Transcripts
1. Introduction: Hello, and welcome to this
class. My name is Heidi. And in this class, I am
going to teach you how to crochet a seamless
granny square. This beautiful granny
square you can use to make different and
beautiful projects, like, for example, cushions, blankets, garments, and anything you
want to try to make with this. You can also make
bags for yourself. So offer anyone you
want to make it. I'm going to teach you
from the beginning, starting by choosing your jar, then learning all the technique you need like magic circle, a single crochet,
double crochet, half double crochet, and we are going to be
having so much fun. So I hope you join
me for this class. Remember, you can
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you take the class. And, of course, to upload
your class project. So let's start. I will see you in the
next video. All right.
2. The Supplies: These are the supplies that
we are going to be using. J, any type of jar you
have at hand, you can use. I recommend you use 100% cotton. This is IDK one, and it is 25 grams, giving me 57.5 meters and the hook recommended here is the number four or
4 millimeters hook. You will also need a
hook and I am using the recommended one on
the label of my jar, which is the four
millimeter hook. You also need a scissors
to cut your jar. And a stitch marker to keep your work
safe from unraveling. For the web blocking technique, you will need a
water bottle spray, and a hand towel, clean one. It may be that you need two towels depending on
the size of the towel. I will see you in
the next video.
3. Foundation: Magic circle: Let's make a magic circle. This will be our
foundation to work out our granny stitch, square. I have my hook and
I have my yarn. I will take a piece of my yarn, and I will wrap it around
my three fingers like this. And then I will make an X, and then I will turn my hand, and I will pinch the jar with
my pinky finger like this. Now I have two pieces of
jar and an X on the back. Now I will grab my
hook and I will place the hook below the
first strand of jar and I will grab
the second strand of jar and pass it through the
first one and make a twist. Then I will take the jar, the second one and pass it
through the loop on my hook. This is the magic circle. Let's do it again. I will grab some jar wrap around my three
fingers like this, and then I will make an X. Then I will tour my hand. Now I have two estranopgan, and I will pinch the second
one with my pink finger. I have two estranogia
and I have this X here. I will grab my hook and I will pass it under
the first estranojan, grab the second one, pass it through the first one, make a twist, and
then I will grab the second jar and pass it
through the loop in my hook. And our magic circle
is completed. Now we can start
working on next step.
4. Technique: Double Crochet DC: Two double crotches. Jan over, insert the hook into
the magic circle. Grab the jar. Now you have
three loops on your hook. Grab the jar, pass it
through the first loop, and grab the jar and pass
it to the second to loops. Jan over, insert the hook into the magic
circle. Grab the jar. Now you have three
loops on your hook. Grab the jar, pass it
through the first loop, and grab the jar and pass
it to the second to loops.
5. Round 1: Corners of Granny Square : Magic circle is done, and now we need to change too. We grab the jar and pass
it through the loop. And again, we grab the jar
and pass it through the loop. Now we have to change. This will count as
Of double crochet. Let's make a double crochet jar over pass the hook into the
magic circle, grab the jar. Now you have three
loops on your hook, grab the jar and pass it
through the first two loops, and then through the
second two loops. Jan over, insert the hook into the magic circle, grab the jar. Now you have three
loops on your hook. Grab the jar, pass it
through the first loop, and grab the jar and pass
it to the second two loops. And we have three double
cloche. Now chain two. Grab the jar, pass
it through the loop, grab the jar, pass
it through the loop. And we are making another three double
crochet because we are forming our corners for the
center of the Granny square. This is the first one. Let's do the rest of the double
crochet yarn over, insert the hook into
the magic circle, grab the jar and pass it
to the first two loops, and then to the second t loops. Again, we do another
double crochet, and then we complete
our second cluster of three double crochets
and two chains. Now we need to change two and this will be
our second corner, one and two, and then we make another three set
of double crochet. Like this, this
is the first one, the second one,
and the third one. This is our third corner
of our gran squared, chain two, and then we make another cluster of
three double crochets. Like this. This is
the first obligroche, the second double roche, and the third groche
then we change two. As you can see, we have four cluster of three
double crochet, one and two or two chain, then we need to
slip stitch to join the two sides of
our magic circle. Like this, insert the
hook into the top of the first Dublroch
you've made and then chain two, like this. And now pull to close the
middle of the magic circle, pull the leftover jar tight so you have
something like this. This little granny square. Here. We made our first cluster with three double
crochet, the chain two, then three crosses
and then chain two, three do crochet, chain two, three double crochet,
chain two, and join. And we are going to
be increasing this to have a bigger Granny square. I want to show you what
we are doing so you don't get lost in the making
of your granny square. We have done the center that
looks like this or clusters, and I want to show you
a finish granny square I made so you can have an idea
on what we are doing here. We just made the center
of the Granny square. So from here on, we are
going to be increasing Gran square becomes bigger and you can increase as
much as you want. I will show you how to
increase to a certain size, but you can then
continue increasing the same way we are going to
be learning on the class. For this, we just increase on the corners now the second row, we are going to be
increasing in the corners in the center in the
center of each corner, and then this will be
growing as we crochet or way to the bigger rows. Always keep in mind
or corners are always two cluster of three
double crochets separated by chain two. This will give us this
little space here like this. I will explain you step by step, so don't get overwhelmed by now. I just wanted to show you how
we are going to be working. Then we are going to
making a border so your grand squares are flat and beautiful
and more stable. I will see you in
the next video.
