I love the yarn!! The stitches your using are called -chain stitch, single crochet, half double crochet and blo (back loop only) Thanks for sharing. Wonderful tutorial.Been crocheting since I was 7 years old, now in my 80's😀
I just turned 80! I used to crochet many yrs ago. I have chemo fog & can't remember how to start a new row in Granny square. Have had several people who have helped me & I just don't remember even a few minutes later. I think I can do this pattern ok. Didn't know what the initials meant. Thank you.
I love the written instructions, no symbols just clear instructions. I'm 73 and don't want to try to learn what is essentially a new language in the symbols that are used today. I subscribed because of how you teach, the clear instructions, and the close camera work. Thank you.
And I also want to say that I'm glad I finally found someone with normal fingernails. I hate it when people doing turtorials with nails which have no ending...thank you, please keep it this way 😁
why are you calling it a stitch. A stitch is a single crochet or Hdc, etc. When you have more than 1 stitch, several rolls its a pattern. Dont confuse beginners
I love how you held the work so close to the camera! It made seeing the stitches so much easier and I always feel so confused about the turns! Thank you!
You should check out Bag a day crochet she has great beginner crochet patterns that are really easy to do, I too am a beginner and her channel is amazing.
I think that would be a great idea! The texture and "ribbed" raised parts are excellent for washing dishes or for the bath! Why not crochet a square big enough to hold a bar of soap and see up 3 sides do you can slip the soap into a short side to wash with!?
I have to complement you on your video. I didn’t think the stitch was that exciting after I saw it completed, but your video of the steps is extremely clear and easy to follow. I subscribed to you just now because I could easily follow you on any stitch you’re showing us because of how you video it and demonstrate the stitch. Kudos to you! Great video!
Even though these stitches are nothing special I love how you used the colors in the yarn to make something beautiful. Thanks for sharing. You've given me a new idea for the variegated yarns I have
Can you show the dress or make a small pattern? It must have been beautiful. I saw a women who made her crochet wedding dress, but to me it looked Awful. It had different designs in big pieces and many mixes of colors in each detail or pattern. I couldn’t tell if it were flowers or what because it didn’t looked like nothing specific. And she was heavy, so it didn’t give any definitions to her body but made her look heavier. Totally round. On the other side I have seen wedding crochet dresses that are more gorgeous than many made in fabric with a sewing machine. And this stitch or pattern this girl is making is pretty, but nothing so great for us who had been crocheting for many years. There are many in this channel who can be called real queens of crochet. But this girl have a good way to teach showing thee steps clearly enough to notice the steps, but is not something extraordinary to call herself queen of crochet if this basic stitch is considered so amazing by her. I would love to learn great stitches from her, because of the slow and easy to fallow way each stitch is made, when others who crochet beauties are far from the camera or too high and cannot be follow easy. But keep learning and you’ll make beautiful patterns soon.😊
It’s simple pattern even for me… I’ll make the rectangular poncho,will knit the middle of the panel in some effective cables and crochet 2/4 parts Stitch it I no longer can’t hold long knitting needles 🥲
I'm super new to crocheting, but I really love how you can really get funky and creative with it. Mixing and matching stitches and colors help keep it fun and fresh. Those colors go beautifully with that stitch pattern.
I really appreciate how slow you go and that you don’t fast forward going through your stitches. I’m slow at learning these and it helps so much to see you making yours.
I was starting today with a new project, but after sitti g and wondering what stitch I would use, I saw this one popping up. And quess what? I love it!! So easy to do and a beautiful pattern. So I'll start right away. Wishing you a great day from Holland💖
As a beginner and new subscriber, and have only watched two of your videos, I can tell you, you make it look so easy and I can't wait to try this. I have only used looms and HOARD yarn!!! Don't know how or why you popped up on my phone, but I am grateful! Keep doing what you do!!!
