I just love both these stitches, the single crochet version as well as the double crochet version. But if push comes to shove, then I would have to say that the double crochet version is my favourite. Thank you for putting these video tutorials up on TH-cam. I am a visual learner and have not been doing crochet all that long so this is very helpful for me. Thank you once again for this video in particular.
very nice finish. It is a very precise and clear tutorial, the camera are well set at a very good angle, so your crochet can be seen without any obstacles. That is a very successful skill. I like your knit too, it stays sharp all the times so I can see your hook goes in and out clearly. This is my first time to your video, I am impressed. Thank you.
You explained this so well! I was so nervous to try this stitch and I'm so glad I found this tutorial! My market bags are going to be better than ever with their new strap!
*liked* *subscribed* *in love* This has to be the best tutorial I’ve ever seen, clear, concise, and simple. I love that you included yourself continuing stitches after the explanation because repetition definitely helps the understanding and I didn’t have to re watch. I can’t wait to check out the rest of your channel!
Luxurious, plush texture. How comforting it looks. I can envision a baby blanket, white for a christening, being wrapped lovingly around a newborn. Thank you.
I came across your tutorial page today (1/11/2022), You are a precise and outstanding instructor (teacher). I will definitely learn how to do this stitch. Thank you!!!!
O" MY GOODNESS, I am in love with this stitch!!! Thank You for showing this stitch. I have been looking for the perfect stitch to do a sweater jacket and this is the best i have seen. AWESOME! I Love your channel. You are such a great teacher. Thank You again.
I just found your Channel and really love your designs. I watched 👀 a few videos and now I'm a new subscriber. Your teaching technique is precise and easy to follow. 👏 👏 👏 👏
Thank you for sharing such a wonderful, warm stitch. I crochet winter hats for charities, so I am anxious to finish the hat I’m on (using the alternating post stitch) so I can try your DC thermal stitch. Thanks again!
Thank you for this tutorial. I like this stitch, might even try it for a sweater. Looks like this will work with a chain less foundation as well. Which I prefer.
Thanks for another great tutorial. I like this pattern in both the SC and the DC but I think the edge of the SC is neater if you don't want to add a border. In case anyone is wondering, even though it creates a dense finished product it is still lightweight enough as a blanket.
Just beautiful, I've never seen this stitch before, I will make a beanie with it but with thin wool, otherwise it will become too thick, sorry for my bad English, kind greetings. Marie in France 🌺💐🌈
Just found you and I love the way you work and show how to do the stitches it looks great fun the last stich and would make a nice Cowle xx 😘 thanks for showing me how happy crocheting 🧶 xx 😘 Wendy uk 🇬🇧 x
I would like to have seen how this works with color changes. I will do that on my own but there might be suggestions made in the video regarding color changes that would save some try and re-try efforts.
Absolutely love this stitch. You are such an amazing teacher. Would you be able to post a tutorial about making a beanie with this stitch. I’m new to crochet so prefer the visual. Can the stitch be worked in the round easily? Thank you.
Many thanks for your lovely tutorial I have enjoyed them and have got a lot of helpful May I ask you what can I made with the double crochet thermal stitches?
Thank you for another great tutorial, it's a lovely stitch. Is this stitch a yarn eater? Also I noticed it seems to fan out from the first row in your original sample. Could you clarify please?
@@estelab1878 yes it would be great to have some sort of idea about the yardage this stitch uses up. Hopefully we'll get a response about this; alternatively if no reply comes back we could try "swatching" the stitch I guess 🤷♀️ All the best with it
Looks like it would use twice as much yarn, seeing as each double crochet is folded in half and it’s twice as thick, expect to use double the yarn for the same size project
This is wonderful. What is the height of each row? Is it the equivalent of rows of single crochet? And it looks like the sc thermal stitch is the height of 1/2 of a sc. Thank you.
This might be a silly question, but is there a thermal stitch that would be considered the warmest? I need to make my mother in law a blanket, she is having health issues and I need it to be as warm as possible. ❤️
Thank you so much. I wanted to make something really warm this yr. I do have a question. Is there a way to place stitch markers? It's a long big blanket and I dont do too well with the counting aspect of crocheting so I use two markers to know the start and end of the blanket.