6. Round 2: Single Crochet, Corners Increases: Okay, now we are
going to start the round two to construct
our gran squares. Let's grab our hook, insert into the
loop on the thing, and we need to place
single crochet so we move or hook to the center
of the corner. And we do a single
crochet lettuce. Insert the hook into the top
of the double crochet below. Grab the jar, pass it
through the two loops. Now you have two
loops on your hook grab the jar and pass it
through the two loops. This is a single crochet. Let's do it again.
Insert the hook. Into the top of the
Du crochet below, grab the yarn, pass it
through the two loops. Now you have two
loops on your hook, grab the yarn and pass it
through the two loops. The second single crochet. Let's make another one
in the space chain two of our corner.
And we do the same. Pass the hook into the space, grab the jar, and then grab the jar and pass
it through the tulips. Now we need to chain three to four or
fierce double crochet. And we are constructing
the corner. This is one double crochet and now we need to
place two more. Jar over, insert the hook
into the space of the corner. Grab the yard, pass
it through the space. Now you have s three loops
on your hook, grab the yard, pass it through the
first two loops, and pass it to the
second tulops. This is the second double
crochet. Do it again. And now we completed
the cluster of three double crochet
to form or corner. Now we need to place two change. And in the same space, we are placing another cluster of three double crochets.
This is the fimwor. J over, insert the hook into
the space, grab the yam, pass it through the
first tu loops, and grab the jar and pass
it to the second tips. Again, another double crochet, and we need one more. Into the same space. So we have completed
the fierce corner, and this is how this look. Now we will skip the
three double crochets below and we go directly
into the space here, and we place a double crochet. This is one. This is two, and we need one more. This is the third
double crochet. Have a little bit
more of chance, so we have space. Then we change two, and we place three crochets
in the same space. So we are increasing by making corners with two cluster of three
double crochets. This is how it is looking. We have the half done. This is our first corner, and this is the second corner. Now we need to work another
here and another here that complete the four
corners, and we do the same. One double crochet we need Jan. So make sure your Jan
is easy to work with. Then we place the
second double crochet and we place a third
double crochet, and then we change two, one and two, two place another cluster
with three double crochets. One, two, and three. Okay. Now we place another cluster corner
in the next space. One, Man got fiddle here. I correcting it. This is the first
double crochet, the second double crochet. And the third
double groche Chain two and place three closes more in the same
space, change to space. One, two, entry. Now we need a slip stitch
to join or two sides or or or granny
squares which one, two, three, and then we place the slip stitch in the top of the first
double crochet we made, inserting our hook in onto
the top of the stitch. Like this. If it's a
little bit too tight, then work it out with a hook. And then we grab the jar and
pass it through the loop. Now I will show you again. So we place the slip
stitch on the top, one, two, three, on the top of our first double
crochet we made. Then pass the jam through
the loop in your hook. And now you have join
your gran squares. And as you can see, we have here new spaces between
the two corners. And in the next round, we are going to be
working on them as well. I will explain to
you how to do it. So I will see you in the next video to continue
our beautiful work.