Lol Sabrina! My mom was a yarn hoarder. Last fall I started making lap blankets of assorted colors for a memory care unit (out of her odds and ends and mine too...😉 ) Now, I've made so many I have to buy yarn again! It's a never-ending hobby!!!! 🥰
@@normacook8325 I have been thinking about making something with my yarn also. Was thinking hats or a mini blanket to wrap around yourself or even a scarf with pockets on both ends. I will start as soon as I am done getting my yard in order. Always work to be done, right😂
AS a person who never managed to conquer crochet but after seeing your video I think I may be able to do this stitch, I am so happy that you stitch close to the camera so I can see exactly how to do it manythanks
Very good work ...crochet and camera. Sandy apparently didn't notice that the single stitches were worked in the back loop of each stitch...the hdb stitch was worked in both loops of each stitch. That gave the unusual and lovely look.🙂
I don’t understand the confusion… The pattern is very simple, and easy. One row is SC IN BLO, next row is HDC..CH1 at the end of each row, and turn your work. Easy. ❤
Yes, it is a very easy pattern! 💜. (I didn’t notice any confusion? I must have missed that?). 🕊🙏❤️ NOTES JUST FOR BEGINNERS!❤️🙏🕊😘 ANYONE WHO IS A BRANDY-NEW BEGINNER👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 (great pattern for you to make someone you love either a lapghan or larger Afghan (begin the larger afghan by doing 128 chains across on the very first chaining row❤️). * There is a big difference in single crocheting (SC) into your starting chain and your subsequent rows. Since, in Row ONE, we are single-crocheting (SC) ONLY INTO CHAINS THERE IS NO BACK LOOP. So don’t drive yourself crazy looking for a back loop on that starting chain row, cause you won’t find one! Lol!😅😂🤣). We only single-crochet (SC) into each CHAIN! (CH) * Now I haven’t yet watched this tutorial all the way through, but it says it’s only a two-row pattern. So on every other row, (that will be repeating Row 2 (RPT ROW 2) you do only single crochets (SC) again; BUT, at that time, the repeat of the pattern will have us single crochet (SC) in the BACK LOOPS ONLY of the row we just finished, chained 1, and turned. There ARE back loops on regular crochet stitches you’ve made, not like the chains in the very beginning only! So watch and see that she will ONLY put her hook into the BACK LOOP of EACH the crochet stitches on the row before it!🕊❤️🙏🙋♀️ There are two “loops” on every crochet stitch you’ll be making......all “the back loop” means is that’s the loop furthest away from you! You will only insert your hook into the loop FARTHEST AWAY FROM YOU.....and then finish your stuck you’re making. That’s the Back Loop”! Easy when someone explains! * I’m not sure if this young lady speaks during the tutorial, so just a pointer about “HDC’s”. This is called a “HALF DOUBLE CROCHET”, and it means exactly what it says. (It’s only kinda half of a “double crochet (DC)....but since you’re new at THIS pattern right now, we’re only going to talk about doing the HDC. * Insert your crochet hook into the BLO (back loop only!) of the very next stitch you completed on the row before (it will be a SC single crochet); STEP 1. Before you insert your hook anywhere, wrap your loose yarn coming out of your skein around your hook only once STEP 2. Then take that and insert it all into both loops of the SC stitch from the row you did before....kind of with a smooth but jabbing motion STEP 3. While that’s all sitting there, now with the end of your hook, grab the loose yarn once.... STEP 4. And pull everything through your back loop ... YOU SHOULD HAVE THREE (3) LOOPS ON YOUR CROCHET HOOK!💜 STEP 5. Now again, grab the looser yarn that’s coming from your skein ONCE......kind of give it a tiny twist so the hook part is facing downward, and PULL EVERYTHING SLOWLY AND SMOOTHLY THROUGH ALL THREE LOOPS ON YOUR HOOK! 🕊❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Now you’ve made a Half Double Crochet! (HDC) 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 STEP 6. CH 1 and repeat the whole thing over again, this time in the NEXT stitch on the row you finished before. I only write these out for brandy-new beginners, because I remember how hard I thought things were waaay back then; I was living with my Dad, and he never had even a sewing needle in his hand! Lol! I know it will help you. * And as Sandy is so kind to remind us, DON’T FORGET TO CHAIN 1 (CH1) at the END of EVERY row (DISASTER!🤭) then TURN YOUR WORK before starting your next row! 🕊🙏😘❤️🌹🙋♀️ This is a super-duper pattern to use to make your first Afghan, baby blanket, etc.! I remember my very first afghan many, many MANY years ago (Lol!😅😂🤣), and THIS was the pattern! You don’t know how many times I had to rip out rows because I FORGOT to either CH 1 at the end of a row, OR (Ohhh Dreadful!!🙄) ) I had skipped a stitch when I was crocheting in the back loops only!!! * So BEGINNERS! Work slowly! If you find yourself making several mistakes over again, it just might be time to put your work down and get some fresh air out of doors, maybe finish up your dishes 😫 ........just to put it down for like 5-10 minutes to rest your brain (and eyes! 👀), you’ll be surprised how much better you do after a little break!❤️🌹 You know, Crocheting is known as a “Leisure Art”, and it should make you relaxed! Never tense! * MOST OF ALL, ENJOY YOURSELF, DON’T GET DISCOURAGED AND HAVE FUN!! 🎊🎉🎈 * If you have an Auntie, Grandma, Mom who crochets, don’t be afraid to ask them if something just isn’t working out right. I encourage this all the time for my own Beginners! 😘🕊🙏❤️🙋♀️ 🌟You will NEVER be sorry you decided to learn to crochet!💜 And it’s a treat you’ll keep with you the rest of your life! My goodness, there are hundreds of ornaments to make at Christmas or Hanukkah; little ghosts and witch’s hats for Halloween; baby blankets and booties for baby showers (or your own new bundle 👶🏻 🍼; Wedding shower gifts like sets of table placemats! Coaster sets, tablecloths; once I made a Victorian era bridal doll in her gown, and her entire trousseau!!! So many things to create! 🕊🙏❤️🌹 May God bless each of you and your new endeavor, in Jesus’s Precious Name, AMEN! I will be praying for you! (Jesus knows who you are!🌹🕊🙋♀️). GOOD LUCK! 🍀
@@deborahleone4351 I love 💕 you Deborah Leone. You've explained it so well, (without error in spelling, too). I'm 68 going on 69 next month, God willing. Your comment/ instructions is a big help to me, a beginner again. Thank you sooooo much, my new found friend.
