Are you interested in doing a crochet project? Watch this two-part video tutorial to learn how to do the daisy star crochet stitch. for this project you will need some yarn and a crochet hook.
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2 Comments
The crochet demonstration is excellent. It would be more helpful, if at the end, you laid the work flat so that we could get a better idea of the finished look. When held in the hands, shadows make it hard to see the stars.
maybe if you could use a lighter color yarn? i don't see so well and the dark colors beautiful as they are make it really difficult to see the finished pattern/
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