You are amazing ! I am a visual learner and have been struggling with written patterns for years. Watching your videos has launched a whole new world for me. I feel so empowered to take on all sorts of projects and learn all sorts of new stitches. You are such a good teacher. Things that were never clear to me before are now crystal clear. I just retired two months ago and my fourth grandbaby is due in a few weeks. What perfect timing for me to really believe I am now a good crocheter with endless projects ahead of me. I just finished a corner to corner blanket for the new baby and will start a big girl quilt for the one year old using the camel stitch Thank you!.
Wonderful, the name of the stitch caught my attention, the camel stitch. We own a herd of camels that my father adored until he died. I pray to God for him always in heaven.🌹
That is so sweet. If you are a believer and your dad was a believer, he is In Christ and In you. Because when we hear and believe the True Gospel, we get God living In us! We are Born again, Passed from death to LIFE! Because these flesh bodies go back to the dust, but if we have God In us, He IS LIFE, and so our Spirit Is Alive In Him, and can Never Die. 1Cor 3:16- Know ye not that ye are the temple of God and that the Spirit of God dwelleth IN you? John 4:24- GOD IS A SPIRIT and they that worship Him Must Worship Him In Spirit And In Truth. 1Tim 1:17- Now unto the King Eternal, Immortal, INVISIBLE, the ONLY Wise GOD, be honour and glory for ever and ever, Amen. 1Tim 2:5- For There is ONE GOD and One Mediator between GOD and men, the Man Christ Jesus; Col 2:9- For IN Him Dwelleth all the Fullness of the Godhead bodily. This world ( flesh) is temporal. ( temporary). Everything we see with our eyes is temporary. 2Cor 4:18- While we look Not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are NOT SEEN: for the things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are NOT SEEN Are ETERNAL. God who IS a Spirit, was IN Jesus. Jesus died for the sins of the world, ( GOD is a Spirit and Can never die),was buried, and on the third day God Raised him from the dead according to the scriptures. We Only Need to Believe this Truth, and God Will also Raise up us! He puts His Spirit ( Eternal Life) IN us believers! And we ARE SAVED! WE ARE Passed from Death to LIFE! It is instantaneous! HE Is IN us, and We IN Him! And so shall we ever be with the Lord! He will Never Leave us or Forsake us! No Works, No Rituals, No Religion!!! He has ALREADY Forgiven us of Every sin we ever did and Will Do. It is a FREE GIFT. It IS FINISHED. God Is here Right Now, IN every Believer!!! His Word Is Spirit and It Is LIFE!! Hear the Gospel Word, and Believe, and be SAVED! We believers are already seen in heavenly places!! We just can’t see with our Carnal Eyes! But this world is but a vapor. We Must Be Born Again by the Word of God. I hope that you will Hear and Believe, because He is IN me, and In All Believers! Glory to God! ❤️ 🌺 🐑 🌳 ☀️
I love this! I made one blanket and ran right out for yarn for another. With 9 grandkids from mid 20’s to 4 year olds, I can keep quite busy with this. (Everyone wants the first one.). I like how you film and instruct! Thank you! I’ll try this one.
Thank you for explaining this so very well. This explains why my previous work was never finished; I wasn't getting that complete ridge look. I will be subscribing to your tutorials. Thank you again!
This video is perfect in explaining this technique, the camera is correctly focused on the stitches and the speed of showing the stitches is excellent so we can see which stitch should we leave or start from. I wonder if you you can have darker background when using light colours and vice versa to be seen easily. Beautiful video! Thank you.
Love love love this!! I had never thought I could do this kind of stich within 2 weeks of learning crochet.. And believe me, i have tried every video available on you tube to learn, nothing matches yours!! At all!! Thank you so much! Stay blessed!
Wow, this is my first time finding your tutorial for any crocheting and it is very understandable! I love that you put time to pause between each row and the fact that you also talk about it afterwards :) Great work, you also speak loud enough and that helps so much!! I'm subscribed and can't wait to watch more!!!!
Exactly what I was looking for! I was working rows of HDC thinking “there must be a way to bring that extra loop to the front, sort of like ribbing”. The camel stitch! Clearly explained as always, thank you!