You do amazing work I'm a beginner as well and my husband ask me to make him a blanket for my first project I still haven't finished it because of my accident and then I got multiple sclerosis with nerve damage in my left side I'm working to get my hand to work again so I can finish my husband's blanket thank you for this stitching I'm going to start with this little stitch maybe it will help get my hand working again God bless you and your work
My mom was in a car accident last year. She broke her right arm in in four places and broke her right shoulder. The doctors didn't think she would ever use it again.(she just turned 85)Mom absolutely loves to quilt and embroider and was heart-broken to learn she may never sew again. They were wrong!!! I used stringing beads in her physical therapy, along with her determined attitude, and have got her sewing beautifully once again! She has healed miraculously inside and out. If she can do it, so can you. You just have to want it bad enough. God speed!
@@kimhoward4451 This is really nice that ur mother got back her passion that too at the age 85.My mother also had a great love for all this.But what is the stringing beads therapy that you gave your mom. Can u explain.I love ur mother she didn't lose her heart.So she won.
@@spardhajkl9893 I think she is talking about stringing beads on a string like dental floss and needle. Or yarn and needle. Is uses many different nerves and muscles in the many movements. You would needed larger beads. Also a cribbage board with pegs is a good exercise. Doing these things build up strength and endurance.
Have been searching...FINALLY FOUND THE QUEEN. YES, you are. Super Teaching...and I am qualified to make that statement...I am a RETIRED COLLEGE Teacher. Continue to do your videos. I will be looking for them. AND taught for 33 years.
Very nice video❣️😍🤩 I saw a similar stitch back in the 1980s, in an issue of Country Handcrafts magazine- it was a vest pattern. They made it with all half double crochet stitches on each row, and they worked through the back loops only, leaving a knit ribbed appearance on both sides of the work. It's a very beautiful stitch❣️ I like this version too, with a single crochet row in between each half double crochet row- it probably uses less yarn 😉 Thank you again for a great video 😊 I subscribed❣️😍🤩
How to finish off your project? Do you bind off as you do other projects.? Sorry, but I am relearning how to make Afghans and Dishclothes . Thank you in advice for the advice.
I love your crochet videos 🥰 You’re so talented And you’re a wonderful instructor Thank you for being so kind to share these beautiful stitches with so many ❤
I noticed that also. She does such a nice job showing you everything that she's doing. Very good work, Crochet Queen 👸 👏. I enjoyed watching very much, thank you!
My Grandma taught me this stitch and many others when I was ten years old. I made a Queen bedspread with my Grandma’s supervision at age 14. As a Grandma today, my hands get sore really fast after starting. It may be bc I have a genetic disorder causing my joints to easily dislocate due to a collagen defect. I still love this art❤️
You could possibly look into getting compression gloves. I am a young crocheter and my hands get sore after a bit too and I am looking into getting them as well. If you can't, I would give your hands adequate breaks so to not cause permanent damage.
@@saturncosmic4449 Thanks i have some gloves. I have a genetic disorder causing my joints to dislocate and soft tissue in my body to tear easily. That makes it beyond painful. I can do small amounts at a time of crocheting but not very long at all. I appreciate your advice❤️
I am just about to pick up crochet hooks for the first time. I feel have found a channel that will actually show me what the actual stitch is and how to form it rather than assume that you have that knowledge before you watch a video. I am bed bound with intractable migraine and several other disabilities so can’t just go find a teacher or group. Thank you for these very clear visual representations of the stitch as I am a visual learner not a written down learner
Thank you for taking time to share your patterns/stithes and showing some of us new to crocheting . You take your time tobshow us slowly where your hook needs to go, how many to skip or how you finish up a row & turn over to the next row. Visual works so much better for me. I appreciate you sharing and taking time to go.over what you are doing. Thank you!
I agree with Sandy Grogg. Im not a crocheter. I understand crochet stitches. This is not some exotic stitch pattern I was expecting. The variegated yarn gives a nice colour variation. But that's about all.
Wow, that's exactly the pattern I just came up with recently as I want to knit a sensory blanket for my son. I had not done crchet in a long time but I just came up with this pattern and not sure if it would be useful...Will definitely watch this up to the end. Thank you for sharing...❤
I LOVED the tutorial. I believe what you mean to say is you've never seen the pattern before. The stitches are basic. But the yarn you use and the way you show the pattern is very lovely. Thank you for taking the time. I shall try the pattern.
You CAN do it! Crochet Queen is an excellent instructor. I learned 63 years ago and am trying to figure out if I can add anything to TH-cam to help others learn. Right now I want to work a scrap yarn throw to keep with my Boho theme.
That is REALLY NICE and your tutorial is perfect! I really like your sherbet colored yarn, it turned out so pretty. Thanks so much for sharing this special talent with us! 😊👍
Really nice. Would it make a good blanket? I need 2 blankets for 2 kids - starting my Christmas gifts early this year. Hopefully I can make a few more. Hand made things like this are always useful and appreciated. Thanks for sharing. .
Pretty cool how all your individual colors line up so nicely! Thanks for the video focusing on your hands and the stitches you're using! Is it to be a blanket?