7. Round 3: 3DC, CH 2, 3DC - 3DC -Pattern Repeat : To start the round tree,
we will do the same. We will do three single crochet, so we move or hook to the
space chain to space. This is the first
single crochet. The second single crochet. And the third double crochet, we do it in the chain space where our corners
need to be crochet. Then we chain tree to form
our first double crochet. And then we place two
double crochets to complete the first three double
crochet cluster, which will help us to make or corner and the third
double crochet. I'm adding the two
double crochets. And then we have three
double crochets. Now we change two, one and two, and then we place three double crochets
in the same space. To make or corner, which consists on
two clusters of three Dub roches
separated by two chain. And this is the double crochet. Now, we have increased
our grand square, and now we have one
space in the middle, and we need to place here three double crochets deduct
from the corner like this. This is the first
double crochet, the second double crochet
and the Tule groche. And this is our cluster. Like this, the corner N or fierce cluster of
three double crochets. Now we need to make
the next corner and we proceed as
we have been done. Replace a double crochet direct in the center
or in the space to change then we place a second double crochet
in the same space, and then we place a
third double crochet in the same space to make our fierce cluster
from the corners. Then we change two, and we place three double crochets
in the same space. One, two, and three double crochet. Now we have completed
our second corner. This is how we have done, the first corner and then our cluster with three double crouches
and the second corner. Now we need to work in
the following spaces. So we have our increases
in this round. Let me unravel my jar
so I can work easily. And now we place direct
from the corner. In the center, we place three double crochets
to make or cluster. Two, and three. And this is or
closer of crochet. Now we need to work
on our next corner. And we place three
crochets, one, two, and three, and then we
change two we change two and we place three more double crochets in the same space to
make or corner. Always make sure you count
your stitches so you don't make any mistake because your gran square will not be so flexible and your work
will not be flat enough. By now, we have done three corners and two
clusters of three crochet. Now we need to work another
three crochet cluster, placing three double
crochets in the next space. 12 and three. Now we need to work the
corner number four. As you can see here,
we need to place our clusters in
the corner space. One grache two double crochets
and three roches. Then we change two, one and two, and then we place three
more double crochets in the same space to form or a corner of
our granny squared. One, two, and three. Now, this is what we have done. Until now, now we need to place another cluster like this. We have made all the
corners and we have left one cluster of
three double crashes. One. Two and three. And with this, we have completed the whole round of
our granny squares. Now we need to slip stitch, so we join two sides
of the granny squares. And you can trim
one, two, three, and you place insert
your hook in the top of the chain or the stitch and then you grab the jar and
pass it through the loop. And you have join
Ju granny square. Now in the next round, we need to work on
all the spaces we have created now.
We have the corner. We have one space where we need to place
three double crochet, then we have another
space where we need to place three
double crochet, and then the corners. And that will be our pattern
repeat on the next round, and I will explain
to you step by step. I will see you in
the next video.
8. Round 4: 3DC, CH 2, 3DC - 3DC, 3DC -Pattern Repeat : To start the round four, let's take a look at
what we have done. We have now a corner. We need to place
here the clusters, and then we have two spaces
more where we need to place a cluster
of three crochet, and then the corner,
and then again, a cluster of three, a cluster of three, the corner, and then again,
cluster of three. Double crochet and cluster
of three double crochet, then the corner,
the fourth corner, and then to finish, we have two spaces where we need to place three
double crochets. And then a slip stitch, and we have make or
gran square bigger. To start, we need to place the three single crochets
as we have been doing, inserting the hook in the loops
and then grabbing the jar and passing it through the
two loops on the hook. The second single crochet and
the third double crochet, we make it in the corner space. Then we need to chain three to form our first
double crochet, and then we place the
two double crochet to complete the first cluster, which will make the corner
one and two double crochet. Then now we have three
double crochets, and then we change one and two, and now we place
three double crochet more in the same space. One, two, entry. We have made the
corner, as you can see. Let me pull a little
bit of jar so I can work easily and show you clearly what you
need to do next. Make the same and
remember to count your stitches so you
don't misplace stitches. Now we need to place a cluster
in this space which make one grache a second ******
and a double crochet. This is a cluster of
three double crochet. In the next space,
we do the same. We place three double
crochet in the same space, as you can see here
in this space, and then we need to
work again the corner. 31 two, and three. Now we need to work
the corner again. So we place three
double crochet, one, two, and three. And now we change two, and we place three double
clochs in the same space. And these make our corner. Two, and three doubles. So we have work
or second corner. Now we have the two spaces, and we need to place
the clusters of Dubrochs here and here
as we did before. So one double crochet two double crochet and
three double crochet. This is the first cluster
in the first space. And now we do the same
in the next space. One double crochet,
two double crochet, and three double Groch. By now, we have work one corner, two clusters, one corner, two clusters, and now we need
to work the third corner. Let me pull a little
bit more of jar. It is getting used because
Granny square is growing. So now we need to
work the corner. Three crochets, one, two entry, then we chain two and place
three double croches in the same space, one, two, entry. And now we have or third corner. We need to now place clusters
to reach the next corner. Three double crochet here. One, two, and three fis
cluster in this space. And in the next space, we place three double
crochets again, one, two, and three. And now we can work or corner. Here, you can see
what we have done. Let me pull a little bit more of Jan so we can work easily. And we place three
double crochets one two entry. Then we change two. One, two, and then we place
three double crochet. One, two, entry. And then we have
completed four corner. Now we have the two
spaces where we need to place three double crochets
to make the clusters. One, two, and three. And then we place a
crosser in the next space. One, little bit of yard, two, and tree. So with this, we have
completed the whole round, and now we can slip stitch
to join or to pay pieces of sides of Grand
square in the top of the fierce double roche
with the chain tree. And this is how it
is looking by now. I will see you in
the next video.