I am a beginner who just started in November with a chunky hand knit blanket. I have now got my brain to understand how to do designs such as this. Thank you for the tutorial
You do great tutorials. The stitches are very clearly explained for the novice and the more advanced crocheter. Thank you for introducing so much variety into my work.
This is so cool. How did we learn before TH-cam? Fast forward from when you created this, and in January 2022 Aunt Bec’s Creations is leading a bunch of us through some of her favorite crochet stitches. She has, of course, discovered Bella Coco as an outstanding teacher, and so here we all are. Thank you for this very clear video.
Thank you for showing me this Camel stitch. This has given me another beautiful stitch to add to my list of stitches to choose from. Keep up the fantastic work. Thank you
I love how you fully explain any stitch you make for both right hand left handed people .. I have learned the basics thanks to you .. but I have only ever followed tutorials and I’m getting some understanding of the stitches now well the basic ones but I have never followed a pattern .. could you please do a tutorial for us newbies on how to follow a pattern if this is possible thank you xx
Thank you for showing this stitch. I tried to teach myself how to do it from written instructions, but couldn’t work it out. Watching your video makes it all clear. Thank you.
I have fallen in love with this stitch and I am going to use it for so many things. My wheels are turning. Thank you so much and I really appreciate you.
This is an excellent video. She did a fantastic job with instructions and demonstration. The yarn used gives viewer a clear understanding of where to direct hook. I will definitely use her tutorials for future products. Thank you for the help👏👏👏👏
Hi I just tried this today for my Valentine's blanket it works fast and it's easy. One problem on the beginning end it is curving but the rest is not curving. My tension has been loose and steady Thank you for sharing this is so easy I love the effect it gives!!!
You’re welcome, I’m glad you like it! 😊 I’m not sure which end you mean but if it’s the bottom where you did your starting chain, it means your chain stitches are too tight - you can solve it by going up a hook size just for the chain stitches. If it’s the sides, you can try adding a border.
@BellaCoco Hi Bella , I was wondering, if you wouldn't get a more streamlined effect, if you instead of the vertical loop instead used the 'first loop' (when looking at the stitch from the top it's the loop at the right side, towards the wrong side) on top of the row?? Because when I look closely at your swatch, every second cable have 3 bars instead of 2. I have used the back loop effect before, that's why I'm considering this. I really like your videos, so keep up the good work. Sincerely Pia, Denmark
I love your channel! As a complete beginner (just started a week ago!) I successfully made a small basket weave blanket for my girls’ dolls and am trying this stitch now for another doll blanket. Row 3 is really making me stumble though; any other advice for being successful on this row? Thank you so much for excellent videos! 💛
Thank you so much, I'm so glad I've helped you in your crochet journey 😊 For camel stitch, I would recommend taking a look at the written instructions on my blog here: bellacococrochet.com/camel-stitch/ in conjunction with the video, as it contains some photos to show you where to work your stitches. Let me know if you need more help 😊
Hi, just want to say thank you for making your tutorials so easy to follow! I’ve just started crocheting and am in the process of making a throw. I’ve had to unpick it back to the first row due to making what I now know (watching your common mistakes video!) are common mistakes. Fingers crossed this time it turns out better! Oh...love seeing all your different nail colours too...they always look fab! 😁 x
Thank You So Much, You Went Step By Step at a Good Pace, .I Love This Tutorial. I will take a pic of the rug mat I made with it and the blanket I am making..
That looks really lovely.. I love it so much that I would like to try it out for my next project.. Thank you so much for sharing your pattern Bella🥰 God bless to you & your family
Thank you for this very clear demonstration of camel stitch. It's one I've not tried or come across until today on a scarf pattern for a doll by Carola Herbst. Definitely easier to learn when you watch someone else doing it first
I have been crocheting the single crochet stitch and wanted to learn something else like the half double half treble. I watched the your video several times until I learned it. I like the camel braided stitch.
This stitch is beautiful! I don't think I've ever heard of it before. Would this work up well as a scarf, if I make the rows and ridges along the whole length of the scarf, and not side to side? I was wondering if it is very flexible, or a little stiffer due to the half double crochet (US) plus the ridges. Would a double crochet stitch (US) make it more flexible for a scarf? Anyone's helpful reply is welcome. Thank you.
