I want to thank you so much for this tutorial. It’s very well done and I learned a beautiful new stitch. I would love listening to you reading to me every night before bed. You’re so calm and you have a lovely voice.
Thank you for explaining this stitch in a clear, concise, and slow, repetitive manner. I’m glad I stopped by your channel. This is one of the best explanations of the herringbone stitch I’ve seen. Awesome!
Looked all over for a clear herringbone stitch tutorial with no luck. THIS IS THE VIDEO! Thank you so much for clearly explaining what you are doing, and using a yarn weight that makes it clear what you are doing!
What a great tutorial! I love this stitch! You teach it so well. It's great to show how mistakes can be made by skipping stitches. Really like how you show that! Thank you so much for posting! You've shown how crocheting is so versatile! AWESOME!
Like the others, I too appreciate your calm manner and thorough explanation to this stitch including the row’s ending! Now I know why my ends were looking wonky! Thank you so much 😊
This is one of the coolest stitches I’ve come across, and you made it so simple even though it might be a complicated stitch. I feel confident about picking up my hook and yarn and being successful. I also enjoyed your accent and pleasant tone of voice. You seem very kind and understanding, which makes an excellent instructor. Thank you!
Thank you for making this tutorial so easy to understand! Some people move so fast it's hard to pick up; I appreciate you going slowly for the whole thing so us learners have the time to actually learn it without constantly pausing or backing up.
Thanks for the clear language and at 0.75x speed I could follow along with you as you went along! I appreciate you and send you happy and healthy vibes this holiday season!! 🙏🧶
I've watched several videos on herringbone stitch, have just about given up until I watched and practiced from your excellent video! It works!!!!! Thank you, Happy 2025 New Year!!!
Thank you so much for the excellent tutorial on how to do the herringbone crochet blanket. I am desperate to get this right and your tut looks amazing. Thank you very much. Regards Carol South Africa
Great tutorial Arundhati! I am (80retired arch) love making greeting cards, used follow japanese crochet books for making toys for my sons , now for grand daughters! Before online ,I used to visit 'Musaji ' in Grant road in the 60's !!
Thank you Ranjani ji 💕 crocheting feels soo good by itself and helps us form a community bond ♥️ lovely to hear your sweet memories! Thank you for sharing 😊😊
I like this herringbone pattern ver mich but I had watched several videos for crocheting this herringbone stitch in the past two months, I can worked it out. Your tutorial is the one that finally helps me work it out. Thank you so so so much.❤
Wonderful patient explanation - what a difficult stitch to understand- usually I can understand crochet stitches very quickly but this is difficult - you explain it so well! 😊
Thank you for this tutorial! I just recently got back into crocheting and I been trying to find a pretty stitching I like for my baby girl blanket that I'm making for her. This is beautiful and you explain it in a way I can follow you easy and you go slow enough for me especially being a newbie, or coming back into the crocheting world, thank you!!!💜💜💜
Very kind of you ☺️❤️ to share such a sweet comment! Welcome back to the beautiful world of crochet, am sure your baby girl will enjoy the blanket very much ❤️❤️
This tutorial was great! Thank you so much for making this video. You did such a a great job of explaining and showing what needs to be done to create the herringbone pattern. 💚
Your herringbone stitch looks so much better than the other way I have learned. Can you possibly make a tutorial showing how to do it in the round. I’m trying to add it to a beanie and the second part is giving me trouble. I will keep on practicing. Thank you for showing us this beautiful stitch.
Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial. It was very clear and concise. And I also loved hearing the beautiful bird sounds in the background. It makes me want to travel! (but I have work in the morning)
Thanks! I'm really a beginner crocheter, but I found your video really easy to follow, and have managed to create quite a neat little sample :) Now planning what to make in this stitch. It seems to make quite a solid, thick fabric.
I love the stitch, and I really appreciate your teaching approach. You are slow, methodical, give clear explanations, and use a yarn thick enough to see clearly. This was my first time watching your channel. I have subscribed and will be back for more terrific tutorials. Thank you! ❤
What a wonderful tutorial! I have added this pattern to my growing list of stitches!!! Thank you very much! I absolutely love this pattern and the stitches are so easy to keep count of. I wish I were able to upload a picture of the scarf that I'm working on, but I cannot find a way to post it here. Thanks again!
