How to Crochet * Pineapple Doily

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   Margie Andrews on März 7, 2013 13:16

   Thank you for doing this tutorial. You are great and clear in every steps…….. !!!!

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   shilpa vnar on März 30, 2013 10:25

   Amazing design, and very clear instruction – was a joy making this doily..
   Thank you

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   Shani on April 12, 2013 23:41

   I don’t suppose you have a print version of this beautiful pattern?

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   Shute on Juni 3, 2013 09:30

   I love this pineapple doily. Can you tell me what kind of Omega yarn you are using. I have replayed your video several times but did not understand the type og omega yarn you used. I have tried crocheting doilys with omega that read size 10 and am having a hard time. This yarn looks a little bigger. Thank you.
   WHAT KIND OF OMEGA YARN YOU ARE USING?

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   Shute on Juni 4, 2013 19:29

   DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT TYPE OF OMEGA YARN SHE USED IN MAKING THE PINEAPPLE DOILY. IT LOOKS HEAVIER THAN OMEGA THREAD SIZE 10.
   Thank you.

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   Ann on Juli 18, 2013 21:48

   do you have your patterns in a printed version.

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   Jason M. on August 24, 2013 00:01

   When you start this tutorial, you say to make 3 „turning chains“ followed by three chains.

   How do I make a turning chain? Never heard of it before.

   Thanks and kind regards,

   Jason

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   eliZZZa Reply:
   September 11th, 2013 at 00:10

   Dear Jason,

   a „turning chain“ is a „simple“ chain replacing a stitch. You need to gain height for continuing – let’s say – with double crochets. So for a double crochet at the beginning of a row, you replace this by THREE turning chains, replacing a first single crochet you work ONE turning chain, replacing a first half double crochet, you work TWO turning chains and so on…

   Greetings,
   eliZZZa

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   Elle on September 13, 2013 08:30

   Hello!
   I’ve made this pattern several times, but always using the videos as guidance. I’m making another now, but I’m at my parents‘, where the Internet isn’t great. That having been said, I’m with the other person who requested the written pattern. I that a possibility ever?
   Thanks so very much!
   Elle

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   Patricia Boulogne Reply:
   September 27th, 2013 at 18:40

   Hi Elle,

   We are working on the written patterns at the moment. They will be coming soon!

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   Theresa Reese on Oktober 7, 2013 23:44

   I love this pattern and it is so easy to follow. What a beautiful Christmas gift!

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    Theresa Reese on Oktober 7, 2013 23:48

    How can I print the pattern?

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