9. Yarn Size Comparison: I want to show you
quickly the difference on the size of the
jar that you use. I have the two examples here. I have the same
amount of rounds, but you can see this one is
bigger than the blue one. The pink one or the rose one is bigger than the blue one that I am making with
you during the class. So taking consideration
that the size of Georgian will make
a difference in the number of rounds
that you need to make to complete your
running squares. Okay? So I will see
you in the next video.
10. Round 5: 3DC, CH 2, 3DC - 3DC, 3DC, 3DC -Pattern Repeat : For the round five, we need to start as we
have been doing, and I will explain to you
what we are doing now. We have to make a corner, then we have three spaces now because Granny
square is growing. Then we have a corner, then we have three space
more than the corner, then three spaces, more than the corner and
three last spaces. So we are growing
or Danny squares. We'll start with
a single crochet, three single crochets in
the next three stitches. This is one to and three. And then we chain three to form the first double
crochet of the round, and then we place
two double crochets to complete the first cluster of three double crochets to
build or crochet or corner. We have to make a chain two and then place three double
crochets in the same space. And with this, we
form our corner. One, two, and three. Now, we place the first cluster of three double crochets
in the next space. One double crochet,
two double crochet. Three double roches. And now we need to do the
same in the next two spaces. I will pull a little bit of
jar so I can work easily. Here and here, we need to
place the three clusters of three double Grochs
12, and three. And now in the next space, three double crochets again. One, two, and three. And now we need to
work the corner. We have made one corner and three clusters of
three double crochets. For the corners, we place
one double crochet. One double crochet
one double crochet. So now we have three
double crochets, and then we chain two, and then we place
three double crochets in the same space. Two, entry. Again, we need to place three clusters of
three double crochet in the next three spaces. Chub crochet and one ******, we have three double Crochet
and the third space, and then we go to the next space and we place three
double crochet, one, two, enter. And now we go to the next space and we place another cluster, one but two entry. This make or third cluster. This is what we have
done until now, all of this, now we
work the corner, placing three double
crochets, one, two, and three,
then chaining two, one and two, and then placing three more double
crochets in the same space. Remember to count
all your stitches. So you have the amount of
stitches that you need. So you grand squares, build cohesive and you don't have any
disparity on the size. This is what we have
done until now, and now we need to
place three crochets in the next three spaces.
Three clusters. One, two, three, first cluster
in the first space. Then we go to the
next space and we place three DegrchsOT ent. And then in the next space, we place three double crochets. Again, one, two, and three. And then we go to
the corner again. This is how it is
looking. By now. We are going to be working on the last corner and then
the last three clusters. This is a infinite pattern. If you repeat this ongoing, you can make even a
blanket with this pattern. One double crochet,
two double crochet, and three double crochet. First cluster of
corner, then chain two, and then place three crochets in the same space to
form the corner. And now we have the
three spaces left where we need to place the three double crochet
cluster in each one. 12 entry, and then
slip stitch to join the two sides of
our granny squared. So the second double
crochet and then we go to the second space and we place three double grochet and three, and then we go to the
last space and we place three double crochets again
to complete or round. Okay. This is how it is
looking by now, and the size that I am
aiming for is this size. So we now a slip stitch. And then or Grand squares, it is looking like this. Okay, I want to show you
that this is the pattern. And if you keep repeating the same steps as
we have been doing, your grande square will
grow as much as you want. You can stop here, and then you chain one, and then you cut the
jar and weave that in through the back
of the grand square, or you can do as I will be
doing with you, a border. So your Grand Squares looks
more cohesive and prettier. And I will see you in the next
video to make the border.