@@benjamin4394 💕 thank you so much!! I agree, it's a easy yet gorgeous stitch. Would love to see your scarf, does posting on Instagram interest you? My page is - instagram.com/yarnstitchcolour?igsh=MXAzdnI0aHE0MmFqMg==
I love this stitch and yours is the first tutorial on herringbone that includes that third “bar” or loop so you don’t get a line on the back side. Very clear explanation, thank you! This seems to create a very dense fabric-if I wanted to make a more draping fabric for a throw, for instance, would I just go up multiple sizes on the hook?
Thank you 😊 for your kind comment! For a drapey fabric, use a thinner yarn (am using a bulky here). If you go up a hook size the diagonal lines won't have a good tension, they'll look loose. Use a yarn with more number of ply so that the yarn is ' rounder'....& The effect will be perfect lines n drapey fabric. Sorry for a lengthy answer 😶
Щиро дякую за визерунок, дуже сподобалось!!! На жаль не було перекладу ( на російську, чи Українську мову) но і так все ясно!!! Давно мріяла зв'язати палантін, або шарф щільним визерунком і цей просто ідеально підійде!!! Дуже вдячна за М.К.!!!
... іще, хочу подякувати вам за то, що ви показали як не згубити петлі кромочні!!! Бо я їх завжди гублю і в мене скорочуваються ряди!!! Дякую за допомогу!!! 🥰
Thank you!!!! Im doing this stitch and was wondering why it wasn't looking right I've pulled it all out 3 times, Realized I was doing it wrong when I would flip my row over
This is a gorgeous stitch and your technique for instruction is perfect for learning this stitch well! I wonder if it can be altered to create a pointed shall...anything is possible. Anywho thank you!
You can join the beginning chain in a circle. Make row repeats same as shown here.....join every round with ch1 and turn around to make the next round...
So I am making a scarf with this pattern. I used stitch markers on both sides. One side is straight, but the other side edge lost stitches with each row. I've watched the video several times to see what I did wrong but I dont understand how that happened with stitch markers. And why it worked on one side but not the others.
Aahh that's a bummer! ☹️ here are my two cents. If you are missing stitches on the edge only : place a marker on the first stitch as usual....but also on the last stitch, just before making the chain 1 and flipping. That helps to identify the first stitch of the next row correctly. In case we are missing stitches in the middle of the row: the best thing to do would be streching the work every few stitches and seeing clearly if rach stitch was used. And counting the stitches on every row before flipping. I hope this helps ♥️
@@tmckmusic8584 that's a great Q.. So, if the yarn itself is thick, the cloth/ fabric will be thick...else it looks good with thinner yarn too. Just that the yarn needs to have lots of ply and be a 'rounder' yarn. Best use, pot holders..you are right. Also, bags, baskets, coasters, laptop sleeves....
I have bought this yarn for a cardigan . I am using 5 mm hook but i feel bigger hook would be better. Wt hook size do u suggest for this Ganga Motu wool ( bulky 5 ) ???
Recently, I also want to learn the cable stitch pattern that the cable looks like heart shape. Can you have time in the future to make a tutorial on this pattern ？ I am just a new crotchet beginner but your tutorial is really slow and patient enough for beginners to follow.
Hi, am using a yarn called Ganga 'motu' (literally meaning 'chubby' in Hindi). It's yardage is 75 meters per 100 grams. I will post a link in the description box...so that everyone can easily refer. Thank you so much for asking 😊
I have similar thick wool yarn. I tried making a scarf ( but it's kinda stuff). Then I made into a top, it doesn't look good . Kindly make a loose ( with gap) muffler or something: pattern 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
hmmmm I just watched multiple different videos on the herringbone stitch and this is the only one done like this lol very confusing but I like this version better
I want to thank you so much for this tutorial. It’s very well done and I learned a beautiful new stitch. I would love listening to you reading to me every night before bed. You’re so calm and you have a lovely voice.
Oooo that's such a sweet and kind compliment! ☺️ thank you!!
Am happy you loved the stitch 💛
Yes, tk you so much!! I now get it!!!❤
Thank you for explaining this stitch in a clear, concise, and slow, repetitive manner. I’m glad I stopped by your channel. This is one of the best explanations of the herringbone stitch I’ve seen. Awesome!
