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It's been a week now that I haven't received any flower bouquet orders, and I'm beginning to miss wrapping those flowers. The students who always ask my assistance every time they received a flower bouquet, keep on telling me how they wish they would know wrapping those bouquets the way I did. And I always show them how hence the result was a little bit far from the way I did.

So I keep on telling them to practice a lot before February started. Valentine's Day is a peak season for giving flower bouquets throughout the whole year and I expect a triple or more orders would come. I want them to be more independent during that time as I will be busy with my orders and have less time to assist them.

So I decided also to make a video where I wrapped the flower bouquet for their reference as well as the others who are beginners in wrapping the flower bouquet.

But take note, I am not a PRO when it comes to wrapping but I would be glad to share this with you. I also wanted to ask for some tips or advice on how to improve my wrapping skills. And lastly, I wanted to ask your feedback or comments about it from your perspective.

By the way, here are the complete materials I used:

All the materials I used were purchased online (Shopee) as there is no shop here that caters to all my needs. Plus I can choose what design I want. All the students that I taught, do their purchases to me. I usually purchased online by volumes or sets so I could offer it to them in retail for a cheaper price.

I really wanted to set up a store here with all the possible materials but that would be needing a big capital. Maybe in the future, but not for now.

Anyway, I uploaded this video already on my social accounts and didn't receive any tips yet. Hoping to get something from here.

Please watch it 'till the end. 🙏☺️

There's still more to improve and hoping I could perfect it soon. But for now, I'm so happy with how it looks. 🥰

Hope you enjoy it and consider it as informative also especially to all beginners. Thank you and God bless everyone.

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I received another MTO of a crochet headband and bandana last March. Again I cannot say no to customers as long as they were willing to pay the price I had given.

Also, I was thinking of making my crochet crop top pattern by making a video tutorial for beginners also to easily follow the pattern. Well, I did tried taking a video before, for once, making a crocheted earrings. But that was a plain video only, no instructions or edits. So now, I have decided to practice that field of taking videos, and making some edits or instructions below (subtitle) for the sake of my croptop pattern making.

With the order I've got, I decided to try making a short video tutorial of making a granny square to be used in a bandana and editing it with the instructions or word patterns below. I was just using a clip stick for my phone to hold while recording my video tutorial. I tried 6 times before I get the final output as I keep on repeating because of some distractions and out of the camera's focus. I had surpassed the video recording, and editing it was another problem.

My son @gamerboy2022 suggested using the cap cut app to edit my video. So I downloaded it from the play store and he was the one who helped me with how to use the app for the first time. I find it harder than recording the video and it seems that editing requires more time and patience.

But I have to try this if I want to push that video tutorial for my crop top pattern. Then I patiently edit it, played it many times, and tried changing the speed of some parts.

And finally able to produce the above video. It wasn't the best, but that's the only one I can do as of this moment.

For the information of all, I haven't tried looking for the pattern of the granny square I made. I just follow the image that the customer had sent to me. So I am not sure if someone had already made a video of it.

It's just a video of making a Granny Square, not the whole making of a bandana. But I guess everyone could just joined all the granny squares to finish your bandana.

I don't have a picture of the materials I used but in the video, you will notice that I included a list of materials I used. But anyway, they were:

Just refer to the above video on how to make the granny squares.

This was what it looks like after. I made 10 pieces of it and another 5 triangle shape (half of the Granny Square design) that looks like a diagonal cut of the square.

I joined the parts by using single crochet and made SC as edging making two ties on 2 corners.

Ang this is the result.🥰 I find it pretty and I'm satisfied with the color combination I used.

I spent 2 days (on and off) working on this crocheted bandana while doing house chores and taking care of my children. But I guess you could finish it for hours in a day if you're working it non-stop.

But I would like to know some feedback if you understand the video tutorial I made or do you prefer the old way I'm presenting my tutorial through progressive pictures.

Hence, I'm hoping that someone would appreciate and learn something from the video.

And that's all for today. God bless you all. 😘

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