Bree asked on the facebook page, whether or not you could crochet with Divine Twine.
So I thought I would have a go and yes you can!
I think my hook may have been a bit big. It was 4mm (US 6 or UK 8). A smaller hook would of made the stitch a lot tighter.
I'm not very good with a crochet hook and still need to refer to YouTube video's but I'm still really happy with the result.
I used the Little Birdie Secrets flower tutorial which has a fantastic video attached. The only adjustment I made to the pattern was to decrease the chain amount from 2 to 1 in Rnd 3. But you may not need to if you use a smaller needle.
A gorgeous range of Divine Twine is available in The Haby Goddess online store.
Awesome! They look cute. I was thinking of little bowls or baskets.
ReplyDeleteThanks to your post Jodie,I've learned about a yarn that I wasn't aware of :-)
ReplyDeleteLove it! I am now so addicted to crochet, no time for anything else! X
ReplyDeleteLOVE this idea!! this would make a cute little garland if you crochet a bunch in a line!
ReplyDeleteThank you for trying this out. I love Divine Twine and I am just learning how to crochet. I can already imagine the sweetness of flower garland in blue, green and pink.
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