☺️ thank you 🙏 am happy you liked it and shared it here!
very nice explanations, thank you! I'm a beginner and I learned this so easily :)
😊 woohooo!! elated to know that. Thank you for sharing 🙏❤️
Thank you for explaining this one in detail. It is a fiddly one but super achievable with your very clear instructions. ❤❤❤
😊 thank you so much! ❤️
Agreed! I was glad I found this channel!
😊 grateful for your kindness 💕
Looked all over for a clear herringbone stitch tutorial with no luck. THIS IS THE VIDEO!
Thank you so much for clearly explaining what you are doing, and using a yarn weight that makes it clear what you are doing!
😊🙏😊 thank you so much for your kind comment!
the yarn weight made such a big difference! I'm currently using a number 6 bulky and it is going great!!!
What a great tutorial! I love this stitch! You teach it so well. It's great to show how mistakes can be made by skipping stitches. Really like how you show that! Thank you so much for posting! You've shown how crocheting is so versatile! AWESOME!
Thank you for noting the details and sharing a beautiful comment 🙏 ☺️
Like the others, I too appreciate your calm manner and thorough explanation to this stitch including the row’s ending! Now I know why my ends were looking wonky! Thank you so much 😊
Thank you 😊
Yes, neat edges make a big difference....am glad you found the video useful 😃
This is one of the coolest stitches I’ve come across, and you made it so simple even though it might be a complicated stitch. I feel confident about picking up my hook and yarn and being successful. I also enjoyed your accent and pleasant tone of voice. You seem very kind and understanding, which makes an excellent instructor. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your sweet words, you've made my day! 🙏😊
I agree with all of this. I particularly like the accent, very soothing
Thank you! ☺️
great tutorial!
row 1: 1:10
row 2: 3:20
row 1 repeat: 9:35
row 2 repeat: 12:03
Thank you!
Thank you for making this tutorial so easy to understand! Some people move so fast it's hard to pick up; I appreciate you going slowly for the whole thing so us learners have the time to actually learn it without constantly pausing or backing up.
@@megvandernoord178 thank you! Your sweet comment has made my day ♥️ am glad going slow is useful.
Thank you, so much for explaining this stitch you made it very easy to follow. I liked the fact that you showed it slowly!😊
Thank you 😊
This is the best tutorial I have ever seen for this stitch! Thank you very much! ❤
Thank you! Very kind of you 😊
You are a wonderful teacher, thank you for the clear directions!
Thank you for your kind words 🙏😊
Thanks for the clear language and at 0.75x speed I could follow along with you as you went along! I appreciate you and send you happy and healthy vibes this holiday season!! 🙏🧶
@@alisong826 thank you so much 😊🙏✨ happy holidays to you too!
Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial ❤ your voice is so pleasant and easy to listen to. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
@@HellenaHanbasquet thank you Hellena! 💖
Ty ty ty. I watched other video and was about to give up untill I found your video. You make it very easy. 😊
Am smiling ear to ear! Thank you 😊 will keep trying my best!
Excellent tutorial! I also enjoyed hearing the natural sounds in the background of your neighborhood
😊😊 thank you Diane! Am always worried about the background noise, your kind comment assures me...♥️
I can’t thank you enough! I looked at several videos but couldn’t understand the stitch until I watched you. You’re the best! Thank you again.
Thank you Cheryl! You've made my day :)
I've watched several videos on herringbone stitch, have just about given up until I watched and practiced from your excellent video! It works!!!!! Thank you, Happy 2025 New Year!!!
@@thedog2916 😊 am glad and smiling ear to ear ♥️ thank you so much for your kind comment and wishes ✨ Happy new year to you too!
Thank you so much for the excellent tutorial on how to do the herringbone crochet blanket. I am desperate to get this right and your tut looks amazing. Thank you very much. Regards Carol South Africa
@@francescasavio-d4q Blanket sounds great! Thank you for your kind words, Carol 😊♥️
Best explanation ever. Thank you!
Thank you ❤ you've made my day 🙏✨
Love your explanations, i didnt know that i had to pull the hook and loop to define the herringbone stitch
@@flyingdordish1160 Yes, that's a good observation!! That adds so much to the look of the stitch ♥️ thank you for watching the tutorial 🤝✨😊
Thank you so much you are a good teacher and you make it looking easy. I'm making a bag right now with this elegant stitch.