I’m glad you like it 😊 It would make a lovely scarf I think, with the stitch worked lengthways instead of widthways as you describe. I’d recommend making up a small swatch first in your chosen yarn and hook; if it’s a bit stiff you could try going up a hook size as this will give the fabric more drape.
I'd learned this stitch in the 1980's---all the Camel crochet stitches, actually---but lost the pattern books I had from back then, and subsequently forgot how to do camel crochet altogether. Your instructions are so clear and easy to understand, I was able to pick it up again without issues. I've been crocheting for nearly 49 years (will be that in January, 2022), and while I know a great many patterns in my memory, I really enjoy learning, and relearning, various patterns. Thank you for your clear and excellent video instructions.
Love the pattern. You make it look and sound so easy. I have found crocheting difficult, as always knitted. I keep trying and your tutorials are always inspiring and educational. Thank you! Will keep practicing. One day who knows, I may make something that looks half decent.
very well done I am going to have a go at this. Your tutorial is very clear and understandable thank you keep up the good work. I'm going to do a blanket with this paten.
This was a very easy tutorial to follow I will say that keeping it loose is better then tightening it bc I like to keep my work tight but makeing it tight makes it harder to get into those back loops
super love the tutorial!! can u please do a tutorial on how to decrease a cam stitch? 😅 wanted to try a project with this stitch but im scared ill mess up
Thank you, I'm glad you like it 😊 You can decrease the camel stitch in the same way as you would a normal half treble crochet, as the stitch is exactly the same, just worked into a different place. You could also practise by making a small swatch first before you start a larger project.
Thanks for the very detailed tutorial! I have a question about the camel stitch, is it grouped as a yarn eater stitch? Or comparably is average? Thanks again!!
I was making a poncho, and I did the first panel with the knit stitch.. Then I realized this looks nicer so i did this instead with the second panel. Realized too late that the camel stitch panel is a lot shorter! Same amount of yarn used, but this makes it tighter i guess, and it makes a difference on a big piece. Hoping blocking will even them out lol
Thank you!! I can always count on you to show a thorough tutorial on how to create a stitch or a combination of stitches. Your videos are valuable and very, very appreciated. 😊😊😊
It depends on what yarn and hook you’re using; I would make a small sample swatch (say twenty to thirty chains) that you can measure and use to work out how big you want it. Sending my best wishes for your friend 💕
I have found perfect wool and we need it 100cm width. Silly question cause I just made chains until it measured 100cm so have no idea how many why does one need multiples of 2 and if I don’t what impact would it have. Thanks so much for the guidance 😊
Hi kindly let me know which stitch can i combine with camel stich for a blanket _______ Would like to use two different stitches after every 10 rows So which stitch can i combine with the camel stitch
Thank you so much for this! I never use camel stage because when u get to the third row and all subsequent odd rows if you’re just doing it in the back loop it doesn’t give you a very pronounced “V”or rib like the first row does. Because the third loop is now in the front. Going into the diagonal loop on the odd Row is very smart. I’ve been trying to figure out a way to do camel stitch to make every row pop. I’ve instead been doing a different stitch where are you do a slip stitch in between each double crochet. But it takes much longer than the camel stitch. I just couldn’t figure out how to work it to pop out on every row!
I was able to do the the first row after the row of HDC but had trouble with end stitch thee and just couldn’t figure out which part of the stitch to go into working into the back. My ends looked all over the place and it just seemed something wasn’t right. I have a lot of practice with lots of stitches and am not a novice, but I found this very hard.
Camel stitch definitely takes a bit of practise to get used to so don't give up 😊 I do have written instructions on my blog which might help you as there are some photos on there showing you where to place the stitches correctly, you can find it here: bellacococrochet.com/camel-stitch/
Thank u. U actually take the time to explain in detail. I have named u Princess Bella of projects domestic and foreign. 👸. I hope you do not mind. If I offended I apologize. U da bomb!
Muchas gracias . Es un bello modelo . Estoy haciendo las botitas y traduciendo el ´patrón. Espero me quede tan lindo como se ve. Saludos desde Colombia.
