I have been crocheting for nearly 60 years and have only just come across this stitch. It is brilliant! Always something new to learn! Thank you for sharing, and for explaining it so beautifully.
I definitely think this is a much better method! I've been doing a lot of color work lately and have had to play with different methods of switching or adding colors because clear instructions were not given. I am really glad to have this in my crochet arsenal now! Thank you.
I’ve never bothered looking this up even though I’ve heard about it because I assumed it would be tricky. But holy cow! Thank you for this simple tutorial! 🙌🏼☺️
Fantastic tip! I've never seen this stitch done this way, but I love it! Did you invent this? It's great! Do you have your own technique for eliminating the chain 3 turning chain at the beginning of new rows? The one that leaves the ugly gap? I'd like to know how you handle this. Thank you!
Thanks, however I cannot take credit for it. There is a way to do that but I haven’t done a tutorial for it. Try searching for "chainless double crochet".
I’m really sorry if this is a silly question but could you still use this stitch on a pattern where you’re not changing colours and just simply starting another row of double crochet’s? I’m truly sorry for my ignorance but I’m just starting to get back into crocheting after not touching yarn for over 10 years and there’s so many new and amazing techniques 😊
You would have to cut Your Yarn every Row and Start it this way- It really isn't intended for anything else that I'm aware of! I hope she responds, I don't mind being corrected or shown something new.
It can be done without changing colour or cutting the yarn but I don't know how to explain it without showing you (does that make sense)... I know that there's other channels on here that show you but I cannot think of who... I'll have a look and see if I can find one and link it in...
This method worked. Thank you. I watched other videos pulling the loop large and just couldn't get it. Wow. Thank you twice
The prettiest, cleanest, easiest standing double that I have seen. Great tip, Thanks Ashlea😃
Thanks! I'm glad you like it : )
It's amazing that something so simple makes such a huge difference in the finished piece! Thanks for this tip!
I come here for stitch instructions. Always clear.
I've seen different types of the Standing Double Crochet. I think your method is the BEST! Thank you, Ashley for sharing this to us. ;-)
I have been crocheting for nearly 60 years and have only just come across this stitch. It is brilliant! Always something new to learn! Thank you for sharing, and for explaining it so beautifully.
After 3 years of crocheting how am I only hearing about this stitch now?!?!?! Lolol! Thank you!!!!!
I feel the same way lol
How about after 50 yrs of crocheting? I'd never heard of this! I think it's an original invention by Ashlea! She's really clever!!
Try 65 yrs!
Great Technique! Thank You for Sharing!
omg thia standing dc is so clean thank u
I definitely think this is a much better method! I've been doing a lot of color work lately and have had to play with different methods of switching or adding colors because clear instructions were not given. I am really glad to have this in my crochet arsenal now! Thank you.
That is great. So simple yet effective. Thank you for sharing.
BRAVO!! THIS IS AWESOME.
Thank you so much for this hint ❤❤❤😊
I’ve never bothered looking this up even though I’ve heard about it because I assumed it would be tricky. But holy cow! Thank you for this simple tutorial! 🙌🏼☺️
So easy! Thank you Ashlea!
Great method! Thanks! 💜
Oh my goodness..u are the 💣💥 thank you so much for another great tutorial tip 😁❤️
WOW! I love this! I have always wondered if there was a way to eliminate the chains! Thank you for doing that for us!
Nice and easy to understand and do. Thanks
OMG Thank you for this. I could NEVER do the one where you twist the yarn around the hook and pull it through.
Thanks!
That’s easy. Thank you for the good explanation 😁
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome Tutorial! Thank you 😊
this is great.thank you!
I never do a chain 3 I think a chain 2 looks better. But ill have to try this out
This is awesome…thanks❤
Awesome
Super !
Love it!!!!
Great thanks a lot!!
Thank you so much. XXOO
Fantastic tip! I've never seen this stitch done this way, but I love it! Did you invent this? It's great!
Do you have your own technique for eliminating the chain 3 turning chain at the beginning of new rows? The one that leaves the ugly gap? I'd like to know how you handle this. Thank you!
Thanks, however I cannot take credit for it. There is a way to do that but I haven’t done a tutorial for it. Try searching for "chainless double crochet".
This w amazing but how do you put a stitch into it?? 🤷🏻♀️
I’m really sorry if this is a silly question but could you still use this stitch on a pattern where you’re not changing colours and just simply starting another row of double crochet’s? I’m truly sorry for my ignorance but I’m just starting to get back into crocheting after not touching yarn for over 10 years and there’s so many new and amazing techniques 😊
Hi, try this video 😊 th-cam.com/video/XFK1tTRBugQ/w-d-xo.html
Can this method be used at the beginning of a row instead of a chain three? Those chains just annoy me.
Can you crochet over the tail?
you'd have to work it in at the top instead of the bottom .
So this is only for doing a colour change ,
But it can't be used at the beginning of the next row when not changing color?
How would you do it for not changing colors?
Clarissa Milam That’s what I was going to ask too. I was hoping she would have done another row with the same color.
You would have to cut Your Yarn every Row and Start it this way- It really isn't intended for anything else that I'm aware of! I hope she responds, I don't mind being corrected or shown something new.
Marie Hahn Yes, That was her reply on FB so I guess it’s only good when you’re changing colors. No way would I cut yarn for every new row.
@@chrislopez5337 lol me either! Thanks for getting back to me so I knew for sure!
It can be done without changing colour or cutting the yarn but I don't know how to explain it without showing you (does that make sense)... I know that there's other channels on here that show you but I cannot think of who... I'll have a look and see if I can find one and link it in...
Can I get a little bit of help with this concept please?
How will it work without s color change
Hi Karen, this video shows how 😊 th-cam.com/video/XFK1tTRBugQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, but how would I do this if I'm NOT changing color?
what if you're in the project and not adding a color?
this is math...
Now you've done it - you found the deal breaker🤣 hahahaha