Thank you! :) A bag sounds perfect!
This is such a pretty stitch! I really want to try this as a granny square.
That would be so pretty as a Granny Square.
Great tutorial Arundhati! I am (80retired arch) love making greeting cards, used follow japanese crochet books for making toys for my sons , now for grand daughters! Before online ,I used to visit 'Musaji ' in Grant road in the 60's !!
Thank you Ranjani ji 💕 crocheting feels soo good by itself and helps us form a community bond ♥️ lovely to hear your sweet memories! Thank you for sharing 😊😊
I like this herringbone pattern ver mich but I had watched several videos for crocheting this herringbone stitch in the past two months, I can worked it out. Your tutorial is the one that finally helps me work it out. Thank you so so so much.❤
Am glad you found it useful 😊 thank you!
This was a great explanation, thank you! You clearly know your craft well!
Thank you! Very kind compliment ❤️🙏😊
Wonderful patient explanation - what a difficult stitch to understand- usually I can understand crochet stitches very quickly but this is difficult - you explain it so well! 😊
Thank you 😊 very kind of you of you to share that ...it absolutely makes my day!
Thank you for sharing this tutorial. The Herringbone stitch is a favourite of mine.
Am happy to hear that, thank you for sharing and your comment!
Thank you for this tutorial! I just recently got back into crocheting and I been trying to find a pretty stitching I like for my baby girl blanket that I'm making for her. This is beautiful and you explain it in a way I can follow you easy and you go slow enough for me especially being a newbie, or coming back into the crocheting world, thank you!!!💜💜💜
Very kind of you ☺️❤️ to share such a sweet comment! Welcome back to the beautiful world of crochet, am sure your baby girl will enjoy the blanket very much ❤️❤️
Thank you so much. This is the first tutorial that I followed and got the arrows correctly the first time ❤
☺️ am elated to hear this! Thank you for sharing 💛
You are an excellent teacher. No fuss, very clear and can't wait to try
Thank you 😊🙏
Beautiful pattern! Can't wait to try it!
Thanks
@@rsuhardi thank you ✨♥️ 😊
Thank you thank you for explaining it so thoroughly with clear visuals! Also you have a very beautiful voice! Your accent is so soothing
Thank you ❤️🙏 very kind of you 😊
This tutorial was great! Thank you so much for making this video. You did such a a great job of explaining and showing what needs to be done to create the herringbone pattern. 💚
Thank you 🙏😊
Your herringbone stitch looks so much better than the other way I have learned. Can you possibly make a tutorial showing how to do it in the round. I’m trying to add it to a beanie and the second part is giving me trouble. I will keep on practicing. Thank you for showing us this beautiful stitch.
@@KendyJane67 thank you! I would too like to make a in the round tutorial... Sometime soon 🤞
I went thru 5 videos before I found this one which actually gives me a good instruction on this! Thanks so much.
☺️🙏 am so happy to know you found this video helpful, thank you for sharing!
Thank you for your tutorial! Your voice is very clear and the instructions are easy to understand. I really appreciate this video!
@@millafilppula4083 thank you ❤ 🙏😊
Very nice so much easier seeing than reading it in my book. Thank you!
Thank you 😃
Very clear instructions, thank you ☺️
🙏☺️ thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial. It was very clear and concise. And I also loved hearing the beautiful bird sounds in the background. It makes me want to travel! (but I have work in the morning)
@@WooHooCrossStitch thank you 😊
Very good and easy to watch, explained and could see all you did, best one Ive ever seen, Blessings to you
Thank you so much ☺️🙏 very kind of you 💛
Thankyou you made this so easy to follow 💜
Thank you for sharing! ☺️
You are a great teacher. Thank you sooooo much.
Thank you! 🙏☺️
Wow! Fantastic directions thank
You!
Thank you 😃
Thanks! I'm really a beginner crocheter, but I found your video really easy to follow, and have managed to create quite a neat little sample :) Now planning what to make in this stitch. It seems to make quite a solid, thick fabric.
Thank you for sharing! Yes 💯 absolutely......it makes quite a thick fabric. Looking forward to your make :)
It's a beautiful stitch that you made so easy to understand ~ thank you!
