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Hydee Gordon commented on 20 May 2013
hey there miss Teresa!! Is there a way you could demonstrate how to start this edging? Like... getting it going from the beginning when you attatch the thread to the edge? I am making a doily. The tulip doily you have in the first video you showed a bunch of doilies that you had made and its in there and I found the pattern and I love it. its a little time consuming sewing the tulips together but I like it and was wanting to add Bruges Lace on the edge around the outside of the tulips. Thanks :)
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anteabuel commented on 26 Jun 2011
Oddly this video helps me get back to a beret made of mercerized thread which I started many decades ago (but still want it done for my daughter). It is supposed to have a huge lacy flower on top and chains webbing to fill the rest to the thin rim. Beret lays flat like a pancake, opening rim of 23", diam. when flat about 12", looks a bit french.., slightly starched would be good. Can you help me? Thanks, Teresa, for reading me.
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Crochet Geek commented on 10 Oct 2008
I used chain 6 to get up to my next row. In some of the curved places on my example, I did a chain 3, then a double crochet in the joining motif, Chain 3, then continue on with my bruges lace edging. You control what direction you want your lace piece to go. With the doily that I have finished at the start of the video, there are circles with that one. The bookmarker is a curvy S shape.
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Crochet Geek commented on 10 Oct 2008
I don't have a video on the people. It is supposed to be an adult holding the hand of a child but my adult is squished right now. It should not be so squished (Hopefully) once I get it starched and shaped. My thought process for the people came from watching the Summer Olympics and the clipart abstract people they used for each event. I decided to make some abstract crochet people.
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Crochet Geek commented on 10 Oct 2008
Bruges Lace can be used anywhere that you would like to use it. I saw a doily last week made completely of Bruges Lace, nothing else. It was very elegant. I was actually going to add more to my piece after I added the Bruges Lace but then I realized that I was almost out of my drab(stained) thread so I decided that was where I will end it. I am still working on it, slowly.
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Crochet Geek commented on 11 Oct 2008
It is really easy to do. You chain 3, and then put your hook through the previous loops. I will use 6 as the example. Once you have ran your hook through the 6 loops, pull your thread through, chain 3 and continue on with your double crochet. You are doing half of your chain 6, picking up the loops you want to join, finish your chain 6.
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Crochet Geek commented on 10 Oct 2008
I just added a very unique butterfly to my crochet blog tonight. You might like it. I didn't create it until after I started edging my freeform piece. I may find a way to get this butterfly (in thread) on it. I will be adding a flower to my blog tomorrow. I put a lot of patterns on my crochet blog that are not posted here on Youtube.
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Crochet Geek commented on 09 Oct 2008
Thank you. When I was first learning, I had a tendency to go "by the book." Once you understand the basics, anything goes. Just a few days ago I saw a woman who made crochet purses in the shape of steaks. I have also seen crochet cupcakes. Think outside the box. It is very rewarding to create something that is one of a kind.
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WaleskaDAladybug commented on 10 Oct 2008
This piece looks beautiful.. I was wondering if you could make a clip tutorial from the begining/start with this style..I would like to learn how to make either curtains or a table cloth and I think this style of crocheting would be perfect for either curtains or table cloths.. Any idea or advice on how I can go with it?
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Crochet Geek commented on 10 Oct 2008
With common stitches and shapes like a circle or Bruges lace, the chances are really great that someone else has already created it hundreds or thousands of years ago. You can actually create a unique pattern using Bruges Lace that no one else has created. I have seen some doily's that are really interesing.
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redfoxyk commented on 04 Apr 2010
I love the look of this. All your videos have been wonderful so far. I am only just starting but one day would like to design and make things like this...but what do you make it with? Is it thread? very fine or special type of yarn? And what sizes of hook would you recommend for finer doily work?
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babycrazed commented on 20 Aug 2009
I just had a question on how you attached each piece. The lacy work in between each piece. I am in the process of making a lacy doily but don't know how to fill in the big spaces with the lacy look. If you could help me it would be soooo appreciated. Thank you! and keep up the WONDERFUL work!
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Atyeo 夏 commented on 08 Oct 2012
I’m relatively new at crocheting but I find that I’m quite good at it and would like to try making finer lace. Which size thread and needle are you using? Which, in your opinion, is the best for fine lace for attaching to or making jewellery? Great video by the way!
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Crochet Geek commented on 08 Oct 2012
This is a size 10 crochet cotton. I use a wide range of hook sizes with the size 10. Red Heart does have a size 3 that would be a great size for jewelry making. Doubling up size 10 cotton is another way to work with larger thread. It becomes nice and solid for jewelry.
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karisma210 commented on 07 Jan 2009
The lace that you have on the left hand side that looks like a circle with the spiral design in it, can you please show me or tell me how you did it? My boyfriend wants me to make a blanket with that as the design. Is there anyway you could teach me. Please?
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Crochet Geek commented on 06 Apr 2010
@redfoxyk Thank you. I use crochet cotton/thread to make the doily. The common sizes are 10, 20 and 30. You can use steel crochet hooks ranging in sizes from 0-12. These numbers are not the same as the numbers on the aluminum hooks.
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Hydee Gordon commented on 09 Oct 2008
I have to say that this piece is fabulous!!! I have such a hard time being creative with crochet.. I stick so rigidly to the pattern! Why can't I be more creative and do some freeform? I really want to! You are amazing!
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Tekoa G commented on 10 Oct 2008
You are so right. I used to rigidly stick to the patterns too, but now I seldom pick up my pattern books anymore and just "do my own thing". Thanks for the video. You're are a crochet master!!!

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