How to Crochet a Lace Scallop Trim #2 by Gwen Fisher with Doceri Software

[mari54ish]

I rather see a video!

[Aqaumarinea]

@mari54ish #werdd

[annerojero]

biutiful... lovely!!!



[mattabellax3]

This was so easy to follow and I was intimidated at first! Ty!

[MsAlexandr4]

great

[ludicrousspeedmt]

Great tutorial. I was glad I read the comment and found out you were crocheting around the middle loop, until that point I was going crazy trying to get tiny stitches into the loops. I would love to see more tutorials just like this, I am with the others, slow motion hand videos are for someone else! Thanks again.

[historiadeamor425117]

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[RabzMazlan]

it amazing and cool how you presented it.. its new and amazingly i can understand it..!! thank you :D

[lovetocraft33]

I love how you do your directions and I'm looking forward to making this tomorrow!

[beenawesome1]

Cool! What size thread/yarn and hook do you use?

[doceriTeam]

@beenawesome1 I used DMC Cotton Perle with the smallest hook size that worked for my thread so that I could get really tight stitches. It was either a size 9 or 10 hook.

[tigrastijaodtigra]

Great idea with the video, love it! And of course, I love the bracelet :)

[choralmusiclvr]

Thanks Gwen! I love the Lace Scallop Trim #2. You have a great way of explaining the directions and I like the drawn directions during the naration! :) :)

[TheCastingCouchUK]

Love the way this crochet is presented with animated symbols. Can I apply your video style to my knitting videos do you think? I enclose my How to Knit a Lace Scarf video tutorial after this comment to see what you think.

[doceriTeam]

@TheCastingCouchUK I don't see why you couldn't do something similar with knitting. You can use Doceri to describe anything you can write or draw, and you can even draw over photographs. The trick is figuring out how to draw the knit stitches. Once you've figured that out, you just have to write it out. Good luck. I hope you'll show me what you make!

[CallMeCrafty]

love this!!!!

[livelifecreateatfb]

Thank you so much :) Check out my profile pic . I made a bracelet and a necklace.... I have also made different colors with this.... May I sell these items??

[doceriTeam]

@livelifecreateatfb I'm glad you enjoyed it. I tried to look at your pic, but could only see it as a tiny thumbnail. Yes, you may sell items you make with this tutorial, but please give me credit by posting my name a link back to this video. Thank you.

[livelifecreateatfb]

@doceriTeam Thanks of course you will get the credit for this. I have put together a slide for the bracelet and necklace so you can see them better. will be posting a video repy.. thanks again.

[doceriTeam]

@livelifecreateatfb I watched it.  It's great. Thank you so much. -gwen

[Rinachiyya]

Thank you very much for the tip. I only used screen shots once before will try it .

Guess I be hitting the bookstore to buy a book and will stop the video to make a prints .

Love to learn new things even with visual problems.

Thanks for responding.

Happy hooking .

[Rinachiyya]

Love it but am unable to do a copy and print for instructions.

Would love to make one for a teenager.

I can read chards for knitting but have never used what you are using for crocheting.

Do you have a video that shows how to do it?

Happy hoooking

[doceriTeam]

@Rinachiyya You can pause the video and take screen shots and then print those. As for whether I have a video that shows how to do it, that's what this is. I didn't make a separate a video of my hands showing how I make the stitches. I figured that you could very easily find how to make the stitches in almost any crochet book and a 1000 places on the internet. So I didn't want to repeat what others had already done. I wanted to offer something new and different.

[cmarkuli2]

Love it! I'm a huge fan of international symbols. It's rare to come across this style in video form. I appreciate that you don't coddle the viewer.

Thanks for not making me suffer through another slow-mo stitch nightmare. If you can't follow along the pattern is too advanced for your level, simple as that. A welcome change of pace literally and figuratively.

[doceriTeam]

@cmarkuli2 Thank you for your kind comments. I too am a real lover of symbols, and I'm glad to hear that you share this love with me. Please check out the other videos on our channel. There are currently two others on crochet, and others still using different symbol systems. Thank you as well for responding to the beginners. Variety is the spice of life.

[alysavatt]

This video is so confusing. How am I supposed to fit 11 stitches into 7 chains?

[doceriTeam]

@alysavatt Don't crochet into the chain. Instead, crochet around the whole chain.

[MPkanaki]

Could you please show step by step how you do it? I am a beginner and this doesn't help. Please do a tutorial, i liked it much!

[doceriTeam]

@MPkanaki There are tons of videos and drawings on the internet and probably at your local library that show how to do the basic crochet stitches. Every book on crochet I have ever read shows these basic stitches. Just do a search for "single crochet" or "double crochet" and so forth, to learn how to make these stitches. I didn't show the beginner lessons because I wanted to offer something different from what is so commonly offered. Thank you for your comments -gwen

[lynnelynne1]

I loved this way of teaching. I guess Im more of a visual learner....always good to learn new and exciting ways to crochet!! Thank you so much for your time in doing this tutorial. I am most definitely going to make this. THANKS!!!

[kookjie1]

awesome tutorial. 

[anandazen30]

i just love your method of teaching. interesting.....

[yarnitcreationsgal]

Hello, Can you tell me what yarn or thread you used for your pictured bracelet? I love the pattern BTW, thank you for sharing!

[doceriTeam]

@yarnitcreationsgal I used DMC Cotton Perle with the smallest hook size that worked for my thread so that I could get really tight stitches. It was either a size 9 or 10 hook.

[InweTaralom]

That is NICE!  I like it!

[amandaboutte]

I am by no means "experienced" but I loved this! It was super easy to follow and it worked out just like you said it would. I also liked the diagram style of teaching. It was extremely helpful to have a visual. Thank you for the beautiful new bracelet!

[doceriTeam]

@amandaboutte I'm glad you liked it. Judging on the comments, this method of teaching isn't for everybody, but based on the votes, I seem about 7 times as many people like it as don't. I imagine that those who didn't like it are mostly beginners, but there are SOOOO MANY tutorials out there for absolute beginners; I wanted to offer something different. Thank you for your feedback, and enjoy your new bracelet! If you're on Ravelry, I hope you will consider posting it there. -gwen

[3Kitais]

"And that's" all there is too it!" ... If you're an experienced crocheter .... would have been nice to indicate such at the beginning of your video.

[hauntedfamilyinAZ]

? that's all there is to it you say? shwooo! went right over my head, I'm not skilled to this level. Very interesting knowledge you have. :)

[HeySaltyPepper]

this is really helpful n my bracelet came out with awesome! Thank you so much!

[HedgehogandRabbit]

This video was awesome. I wish more people demonstrated diagrams like this. This can even be used to teach diagram reading. Thank you.

[TempaLee]

you should really show yourself doing it. this wasn't helpful

[88gmarie]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video!! It is extremely helpful and very well made. I appriciate you taking the time to write out all of the instruction and you did it in such a fun way. I just wanted you to know that I appriciate this video and you for making it!! :)

[doceriTeam]

thaochi87angel, you can see more Doceri video bracelet patterns on our channel. We have one other with crochet and two more with beading.

[thaochi87angel]

thank you for this useful video. Can you post more bracelets pattern for us? I am looking forward !!!

[Folashade1000]

Thank u for posting.