I love your style of crocheting, your choice of hooks and the exact way that you describe the stitch. This will give me some super thick fabric for kitchen or even bath projects. Thanks 🙏🏽
I really like this stitch...I have tons of cotton yarn and this stitch will really eat it up. Great wash cloth project. Plus its really beautiful with just the right amount to texture. Once again...Great tutorial.
This is so close to the star stitch, but I like it better because the wrong side looks as good as the right side. In the original star stitch, the wrong side looks awful, imo, so I won't do it. Thanks a lot. I can now do the star stitch, and it looks great on either side. :)
Thanks for the instructions for making the thicker stitch! This one will make a huge difference in how my projects are going to come out! My only questions for you is this: Is this thick enough that I won't need to make stuff double sided? If I was wanting to make anything double sided after using this particular stitch, what would you recommend I use to join the sides together? Lastly, aside from the fact that I have to use cotton yarn, what weight would you recommend for making the pot holders etc? I was thinking that medium would probably be good but I just wanted to ask your opinion. Thanks
Using this to make my toddler and a friend's toddler purses. Thank you ❣️
Looks like the star stitch. Very nice
LOVE LOVE LOVE this stitch. Nice and thick.
Perfect!!! ❤😍❤😍
Wonderful tutorial! Clear in every respect and a unique item too.Thank you.
This is very nice! Sounds great for hot pads as you point out! Thanks for sharing!
I love your style of crocheting, your choice of hooks and the exact way that you describe the stitch. This will give me some super thick fabric for kitchen or even bath projects. Thanks 🙏🏽
Lovely stitch and thank you for explaining it so clearly 🇦🇺
I really like this stitch...I have tons of cotton yarn and this stitch will really eat it up. Great wash cloth project. Plus its really beautiful with just the right amount to texture. Once again...Great tutorial.
You just pulled me back into crochet, thank you!
Love your lime Furls hook!
Thanks! I love it too!
Omg I love this. tY so much for sharing this. I have saved this.
This is so close to the star stitch, but I like it better because the wrong side looks as good as the right side. In the original star stitch, the wrong side looks awful, imo, so I won't do it. Thanks a lot. I can now do the star stitch, and it looks great on either side. :)
Thanks for the instructions for making the thicker stitch! This one will make a huge difference in how my projects are going to come out! My only questions for you is this:
Is this thick enough that I won't need to make stuff double sided? If I was wanting to make anything double sided after using this particular stitch, what would you recommend I use to join the sides together? Lastly, aside from the fact that I have to use cotton yarn, what weight would you recommend for making the pot holders etc? I was thinking that medium would probably be good but I just wanted to ask your opinion. Thanks
How much stretch is there to this stitch? I was wondering if it could be utilized in a sweater.
Yeah, I'm going to turn this into a yarn bowl. Thanks!
Also, what hook is that? I'm a sucker for green.
Where did you get your hook? In comments on supplies you like at Amazon link only shows full aluminum hooks.
Why do you only go into front loop of some and both loops (the whole “v”) of others? I can’t tell clearly which ones is which from video either.
Some are going into the original chain that she’s going through front loops and into the front loop of the stitch before.
Love this pattern but I’m also having a hard time determining which are front loop and which we go through both.
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I love this.... But I think this will eat up a lot of yarn :(
Yikes this is a monster yarn eater!!