That fifth pattern is EXACTLY what I was looking for & had no idea what it was called or what to look up. Thanks so much for the very easy to understand explanation, I'll be using this asap! I'm crocheting a purse to wear to a friend's summer wedding and it needs a little 🌟pizzazz🌟 so this will be perfect :^)
So glad it was helpful! I don't know if "standing ruffles" is the real name for that type of border, I had the same dilemma of trying to figure out what it should be called haha Sounds like a fun project!
Hi…..I was looking for a ruffle border and this video is perfect!! Now I have more to choose from which is fabulous for different projects!! Love it!! Thank you so much!! 😊🦋
Thank you so much for sharing ,I have looking and looking for a boarder which I like and by luck I came on your page I am making the first one matching the blanket I have made ❤❤❤
While I can not understate how clear and concise this is, how perfect from my needs for a ruffled edge with artful holes... The sheer validation I feel when you wrap your string around the hook rather than gather it. I broke one of my hands some years back and the stretch to gather it became very uncomfortable very quickly. I feel so judged wrapping it instead, get all kinds of lectures on ruining my tension but its become such a mindless and subconcious action that stitches dont feel complete anymore without it.
I'm so glad to hear this tutorial was helpful, and I'm especially glad to hear you got a sense of validation about the way you crochet! Sometimes other crafters can be downright rude when people do things differently, but the way I see it is if it works it works! That's one of the things I love about crochet - as long as it works, we can do whatever option is best for each of us! Sure, some things have a precise definition. For instance, a single crochet means inserting the hook, pulling up a loop, and then pulling another loop through both the loops already on the hook. But as long as you follow those steps, I don't think it really matters how anyone goes about it. There's more common ways, and perhaps one method is objectively faster than another. But for me, my tension is terrible if I just catch the yarn with my hook! So for me, wrapping the yarn is the best option. Sounds like the same is true for you! I didn't realize I did my yarn overs differently until I started posting videos online. Sometimes people get snarky about it, but I remind myself I've got bigger problems in my life than a stranger on the internet lecturing me about my crochet preferences 😂 Thanks so much for watching!
0:53 ch4, trc, skip 2, slst. 3:29 sc, skip 2 (only the first time), 5 dc in the same st, skip 2, sc. 7:00 slst, skip 2 (only the first time), ch1, (trc, ch1, trc, ch1, trc, ch1, trc), ch1, skip 2, slst. 10:18 Row 1: sc in all st, slst, Row 2: ch1, (inc, 1 sc) in all st, slst. Row 3: ch1, inc in all st, slst. 13:00
I realize this is an older video. I hope you see this. I have a problem,believe it or not, with my slip knots! I've tried so many methods. Never seen anyone make one as easily as you. Could you please include this in one of your tutorials? I would be so grateful. Thank you!
I have this video that shows how I make my slip knots - th-cam.com/video/OO1agXVAkfg/w-d-xo.html Fair warning, it's the very first video I ever made, so the camera is a little jumpy. 😄 But I think it shows my process clearly enough. Hope this helps!
Hi, thanks for the vid. The music isn't overpowering lie so many other vids. My question is, where did you get those gloves? I have a friend who's hands are always cold and I would love to get these for her. Please share the info for these gloves. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed the video! The gloves I'm wearing are Vive compression gloves, and I got them off Amazon - amzn.to/39uVlPl I also did a review comparing them with another brand I tried at first if you want to check that out - th-cam.com/video/H9mfCxtx9uY/w-d-xo.html
I didn't include that in this video because I didn't want to make it too long, but after seeing your comment I realized it would have been helpful to show. So, I started filming a follow up to this video showing how to work around the corners of a rectangle! I'll try to get it posted within the next week or so. Thanks for watching!
@Shari Murray Hi again! Just wanted to let you know I posted a video showing how to work these borders around corners. Here is the link to that video - th-cam.com/video/ihgitoanRaM/w-d-xo.html
Particularly with adding the ruffled border to a baby afghan, should I change direction after I do the first single crochet row, and actually after the second row (2 SC then 1 SC) as well?