I just made this same thing up last week into a headband for cold weather. It just wanted to see what I got as a pattern. So funny that I’m seeing this today. Lovely stitching
The sc in Blo has actually been around awhile, ...in fact, as long as I have, at least, (about 73 years). My grandmother crocheted a little baby cloak for me, (born in late '49). She did the yoke of it in this stitch both ways which gave a nice rippled look, then crocheted the rest of it in a misc. shell and dc pattern. It's so beautiful that I display it on one of my soft sculptured dolls. Thanks for the lovely tutorial. I like your stitch variations and love your beautiful multi sherbet colored yarn!
I love the yarn!! The stitches your using are called -chain stitch, single crochet, half double crochet and blo (back loop only) Thanks for sharing. Wonderful tutorial.Been crocheting since I was 7 years old, now in my 80's😀
That's so cool :D what kind of things have you stitched?
I will appreciate your spirit 🤗! KEEP IT UP💕!
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I love this stitch mos t of all the yarn can I get the name of the yarn please thank you. So MUCH GOD. BLESS YOU FOR SHARING 🙏
I just turned 80! I used to crochet many yrs ago. I have chemo fog & can't remember how to start a new row in Granny square. Have had several people who have helped me & I just don't remember even a few minutes later. I think I can do this pattern ok. Didn't know what the initials meant. Thank you.
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I appreciate that you crocheted slow which enabled me to see exact how to crochet. Thank you
I've been crocheting for 54 years. Love this color on the tutorial.
Thank you! 😊
In new toncrochet and a lefty so I get soooo much out of these tutorials 😊
@@loriwilson7053 I'm also a lefty at times I do a ' flip this ' then it shows me the way I'm going if I happen to get stuck
I love the written instructions, no symbols just clear instructions. I'm 73 and don't want to try to learn what is essentially a new language in the symbols that are used today. I subscribed because of how you teach, the clear instructions, and the close camera work. Thank you.
I am 70 and totally understand. She really is good!!
Do you mean graph patterns? I can read simple ones. I also prefer written instructions because it was how I was taught over 30 years ago.
i would also like written instructions!
And I also want to say that I'm glad I finally found someone with normal fingernails. I hate it when people doing turtorials with nails which have no ending...thank you, please keep it this way 😁
I burst out laughing at your comment
I was just thinking the same thing when I read your comment!
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why are you calling it a stitch. A stitch is a single crochet or Hdc, etc. When you have more than 1 stitch, several rolls its a pattern. Dont confuse beginners
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I love how you held the work so close to the camera! It made seeing the stitches so much easier and I always feel so confused about the turns! Thank you!
I do like the camera work. Makes for clear instructions
Yes and showing exactly which stitch is she entering. Up close camera work takes all guess work out of this piece.
TOO BAD SHE DOESNT' TALK AND GIVE INFORMATION OF YARN BRAND AND COLOR.
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This would make a great little clutch purse. 😊
I am a beginner and REALLY appreciate the simplicity of this stitch! Thank you so much for teaching an easy stitch for us beginners!!
You should check out Bag a day crochet she has great beginner crochet patterns that are really easy to do, I too am a beginner and her channel is amazing.
Glad to know 💕! You're welcome 🤗
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The longer I crochet, the more I appreciate the simple stitches… They allow the yarn to shine…❤
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I think it would make a great dish cloth with cotton yarn. Thank you for showing us.
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I think that would be a great idea! The texture and "ribbed" raised parts are excellent for washing dishes or for the bath! Why not crochet a square big enough to hold a bar of soap and see up 3 sides do you can slip the soap into a short side to wash with!?
@Kimberly Patton that's a really great idea!!
Very therapeutic watching and listening to the beautiful piano music. Lovely even stitches.😊❤️ Thank you for the video.
You're welcome 🤗
You're welcome 🤗
I love how your close and slow so we can see it.
I feel trolled. You've never seen these stitches before ? The basic 123 of crocheting? Single crochet, Half double crochet and triple crochet 😂
Love your channel . I'm thinking of making a small block from every tutorial and then make it into a blanket.
I bet that would be beautiful!
That'll be a very interesting blanket! Love to see it done! Good luck! Terry
That's a very unique way to make a blanket to me. I bet it'll be nice. 😉
Great idea. I think I will do the same.
I have to complement you on your video. I didn’t think the stitch was that exciting after I saw it completed, but your video of the steps is extremely clear and easy to follow. I subscribed to you just now because I could easily follow you on any stitch you’re showing us because of how you video it and demonstrate the stitch. Kudos to you! Great video!
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This is the kind of peaceful, relaxing crochet content I didn't even know I needed in my life 💖 thank you!
Excellent tutorial. Very easy to see stitches and follow along even with some visual impairment.
What yarn and color ,, I love these colors .
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Even though these stitches are nothing special I love how you used the colors in the yarn to make something beautiful. Thanks for sharing. You've given me a new idea for the variegated yarns I have
Love your new stitches, crocheted my daughter’s wedding dress with very fine thread in 1985, very beautiful
Wow! Crocheted a wedding dress???? Would love to see a picture of dress. Must have been beautiful!!
