The Love is Cold Ear Warmer pattern debuted here on Moogly recently, and while 11 out of the 12 rounds are pretty self explanatory, Round 7 has caused much consternation! So here's a video tutorial for the Love Is Cold Ear Warmer, to the rescue!
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Love Is Cold Ear Warmer: Round 7 Video Tutorial - Right Handed
Love Is Cold Ear Warmer: Round 7 Video Tutorial - Left Handed
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- Furls Fiberarts US - I, 5.5 mm hook
- Red Heart With Love
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I hope this video helps clear up any confusion! As I mentioned in the video, I did change the instructions for Rnd 7 and the beginning of Rnd 8 ever so slightly - I think it makes it a little bit easier. As for the rest, basically, you work into the Rnd 5 when instructed, and work into Rnd 6 otherwise. You're working over and around the hearts in Rnd 6, giving them a nice frame. You can see a similar thing happening in the free crochet pattern for the Circle of Love Afghan, which helped inspire this crochet earwarmer pattern!
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Krishnaveni says
Great I love this!
Tamara Kelly says
Thank you! 😀
Jeri says
I just wanted to say thank you for the great tutorial! I don't think I would have been able to finish my project without it. After watching the tutorial, I could see that I was forgetting I had actually dropped my working loop in row 5, so instead of looking back on row 5 now after picking the working loop up again, I was looking for those stitches from row 5 in row 7 and banging my head because they weren't there in row 7, which is not where I was anyway! lol I tripped myself up. The instructions are actually spot on!
Tamara Kelly says
😀 I'm so glad the tutorial helped Jeri! Dropping and picking up loops is a great technique, but definitely a new one to many! 🙂