Thanks for this tutorial! A year ago I got too frustrated learning herringbone, and I've just had success with this video! I like how well you show what you're doing and the color of your yarn is lovely to look at. My suggestions for anyone having trouble learning this stitch are 1. to use a size larger hook so stiches are looser and it's easier to pick up the 3rd bar and work from the back side, and 2. Practice with chunky acrylic yarn because cotton yarn isn't stretchy and can be a pain to learn an "intermediate" stitch like this one while using thin cotton yarn, especially if your stiches have a tighter tension.
Thank you for your comment and suggestions! I too, got frustrated and gave up on the stitch when I first learned it a few years back. So I wanted to be sure I created a video that was easy enough for people to understand. ❤️
Totally agree.. when learning a new stitch, a size 6 mm hook with #4 worsted weight is easier to use and see your stitches... your video was good and easy to follow. Thank you
I love this stitch, but so unfortunate that it's sideways. I have to crochet it lengthwise, and it's not stretchy in the direction I want it to be, but it's so pretty and I'm definitely going to use it! I've tried the knitting herringbone stitch, and it's even more difficult than this.
Thanks for this tutorial! A year ago I got too frustrated learning herringbone, and I've just had success with this video! I like how well you show what you're doing and the color of your yarn is lovely to look at.
My suggestions for anyone having trouble learning this stitch are 1. to use a size larger hook so stiches are looser and it's easier to pick up the 3rd bar and work from the back side, and 2. Practice with chunky acrylic yarn because cotton yarn isn't stretchy and can be a pain to learn an "intermediate" stitch like this one while using thin cotton yarn, especially if your stiches have a tighter tension.
Thank you for your comment and suggestions! I too, got frustrated and gave up on the stitch when I first learned it a few years back. So I wanted to be sure I created a video that was easy enough for people to understand. ❤️
Totally agree.. when learning a new stitch, a size 6 mm hook with #4 worsted weight is easier to use and see your stitches... your video was good and easy to follow. Thank you
Is this the same if your left handed.....😅😅
I love this stitch, but so unfortunate that it's sideways. I have to crochet it lengthwise, and it's not stretchy in the direction I want it to be, but it's so pretty and I'm definitely going to use it! I've tried the knitting herringbone stitch, and it's even more difficult than this.