Absolutely. This is one of my all time favorites :) I have a question regarding a pattern I once found, which was a shell stitch triangular shawl. I haven't been able to find it, but it was so cool! You start with the long end, and then decrease the shells in each row after that until you finally get down to the small tip of the shawl. Do you know of a way to duplicate this? Or, have you ever seen this pattern? Thanks! This is one pattern that got away from me that I miss the most. I liked it so much because each row got smaller and smaller and felt very satisfying in a way that I haven't seen in other patterns. Cheers :)
I still have the first shawl I made and it was a triangular shaped shell stitch pattern. I wish I had that pattern, too. I could be wrong but I think it was on the back of the yarn package. It was my grandmother and aunt's pattern and they helped me with it❤️ (I was about 8 yrs old... guessing it was 1973 or 74 if that helps on locating pattern)
@@mwelch9555 I will definitely try looking for this in the more vintage patterns. I actually found this pattern online years ago, and i can't find it again to save my life. This one was SO easy! I love this one because you start with the longest side of the triangle, and work your way down to the final tip on the last row. When each row gets smaller, it just goes so fast. I will search for it until I find it, because it's driving me nuts Lol!
@@kristinradams7109 That would be called a "top down shawl." There are a decent number of patterns out there for them, but not a ton. For what it's worth, from a designing perspective, it's easier to accommodate more sizes for an audience (XS through 4X) by starting at the bottom point of a triangle shawl and just add more rows. XS might have 50 rows while a 4X might have 65 rows. With top down shawls, as a designer, you have to account for all the different possible widths with the initial chain.
@@naztazia Thank you so much! I appreciate your insight. That makes a lot of sense in terms of sizing. I love your videos. You're an awesome teacher, and I appreciate your response so much :)
I'm a hands on learner and I like that I can pause and go back, see exactly what I'm doing and compare with your simple narration. Thank you! Very beautiful.
I absolutely love this pattern! And I also love how you don't explain how to do every stitch as you do it. There is a time and a place for that but I have been crocheting for 50 years and I know exactly how to do the stitches and I just want to get to learning a pattern. Thanks for such a beautiful one today! 🌻
I just want to say I love this shell Stitch with that Row in between this is the best one I've seen in all my years of crocheting and that's a lot of years and you explain very well very well thank you
Ugh, thank you so much for not treating your audience like babies! I understand that some are beginners but these kind of tutorial doesn't need gradual and too much explanation --- as they should make advanced stitch/project if they are already knowledgeable of the basic stitches and abbreviation in crocheting.
I have had so much trouble learning the shell stitch but managed to learn this by watching bits of the video and reading the transcript and I feel so good about finally getting this stitch down to basics enough to practice it again
I can't wait to start crocheting, I do my bulk crocheting starting fall all thru Winter this is my first project as a baby blanket for my new granddaughter. Thank you
To slow down the video, touch the screen, touch settings symbol in the upper right hand corner. You will see a list of options, select play back speed to slow. Someone taught me so I am sharing the information, be blessed. 🙏
I love this pattern, thank you so very much! I am making this as a massive blanket out of multiple colors because it is so fast and easy. wonderful share thank you again.
This is such a pretty pattern! I'm kind of new to crocheting and am learning the shell stitches. You explained this so well. The only thing is I'll have to rewatch it a few times because you move your hands so fast. 😆 I hope once I give this a try my patterns look similar to yours.
Slowing it down is helping tremendously! Specially now that you can zoom in on TH-cam videos. I'm able to see what I couldn't see as well before. I am however thinking about starting over to loosen my starting chain a bit and to swap colors from turquoise and cream in my second row like you did to help me distinguish what I'm doing better. So far so good though. I'm super excited to be creating a shell pattern! Aside from basic stitches I've only learned the V stitch prior to the shell. 🙂
I have been following you for years and I love how you teach us these awesome patterns. I am sharing your videos with my grandchildren and they love how easy you make it. Thank you.
Oh my goodness! This is so beautiful! This is my first watch of your videos & I am so impressed by how clear & concise you are. I understood perfectly. I am excited about watching and sharing more of your videos. Thank you for sharing!!