Thank you 😊
You are an excellent Teacher. Thank you. 🦋❤️
Thank you so much! ☺️🙏
You are an amazing teacher!!!!
Thank you! ☺️🙏💕
@@Yarnstitchcolour I see alot of your tutorials are Tunisian crochet... Could you do some more regular crochet tutorials please!!
@@FJolly86 yes, there's a bunting tutorial with regular crochet, coming soon!
Jai Swaminarayan 🙏I love this stich AWESOME ❤ I will do and post it soon you 🙏
Thank you! That's so great to hear 😊
Well explained. Thanks so much for taking the time to share your knowledge!❤
@@nadiafolla5824 thank you ❤ very kind of you 😃
wow thank you this is a great tutorial! 🙏🏻
@@LEMLCK thank you ❤ kind of you to comment 😊
Thanks for the tutorial 🥰.
PS. The bird in the background is so cheerful sounding!
@@dittleflower8858 thank you 😊 🙏
Yes! My very own background music 😄
Thank you. Your tutorial is so easy to follow 🙏
Thank you for sharing 🙏😊
You are perfect in teaching 🙏🏼
@@artminatiquilling8558 🙏 thank you!! that's very kind of you ♥️
I love the stitch, and I really appreciate your teaching approach. You are slow, methodical, give clear explanations, and use a yarn thick enough to see clearly. This was my first time watching your channel. I have subscribed and will be back for more terrific tutorials. Thank you! ❤
Your beautiful comment has made my day brighter! Thank you so much 😊 and ❤️ for subscribing 🎉🎉🎉
What a wonderful tutorial! I have added this pattern to my growing list of stitches!!! Thank you very much! I absolutely love this pattern and the stitches are so easy to keep count of. I wish I were able to upload a picture of the scarf that I'm working on, but I cannot find a way to post it here. Thanks again!
@@benjamin4394 💕 thank you so much!! I agree, it's a easy yet gorgeous stitch. Would love to see your scarf, does posting on Instagram interest you? My page is - instagram.com/yarnstitchcolour?igsh=MXAzdnI0aHE0MmFqMg==
Thank you so much for that clear explanation
@@nothinghell880 thank you 😊♥️
Thanks for showing it with clarity ❤
Thank you ❤️😊
You explain perfectly!! Thankyou🎉🎉🎉
Thank you! 🙏❤️
Great tutorial for beginners 🎉
Thank you!
Thank you for the tutorial!
Thank you 😊🙏 your kind comment is appreciated ❤
Such a pretty stitch🩷 Thank you
@@lauragabriel5526 I agree 😍 thank you 💕
Think you so much! This is definitely helpful. I'm going to try this.
Thank you for your comment! Makes my day brighter 😊
Such great directions!
Thank you 😊
Thank you sooo much. Perfekt explaining!
@@thjorven74blomquwist47 thank you 🙏😊
:0 this looks so much like oslo stitch in Nalbinding!! I can't do it with Nalbinding but i think i could definitely crochet it!!😊 yay Thanks!!! 🎉🎉❤❤
@@laightnightknits4358 thank you 😊 yes give it a try ✨
Excellent explanation!!! Thank you
@@nicholasjasmin8952 thank you! 😃
I love this stitch and yours is the first tutorial on herringbone that includes that third “bar” or loop so you don’t get a line on the back side. Very clear explanation, thank you! This seems to create a very dense fabric-if I wanted to make a more draping fabric for a throw, for instance, would I just go up multiple sizes on the hook?
Thank you 😊 for your kind comment!
For a drapey fabric, use a thinner yarn (am using a bulky here). If you go up a hook size the diagonal lines won't have a good tension, they'll look loose. Use a yarn with more number of ply so that the yarn is ' rounder'....& The effect will be perfect lines n drapey fabric. Sorry for a lengthy answer 😶
@@Yarnstitchcolour lengthy is good and helpful!!!! I look forward to reviewing more of your videos 😊
Щиро дякую за визерунок, дуже сподобалось!!! На жаль не було перекладу ( на російську, чи Українську мову) но і так все ясно!!! Давно мріяла зв'язати палантін, або шарф щільним визерунком і цей просто ідеально підійде!!! Дуже вдячна за М.К.!!!
@@ЖаннаНагорная-в2т дякую, радий, що відео було корисним 😃
Thank you, thank you, thank you. New, subbed, and appreciative for teaching this .😊
😊💕 thank you so much!