At the start and at the end is a great idea! It will always make sure that you don’t miss that last stitch :) if you find you are counting and often lose track (whether it be because of a long row or interruptions) you can also place stitch markers every 20 stitches which will help to make sure you don’t miss any in the middle :)
Are you using 100% cotton? Or are you making items like blankets? I use 100% cotton when I’m making items to be used in the kitchen because wool and acrylic melt if used as pot holders. Also 100% cotton is super absorbent.
Yardage needed depends heavily upon the yarn weight used, the size of the afghan you wish to make, the hook size you'll be using and especially your gauge. Without those inputs, it's not possible to give you an accurate yardage count.
Do a 4x4 inch sample swatch and see how much yarn it takes then divide by 16 and multiply by the area ( length by width in inches) of the afghan/blanket you want to make. If you want to make it 4 x 5 feet you would multiply 48 x 60 x length of yarn to get the yardage needed.
I’m sure it can! If you join at the end of the round - I’m not sure if you would have to turn at the end of each round or not but you could definitely experiment with it. I’ve heard there is a hat pattern floating around using it but I haven’t seen it
I just love both these stitches, the single crochet version as well as the double crochet version. But if push comes to shove, then I would have to say that the double crochet version is my favourite. Thank you for putting these video tutorials up on TH-cam. I am a visual learner and have not been doing crochet all that long so this is very helpful for me. Thank you once again for this video in particular.
I’m glad you enjoyed The tutorials! The double does work up a lot quicker than the single crochet one :)
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love the way you explain. thank you for not repeating the same directions over and over.
very nice finish. It is a very precise and clear tutorial, the camera are well set at a very good angle, so your crochet can be seen without any obstacles. That is a very successful skill. I like your knit too, it stays sharp all the times so I can see your hook goes in and out clearly. This is my first time to your video, I am impressed. Thank you.
I’m glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful :) thank you so much for watching
You explained this so well! I was so nervous to try this stitch and I'm so glad I found this tutorial! My market bags are going to be better than ever with their new strap!
*liked* *subscribed* *in love*
This has to be the best tutorial I’ve ever seen, clear, concise, and simple. I love that you included yourself continuing stitches after the explanation because repetition definitely helps the understanding and I didn’t have to re watch. I can’t wait to check out the rest of your channel!
Luxurious, plush texture. How comforting it looks. I can envision a baby blanket, white for a christening, being wrapped lovingly around a newborn. Thank you.
I came across your tutorial page today (1/11/2022), You are a precise and outstanding instructor (teacher). I will definitely learn how to do this stitch. Thank you!!!!
Thank you for teaching the thermal stitch. I have tons of cotton and wanted to use it. I love that it is thick. It will be perfect for so many items.
O" MY GOODNESS, I am in love with this stitch!!! Thank You for showing this stitch. I have been looking for the perfect stitch to do a sweater jacket and this is the best i have seen. AWESOME! I Love your channel. You are such a great teacher. Thank You again.
I’m so glad you like it! Thank you so much for watching :)
As long as I have used this stitch i never thought of using it for a sweater jacket . Thank you for the idea.
I just found your Channel and really love your designs. I watched 👀 a few videos and now I'm a new subscriber. Your teaching technique is precise and easy to follow. 👏 👏 👏 👏
I love the way you choose colours of yarn to enhance the stitch.x
I am obsessed with this stitch!
Thank you for sharing such a wonderful, warm stitch. I crochet winter hats for charities, so I am anxious to finish the hat I’m on (using the alternating post stitch) so I can try your DC thermal stitch. Thanks again!
I made some pot holders using this stitch and had a lot of compliments. Thank you!
I think this one will be even better than the sc one for potholders. Great tutorial as always!!
Very pretty stitch Sarah, thank you for the tutorial.
You’re very welcome!
Awesome thank you. This stitch would also be great for cotton potholders.
I think so too!
It is! I've made several. Works well for bath mats also
Lovely video. I’m going to make a knee blanket to keep in my car. Thanks for giving us your time.
This stitch is really unique. Thank you for the tutorial!!!
