Blossom Crochet: Rail Road Doubles, US Single (simple, neat & texture!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- This beautiful and simple crochet stitch is perfect for all kinds of projects! Use it to create pot pads, face cloths and much more...
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I've only been crocheting bout 2months, have been watching you on you tube, I have finally through this video managed to do straight edges, your voice makes it easy to listen to and not hurry myself into making mistakes. Thank you sooooo much xx
Thank you for this simple and lovely stitch! I will be using it for a baby blanket that requires a precise stitch such as this. Also love your channel and look forward to using your clear and helpful instruction again. 💕
I love it
I absolutely love U.K accents but yours is particularly beautiful..great stitch..thanks
A very precise tidy looking stitch! Thank you.
Nice to learn the British way of stitching. Thank you.
Wow 🤗😇 awesome stitch. I am so happy it does not require specific stitch count. I can finally finish all my projects. Thank you for sharing...great tutorial 😀
That would make a great border stitch for a blanket.
Hi Rebekah
Greetings from Essex.
I love this pattern. Its so lovely and solid.
Thank you very much for this tutorial Rebekah.
Hope you have enjoyed the half term holiday with your lovely children.
Blessings to you and your lovely family.
🌈🌹🌷🌺🌸😊🙋
Very pretty. I bet you could do the same by just using the front loop in a HDC to build your project a little faster. I just don't like SC unless I am using super bulky yarn.
I think I could do that one,,,thanks for showing simple stitch,,,😁
Thanks for sharing. I’m going to make. A scarf using this stitch.
Love this! I think I'm going to make a set of pot holders with some cotton using this!! Thank you, as always, for your awesome videos!!! I watch every single one!
I love when stitches are done very neatly. I love it.
So simple and easy for potholders! Thank you💖☺
This is beautiful thank you for sharing and for the inspiration
😮 my mother taught me how to make my baby blanket with this stitch. I never knew what it was called or meant until now
That’s a lovely stitch! I can’t wait to try it out!
Lovely pattern Rebekah! I see some washcloths in my future! Thanks for sharing!💕
Thank you for sharing, this looks so even that I really like the look.
Great pattern and you picked the perfect name for it.
Love this stitch,ty for sharing.I'm going to use this for a winter headband
Thank you so much for posting this! It is a beautiful stich and I love having something new in my repertoire.
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Love the stitch I do want to make something with it. Thanks for sharing. Jan
Love this stitch, so pretty.
Wow ! I love that can't wait to try it out.
Beautiful and easy stitch ..thank you
Beautiful!
Beautiful as usual!!!so talented and patient...thank you
This is a neat stitch, thanks for teaching us.
thank you
Thank you so much.God bless you
Great tutorial and very well explained. This is a lovely pattern thank you for sharing it with us. Kindest regards from Australia 🐨
Beautiful
Another winner💖. Thank you. ⭐️
BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Thanks again for the tutorial. 🙂
THIS IS THE *PRETTIEST* STITCH I’VE EVER SEEN!🤭😮
So glad you like it 💕
Could you direct me to or make a tutorial that shows how to change from one stitch to another in the same project. For instance one row double crochet then next row granny stitch? I can’t figure out how to keep the stitch count the same from row to row. Thank you, love your tutorials.
Hi! Nice TH-cam on your feature in Crochet Now magazine 😊
Love this 💘
@blossom crochet. This is a great stitch for a border. Have you made anything with this stitch? Just curious
Hope you are well Rebekah! Quick question....would this work with a half double crochet stitch (US)?
Hi, thank you for tutorial. I notice on the right and left handed tutorials you switch hooks after the first row. What is the reason for it and what size hooks are they? Thanks again.
This is lovely for pot pads and dishcloths its added to my looonnng to do list lol. Would you just add a double crochet border around for a wash or dishcloth?
Nice pattern, Thanks for sharing, Plzzz stay connected...
I love the look of this! But can you clarify: When you start a row, are you pulling up your loop in the middle of the stitch, or are you pulling it out from under both loops? It’s at about 4:30 into the video. I get it that you insert your hook under both loops of the V, but I’m not sure where you’re pulling it out from. In the next row, there is a glitch in the video, it skips that exact part, so I can’t double check there.
I bet you could use this for a border too.
Plz plz I beg you make crochet earrings for beginners. I tried your pink flower one and want to learn more.
Love it 😘
Thanks
Love it. Can I ask what size hook and yarn you are using?
Kann man das auch mit Stäbchen machen?
Just making sure...there are no chains at the end of each row???
No chains at the end of the row, they aren't necessary in a SC
Ty
Could this stitch be used for a hat?
Video starts at 2.30
Does there happen to have another name by any chance?
P.S.: I really hate that the US and the UK have different terms! In the day and age of the internet, it's a small world, and having the same terminology would be so much easier! *steps off the soap box*
It's not such a big deal, adjust, differences makes the world go round.
I'm in the UK but use US terms as they make more sense!
I know what you mean, ChristinaFromFlint. 😁 I think you meant it nicely and that’s how I took it. I try to think of it as a fun game and a mental challenge. I really appreciate all the thoughtful crocheters from the UK that remember to repeat the differences often during their tutorials.
@@kathybest9549 I absolutely meant it nicely! Thank you for being kind!!
I could swear that a UK dbl. was the same as a US half dbl. , but she's doing a US single .
No matter how many times I try to make something it doesn't make what I want it to make
make a nice purse or clutch
what stitch is this
It's just UK Doubles worked into the front loops 🌸
I couldn’t follow your turns, your fingers are always on the edges and that’s the part I really want to see, argh!!
I don’t think that is for beginners
Mucho bla,bla,bla,bla,bla bla,bla,todo se ve perfecto sin bla,bla,bla.mejor música.
You are over introducing this plain stitch. It get’s boring!
Erna Engel if you don’t like it go and watch other video!!