Omg I agree! I would love to see a picture! What an amazing mom ❤
Can you show the dress or make a small pattern? It must have been beautiful. I saw a women who made her crochet wedding dress, but to me it looked Awful. It had different designs in big pieces and many mixes of colors in each detail or pattern. I couldn’t tell if it were flowers or what because it didn’t looked like nothing specific. And she was heavy, so it didn’t give any definitions to her body but made her look heavier. Totally round. On the other side I have seen wedding crochet dresses that are more gorgeous than many made in fabric with a sewing machine. And this stitch or pattern this girl is making is pretty, but nothing so great for us who had been crocheting for many years. There are many in this channel who can be called real queens of crochet. But this girl have a good way to teach showing thee steps clearly enough to notice the steps, but is not something extraordinary to call herself queen of crochet if this basic stitch is considered so amazing by her. I would love to learn great stitches from her, because of the slow and easy to fallow way each stitch is made, when others who crochet beauties are far from the camera or too high and cannot be follow easy. But keep learning and you’ll make beautiful patterns soon.😊
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I have just found crocheting into the back of the stitch, making a rug. This is very nice and textured without being complicated.
Very nice… I can see how this pattern would be great for baby blankets…No holes, but a nice texture. ❤
It’s simple pattern even for me…
I’ll make the rectangular poncho,will knit the middle of the panel in some effective cables and crochet 2/4 parts
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I no longer can’t hold long knitting needles 🥲
That's such a beautiful color of yarn. Beautiful and easy stitch too.
Thank you for holding the work closely to the camera so I could clearly see how you progress with the next stich. ❤
My favorite is the alternative row! Great idea and looks so much better! Thank you!
Which is the alternative row?
Love this easy pattern. Turned out beautifully. Thanks for sharing this.
I'm super new to crocheting, but I really love how you can really get funky and creative with it. Mixing and matching stitches and colors help keep it fun and fresh. Those colors go beautifully with that stitch pattern.
My mother taught me this stitch when I first started. Made many afghans with it.
I bet they are warm and delicious! What size hook did you use?
I really appreciate how slow you go and that you don’t fast forward going through your stitches. I’m slow at learning these and it helps so much to see you making yours.
I was starting today with a new project, but after sitti g and wondering what stitch I would use, I saw this one popping up. And quess what? I love it!! So easy to do and a beautiful pattern. So I'll start right away. Wishing you a great day from Holland💖
As a beginner and new subscriber, and have only watched two of your videos, I can tell you, you make it look so easy and I can't wait to try this. I have only used looms and HOARD yarn!!! Don't know how or why you popped up on my phone, but I am grateful! Keep doing what you do!!!
Lol Sabrina! My mom was a yarn hoarder. Last fall I started making lap blankets of assorted colors for a memory care unit (out of her odds and ends and mine too...😉 ) Now, I've made so many I have to buy yarn again! It's a never-ending hobby!!!! 🥰
@@normacook8325 I have been thinking about making something with my yarn also. Was thinking hats or a mini blanket to wrap around yourself or even a scarf with pockets on both ends. I will start as soon as I am done getting my yard in order. Always work to be done, right😂
@@sabrinamaria2707 some of my mom's yarn was priced 58 cents! I love using it and giving something to someone else! Happy Crocheting!!!
I am bran new to crocheting and keep coming back to this video because it is so instructional. THANK YOU!!
My twins said they like to learn. This one looks simple enough for a beginner. Thank you...😊
I use to love crocheting. Now I fight nerve pain and numbness in my hands. Thanks for sharing your directions.
I absolutely love the step by step and the colors remind me of sweet watermelon on a warm day🥰
AS a person who never managed to conquer crochet but after seeing your video I think I may be able to do this stitch, I am so happy that you stitch close to the camera so I can see exactly how to do it manythanks
Very good work ...crochet and camera.
Sandy apparently didn't notice that the single stitches were worked in the back loop of each stitch...the hdb stitch was worked in both loops of each stitch.
That gave the unusual and lovely look.🙂
I singled crochet but you make it so easy to understand now I'm not afraid of branching out thank you
I LOVE that yarn!! It looks "tropical." 😊 Thanks for sharing and if you could tell all of us what brand/color that yarn is, we would be grateful 🙏🏻
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Love how clear and concise is the instruction and impressed how you did it without speech!
Love your new stitches, crocheted my daughter’s wedding dress with very fine thread in 1985 ,beautiful project
Absolutely IMPRESSIVE
Do you have a picture ? Sounds beautiful.
Love the yarn and such a simple pattern! Thanks so much!
Thanks for Watching.
I use this technique for edging my blankets,8 rows gives a nice neat edging ❣️
Ohh that sounds awesome.... I'm working on a crochet "Thin Blue Line Flag" blanket atm but I'll give that a go on my next project. Thanks for sharing!
How you make your stitches is interesting. I do like that you show your work so close up
I don’t understand the confusion… The pattern is very simple, and easy. One row is SC IN BLO, next row is HDC..CH1 at the end of each row, and turn your work. Easy. ❤
Was hoping to come across a comment like this
Yes, it is a very easy pattern! 💜. (I didn’t notice any confusion? I must have missed that?).