Totally up to you! In the demonstration in the video, I didn't turn my work, but if you prefer the way it looks when you turn your work that's definitely an option.
Glad you enjoyed these borders! As far as holding the yarn, I only learned within the last few years that I hold the yarn differently than most crocheters. 😄 When I was first learning to crochet, I really struggled with my tension. When I would hold my finger out, my tension was awful. So I subconsciously adapted by holding the yarn and "moving the yarn" instead of the hook for yarn overs and such. I've had some knitters tell me I hold my yarn like a knitter who doesn't knit continental; they call it "throwing the yarn". My very first video shows a breakdown of how I manage tension if you want to check it out! th-cam.com/video/OO1agXVAkfg/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching.
This is 11 mths old and I'm hoping you will see my comment as I need help. I've crotchet blanket in wave stitch, and as it has shells in it I would like to finish with ruffle shell border. I like your Triple ruffle but I would like to do 3 rows and I'm not too sure how. Please could you help me .
Great question! I just played around with ways to work multiple rows of this border and here's what I came up with. The first option is to nestle the shell shapes together. So after completing the first round of the border, slip stitch to the middle chain space of the next shell. Then, *chain 1, treble around slip stitch of previous round* 4 times, chain 1, slip stitch to the middle chain space of the next shell* And repeat all the way around. So basically, work the slip stitch in the tops of the shells from the previous round, and work the shells in the slip stitch from the previous round. Then repeat for the 3rd round. The other option is to stack it so the shells sit right on top of each other. But we need to work an extra round between each round of the open lattice shell. After completing the first round of the border, chain 7, slip stitch to the middle chain of the next shell, *chain 3, treble around the next slip stitch from the previous row, chain 3, slip stitch to the middle chain of the next shell* and repeat around. Then once you get back to the beginning, slip stitch in the 4th chain of the initial 7 chains. Then, you can work a round of the open lattice shell. The slip stitches would go in the trebles, and the shell would work around the slip stitches. And then repeat those two rounds until your border was the thickness you wanted. Hope this helps!
Sorry, I'm not sure if I understand what you are asking! If you are wanting to make that border taller/wider by doing more rows, you would need to keep adding more stitches each row. You could try working 2 single crochet in every stitch, or you could do a repeat of working 2 single crochet in a stitch, then 1 sc, then 2 sc, then 1, etc. The more increases (working 2 sc in the same st) that you do, the more ruffle-y it will end up. Hope this helps, and if it doesn't answer your question let me know and I'll try to explain better!
Explained so clearly, it's exactly what I was looking for. The only problem is.... which one to choose. Thank you!
That fifth pattern is EXACTLY what I was looking for & had no idea what it was called or what to look up. Thanks so much for the very easy to understand explanation, I'll be using this asap! I'm crocheting a purse to wear to a friend's summer wedding and it needs a little 🌟pizzazz🌟 so this will be perfect :^)
So glad it was helpful! I don't know if "standing ruffles" is the real name for that type of border, I had the same dilemma of trying to figure out what it should be called haha Sounds like a fun project!
I spent hours today looking for the standing ruffle tutorial. I not only found it here but 4 more options! Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!
You are so very welcome! It always makes my day to hear one of my videos has helped someone out. :)
Exactly what I was looking for and soothing music which is great when you’re trying to figure out a stitch. Merci !
That's awesome! Thanks for watching.
This is the BEST tutorial I have seen that demystifies borders! AWESOMENESS!!! THANK YOU!!!
So glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing your talent of crocheting easy borders with a fan!
It's my pleasure!
i'll come back to this again and again!! 😊 love it 💖
I'm so glad you enjoyed this video! ❤️
@@CraftersAutonomous💖💖💖
Thanks, this is fun and comes in very handy
Blessings!
You're so welcome! Glad you enjoyed.
These are easy and great. You’ve explained them very well. Thank you ❣️
Glad you like them!
Wow thank you!! Totally gonna freshen up some old projects with some of these
You're so welcome! Glad you enjoyed these ideas.