Thank you for this tutorial. I like this stitch, might even try it for a sweater. Looks like this will work with a chain less foundation as well. Which I prefer.
Stunning pattern! I will definitely be using this 😊❤️🧶
Beautiful & comfy-cosy!!
Great video!! I wanted to do this stitch you explained it beautifully!
Beautiful and easy stitches you make
What a wonderfully unique and beautiful stitch. Thank you!
You’re welcome!
Another clear and concise tutorial thanks for sharing I now understand how to do this stitch.
Glad to help :)
Love this stitch. I usually use two skeins at a time for thick Afghans. Can not wait to try this instead 💚
Beautiful stitch never see this stitch before ❤️❤️💖💖
I love watching your tutorials! They are so informative and educational. I can’t wait to get my hook started with this one!
The sound of your hook is so relaxing. It would be so amazing if you could upload a long video of just quietly working with it with no talking. ❤❤❤
That’s a great idea!!! I think i will with my current WIP! I love the sound of it too :)
Love how well you explained everything. Lovely stitch. Will do my own blanket using it for sure. You have gained a new subby for sure here.
Thank you so much!
Thanks for another great tutorial. I like this pattern in both the SC and the DC but I think the edge of the SC is neater if you don't want to add a border. In case anyone is wondering, even though it creates a dense finished product it is still lightweight enough as a blanket.
I love your stitch i enjoy seeing your videos. Thank you.
You’re welcome :)
Thanks. Have to try this for hot pads. Take care 🌻
Very very lovely stitch.. never seen before 👍👌😊
Thank you for this great tutorial ❤️
Just beautiful, I've never seen this stitch before, I will make a beanie with it but with thin wool, otherwise it will become too thick, sorry for my bad English, kind greetings. Marie in France 🌺💐🌈
Just found you and I love the way you work and show how to do the stitches it looks great fun the last stich and would make a nice Cowle xx 😘 thanks for showing me how happy crocheting 🧶 xx 😘 Wendy uk 🇬🇧 x
Beautiful pattern and awesome chrochet needle
Thank you :)
Love this stitch
I really like this new stitch. Thank you for teaching us newbie’s. Do you think it will take a lot if yarn for a twin blanket size?
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Beautiful stitch! But wondering if you bordered any of the sides after finishing?
I would like to have seen how this works with color changes. I will do that on my own but there might be suggestions made in the video regarding color changes that would save some try and re-try efforts.
Super schönes Muster gefällt mir sehr gut 👍
Thank you for this video and the clear instructions. Do you think this stitch would be stretchy enough for a beanie worked from the top down?
Great stitch! Thanks!
You’re welcome
I’ve learned a lot. Thank you very much for sharing.
Love it.. I'm thinking I May use this stitch for a kitchen rug as it Seems like it will give a nice thickness tobtge fabric....
Thank you so much for identifying the stitch I was doing I was just messing around and was using double and was doing the same thing as you showed me
Absolutely love this stitch. You are such an amazing teacher. Would you be able to post a tutorial about making a beanie with this stitch. I’m new to crochet so prefer the visual. Can the stitch be worked in the round easily? Thank you.
Great tutorial, what a magnificent stitch! Thanks!
Wunderschön gefällt mir sehr gut 👍
Love it!!❤️❤️❤️
I love this stich!
Great tutorial. Thanks.
Really cool stitch. Can you put up a left hand version??
Many thanks for your lovely tutorial I have enjoyed them and have got a lot of helpful
May I ask you what can I made with the double crochet thermal stitches?
Hi Sarah, I have tried this stitch before from a written pattern but didn't understand.. With your tutorial I had no problem great teacher.😃😄⭐
I’m glad it helped!
Thank you for another great tutorial, it's a lovely stitch.
Is this stitch a yarn eater? Also I noticed it seems to fan out from the first row in your original sample. Could you clarify please?
I was thinking the same thing. I have a project I need to do and I love this stitch but need to know how much yarn I would need.