🕊🙏❤️ NOTES JUST FOR BEGINNERS!❤️🙏🕊😘
ANYONE WHO IS A BRANDY-NEW BEGINNER👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 (great pattern for you to make someone you love either a lapghan or larger Afghan (begin the larger afghan by doing 128 chains across on the very first chaining row❤️).
* There is a big difference in single crocheting (SC) into your starting chain and your subsequent rows. Since, in Row ONE, we are single-crocheting (SC) ONLY INTO CHAINS THERE IS NO BACK LOOP. So don’t drive yourself crazy looking for a back loop on that starting chain row, cause you won’t find one! Lol!😅😂🤣). We only single-crochet (SC) into each CHAIN! (CH)
* Now I haven’t yet watched this tutorial all the way through, but it says it’s only a two-row pattern. So on every other row, (that will be repeating Row 2 (RPT ROW 2) you do only single crochets (SC) again; BUT, at that time, the repeat of the pattern will have us single crochet (SC) in the BACK LOOPS ONLY of the row we just finished, chained 1, and turned. There ARE back loops on regular crochet stitches you’ve made, not like the chains in the very beginning only!
So watch and see that she will ONLY put her hook into the BACK LOOP of EACH the crochet stitches on the row before it!🕊❤️🙏🙋♀️
There are two “loops” on every crochet stitch you’ll be making......all “the back loop” means is that’s the loop furthest away from you! You will only insert your hook into the loop FARTHEST AWAY FROM YOU.....and then finish your stuck you’re making. That’s the Back Loop”!
Easy when someone explains!
* I’m not sure if this young lady speaks during the tutorial, so just a pointer about “HDC’s”. This is called a “HALF DOUBLE CROCHET”, and it means exactly what it says. (It’s only kinda half of a “double crochet (DC)....but since you’re new at THIS pattern right now, we’re only going to talk about doing the HDC.
* Insert your crochet hook into the BLO (back loop only!) of the very next stitch you completed on the row before (it will be a SC single crochet); STEP 1. Before you insert your hook anywhere, wrap your loose yarn coming out of your skein around your hook only once
STEP 2. Then take that and insert it all into both loops of the SC stitch from the row you did before....kind of with a smooth but jabbing motion
STEP 3. While that’s all sitting there, now with the end of your hook, grab the loose yarn once....
STEP 4. And pull everything through your back loop ... YOU SHOULD HAVE THREE (3) LOOPS ON YOUR CROCHET HOOK!💜
STEP 5. Now again, grab the looser yarn that’s coming from your skein ONCE......kind of give it a tiny twist so the hook part is facing downward, and PULL EVERYTHING SLOWLY AND SMOOTHLY THROUGH ALL THREE LOOPS ON YOUR HOOK!
🕊❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Now you’ve made a Half Double Crochet! (HDC) 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
STEP 6. CH 1 and repeat the whole thing over again, this time in the NEXT stitch on the row you finished before.
I only write these out for brandy-new beginners, because I remember how hard I thought things were waaay back then; I was living with my Dad, and he never had even a sewing needle in his hand! Lol! I know it will help you.
* And as Sandy is so kind to remind us, DON’T FORGET TO CHAIN 1 (CH1) at the END of EVERY row (DISASTER!🤭) then TURN YOUR WORK before starting your next row! 🕊🙏😘❤️🌹🙋♀️
This is a super-duper pattern to use to make your first Afghan, baby blanket, etc.! I remember my very first afghan many, many MANY years ago (Lol!😅😂🤣), and THIS was the pattern! You don’t know how many times I had to rip out rows because I FORGOT to either CH 1 at the end of a row, OR (Ohhh Dreadful!!🙄) ) I had skipped a stitch when I was crocheting in the back loops only!!!
* So BEGINNERS! Work slowly! If you find yourself making several mistakes over again, it just might be time to put your work down and get some fresh air out of doors, maybe finish up your dishes 😫 ........just to put it down for like 5-10 minutes to rest your brain (and eyes! 👀),
you’ll be surprised how much better you do after a little break!❤️🌹
You know, Crocheting is known as a “Leisure Art”, and it should make you relaxed! Never tense!
* MOST OF ALL, ENJOY YOURSELF, DON’T GET DISCOURAGED AND HAVE FUN!! 🎊🎉🎈
* If you have an Auntie, Grandma, Mom who crochets, don’t be afraid to ask them if something just isn’t working out right. I encourage this all the time for my own Beginners! 😘🕊🙏❤️🙋♀️
🌟You will NEVER be sorry you decided to learn to crochet!💜 And it’s a treat you’ll keep with you the rest of your life! My goodness, there are hundreds of ornaments to make at Christmas or Hanukkah; little ghosts and witch’s hats for Halloween; baby blankets and booties for baby showers (or your own new bundle 👶🏻 🍼; Wedding shower gifts like sets of table placemats! Coaster sets, tablecloths; once I made a Victorian era bridal doll in her gown, and her entire trousseau!!! So many things to create!
🕊🙏❤️🌹 May God bless each of you and your new endeavor, in Jesus’s Precious Name, AMEN! I will be praying for you! (Jesus knows who you are!🌹🕊🙋♀️). GOOD LUCK! 🍀
@@deborahleone4351 I love 💕 you Deborah Leone. You've explained it so well, (without error in spelling, too). I'm 68 going on 69 next month, God willing. Your comment/ instructions is a big help to me, a beginner again. Thank you sooooo much, my new found friend.
