. Would it be possible that you could send me some patterns on finger knitting? I would so love to make some things for my family and friends. My email address is blondie6871@gmail.com. I would greatly appreciate it. My grandmother has taught me how to knit but not how to read patterns so I guess I will have to figure out on my own. She has only taught me how to cast on and how to purl. I am wanting to learn more so that I can start making beautiful things. Thank you for taking your time to read my comment request.
ReplyDeleteI have tried to find the crochet pattern of the infinity scarf shown along the top of this website. It is a cream, rose and burgundy colors. Can you possibly email it to me? Julesincharge@hotmail.com.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Yes! It is the Raspberry Buttercream Infinity Scarf:http://www.fiberfluxblog.com/2014/11/free-crochet-patternraspberry.html
DeleteHi Jennifer: Today I found your Youtube video on how to crochet a granny hexagram. I have been looking for a pattern for a hex forever, but many of them are too complicated. You gave clear and concise instructions every step of the way! Thank you for sharing your talent! I plan on putting your website in my Favorites under "Crochet" on my laptop.
ReplyDeleteI also wanted to comment that it was nice to see someone else hold their crochet hook with the 'knife hold.' My Mom, who taught me how to crochet, used the 'pencil' method and it drove her nuts that I held my hook in a different manner! Thanks again!
I was just wondering if you had a video on how to make slippers
ReplyDeleteI do! Just released the pattern and video recently:
Deletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOdwjaZIsAU
Happy crocheting! :)
Dear Jennifer, I am learning to crochet due to your page, thank you for the video s and the plain English on your patterns, I did have to get a book to learn the verbiage of stiches, but still your page is my favorite, however I am having an issue with The Every Man Scarf, for some reason it is not coming out right, question could you increase your video with row four and five so I can see what I am doing wrong? Thank you again.
ReplyDeletedear mam i have watch your video of how to crochet the every man Scarf _ High But i don't understand how to do next your half step shown on your video plz tell me how make full scarf plz sent full video becoz i want learn this on scarf
ReplyDeleteHello Jennifer!!
ReplyDeleteI have to just say that i absolutely love your work. Never did I imagine I would enjoy such a hobby, but you have made me lobe to crochet!! You make it easy, fun and I cannot wait until I introduce you to my entore family so this can be an activitu for us all to do together. I just have to say Thanks and you are AWESOME!!
Hi Jennifer,
ReplyDeletePlease could you crochet a pineapple tablecloth .
Thank you
Nancy strand
My email is nancy2367@hotmail.com
Thanks for the chance to win the Caron Cakes!!
ReplyDeleteFirst time on the blog and I already fell in love! Really enjoyed looking at the projects and patterns provided. Now bookmark as a favorite!
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteI just opened my Etsy shop two days ago (SharonChicBoutique), and of the twelve initial crocheted items I made, several were fashioned after your free patterns. I have provided your website for credit on each item and hope I did it right. I love your patterns and really enjoyed crocheting them, especially the Estelle Cowl. What an easy pattern! I am a beginner in crochet and visited you on You Tube to find out how to crochet the items. You are so easy to follow and I thank you so much.
Ooooooohhhhh. The 2017 calendar is out. I can't wait to see the new patterns!
ReplyDeleteHi, I am new to crocheting and I love the way that you are able to explain things. Have you ever done a tutorial on how to read both a written pattern as well as a diagram pattern? If not is that something that you might be able to do?
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI bought your Early Morning Wrap Crochet patter from lion brand.
I am really confused about the pattern,
once you do row one, than start row two , it says to continue row two till finished,.....
Is is not repeat row one than row two till finished?
how would you complete the design by doing row tow all the way till finished????
I am so confused, you can please help me with this ??
Me mail me at ruthy _tremblay@hotmail.com
Thank you :-)
I love all that you do with fiber flux and HAPPY BIRTHDAY to FIBER FLUX
ReplyDeleteHi - I have finished two rows of the Boardwalk Breeze blanket - very cute pattern, thanks! - and I was reading the comments. Someone said that there is no increase once you get to row 3. Has this been changed in the pattern? Is there something different I need to do? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer, love your designs. I just made your free pattern of the Mulberry Shawl, and I thank you for the wonderfully written pattern. It turned out beautifully. I was wondering if you are okay with me selling the finished product? If you could let me know, that would be super. My email is jchauvin97@gmail.com if you would like to email me. Thanks, Jodi
ReplyDeleteLove your website Jennifer. You are the ONLY reason I am able to crochet granny squares, circles that stay flat, and many other things I could never do because instructions always too confusing... Till I found Fiber Flux! You have a special gift. Thank you! God bless you and your family.
ReplyDeleteFran
I misplaced my chart showing the sizes of blankets that you had when you started the summer crochet along. I can't find it on your site or youtube channel. Can you tell me where I can get it?
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer!!
ReplyDeleteWell, first of all, amazing patterns. Second, you have an awesome name (we share it--lol!!). Third, where are you from?
Hope that you are having an amazing week!!
Warmly,
(the other) Jennifer Dickerson
Hi Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteI love your YouTube channel! Thank you for making crocheting a pleasure to learn! I am working on the snow berries blanket Shaw with yarn scraps that I have accumulated over time. I wish I could show you a picture because the bottom of the triangle is curving. What did I do wrong?
Hi Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteI am just looking at your group board on Pinterest and wanted to see if I could be added as a contributor. My pinterest name is windingroadcrochet and my website is windingroadcrochet.com. Thank you for the consideration.
Hi Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteI recently discovered your video and blog. I have already made a number of your patterns; they came out lovely. Now I have a question: I want to make a shawl or wrap (what is the difference???) for summer. Which of your patterns do you think would be best for this type of project? I already have Caron Cake Yarn, medium weight, in a green/white/pistachio color scheme. Thanks much.
Not sure what happened with first-time entry of comment. I love your patterns; only recently did I find them... I would like to make a summer wrap/shawl (what is the difference??) with Caron Cakes medium weight yarn. Which of your patterns would you suggest I use? I'd like the item to cover my shoulders and upper arm, nothing too big or too small. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThe Undertow colowrawy is my favorite.... Thank you so much for the opportunity to win a Knit Crate Box.
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer, I hope this is the correct place to leave a comment about the KnitCrate giveaway. My favorite color is the gray yarn, it looks so soft and lovely.
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer, i have been watching the Copper Skies button wrap video on your youtube channel and i would like to make a lap size blanket with the pattern. Could you please tell me what multiples are used. Thank you Lisa
ReplyDeleteHi! I was referred to your site from the Briar Rose tutorial on youtube for a sizing chart but I cannot seem to find that chart here on your blog. I'm looking for sizing instructions for a queen size blanket.
ReplyDeleteHello Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteI am in love with your nesting baskets. What would be an alternative yarn to use that will hold up as well as the Strata yarn. I can't find that yarn in the stores.
Thank you,
Delphine