I needed this so much as part of my costume has ruffles
The next thing i need to do for it is try to figure out the pattern for the top 😅
So glad this was helpful! It's so fun making custom pieces. What kind of a costume are you making?
I’m making the costume Flower wore (show Ghosts US version)
Oh that's gonna be so cool!!!
Thank you for your hard work and for sharing with us
tysm!! I'm doing a ruffle miniskirt and I felt that it need something, this video really help me thank you ♡♡
You teach these borders so well. Thank you
So glad to hear that! Thanks for watching.
Hi…..I was looking for a ruffle border and this video is perfect!! Now I have more to choose from which is fabulous for different projects!! Love it!!
Thank you so much!! 😊🦋
Thank you so much for sharing ,I have looking and looking for a boarder which I like and by luck I came on your page I am making the first one matching the blanket I have made ❤❤❤
Great tutorial, needed a ruffle border for a baby afghan
Great scallop borders. Thank you
You’re welcome!
Thank you. Done quickly and very nice🥰
You’re welcome 😊
This vid was very helpful thank u ❤️
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching.
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank-you😃
Thank you for making it plan!!!!!I love this!!!!!🤗👍🏻
While I can not understate how clear and concise this is, how perfect from my needs for a ruffled edge with artful holes...
The sheer validation I feel when you wrap your string around the hook rather than gather it. I broke one of my hands some years back and the stretch to gather it became very uncomfortable very quickly. I feel so judged wrapping it instead, get all kinds of lectures on ruining my tension but its become such a mindless and subconcious action that stitches dont feel complete anymore without it.
I'm so glad to hear this tutorial was helpful, and I'm especially glad to hear you got a sense of validation about the way you crochet! Sometimes other crafters can be downright rude when people do things differently, but the way I see it is if it works it works! That's one of the things I love about crochet - as long as it works, we can do whatever option is best for each of us!
Sure, some things have a precise definition. For instance, a single crochet means inserting the hook, pulling up a loop, and then pulling another loop through both the loops already on the hook. But as long as you follow those steps, I don't think it really matters how anyone goes about it. There's more common ways, and perhaps one method is objectively faster than another. But for me, my tension is terrible if I just catch the yarn with my hook! So for me, wrapping the yarn is the best option. Sounds like the same is true for you!
I didn't realize I did my yarn overs differently until I started posting videos online. Sometimes people get snarky about it, but I remind myself I've got bigger problems in my life than a stranger on the internet lecturing me about my crochet preferences 😂 Thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for this! It was very helpful :D
Fantastic great teaching
0:53 ch4, trc, skip 2, slst.
3:29 sc, skip 2 (only the first time), 5 dc in the same st, skip 2, sc.
7:00 slst, skip 2 (only the first time), ch1, (trc, ch1, trc, ch1, trc, ch1, trc), ch1, skip 2, slst.
10:18
Row 1: sc in all st, slst,
Row 2: ch1, (inc, 1 sc) in all st, slst.
Row 3: ch1, inc in all st, slst.
13:00
Omg thank you so much! 💕
Thank you 🎉❤ So pretty 😊
Thank you
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
I realize this is an older video. I hope you see this. I have a problem,believe it or not, with my slip knots! I've tried so many methods. Never seen anyone make one as easily as you. Could you please include this in one of your tutorials? I would be so grateful. Thank you!
I have this video that shows how I make my slip knots - th-cam.com/video/OO1agXVAkfg/w-d-xo.html Fair warning, it's the very first video I ever made, so the camera is a little jumpy. 😄 But I think it shows my process clearly enough. Hope this helps!
Great tutorial, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed!
Hi, thanks for the vid. The music isn't overpowering lie so many other vids. My question is, where did you get those gloves? I have a friend who's hands are always cold and I would love to get these for her. Please share the info for these gloves. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
The gloves I'm wearing are Vive compression gloves, and I got them off Amazon - amzn.to/39uVlPl
I also did a review comparing them with another brand I tried at first if you want to check that out - th-cam.com/video/H9mfCxtx9uY/w-d-xo.html
tysm!!! so helpful tyty!!!!
