Pattern Videos on Jessie At Home to help you succeed at your yarnie creations.
A video tutorial to get you stared on my This Way Wrap.
The yarn used in this video was provided by King Cole
The This Way Wrap is a fun wrap with a 4 row repeat. There are several rows before the first repeat section, and they can be a bit tricky at first, so here is a video to help you with the set up rows. Find the full pattern HERE.
Hello my friends! I had a few requests for a video tutorial on starting the Crocheted Dragon Wing Scarf, so I decided to make that for you. It really is pretty easy once you get going, but those first few rows can throw you because everything looks weird until you get used to it. So, without further ado, here is the video tutorial to give you a hand!
Last year I designed a set of cabled crochet stockings for Red Heart Yarns. You can find the pattern for my Fur Top Holiday Stockings HERE. This year I have a video tutorial to help you make those stockings! The video is nearly an hour long. You can watch the whole thing for help with the entire pattern, or you can just skip to the parts that you need a little extra help with. Either way, you will need the pattern … Read more
The Nettie’s Super Simple series of patterns all use the same st, sometimes worked in the round, and sometimes worked in rows. This stitch is, as advertised, super simple! It is a stitch pattern that has been used probably since the first hook met hand. This video will show you how to make this stitch pattern in rows, so even a brand new crocheter can create these patterns!! If you are just learning to crochet, and need to know how to make your starting slip knot, a chain stitch, and a slip stitch (which are all the stitches you need), then check out the Learn To Crochet section here.
The Nettie’s Super Simple series of patterns all use the same st, sometimes worked in the round, and sometimes worked in rows. This stitch is, as advertised, super simple! It is a stitch pattern that has been used probably since the first hook met hand. This video will show you how to make this stitch pattern in the round, so even a brand new crocheter can create these patterns!! If you are just learning to crochet, and need to know how to make your starting slip knot, a chain stitch, and a slip stitch (which are all the stitches you need), then check out the Learn To Crochet section here.
This crochet water bottle sling is super easy and quick to make. Not only that, but it glows in the dark!!
Just in time for Christmas in July, Red Heart Yarns has released a new pattern that I designed. The Retro Ornament Throw was inspired by those pretty old glass ornaments that are shaped like a sideways eye and often have some sort of decorative circle in the center. This pattern is full of texture and color, and it is sure to become a family heirloom. Weave in those ends well and it will last for generations! I still have blankets from my great grandmother made in Red Heart Super Saver that have been washed so many times, and are still in wonderful shape!
There are many pieces to this pattern. First you make all the ornament motifs, then you join them into strips, and join those strips together as you go. Lastly you add on some tassels. In order to help you out with each part,
This Patriotic Placemat is actually quite simple to make, with a dramatic look. What a great way to dress up your picnics!
A while back I was approached by Red Heart to make a throw with snowflake squares. Well, I thought that could be fun, and it turns out I wasn’t the only one. The Snowflake Throw is the January Featured Throw, and it is quite popular!
Isn’t that nifty? To add to the niftyness, guess who the Featured Designer is this month?