@@estelab1878 yes it would be great to have some sort of idea about the yardage this stitch uses up. Hopefully we'll get a response about this; alternatively if no reply comes back we could try "swatching" the stitch I guess 🤷♀️
All the best with it
Looks like it would use twice as much yarn, seeing as each double crochet is folded in half and it’s twice as thick, expect to use double the yarn for the same size project
@@samanthajackson5709 many thanks for taking the time to reply, its very helpful.
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Awesome. Thanxabunch!
Lovely tutorial. Look forward to viewing more of your videos now I’m subscribed 🙌🏼
does the dbl going through as a normal st, into the first loop on the bulky ridge need to be done every 3 row? to keep balance in the pattern?
Can you please do a beanie pattern using this or the SC Thermal stitch? I'm wanting to do some for this next winter. Thank you.
Very nice stich !
Many thanks for sharing 😊
You’re welcome!
I love this stitch, however I am trying to figure out how to put a finishing boarder around this. Any suggestion?
I’ve just finished the dc version and I’m wondering what would be the best border edging for this blanket? Thanks in advance! Lisa
This is wonderful. What is the height of each row? Is it the equivalent of rows of single crochet? And it looks like the sc thermal stitch is the height of 1/2 of a sc. Thank you.
Subscribed! great tutorial
Thank you so much for subscribing :) I’m glad you like the channel!
Thanks for another great video. Love that yarn💙
You’re welcome!
Do you have a video of how to do a simple single crochet edging on this for a blanket ?
The single crochet is the previous video
Can you crochet a border on a thermal single stitch blanket? If so...Do you have any videos on how to you do it?
Super 👍
Which stitch used the least amount of yarn, the double or the single thermal stitch?
does DC go faster than SC?
Hello thank you is beauty idea ,great for tutorial
This might be a silly question, but is there a thermal stitch that would be considered the warmest? I need to make my mother in law a blanket, she is having health issues and I need it to be as warm as possible. ❤️
I am lovin this stitch
It’s a good one!
Super Bella!!!
Thanks a lot
Thank you so much. I wanted to make something really warm this yr. I do have a question. Is there a way to place stitch markers? It's a long big blanket and I dont do too well with the counting aspect of crocheting so I use two markers to know the start and end of the blanket.
At the start and at the end is a great idea! It will always make sure that you don’t miss that last stitch :) if you find you are counting and often lose track (whether it be because of a long row or interruptions) you can also place stitch markers every 20 stitches which will help to make sure you don’t miss any in the middle :)
@@RichTexturesCrochet thank you. I honestly never thought of putting markers in the middle. So this stitch will be easy to do the same?
This is so pretty! I love the yarn, what kind did you use?
This is the Caron x Pantone by Yarnspirations
Are you using 100% cotton?
Or are you making items like blankets?
I use 100% cotton when I’m making items to be used in the kitchen because wool and acrylic melt if used as pot holders. Also 100% cotton is super absorbent.
Was the brand Caron?
Thank you for this! Love it! Do you know how many yards it would take to make an Afghan? Thank you!
Yardage needed depends heavily upon the yarn weight used, the size of the afghan you wish to make, the hook size you'll be using and especially your gauge. Without those inputs, it's not possible to give you an accurate yardage count.
Do a 4x4 inch sample swatch and see how much yarn it takes then divide by 16 and multiply by the area ( length by width in inches)
of the afghan/blanket you want to make. If you want to make it 4 x 5 feet you would multiply 48 x 60 x length of yarn to get the yardage needed.
how does the amount of yarn used for the double crochet thermal stitch compare to the single crochet thermal stitch?
I would like printed direction for this afghan..
Definitely going to try this one! Maybe after I get outta work tonight.
You’re welcome Sheryl!
Could this stitch work as ribbing on a sweater?
It is stretchy enough! It might and you could certainly try it
That's cool
Where did buy hook?
This is a wooden streamline hook by @Furls Crochet - the link is in the description of the video
Can this stitch be done in the round? I would love an ear warmer/ headband. I will try this stitch! Thank You I will Like and Subscribe
Can this stitch be done in the round?
I’m sure it can! If you join at the end of the round - I’m not sure if you would have to turn at the end of each round or not but you could definitely experiment with it. I’ve heard there is a hat pattern floating around using it but I haven’t seen it
Interesting
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Nice stitch but wastes a lot if yarn