At the end of row 3, you suggested putting the hook into the back loop for the last stitch because it will help the side edge look better. Is this just on row 3, or should I be doing that at the end of row 2 also?
You are amazing ! I am a visual learner and have been struggling with written patterns for years. Watching your videos has launched a whole new world for me. I feel so empowered to take on all sorts of projects and learn all sorts of new stitches. You are such a good teacher. Things that were never clear to me before are now crystal clear. I just retired two months ago and my fourth grandbaby is due in a few weeks. What perfect timing for me to really believe I am now a good crocheter with endless projects ahead of me. I just finished a corner to corner blanket for the new baby and will start a big girl quilt for the one year old using the camel stitch Thank you!.
You are very welcome and well done for not giving up :)
❤
I am also, once I see a crochet stitch once I remember it forever
I was looking for a stitch that created a subtle ribbed look for cuffs and collars on jumpers and this is perfect! Thank you, this is super helpful :)
You are very welcome :)
Where do you sell these jumpers lol
Wonderful, the name of the stitch caught my attention, the camel stitch. We own a herd of camels that my father adored until he died. I pray to God for him always in heaven.🌹
Oh that's so awesome 👌
💝
🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️ 🙏
I miss my Daddy too
That is so sweet. If you are a believer and your dad was a believer, he is In Christ and In you. Because when we hear and believe the True Gospel, we get God living In us! We are Born again, Passed from death to LIFE! Because these flesh bodies go back to the dust, but if we have God In us, He IS LIFE, and so our Spirit Is Alive In Him, and can Never Die.
1Cor 3:16- Know ye not that ye are the temple of God and that the Spirit of God dwelleth IN you?
John 4:24- GOD IS A SPIRIT and they that worship Him Must Worship Him In Spirit And In Truth.
1Tim 1:17- Now unto the King Eternal, Immortal, INVISIBLE, the ONLY Wise GOD, be honour and glory for ever and ever, Amen.
1Tim 2:5- For There is ONE GOD and One Mediator between GOD and men, the Man Christ Jesus;
Col 2:9- For IN Him Dwelleth all the Fullness of the Godhead bodily.
This world ( flesh) is temporal. ( temporary).
Everything we see with our eyes is temporary.
2Cor 4:18- While we look Not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are NOT SEEN: for the things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are NOT SEEN Are ETERNAL.
God who IS a Spirit, was IN Jesus. Jesus died for the sins of the world, ( GOD is a Spirit and Can never die),was buried, and on the third day God Raised him from the dead according to the scriptures.
We Only Need to Believe this Truth, and God Will also Raise up us! He puts His Spirit ( Eternal Life) IN us believers! And we ARE SAVED! WE ARE Passed from Death to LIFE!
It is instantaneous! HE Is IN us, and We IN Him! And so shall we ever be with the Lord! He will Never Leave us or Forsake us! No Works, No Rituals, No Religion!!!
He has ALREADY Forgiven us of Every sin we ever did and Will Do. It is a FREE GIFT. It IS FINISHED.
God Is here Right Now, IN every Believer!!! His Word Is Spirit and It Is LIFE!! Hear the Gospel Word, and Believe, and be SAVED! We believers are already seen in heavenly places!! We just can’t see with our Carnal Eyes! But this world is but a vapor. We Must Be Born Again by the Word of God. I hope that you will Hear and Believe, because He is IN me, and In All Believers! Glory to God!
❤️ 🌺 🐑 🌳 ☀️
May the camels lead him❤
I love this! I made one blanket and ran right out for yarn for another. With 9 grandkids from mid 20’s to 4 year olds, I can keep quite busy with this. (Everyone wants the first one.). I like how you film and instruct! Thank you! I’ll try this one.
Thank you :)
Thank you for explaining this so very well. This explains why my previous work was never finished; I wasn't getting that complete ridge look. I will be subscribing to your tutorials. Thank you again!
You're very welcome, and I'm glad it was helpful to you :)
This video is perfect in explaining this technique, the camera is correctly focused on the stitches and the speed of showing the stitches is excellent so we can see which stitch should we leave or start from. I wonder if you you can have darker background when using light colours and vice versa to be seen easily. Beautiful video! Thank you.
