🤩 fabulous to hear!

Thank you! 🥰

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Thank you for the encouragement! Truly appreciated!

@@AshleeBrotzellDesigns the dc corners get 4dc in previous front loop right? I made a blanket that had many dc corners, and it looked good but asking you to make sure I did it ok. Thanks.

@1861gemini in this pattern every dc corner also has a dc for the first and last stitch of the side, so yes 4 dc go into the same stitch. I have other center-out patterns (such as the Celtic Knots) where the side of the square may not start and end with a dc even though there is a dcC

Kedves Aslee. Nagyon jól magyarázol. Sajnos kíván takarva a negyedik kör, nem értem mi történik 😢

I hope it helps you make something beautiful 🥰

I'm so glad to hear that!

Yes that spot didn't work the way I wanted it to. Glad you got it figured out!

I do have a tutorial on doing anchored stitches: ashleeslint.com/2021/07/06/mosaic-locked-double-crochet/ However, anchoring stitches does affect the drape of your finished fabric (it is a bit stiffer) and some people find it drastically shortens the project (because each stitch is being pulled down a bit). I also don't mind the flaps on the back, I think it looks just as nice :) so my preference is not to lock each stitch in. I love how there are so many options though, everyone can find what works for them! ❤️

I do a completely different anchor and I don't get the floppies or the other thing you said.

Most people use the anchoring to stop the "floppies" ❤️ I don't like the floppy corners lol There are a few ways to do it! Pros and cons of each method. Maybe someday I should make a video comparing the methods

Yes, I know there's a point when you can't see it. It was a mistake. Perhaps you'd like to try this video instead, until you're confident in how to do the corners: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hNuepqacrZeoomw.html

Hello! I'm so glad you like my patterns ☺️ Most of the yarn I have used is leftover acrylic scraps I've been given. I really enjoyed using new acrylic because before that I hadn't realized there could be soft, bouncy yarn like that 🤣 and then when I was sent merino wool (that KnitPicks Twill is used in the cover photo for this video) well I definitely fell in love! These last two years have been such a journey of exploration. I don't think i can say i have a preferred yarn yet except that i prefer new yarn and I usually am drawn to the bright colors!

I'm not really familiar with how other designers do it but I use 8 because of how many stitches I need to work into on the next round. 1 for each side and 1 for each corner (where 2 stitches go into). I believe I have seen a tutorial where they started with hdc or dc and they used a different amount of stitches but I can't remember who that was

ravel.me/center-out-tutorial-square

I know, poor last-minute addition on my part. So sorry about that! This video also shows all the types of stitches: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hNuepqacrZeoomw.html

I know. I'm sorry. I added the chart image at the last minute and wish I hadn't. If there's a specific stitch you're having trouble with I can help you troubleshoot?

Hello! Thank you for your comment. I think there might be a translation issue, I am not entirely sure which pattern you're referencing. I draw all my patterns myself and you can find the complete list of my patterns at ashleeslint.com/patterns or you can check out my ravelry store because the pictures make it easier to see what each pattern is: ravelry.com/designers/ashlee-brotzell

Yes, I know. It has been pointed out many times. The chart was a last minute addition that I shouldn't have added. You can see double crochet corners at other points in the video or on my other videos.

This video would work: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hNuepqacrZeoomw.html

Thank you for your comment. I will continue to work on my video skills.

Yes, I realized that the chart covered things up a few months after it was posted 🥴🤦‍♀️ If there is a specific stitch you are having trouble with I can help!