11. Adding the Border with Half Double Crochet: Or Granny square is complete, and now we are going
to be applying a border using the half
double crochet stitch. I will explain to you at
the end how we do it. And then we are
going to be placing one half double crochet
in every stitch. And on the corners, we are making the corners
using half double crochet, two half double crochet, then a chain, and then two
half double crochet again. And then we continue
in the next stage, appling half double
crochet in every stitch, and we are going
to be doing this around until we complete
the whole round. This is how we do a
half double crochet. We grab the yarn,
and then we insert the hook into the
loop like this. And then we grab the jar and we pass the ya through this loop. Now we have three
loops on the hook. And to do the half
double crochet, we grab the yarn, and we pass it to the three
loops at one time, like this. And this is a half double
crochet. Let's do it again. We yarn over, insert
the hook into the next, the loop of the next stitch. Then grab the jar, pass it through the loop. Then you have three loops
on the hook and grab the jar and pass it through
the three loops at one time. Then we have our second
half double crochet. Let's do the corner. We are going to be
placing the have to direct in the space like this. Then grab the ya, pass it through the space. We have three loops on the hook, grab the jar and pass it
through the three loops. This is one, and then we
need to do another one. Jan over, pass it to the
space, grab the yard, three loops on the hook, grab the yard and pass
it to the three loops. To make the corner,
we need a chain. Then we chain one like
this one, and two. And then we place two half
topple crouches again. This is one, three
loops on the hook, grab the jar and pass it
through the three loops. And the second one. Grab the yard, three
loops on the hook, pass the yarn through
the three loops. And then we complete our corner. Now we are going to be placing a half double crochet in
every of these stitch. You need to have around
14 stitches here. Count them as you are doing your half double
crochet so you don't get miscount and your ran
square get proper form. Okay? Let's begin
with the first one. Jan over, insert the hook
into the loop, grab the yarn. Now you have three
loops on your hook, grab the yarn and pass it
through the three loops. Second one, J over, insert the hook into the
loop, grab the yard, pass it through
the loop, and grab the yard and pass it to the
three loops on your hook. Third, half double cross. Four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Let me hold the jar. Me jar. Ten, 11. 12 13 and 14. Now we reach the corner, and here we do the same. We place two half
double crochet, then two chain, and then two half double
crochet in the same space. This is the second
one, then chain two, one and two, and then two
half double crochets. One and two. And then here we place again, one half double crochet in the next stitches until
we reach the corners. There should be 14 stitches again until here, 14 stitches. Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. You do this until you
reach the next corner, and then you apply the two half double crochet and the two chain and then two half double crochet
to make your corner 14. We reach the next corner, so we need to place
or corner stitches. Let's place the first
half double crochet. This is one, and this is two, half double crochet,
then chain two, one and two, and then place two half Double crochet again
to complete the corner. Make sure you always have enough jar tail so
you can work easily. Now we continue applying half Double crochet
in every stitch. 12. Let me show you
what we have done. Now we need to complete
this until the next corner. I am making my jar tail
longer so I can work easily. And we continue applying the half double roche
in every stitch. Remember you need to have
the same amount of stitches. So you granny square, keep the form and the shape, so count then as you are
placing the half double grouch. In my work there are 14 double crochets
before every corner. Depending on the size
of the am you have, it may vary the size of the number of half Dubcgs
you need to apply. So we reach the
corner and we have done all of these stitches here. We are here right now. Now we need to do this corner, applying to half double crochet. Then separating them
with two change, and then two half double. Again, this is the second
half double crochet. Now we do the chain one and two, and then we apply two half Double Groch to
complete the corner, two. And now we need to place half crochet until
the end of the round. Here will be our
last stitch because here we started with a half
crochet at the beginning. So let's do our half
crochet until we reach the starting point of our
border of our gran squared. It is very easy and
very repetitive. So when you get
the hanger of it, you get easy automatized
in the process. Placing one half double
crochet in every stitch. And the wer is to give the grand square more
shape and stability. And then on the last stage, we are going to be placing
our last half double crochet. And then we need to join
using a slip stitch. Like this. Insert the
hook into the loop, grab the ja, and then pass the jam to the
loop on your hook. Then chain one, and we
have completed the border, and our Granny square is
complete totally with borden. Now we need to weave in the ends for that we are going
to be cutting in the jar. I will see you in
the next video.