Glad it helped!
7:04(the open lettice shell)
10:11
Can you do these on a square, so we can see how to do the corners?
I didn't include that in this video because I didn't want to make it too long, but after seeing your comment I realized it would have been helpful to show. So, I started filming a follow up to this video showing how to work around the corners of a rectangle! I'll try to get it posted within the next week or so. Thanks for watching!
@Shari Murray Hi again! Just wanted to let you know I posted a video showing how to work these borders around corners. Here is the link to that video - th-cam.com/video/ihgitoanRaM/w-d-xo.html
@@CraftersAutonomous thank you so much, that will be so helpful ♥️
Particularly with adding the ruffled border to a baby afghan, should I change direction after I do the first single crochet row, and actually after the second row (2 SC then 1 SC) as well?
Totally up to you! In the demonstration in the video, I didn't turn my work, but if you prefer the way it looks when you turn your work that's definitely an option.
easy to understand! how are you holding yarn without sticking your pointer finger out?
Glad you enjoyed these borders! As far as holding the yarn, I only learned within the last few years that I hold the yarn differently than most crocheters. 😄 When I was first learning to crochet, I really struggled with my tension. When I would hold my finger out, my tension was awful. So I subconsciously adapted by holding the yarn and "moving the yarn" instead of the hook for yarn overs and such. I've had some knitters tell me I hold my yarn like a knitter who doesn't knit continental; they call it "throwing the yarn". My very first video shows a breakdown of how I manage tension if you want to check it out! th-cam.com/video/OO1agXVAkfg/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching.
This is 11 mths old and I'm hoping you will see my comment as I need help. I've crotchet blanket in wave stitch, and as it has shells in it I would like to finish with ruffle shell border. I like your Triple ruffle but I would like to do 3 rows and I'm not too sure how. Please could you help me .
Great question! I just played around with ways to work multiple rows of this border and here's what I came up with.
The first option is to nestle the shell shapes together. So after completing the first round of the border, slip stitch to the middle chain space of the next shell. Then, *chain 1, treble around slip stitch of previous round* 4 times, chain 1, slip stitch to the middle chain space of the next shell* And repeat all the way around. So basically, work the slip stitch in the tops of the shells from the previous round, and work the shells in the slip stitch from the previous round. Then repeat for the 3rd round.
The other option is to stack it so the shells sit right on top of each other. But we need to work an extra round between each round of the open lattice shell. After completing the first round of the border, chain 7, slip stitch to the middle chain of the next shell, *chain 3, treble around the next slip stitch from the previous row, chain 3, slip stitch to the middle chain of the next shell* and repeat around. Then once you get back to the beginning, slip stitch in the 4th chain of the initial 7 chains. Then, you can work a round of the open lattice shell. The slip stitches would go in the trebles, and the shell would work around the slip stitches. And then repeat those two rounds until your border was the thickness you wanted.
Hope this helps!
What do I have to do if I want to keep doing the single crochet ruffle? How can I do it?
Sorry, I'm not sure if I understand what you are asking! If you are wanting to make that border taller/wider by doing more rows, you would need to keep adding more stitches each row. You could try working 2 single crochet in every stitch, or you could do a repeat of working 2 single crochet in a stitch, then 1 sc, then 2 sc, then 1, etc. The more increases (working 2 sc in the same st) that you do, the more ruffle-y it will end up. Hope this helps, and if it doesn't answer your question let me know and I'll try to explain better!
Hi can i use the 4th ruffle to make a skirt? ❤
That would be a fun idea to try!
Hi, can u please tell what is the size of the hook?
I used a 5mm hook, and the yarn is a worsted weight 4.
@@CraftersAutonomous thankyou so much 😃
Slst insert on chain
Do sc
Skip 1/2 stiches
Do 5 dc in the same stitch
Skip 1/2 stitches
Do 1 sc
Proper name is open lattice border, is what I just called Triple shell.
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