I love these shell which, I've done a few in baby rugs......I'm going to do another of your pattern as i like this one so much, using my different colours of yarn........starting from this week...( hopefully ) 💚💙🧡💜❤
I found your video very helpful Clear and persistent, very well done. I will see what other videos are available. I look forward to learning more. Thank you
GOD bless you forever, sweetheart🙏 You are Professional Crocheted🙏💖 I love your crochet very much So beautiful, very elegant, so💖🤍💝 organized & very very very unique. Thank you so much, sweetheart Have a great days & night's🙏
I have made so many blankets, flowers and ornaments. Last year I made that little crochet baskets with tiny balls…it turned so cute! I love shells and love this. Have you heard of Catherine wheel? I found it in a book but can’t figure out how to end each row! Of course I will be making this as a blanket!
Luckily i got yiur channel its very clear how you do and explain. Thank you so much for sharing. another nice handmade chrochet. Full pack done stay connected.❤️
Beautiful shell stitch. I would like to know why my circular motifs get curled. Could please tell me how many chains we must increase in every circle in a round motifs.
I'm a big fan of shell stitch patterns for crochet, how about you?
Absolutely. This is one of my all time favorites :) I have a question regarding a pattern I once found, which was a shell stitch triangular shawl. I haven't been able to find it, but it was so cool! You start with the long end, and then decrease the shells in each row after that until you finally get down to the small tip of the shawl. Do you know of a way to duplicate this? Or, have you ever seen this pattern? Thanks! This is one pattern that got away from me that I miss the most. I liked it so much because each row got smaller and smaller and felt very satisfying in a way that I haven't seen in other patterns. Cheers :)
I still have the first shawl I made and it was a triangular shaped shell stitch pattern. I wish I had that pattern, too. I could be wrong but I think it was on the back of the yarn package. It was my grandmother and aunt's pattern and they helped me with it❤️ (I was about 8 yrs old... guessing it was 1973 or 74 if that helps on locating pattern)
@@mwelch9555 I will definitely try looking for this in the more vintage patterns. I actually found this pattern online years ago, and i can't find it again to save my life. This one was SO easy! I love this one because you start with the longest side of the triangle, and work your way down to the final tip on the last row. When each row gets smaller, it just goes so fast. I will search for it until I find it, because it's driving me nuts Lol!
@@kristinradams7109 That would be called a "top down shawl." There are a decent number of patterns out there for them, but not a ton. For what it's worth, from a designing perspective, it's easier to accommodate more sizes for an audience (XS through 4X) by starting at the bottom point of a triangle shawl and just add more rows. XS might have 50 rows while a 4X might have 65 rows. With top down shawls, as a designer, you have to account for all the different possible widths with the initial chain.
@@naztazia Thank you so much! I appreciate your insight. That makes a lot of sense in terms of sizing. I love your videos. You're an awesome teacher, and I appreciate your response so much :)
I'm a hands on learner and I like that I can pause and go back, see exactly what I'm doing and compare with your simple narration. Thank you! Very beautiful.
Wonderful!
Oh me to! I need that to know how to make it! Thank you for saying that!❤!
This is so much nicer than the shell stitches stacked on top of each other.
This is THE BEST shell stitch tutorial I have ever seen - looks so neat and precise. So much prettier than many of the other shell stitches!
Thanks so much 😊
Hi, I love your shell your pattern but, how do I find your how to's on here? I need to watch someone show me how to crochet it?
I could watch you all day. You are the best teacher
Thank you!
I absolutely love this pattern! And I also love how you don't explain how to do every stitch as you do it. There is a time and a place for that but I have been crocheting for 50 years and I know exactly how to do the stitches and I just want to get to learning a pattern. Thanks for such a beautiful one today! 🌻
Happy to help!
I just want to say I love this shell Stitch with that Row in between this is the best one I've seen in all my years of crocheting and that's a lot of years and you explain very well very well thank you
Ugh, thank you so much for not treating your audience like babies! I understand that some are beginners but these kind of tutorial doesn't need gradual and too much explanation --- as they should make advanced stitch/project if they are already knowledgeable of the basic stitches and abbreviation in crocheting.