You are very welcome and I will take your comments into consideration :)
I hope you had a nice St. Valentine's Day! Love the way it looks! I like it better than the knit stitch!
Love love love this!! I had never thought I could do this kind of stich within 2 weeks of learning crochet.. And believe me, i have tried every video available on you tube to learn, nothing matches yours!! At all!! Thank you so much! Stay blessed!
You are so very welcome :)
Wow, this is my first time finding your tutorial for any crocheting and it is very understandable! I love that you put time to pause between each row and the fact that you also talk about it afterwards :) Great work, you also speak loud enough and that helps so much!! I'm subscribed and can't wait to watch more!!!!
Thank you so much :)
She is so amazing love watching every video learning a lot of things i didn't know love her channel
💙💙💙
Exactly what I was looking for! I was working rows of HDC thinking “there must be a way to bring that extra loop to the front, sort of like ribbing”. The camel stitch! Clearly explained as always, thank you!
You're very welcome :)
I am a beginner who just started in November with a chunky hand knit blanket. I have now got my brain to understand how to do designs such as this. Thank you for the tutorial
You are very welcome :)
I can’t believe I’m just finding out about this stitch!!! Thank you for a lovely and easy to follow stitch tutorial!! ❤❤
You're welcome :)
You do great tutorials. The stitches are very clearly explained for the novice and the more advanced crocheter. Thank you for introducing so much variety into my work.
Thank you and you're very welcome :)
I was Lost in the Middle of a project and Until I viewed this Video . . Thanks so very Much for your clear very clear instructions!!
You're very welcome :)
Thank You for Your explicit directions on every project! Yours is the best channel on TH-cam for crocheting!
Thanks so much 😊
I did this stitch and I love the back of it so much.
This is so cool. How did we learn before TH-cam? Fast forward from when you created this, and in January 2022 Aunt Bec’s Creations is leading a bunch of us through some of her favorite crochet stitches. She has, of course, discovered Bella Coco as an outstanding teacher, and so here we all are. Thank you for this very clear video.
You are so very welcome :)
Thank you. Been crocheting for 55 years. Very much enjoyed your video. What ever gave you thumbs down should be ashamed of themselves. ❤
You are very welcome :)
you are the best . I. was searching for this tutorial ,but can't pick up their instructions . But yours as very clear . thank you
You are welcome :)
Thank you for showing me this Camel stitch. This has given me another beautiful stitch to add to my list of stitches to choose from. Keep up the fantastic work. Thank you
You are very welcome :)
You are showing how to do it so clearly and simply thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😊
I am from India. Searching for a tutorial. Suddenly came across your channel. So beautifully taught. It's so easy to understand. Thank you souch❤❤
You are very welcome :)
I love how you fully explain any stitch you make for both right hand left handed people .. I have learned the basics thanks to you .. but I have only ever followed tutorials and I’m getting some understanding of the stitches now well the basic ones but I have never followed a pattern .. could you please do a tutorial for us newbies on how to follow a pattern if this is possible thank you xx
Thank you and this is already on my list to do as soon as possible :)
Thank you! I've got to repair a knit sweater and this stich looks perfect for making a patch!
You're very welcome :)
I love your tutorials. Your voice is SO soothing ...
Thank you for showing this stitch. I tried to teach myself how to do it from written instructions, but couldn’t work it out. Watching your video makes it all clear. Thank you.
You are very welcome :)
first video that explaines you switch the side of the third loops! Very nice and well explained, thank you!
You're very welcome :)
Thank you for describing the camel Stitch. You're very clear to understand. I'm going to try this and I appreciate your time.
You're very welcome :)
I have fallen in love with this stitch and I am going to use it for so many things. My wheels are turning. Thank you so much and I really appreciate you.
You're very welcome :)
This is an excellent video. She did a fantastic job with instructions and demonstration. The yarn used gives viewer a clear understanding of where to direct hook. I will definitely use her tutorials for future products. Thank you for the help👏👏👏👏
Thank you and you're very welcome :)
Ohhhhhhhhh.....this is lovely! And not as difficult as I thought. Thank you! Your instructions are very easy to understand.
