Irish Crochet Basics, a Scroll

Back to basics scroll motif. All you need is thread and a crochet hook. I'm using no 10 thread and a 1.5 mm hook, but use what you have available and what suites you best.

[cjdavid-erath]

This has been not only.inspiring, but your explanations are wonderfully clear. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

[enixon]

So lovely to see a left hand stitcher. I have a book but no one to watch using the hook. Thank you for your tutorial.

[tinamoreland]

Thank you for not only explaining this technique so simply but also showing it as you go along so we can follow it.

[fiddlegrandmom]

Thank you for not just showing but for telling us how to do it as well. You are a blessing.

[mistyrose]

I have been crocheting since 1958 and I've never tried this technique . It's so beautiful and I think I will have to give it a try . Thank you for explaining in detail and I'm looking forward to seeing more.

[dmissu]

Thank you so much. This is my first time attempting Irish Lace, but I got the tension just right on the 3rd try. It came out beautifully. My kitties enjoy playing with my first two tries. :) Over the years I've learned to switch right-handed tutorials, but thank you for showing a LEFTY tutorial. :)

[sunshineroses]

I want to thank you for inspiring me to learn Irish Crochet techniques. You are the first one I found and since then I have experienced the art of creating beautiful things in Irish Lace. My first project was a lovely jacket for my best friend. I used the shape of a purchased pattern and formed the motifs and lace work to fit the pattern. My next project was designing snowflakes and creating a beautiful bedspread. My current project is making a jacket for myself. I absolutely LOVE this lace technique and hope to create more items in the future. Thank you so much for explaining and showing in a way I could understand.

[clontcl]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I have always love to look at lace. I grew up with out a person to pass this on to me with lovely ladies like you posting videos it's no longer out of reach. Thank you very much. I have 3 young girls hopefully I will have one that wants to learn.:)

[cdnmaddie]

Thank you! I'm going to try this....is was great to see a "lefty" demonstrating...I'm one too and usually I have to think in reverse!!

[GeminiDolly]

Very good tutorial.  I don't see too many left handers on here showing how to do needlework.  Now I see how it must be when all you left handers have to watch us right handers.  Kind of backwards huh?  You did a great job of showing how to do this.  I am new to Irish Lace and hope to learn all I can.  Thank you so much for taking the time to show how it is done.

[donelleswinney]

I am a right hander and had no trouble following you at all. I love this design simple but complex at the same time.

[CrochetDelight]

Wow! Thank you so much for making Irish lace tutorials. I've been wanting to learn for some time now but never could find any English tutorials.

[devikajayasekara]

Lovely creation. Gave me so much insights.. lots of love from a tiny island Sri Lanka

[Fraususemil]

Your tutorials are marvellous! Everything is explained so well that it wasn't difficult to go on continuously although you are a lefthander and I'm not.
Thank you for that, and feel hugged for your kind encouragement :)
I am always happy seeing a healthy lefthander. For some decades, lefthanded children were forced to use their right hand which caused rather more than less serious problems. Thank goddess those times of torment are over!

[lisarenee]

Absolutely the best tutorial I have seen..I too am an avid crocheter for over 40 years and just recently decided to try different kinds of crochet and the history..I'd love to meet you. Thank you so much look forward to watching more if not all of your tutorials.

[jenniferwalker]

Awesome tutorial. Mine actually looked like yours for the most part. I have been crocheting for a while and have looked at this but never tried it. My niece is getting married and she wants the top of her gown in Irish Lace. Baptism by fire is always the best way to learn. You explain well and because you work left handed it is easier to see. A subscriber you have

[helentucker]

Ah...feel more confident now about trying the padded way. Thanks 👌

[nymirapas]

Спасибо большое. Очень понятное объяснение. Thanks a lot❤

[angmmckenna]

Exquisite, such a beautiful skill, thank you so much for sharing, love it

[elizabethmccurdy]

Beautiful such talent, you are a blessing.