@@deborahleone4351 Thank you for taking the time to post this. I am so bookmarking this page and copying your comment to a special file. So helpful!
When you learning you don't understand the abbreviations it's confusing.
Magnificent ❤. I am a beginner and you couldn't have made this easy video any better. Thanks a million xx
Pretty texture and I’ll make a throw with this stitch. Thank you!
You do amazing work I'm a beginner as well and my husband ask me to make him a blanket for my first project I still haven't finished it because of my accident and then I got multiple sclerosis with nerve damage in my left side I'm working to get my hand to work again so I can finish my husband's blanket thank you for this stitching I'm going to start with this little stitch maybe it will help get my hand working again God bless you and your work
My mom was in a car accident last year. She broke her right arm in in four places and broke her right shoulder. The doctors didn't think she would ever use it again.(she just turned 85)Mom absolutely loves to quilt and embroider and was heart-broken to learn she may never sew again. They were wrong!!! I used stringing beads in her physical therapy, along with her determined attitude, and have got her sewing beautifully once again! She has healed miraculously inside and out. If she can do it, so can you. You just have to want it bad enough. God speed!
@@kimhoward4451 This is really nice that ur mother got back her passion that too at the age 85.My mother also had a great love for all this.But what is the stringing beads therapy that you gave your mom. Can u explain.I love ur mother she didn't lose her heart.So she won.
@@spardhajkl9893 I think she is talking about stringing beads on a string like dental floss and needle. Or yarn and needle. Is uses many different nerves and muscles in the many movements. You would needed larger beads. Also a cribbage board with pegs is a good exercise. Doing these things build up strength and endurance.
I pray that you are feeling much better.
Have been searching...FINALLY FOUND THE QUEEN. YES, you are. Super Teaching...and I
am qualified to make that statement...I am a RETIRED COLLEGE Teacher. Continue to
do your videos. I will be looking for them. AND taught for 33 years.
I don't crochet but this really is beautiful! The color combination is very pretty. Thank you for sharing your creations with us!💚💛🧡🤍
You're welcome
I Love the simplicity of this pattern ❤️.
The colour and the texture of the yarn used is so good. Pl let me know the brand and the thickness of yarn used.
It is such an easy stitch to follow...thank you so much for giving a beginner like myself some hope that I can crochet all kinds of things!!
Very nice video❣️😍🤩
I saw a similar stitch back in the 1980s, in an issue of Country Handcrafts magazine- it was a vest pattern. They made it with all half double crochet stitches on each row, and they worked through the back loops only, leaving a knit ribbed appearance on both sides of the work. It's a very beautiful stitch❣️
I like this version too, with a single crochet row in between each half double crochet row- it probably uses less yarn 😉
Thank you again for a great video 😊 I subscribed❣️😍🤩
Thank you so much 💕
Lovely stitch thanks for it
Thank you for summarizing her steps. I used to crochet but it's been years and I would like to pick it up again.
How to finish off your project? Do you bind off as you do other projects.? Sorry, but I am relearning how to make Afghans and Dishclothes . Thank you in advice for the advice.
I love it when they've been doing this so long that they can undoa whole bunchof work start over fix it and no stress. Wow
Lovely pattern and my favorite color combo. Thank you 😊
I love the ribbed effect this stitch creates. Would make a lovely baby blanket as babies love textural items. Thanks for sharing this.
I love your crochet videos 🥰
You’re so talented
And you’re a wonderful instructor
Thank you for being so kind to share these beautiful stitches with so many ❤
Thank you so much 💕!
I like this stitch for a dishcloth. Thank you for sharing.
@@crochetqueen940 😂😅
@@lindajohnson749 5:34
I we could hear you talk but i finally seen up in the corner very nice n easy pattern thank you for sharing 😊😊
I knew I was going to like your channel when you patted the yarn tere at the beginning!! Thank you for the peace and quiet😊
Omg do they not see the difference in your pick up with the hook. First over yarn then second under it gives such a clean line. Thank you.
You're welcome ❤️
I saw that too
I noticed that also. She does such a nice job showing you everything that she's doing. Very good work, Crochet Queen 👸 👏. I enjoyed watching very much, thank you!
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Farming is hard work
Thanks for posting this, it is easy yet beautiful.
Thanks to you too 😊!!
I love the yarn color scheme it’s so satisfying
This would make some nice slippers. Thanks 😊
That is beautiful . Love the colors.
My grandmother taught me this as a child. It is good for beginners
Have been making baby blankets like this for years
Nice tutorial. Easy. Pointing out where to insert needle is very helpful for a beginner. Lovely work!
Beautiful music & beautiful work! I am a beginner & appreciate so much that you go slow!
Thank you so much ❤️
My Grandma taught me this stitch and many others when I was ten years old. I made a Queen bedspread with my Grandma’s supervision at age 14.
As a Grandma today, my hands get sore really fast after starting. It may be bc I have a genetic disorder causing my joints to easily dislocate due to a collagen defect.