You are very welcome :)
Hi I just tried this today for my Valentine's blanket it works fast and it's easy. One problem on the beginning end it is curving but the rest is not curving. My tension has been loose and steady
Thank you for sharing this is so easy I love the effect it gives!!!
You’re welcome, I’m glad you like it! 😊 I’m not sure which end you mean but if it’s the bottom where you did your starting chain, it means your chain stitches are too tight - you can solve it by going up a hook size just for the chain stitches. If it’s the sides, you can try adding a border.
@BellaCoco
Hi Bella , I was wondering, if you wouldn't get a more streamlined effect, if you instead of the vertical loop instead used the 'first loop' (when looking at the stitch from the top it's the loop at the right side, towards the wrong side) on top of the row?? Because when I look closely at your swatch, every second cable have 3 bars instead of 2.
I have used the back loop effect before, that's why I'm considering this.
I really like your videos, so keep up the good work.
Sincerely Pia, Denmark
I really like this stitch!! It kinda looks like a knit and purl rib.
Yes it does a little doesn't it :)
I love your channel! As a complete beginner (just started a week ago!) I successfully made a small basket weave blanket for my girls’ dolls and am trying this stitch now for another doll blanket. Row 3 is really making me stumble though; any other advice for being successful on this row? Thank you so much for excellent videos! 💛
Thank you so much, I'm so glad I've helped you in your crochet journey 😊 For camel stitch, I would recommend taking a look at the written instructions on my blog here: bellacococrochet.com/camel-stitch/ in conjunction with the video, as it contains some photos to show you where to work your stitches. Let me know if you need more help 😊
Hi, just want to say thank you for making your tutorials so easy to follow! I’ve just started crocheting and am in the process of making a throw. I’ve had to unpick it back to the first row due to making what I now know (watching your common mistakes video!) are common mistakes. Fingers crossed this time it turns out better! Oh...love seeing all your different nail colours too...they always look fab! 😁 x
You're very welcome :)
Lovely pattern. Will crochet a scarf for my dad using this pattern.
Thank you I'm sure your Dad will love it :)
Thank You So Much, You Went Step By Step at a Good Pace, .I Love This Tutorial. I will take a pic of the rug mat I made with it and the blanket I am making..
You are very welcome :)
That looks really lovely.. I love it so much that I would like to try it out for my next project.. Thank you so much for sharing your pattern Bella🥰 God bless to you & your family
You’re very welcome 😊
Thank you for this very clear demonstration of camel stitch. It's one I've not tried or come across until today on a scarf pattern for a doll by Carola Herbst. Definitely easier to learn when you watch someone else doing it first
You're very welcome :)
My goodness, always excellent tutorials, I have learnt sooo much from you!!! Thank you from Costa Rica! Hug!
You are very welcome :)
Have you ever tried Nalbinding? I would REALLY love to learn it from you!
Thank you. Can you use a larger needle and not damage the finished affect of the stitch? I normally use a nine needle.
You can use a larger hook for this if you prefer 😊 The best way is to try it out and see whether you like how it looks.
Fantastic explanation and demo. Thank you 😊
I agree... well explained and beautifully captured. Thank you! Carol - CT
You are very welcome :)
I have been crocheting the single crochet stitch and wanted to learn something else like the half double half treble. I watched the your video several times until I learned it. I like the camel braided stitch.
Crochet is practice and patience so well done for trying different stitches :)
This stitch is beautiful! I don't think I've ever heard of it before. Would this work up well as a scarf, if I make the rows and ridges along the whole length of the scarf, and not side to side? I was wondering if it is very flexible, or a little stiffer due to the half double crochet (US) plus the ridges. Would a double crochet stitch (US) make it more flexible for a scarf? Anyone's helpful reply is welcome. Thank you.
I’m glad you like it 😊 It would make a lovely scarf I think, with the stitch worked lengthways instead of widthways as you describe. I’d recommend making up a small swatch first in your chosen yarn and hook; if it’s a bit stiff you could try going up a hook size as this will give the fabric more drape.
Love your tutorials and think I've chosen a new stitch to learn . Thankyou.