12. Securing the Work and Weave in the Ends: To finish and secure
our granny square, we are going to be
cutting the jar. Choose a length, not
a char, not long, and then grab your hook
and pull the jar to secure it and pull it through tightly so
it doesn't unravel. Now turn your work
around on the side, and using this time your hook can be the same
hook or a small one start to weave in the tail of the jar around the stitches on the back or your
granny square. This is to prevent your work for unraveling and
it is super easy. Just try to hide
this piece of jar and the stitches on
the back of your work. You can go starting
on one direction, going forward, for example, and then leaving a part of the jam and then going back
on the contrary direction. So you make like a security
not without making a kt. I know. The idea weaving the end is just hide this end and prevent and work
for unraveling. You can use AL tapest
needle and just sew the ja into the fabric that you have
made with your grand square, and it will work
perfectly as well. But in that case, you need
a longer tail of jar. With a hook, I
find it to be less complicated and faster to complete the hole within
the ends of the jar. As you can see here,
I am almost done, and it took me only two to
3 minutes to complete it. Sometimes when you
have longer tails, it can take about
5 minutes or more. So we are almost ready. Make sure your ends
are completely hide, and now it's done. Like this. Then take gran square and make it flat because our next
step is a very crucial one, which consists in blocking, wet blocking in
your final piece. I maintain this
beautiful flat shape. For that, I will see
you in the next video.
13. Technique: Wet Blocking: Let's web blocking or final
piece or grand square. I have here a hand towel. This size allow me to
use only one towel, but if you have a small one, you need to use two towels. I will place my grand
square on the center or one of the half
because we need to cover it with the other
side of the towel. And then with my water bottle, I will spray water in all the
side of the granny square, making it completely wet. So all the fiber
absorbs the water. Yeah. Like this, spray
all the surface, and then tune it around
and do the same step. Spray the water
onto the surface. And then getting tired
from this spray. So take breaks if
you need as well. So Make sure the surface
is wet on both sizes, and then tab with your hand. I am very tired here. My hands are cramping from the spraying
thing, but it's okay. So my gran square
is completely wet. And it will do the job. When you feel it
is completely wet, then just cover it
with the half of your towel of put on top the
other towel that you have. And I just making
sure all is wet. And spraying a little bit
more of water to be sure. Now I will place the half
of the tower on top, and then I will place something heavy like a book or something. I will put on top my journal. That is enough. It
doesn't need to be pounds or kilograms. And then I will let it
rest until it's dry, normally overnight, but it
depends where you live. And then Walla with the magic of time now my grand square
is completely dry. And look at this. Look how perfectly
flat it looks, and yours would look as well, very, very flat and
beautiful and pretty. And now you are
ready to use yours, and I am ready to
use mine like this. Or I will show you
how I will use it. Like this with my cup of tea, and so it is ready. I hope you your stay
as flat as mine. And if you have any doubt, please don't hesitate to write
me a comment on the glass, so I will get back at you with any suggestion or
any help you need. I will see you in
the next video.
14. Your Class Project: For your class project
is super simple. You just need to
take pictures during the progress of your work
or lending the class, and you can take pictures of your work in progress,
your material, your final piece, and upload it in the class project
session for the class. So I can see it and
I can comment on it. I hope you get the
inspiration and I hope and I can wait
and see what you create. Maybe you get inspired to create a cushion or a blanket or a bag. Or a garment, I can wait to
see what you create and how your creativity will guide you to create
something beautiful. I can wait to see your class
project in this class, and please upload it. And yeah I will comment on it. So I will see you
in the next video.
15. Thank You: Thank you so much for
taking the class. Congratulations on finish it, and I hope you have
so much fun as I did teaching this class
to you and that you learn something new that
you can put into practice and make beautiful
things for yourself, or your friends, or
your loved ones. It is always magical to have
many skills in your palette, so you can share your
joy with others. So I can wait to see
what you create. Remember to upload
your class project in the class extension
for the class. Remember, you can leave a
review for this class so I can get an idea of how you like the class and improve
for the next one. You can also follow me here on a Skillshare so you
don't miss any update or any new class that I
publish here for you to learn. Please keep in touch with me. You can always writ in the comment section or
in your class project. I get to see your
beautiful creations, and I hope to have you in my future classes or
in my past classes. You can take a look at
my video and you can get an idea on what you can
learn with me together. Let's have this beautiful
and creative time together to enjoy ourselves. I wish you a very creative day, and I will see you in
my next class. Bye bye.
Artjourneywithme Heidi, ARTIST AND FACILITATOR
