How To: Crochet Even Moss Stitch Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Hi there! I'm Shannon, the crocheter behind theloopholefox.com. I'm excited to spend some time with you today!
This video will teach you how to work the crochet Even Moss stitch. This lovely stitch provides a ton of light weight texture with basic stitches. I've used this stitch in many of my crochet patterns that you can find on my blog.
To work this stitch, you'll need to know how to chain, slip stitch and half double crochet. I'll teach you everything else. :)
If you'd prefer a photo tutorial or would like links to some patterns to practice your new skills on, you can check out my blog post about the Even Moss crochet stitch here: www.theloophol...
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Hook:
Furls Streamline Wood in Teak, 7 mm - furlscrochet.c...
Yarn:
Bernat Softee Chunky in Seafoam Green - www.amazon.com...
Awesome. Thank you so much. Your calm voice and style also helps receive the information and retention of the pattern.
Oh gosh, thank you so much 🥰 I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Rachel I really liked your video and pictures. The instructions for the even moss stitch is excellent and I am looking forward to trying it. God Bless you!
Thank you so much for your compliment. I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 💕 Shannon
This is the best tutorial for the stitch I’ve seen. I was having trouble with the start and end stitches.and you made it so clear. Thank you
Thank you so much for your kind comment! I'm so glad this tutorial was able to clarify things for you. Thank you! ♡
You have an awesome way of teaching. So easy to follow. Would you please tell us how you got the nice border around the finished one you have pictured in this video? It gives it such a nice neat finish. Thank you!
@brendasewandsew3634 The border on the square shown is just a simple single crochet border to even up the edges. 😊 So, I chained 1, turned and placed 1 sc in each stitch across. Then I chained 2 and worked down the side, placing 1 sc in the side of each row. Chained 2 and worked along the bottom of the chains, placing 1 sc in each chain along the bottom. Chained 2 and worked up the last side, placing 1 single crochet in the side of each row. Then, finally, I chained 2 and slip stitched to the first sc made in the round to close. 😊
@@theloopholefox2878Thank you so much for answering my question so quickly. ❤
@@brendasewandsew3634 You're welcome! 😊
I love this beautiful simple stitch. I am going to make a lap blanket for a friend.. 40 x 50 or so.. How much yarn should I get?
Hi there! Thanks so much for your kind comment. :) The amount of yarn needed is hard to say and depends a lot on your tension and the weight of yarn you choose. I made a 9 inch by 9 inch square using medium acrylic yarn for an afghan made of squares with this stitch pattern. It used approximately 1.5 ounces or 80 yards of yarn. So, doing some basic math based off of that pattern's yarn usage, I'd guesstimate you'd need between 900 to 1000 yards to complete it. That could be more or less than necessary, but should give you a good starting point!
Thanks for your reply. I'm making a bedspread from your video! I know it's going to take time but that's ok. As I'm setting here working on this I began thinking about the border...... Well here's the thing I want to use the even moss stitch for the border, ( have you even tried that ) what do you think
A bedspread would be amazing! Wow, when it's finished I would love to see it. ♡ I think using this stitch for the border could be quite interesting and give a lot of texture interest. I haven't used it as a border before but this has definitely given me some ideas! 😉 I would probably start with one round of single crochets just to clean everything up and then use the stitch from there. You'd want to make sure you have an odd amount of stitches on each side for the stitch to work properly. I would probably do 1 single crochet, 2 chains and 1 single crochet in each corner, so they stay even. 😊🥰
Thanks so much! Watched another video and it was awful.
Oh gosh, thank you for your kind comment! I'm glad you found this video and that it was helpful! ♡