I have tried to work this with multiples of 6 (6 x 6 = 36 in total + 1) for yarn A and 6x6 = 36 + 4 for yarn B, and it just doesn't work out. I’ve tried it over and over and it doesn’t work out. There is one post short on both A and B. If I follow your example of 30 chains to begin like your sample it works out...so I have no idea why I can't get 36 to work out if it's multiples of 6 + 1 for yarn A and multiples of 6 + 4 for yarn B.
@@craftwithvan6272 Where can I send the pictures to? I tried it again today using 36 stitch count and it just doesn't work out. Edit: Sorry for the late response, I never received a notification saying you had responded
I just discovered you.🙋🏻♀️You are right it is beautiful. Thank you for showing & Sharing you talent & I love it. I am going to make this very soon as you gave me this idea 🎉🙏🏼
Hey Van! Thank you so much for this beautiful tutorial 💜 can you please tell me what the stitch multiple is? I'll really like to make something with this stitch for my mother
Hello Gaia Buttercup, since this is a repeating pattern, its more important to have the same amount of stitches for both colours. But to start, you'll need to work chain with multiples of 3. This will help to set up for next row ( dc, ch1). Hope this help to answer your question. Have fun with your new project. I am sure your mom will love it🤗
Yes, i have to skip a couple of chains with one of the colour so i can interlace the pattern. It is a beautiful pattern. I have made it into a bed spread for my son. He loves it. Thank you for your kind words. ❤️
Hello everyone, thank you so much for watching my tutorial. I hope you'll find this easy to follow. Please feel free to leave me a comment. 💕
I have tried to work this with multiples of 6 (6 x 6 = 36 in total + 1) for yarn A and 6x6 = 36 + 4 for yarn B, and it just doesn't work out. I’ve tried it over and over and it doesn’t work out. There is one post short on both A and B. If I follow your example of 30 chains to begin like your sample it works out...so I have no idea why I can't get 36 to work out if it's multiples of 6 + 1 for yarn A and multiples of 6 + 4 for yarn B.
@@justkay1097 can you send a picture of what you did?
@@craftwithvan6272 Where can I send the pictures to? I tried it again today using 36 stitch count and it just doesn't work out.
Edit: Sorry for the late response, I never received a notification saying you had responded
Hi Kay, please email me
@@justkay1097 Hi Kay, can you please email it to me.
I am looking forward to help you with this :)
Beautiful and very straightforward.♥️
Beautiful pattern thank you for sharing 🎉😂😊
Such a beautiful pattern, love it! Thank you for explaining things so well and for sharing this tutorial!
Diem, thank you so much🥰
I just discovered you.🙋🏻♀️You are right it is beautiful. Thank you for showing & Sharing you talent & I love it. I am going to make this very soon as you gave me this idea 🎉🙏🏼
Wonderful tutorial, thank you!
Thank you for such clear instructions. I have this stitch pattern in a book but couldn't quite make it work until I saw you do it. Very nice 😁
Thank you for your kind words❤️
Hi, this is so pretty! How do I increase or decrease the stitches to make a beanie please?
Thanks for sharing this tutorial ! Very helpfull!
Well done. Very informative
love this. do you have patterns that you use for your reversibles?
Hi Edith, sorry i dont have any patterns for this. However, i have been using it for baby blankets and infinity scarves. What do you suggest?
wow beautiful pattern 😍
Thank you for sharing 🤗🥰
Hi Suvi, good to hear from you. Thank you for watching my video👍😋
very nice to make placemats!
Hey Van! Thank you so much for this beautiful tutorial 💜 can you please tell me what the stitch multiple is? I'll really like to make something with this stitch for my mother
Hello Gaia Buttercup, since this is a repeating pattern, its more important to have the same amount of stitches for both colours. But to start, you'll need to work chain with multiples of 3. This will help to set up for next row ( dc, ch1).
Hope this help to answer your question. Have fun with your new project. I am sure your mom will love it🤗
hi thanks for the tutorial it is absolutly beautiful it looks like you are skipping two chains in the white or am I seeing things?
Yes, i have to skip a couple of chains with one of the colour so i can interlace the pattern. It is a beautiful pattern. I have made it into a bed spread for my son. He loves it. Thank you for your kind words. ❤️
Hello ♥️👌nice one👌👌
I am checking back in will you be making new videos. You are so good!!! Pray you are well.
Beautiful. I kept turning my phone to 'watch' the back of the pattern. 😂
Thank you Meryl! 😘
I love the pattern Van! Once stores are open I’ll pick up yarn to attempt at making a bedspread, what type of yarn would you suggest?
Cotton for summer acrylic or wool for winter. Let me know if you'll need help Have fun😘
Very complicated. But pretty.
This is jaw dropping amazing, WOW! I went to your page and didn't see anything new. I pray all is well with you. I did subscribe and rang the bell.
How do you finish off?
@@ashlynrose2815 to finish, you can use needle to sew the two sides together or do single crochet to combine both sides.
I love this pattern
Wow beautiful 🥰
Thanks Jen😘
So good!
Thank you😘
What are the multiples of this? I think you just said you were chaining x.
she said a multiple of 6
4 superrrrrrrrr
thanks you so much
💛👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽☺️
Hi, this is so pretty! How do I increase or decrease the stitches to make a beanie please?
@@ThePowarrior i haven't try to inc or dec with this pattern yet. Please share with us if you got it figured out. ❤️