You're welcome :)
Easy to follow crochet blanket perfect for gifts love it
I really enjoy your tutorials. Very easy to follow for a beginner
Thank you :)
I'd learned this stitch in the 1980's---all the Camel crochet stitches, actually---but lost the pattern books I had from back then, and subsequently forgot how to do camel crochet altogether.
Your instructions are so clear and easy to understand, I was able to pick it up again without issues. I've been crocheting for nearly 49 years (will be that in January, 2022), and while I know a great many patterns in my memory, I really enjoy learning, and relearning, various patterns.
Thank you for your clear and excellent video instructions.
You are very welcome :)
This will make an adorable hat. 😍 (I am in love with everything half double((half treble)) right now.)
Love the pattern. You make it look and sound so easy. I have found crocheting difficult, as always knitted. I keep trying and your tutorials are always inspiring and educational. Thank you! Will keep practicing. One day who knows, I may make something that looks half decent.
Keep trying, it is worth it. 🤗
You're very welcome, just remember that crochet is patience and practice, let me know how you get on and if you need any help :)
Bella Coco thank u so much. I will keep trying. 😊
Sandŕa Griffiths thank u, I will! 😊
very well done I am going to have a go at this. Your tutorial is very clear and understandable thank you keep up the good work. I'm going to do a blanket with this paten.
Glad it was helpful :)
Thank you so much for your video. Your teaching method is very useful and easy to follow 👍 well done Allah bless you Aameen
You are very welcome :)
Luv your instructionwith Pause feature. Awesome tutorial.
Thanks so much :)
Such a cool stitch. I have to try it? Can you also do a tutorial on the fisherman stitch? Thanks.
I love this stitch! It will be really nice for a cowl.
5 Stars. Love the way you explain things.
Thank you so much :)
Love your tutorials
Learnt a lot
I am a crochet lover
Thank you :)
Beautiful stitch and easy to follow demo. Thank you!
You are very welcome :)
I thank you for taking your time this was so easy to learn love 💘 the way you teach thank you
You are very welcome :)
This was a very easy tutorial to follow I will say that keeping it loose is better then tightening it bc I like to keep my work tight but makeing it tight makes it harder to get into those back loops
I'm so glad that it has helped you :)
Such a beautiful stitch!! I’m enjoying your channel. I’m making it a goal to learn a new stitch every month this year! Your videos are helpful
I'm so glad that they have been of help to you. Good luck with your crochet journey :)
Any suggestions on color changes on this stitch without messing with the ribbing?
super love the tutorial!! can u please do a tutorial on how to decrease a cam stitch? 😅 wanted to try a project with this stitch but im scared ill mess up
Thank you, I'm glad you like it 😊 You can decrease the camel stitch in the same way as you would a normal half treble crochet, as the stitch is exactly the same, just worked into a different place. You could also practise by making a small swatch first before you start a larger project.
@@bellacococrochet thank you so much 😍😍 your videos have helped me progress a lot!!
This pattern is nice and easy to work with in the round because you only have to do that first row! It's great for wrist warmers or coozies.
Beautiful.. Can you please make a video of how to do this stitch in rounds.. I want to make a bag with this stitch..
Lovely stitch. It will be really nice for a baby blanket.
Thanks for the very detailed tutorial! I have a question about the camel stitch, is it grouped as a yarn eater stitch? Or comparably is average?
Thanks again!!
You're very welcome 😊 I would say this stitch is quite average in the amount of yarn it uses.
@@bellacococrochet thanks a lot for your reply!!
Very interesting stitch Sarah-Jayne. So pretty! Thanks for sharing!
You're very welcome :)
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I was making a poncho, and I did the first panel with the knit stitch.. Then I realized this looks nicer so i did this instead with the second panel. Realized too late that the camel stitch panel is a lot shorter! Same amount of yarn used, but this makes it tighter i guess, and it makes a difference on a big piece. Hoping blocking will even them out lol
Thank you!! I can always count on you to show a thorough tutorial on how to create a stitch or a combination of stitches. Your videos are valuable and very, very appreciated. 😊😊😊
You are very welcome :)
Awesome. If I need to make it big enough to cover lap and legs for a friend doing chemo how many chains would you start with.