This is a perfect tutorial. Thank you so much for moving quickly through the pattern! I'm using it to make a toilet paper cover for my mom.
Finally i have found a beautifull.shell stitch that i understand.
Thankyou for shareing youre talent.
Happy to help!
I have had so much trouble learning the shell stitch but managed to learn this by watching bits of the video and reading the transcript and I feel so good about finally getting this stitch down to basics enough to practice it again
Wonderful!
I can't wait to start crocheting, I do my bulk crocheting starting fall all thru Winter this is my first project as a baby blanket for my new granddaughter. Thank you
To slow down the video, touch the screen, touch settings symbol in the upper right hand corner. You will see a list of options, select play back speed to slow. Someone taught me so I am sharing the information, be blessed. 🙏
Thanks very much this is a. Lovely stitch different than the usual shell stitch patterns. I love shell stitches.. 😊😊😊
Using this to help make a travel pouch for myself and it's going well! Thank you.
I love how clear and simple you are easy to follow thank you
You make these tutorials so easy to follow! Thank you so much!!
Glad you like them!
Love the look of this shell pattern.
Love your videos you explain everything so clearly and the videos are not long like some others thank you , you are favourite 😊
I like the colors that you pick and they are so pretty I'm trying to do one and I'm still on the first row
I love this pattern, thank you so very much! I am making this as a massive blanket out of multiple colors because it is so fast and easy. wonderful share thank you again.
Thank you very much. I love watching ang learning your tutorials. Now I'm enjoying working with my project. 💖💖💖
Beyond beautiful!! Thank you for sharing!! Have a Blessed day!! 💜🤗🤗💜
Thank you! You too!
This crocheted pattern and colors are absolutely stunning. Thank you for demonstrating how you made it.
Oh my gosh, love the color combinations. Positively beautiful
Thank you so much!
This is such a pretty pattern! I'm kind of new to crocheting and am learning the shell stitches. You explained this so well. The only thing is I'll have to rewatch it a few times because you move your hands so fast. 😆 I hope once I give this a try my patterns look similar to yours.
TH-cam also has a "slow down" setting too if needed - click on the gear icon, and set playback speed to .5 or .25.
@@naztazia I didn't even think about TH-cam giving play speed options. Thank you for the advice, I will definitely try that!
Slowing it down is helping tremendously! Specially now that you can zoom in on TH-cam videos. I'm able to see what I couldn't see as well before. I am however thinking about starting over to loosen my starting chain a bit and to swap colors from turquoise and cream in my second row like you did to help me distinguish what I'm doing better. So far so good though. I'm super excited to be creating a shell pattern! Aside from basic stitches I've only learned the V stitch prior to the shell. 🙂
This stitch is gorgeous i love the way you explain
Absolutely love this and the simplicity of your pattern. Making a full size Afghan for my granddaughter. Thank you so much for sharing.
How many did you chain to begin for an afghan?
Thank you. That is a beautiful pattern and so well explained.
Thank you! 😊
Wonderful work 👏 fantastic from Trinidad and Tobago west Indies 🇹🇹 👏 👍
Many thanks!
I have been following you for years and I love how you teach us these awesome patterns. I am sharing your videos with my grandchildren and they love how easy you make it. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing!!
Oh my goodness! This is so beautiful! This is my first watch of your videos & I am so impressed by how clear & concise you are. I understood perfectly. I am excited about watching and sharing more of your videos. Thank you for sharing!!
Hi Donna!l Nice pattern love it thank you for shering
Thank you so much for sharing! I've been looking for the perfect pattern for a pride blanket
Glad it was helpful!
Love this stitch ❤ it's gorgeous!
Thanks so much!
Thank you, Donna! I love your videos and you are my very favorite crochet/craft teacher on YT! :)
Always happy to help!
Hi Donna, such a beautiful shell stitch. TY for this tutorial. 🧶🫂
You are so welcome!
you are sooo talented and thank you for your beautiful patterns I am about to start shell stich pattern thank you
Awesome video, easy to follow. My result was great. Thanx
Great to hear!
Great tutorial! 👍🏻 Thanks
Really pretty. Finally someone who holds their hook the same way as me lol
So beautiful. Thank you for sharing
You make it look so easy.