I still love this art❤️
You could possibly look into getting compression gloves. I am a young crocheter and my hands get sore after a bit too and I am looking into getting them as well. If you can't, I would give your hands adequate breaks so to not cause permanent damage.
@@saturncosmic4449 Thanks i have some gloves. I have a genetic disorder causing my joints to dislocate and soft tissue in my body to tear easily. That makes it beyond painful. I can do small amounts at a time of crocheting but not very long at all. I appreciate your advice❤️
Beautiful colours in the yarn..The stitches are so easy to follow..Thank you for sharing ❤
I am just about to pick up crochet hooks for the first time. I feel have found a channel that will actually show me what the actual stitch is and how to form it rather than assume that you have that knowledge before you watch a video. I am bed bound with intractable migraine and several other disabilities so can’t just go find a teacher or group. Thank you for these very clear visual representations of the stitch as I am a visual learner not a written down learner
That's a super easy,nice compact pattern.I can see lots of uses for this
Love the variegated yarn!
Beautiful work Queen! Love your style of hooking!♥️🙏🏽
Aww! love your comment too. It made me really happy 😊!
Love this stitch. Like the way you show up close and slow.😊😊
Muy bonita la puntada Gracias por enseñar tus talentos bendiciones
That yarn is so pretty
Thank you for taking time to share your patterns/stithes and showing some of us new to crocheting . You take your time tobshow us slowly where your hook needs to go, how many to skip or how you finish up a row & turn over to the next row. Visual works so much better for me. I appreciate you sharing and taking time to go.over what you are doing. Thank you!
I use this in all my work for blankets and scarves
You do everything nice and slow so you can catch what you’re doing and I really like the pattern it’s really nice thank you very much linda
I agree with Sandy Grogg. Im not a crocheter. I understand crochet stitches. This is not some exotic stitch pattern I was expecting. The variegated yarn gives a nice colour variation. But that's about all.
Wow, that's exactly the pattern I just came up with recently as I want to knit a sensory blanket for my son. I had not done crchet in a long time but I just came up with this pattern and not sure if it would be useful...Will definitely watch this up to the end. Thank you for sharing...❤
I really like the colors in this yarn. Very pretty!
Glad you like it
Can. You give me some info about the yarn? Color, brand etc.
Area you allowed to give some in for about the yarn?
So beautiful and also a good instruction.
Thanks a lot for sharing the nice pattern.
Who makes the yarn you're using?
I LOVED the tutorial. I believe what you mean to say is you've never seen the pattern before. The stitches are basic. But the yarn you use and the way you show the pattern is very lovely. Thank you for taking the time. I shall try the pattern.
Beautiful colours..
Loved how you crochet that.
Lovely pattern.
Thank u for sharing..
I hadn't thought of that pattern! Thank you! I really love it. It would make a very pretty sweater!
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This stich is easy and lovely. I used it to make us socks and sweater. You are a great teacher. Nice work.
That yarn reminds me of a watermelon 🍉
Such beautiful colours in the wool ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤍💖
What gauge hook are you using? Ty
Love this. Thank you. I’m new, but this looks like a stitch I can do. Appreciate it!
You CAN do it! Crochet Queen is an excellent instructor. I learned 63 years ago and am trying to figure out if I can add anything to TH-cam to help others learn. Right now I want to work a scrap yarn throw to keep with my Boho theme.
Been searching for a new stich that would be simple enough and be relaxing as well. I thank I have found it ! Thank you.
I would like to thank you for showing us how to begin from the very beginning. So much appreciated.
I have never seen the Stitch before but I cannot wait to make something with it it is beautiful!
That is REALLY NICE and your tutorial is perfect! I really like your sherbet colored yarn, it turned out so pretty. Thanks so much for sharing this special talent with us! 😊👍
Really nice. Would it make a good blanket? I need 2 blankets for 2 kids - starting my Christmas gifts early this year. Hopefully I can make a few more. Hand made things like this are always useful and appreciated. Thanks for sharing.
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nice stich pattern easy to follow thanks
Really pretty. I’m going to have to try this. Thank you for extremely simple and easy to follow directions. 😊❤️
Very pretty!! And so relaxing :)
5:49 love that yarn 😊
What is the name of that yarn
Beautiful colors..simple an awesome teaching.
Большое спасибо! Узор очень практичный, пригодится для вязания различных изделий! 👍🤝💐
Very nice indeed! ❤
Pretty cool how all your individual colors line up so nicely! Thanks for the video focusing on your hands and the stitches you're using! Is it to be a blanket?
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I just made this same thing up last week into a headband for cold weather. It just wanted to see what I got as a pattern. So funny that I’m seeing this today. Lovely stitching
The sc in Blo has actually been around awhile, ...in fact, as long as I have, at least, (about 73 years). My grandmother crocheted a little baby cloak for me, (born in late '49). She did the yoke of it in this stitch both ways which gave a nice rippled look, then crocheted the rest of it in a misc. shell and dc pattern. It's so beautiful that I display it on one of my soft sculptured dolls.
Thanks for the lovely tutorial. I like your stitch variations and love your beautiful multi sherbet colored yarn!
Love your color of yarn where can I get that color??