It depends on what yarn and hook you’re using; I would make a small sample swatch (say twenty to thirty chains) that you can measure and use to work out how big you want it. Sending my best wishes for your friend 💕
I have found perfect wool and we need it 100cm width. Silly question cause I just made chains until it measured 100cm so have no idea how many why does one need multiples of 2 and if I don’t what impact would it have. Thanks so much for the guidance 😊
Me encanta este punto.
Gracias,
Carmen💞
Eres muy bienvenida :)
Thank you so much .very seamless to understand, for a beginner
Hi kindly let me know which stitch can i combine with camel stich for a blanket
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Would like to use two different stitches after every 10 rows
So which stitch can i combine with the camel stitch
I'm glad it was helpful :)
Which stitch can i combine with camel stitch
You are amazing, thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge.
You are very welcome :)
Thank you so much for this! I never use camel stage because when u get to the third row and all subsequent odd rows if you’re just doing it in the back loop it doesn’t give you a very pronounced “V”or rib like the first row does. Because the third loop is now in the front. Going into the diagonal loop on the odd Row is very smart. I’ve been trying to figure out a way to do camel stitch to make every row pop. I’ve instead been doing a different stitch where are you do a slip stitch in between each double crochet. But it takes much longer than the camel stitch. I just couldn’t figure out how to work it to pop out on every row!
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I was able to do the the first row after the row of HDC but had trouble with end stitch thee and just couldn’t figure out which part of the stitch to go into working into the back. My ends looked all over the place and it just seemed something wasn’t right. I have a lot of practice with lots of stitches and am not a novice, but I found this very hard.
Camel stitch definitely takes a bit of practise to get used to so don't give up 😊 I do have written instructions on my blog which might help you as there are some photos on there showing you where to place the stitches correctly, you can find it here: bellacococrochet.com/camel-stitch/
I love all your tutorials…thank you!
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Thank u. U actually take the time to explain in detail. I have named u Princess Bella of projects domestic and foreign. 👸. I hope you do not mind. If I offended I apologize. U da bomb!
You are very welcome and I'm not offended at all :)
Thank you for teaching this. You did a great job.❤ I just shared this video on Pinterest!❤
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This is my favorite stitch ❤🎉
It's a lovely stitch isn't it :)
What a really nice stitch! Thank you very much!!
You're welcome :)
Thank you for this video.
May I know how many chains do I need to start for actual scarf please? (For men)
It really depends on what type of yarn you are using, your hook size and your personal tension. If you chain until you get the the size you need :)
this is an awesome and easy tutorial!! I love your videos
Thank you so much :)
@@bellacococrochet OMG THANK YOU FOR REPLYING!!! :)))
Muchas gracias . Es un bello modelo . Estoy haciendo las botitas y traduciendo el ´patrón. Espero me quede tan lindo como se ve. Saludos desde Colombia.
De nada :)
This was extremely helpful. Thank you so much.
You are very welcome :)
Can't wait to try this stich! and by the way great close up, it helps to see exactly what you are referring to. Love all your tutorials :)
Thank you so much :)
If making a blanket, do you do strips or can you just make it that wide on initial width?
You would just make your starting chain to the width that you require for your blanket 😊
I absolutely love this!!!
This is a beautiful stitch.
Thank you :)
Love the look. Great tutorial. I can tell this is a tedious and not easy work flow thou.
Thanks so much 😊
love u bella coco and your vids
Thank you so much :)
Fantastic stitch thank you
You are welcome 😊
Another great tutorial thanks. I'll be making my next project a blanket using this stitch x
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At the end of row 3, you suggested putting the hook into the back loop for the last stitch because it will help the side edge look better. Is this just on row 3, or should I be doing that at the end of row 2 also?
I would work into the back loop at the end of row 3 and for subsequent rows after that 😊
@@bellacococrochet Thank-you.
Watched so many videos, and no one mentioned the wrong side vs. the right side of work!!!
Love the stitch and as always love the way you teach 👍
I love the way you do your tutorials, great job as usual. One thing though, trying this stitch make my left hand cramp. :-) Thank you!
Thank you :)