I love these shell which, I've done a few in baby rugs......I'm going to do another of your pattern as i like this one so much, using my different colours of yarn........starting from this week...( hopefully ) 💚💙🧡💜❤
Wonderful!
Oh! This is just like the crocodile stitch, just flatter. (& with less contorting the work as you crochet! 😂)
Outstanding teacher. I will be sharing and liking. Thank you very much for sharing
Awesome, thank you!
I found your video very helpful Clear and persistent, very well done. I will see what other videos are available. I look forward to learning more. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you. That is a different shell stitch pattern than I learned before . I will give this a try. Looks beautiful. ❤
Nice pattern love from India 🇮🇳 ♥️
GOD bless you forever, sweetheart🙏
You are Professional Crocheted🙏💖
I love your crochet very much
So beautiful, very elegant, so💖🤍💝 organized & very very very unique. Thank you so much, sweetheart
Have a great days & night's🙏
Thank you for your kindness!
BEAUTIFUL PATTERN. THANK YOU SO MUCH. 😘
Wow... that's awesome 😎 I love it 💞💞💞💞💞thank you for sharing this beautiful ❤️ pattern ma'am 👍🏻🤝
Thank you 😊
Amazing pattern, amazing colour
I love this!! ❤️
Thanks so much!
Beautiful pattern n lovely colors.
Very beautiful 👌
Thank you! Cheers!
Great teacher 🙂
Thank you
Thank you! 😃
This is beautiful
I love your tutorials 😍 💕
Thank you so much!!
I enjoy your videos. Their realistic and helpful.
I appreciate that!
Love your tutorials ❤
Love this pattern...great job with color placement 👍
Thank you! 😊
I have made so many blankets, flowers and ornaments. Last year I made that little crochet baskets with tiny balls…it turned so cute! I love shells and love this. Have you heard of Catherine wheel? I found it in a book but can’t figure out how to end each row! Of course I will be making this as a blanket!
Yep... made a video several years ago for it th-cam.com/video/xaPgAo55RoY/w-d-xo.html
Oh so beautiful 😍
Very very good ❤️
Beautiful stitch! Thank you!❤
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for your tutorials 💞
You are so welcome!
Opet parada děkuji pěkně
Thank you so much
Luckily i got yiur channel its very clear how you do and explain. Thank you so much for sharing. another nice handmade chrochet. Full pack done stay connected.❤️
Thanks so much 😊
Great video thanks for sharing hugs and love
I absolutely love this thank you
I absolutely love this color pattern and I love the way you do your shell wish I would have known this YEARS ago love 💕 it thanks for sharing
Thank you for your kindness!
Beautiful work Naztazia 😍. I love your patterns. Keep shining 👍🏻
Thank you! 😊
This is beautiful. Thank you.
Love your work x
Thank you very well explaned
Happy to help!
Beautiful!!.. 😍
Beautiful thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful ❣
I've seen a few others ask in the comments but I didn't see an answer, how do you finish off the top to make it straight?
Me gusta esa punta es muy bonita, gracias por compartirla, 😀
Awesome pattern 👌 I love this ❤ 😍
Absolutely espectacular tutorial, clear beautiful. Suscribed. 😊
Thank you! 😍
Very beautiful ❤️
great work 🌹🌹🌹😘
뜨개질 패턴 정말 멋있어요 👍
I like this!
Q bonito todo lo q haces muchas gracias
Good 👍 ❤❤❤❤
Thanks 🤗
Thank you very much
Love! You do a great job!
Thank you so much!
Que hermoso punto, gracias ❤
Can you please make a border that matches the shell stitch blanket please and thank you.😊
Lovely tutorial. In order to make a skirt with this stitch, please what do you recommend I do about the chain count?
Beautiful shell stitch.
I would like to know why my circular motifs get curled. Could please tell me how many chains we must increase in every circle in a round motifs.
Does it matter what size hook I use as long as it's the recommended hook for the yarn I use? Thanks for another beautiful pattern.
nope go with recommended unless you want a tighter or looser look i suppose
Hi just wondering how you finish off the sides especially the side where you bring up the different colour yarns. Thanks
I love it