... іще, хочу подякувати вам за то, що ви показали як не згубити петлі кромочні!!! Бо я їх завжди гублю і в мене скорочуваються ряди!!! Дякую за допомогу!!! 🥰
@@ЖаннаНагорная-в2т дякую за ваш добрий коментар ✨♥️. це типова помилка..
Love your tutorial and this stitch.
Yes, it's one my favourite stitches....and Thank you 😊🙏
Thank you for your nice and clear explanations❤
😊
Thank you 😊
👏🏻👏🏻🤩💯🏆😍🎉💐
GREAT video !!!!! Thank you so much!!!
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful stitch ❤❤
True that ☺️
Thank you!!!! Im doing this stitch and was wondering why it wasn't looking right I've pulled it all out 3 times, Realized I was doing it wrong when I would flip my row over
😀 ahh that happens! Glad my tutorial was useful to you 😊 thank you for sharing!
This is a gorgeous stitch and your technique for instruction is perfect for learning this stitch well! I wonder if it can be altered to create a pointed shall...anything is possible. Anywho thank you!
What if i want to use this stitch in a circular pattern? Like if i want to do a bag with it
You can join the beginning chain in a circle. Make row repeats same as shown here.....join every round with ch1 and turn around to make the next round...
@@Yarnstitchcolour thank you. I'm gonna try it
@@rose-micapierre8909 I'd love to know how it works out for you :) thank you
So I am making a scarf with this pattern. I used stitch markers on both sides. One side is straight, but the other side edge lost stitches with each row. I've watched the video several times to see what I did wrong but I dont understand how that happened with stitch markers. And why it worked on one side but not the others.
Aahh that's a bummer! ☹️ here are my two cents. If you are missing stitches on the edge only : place a marker on the first stitch as usual....but also on the last stitch, just before making the chain 1 and flipping. That helps to identify the first stitch of the next row correctly. In case we are missing stitches in the middle of the row: the best thing to do would be streching the work every few stitches and seeing clearly if rach stitch was used. And counting the stitches on every row before flipping. I hope this helps ♥️
Beautiful! What are some of the best applications for this stitch? The cloth seems very thick. Good for a pot-holder?
@@tmckmusic8584 that's a great Q.. So, if the yarn itself is thick, the cloth/ fabric will be thick...else it looks good with thinner yarn too. Just that the yarn needs to have lots of ply and be a 'rounder' yarn. Best use, pot holders..you are right. Also, bags, baskets, coasters, laptop sleeves....
@@tmckmusic8584 thank you ♥️😊
I have bought this yarn for a cardigan . I am using 5 mm hook but i feel bigger hook would be better. Wt hook size do u suggest for this Ganga Motu wool ( bulky 5 ) ???
@@k_____007 hi, I have used a 7mm here.
Good information 👍👍
@@Aishwaryacreatetailor thank you! ✨
Gorgeous❤
Thank you!
Recently, I also want to learn the cable stitch pattern that the cable looks like heart shape. Can you have time in the future to make a tutorial on this pattern ？
I am just a new crotchet beginner but your tutorial is really slow and patient enough for beginners to follow.
Hopefully I will make time and bring more tutorials, your kind words are very encouraging ✨
Thank you very much 🙏🌺
Thank you 😊
❤ Thank you.
😃Happy to share! thank you
which yarn you are using?
What yarn are you using I love the size of it
Hi, am using a yarn called Ganga 'motu' (literally meaning 'chubby' in Hindi). It's yardage is 75 meters per 100 grams. I will post a link in the description box...so that everyone can easily refer. Thank you so much for asking 😊
Great
Thank you :)
Thank you for sharing ☺️🙏
Merci beaucoup ❤
je suis content que ça te plaise, de rien 😊❤️ (Hope I've said that right, used Googles help)
I have similar thick wool yarn. I tried making a scarf ( but it's kinda stuff). Then I made into a top, it doesn't look good . Kindly make a loose ( with gap) muffler or something: pattern 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I agree, this thick wool becomes too stiff for a wearable. Will try to find a softer thick yarn for muffler...👍🏻❤️
Thank you so nuch
Thank you 😊
Is she only pulling the front loop?
Only on the first row
Can you make a hat pls with this stitch
Anyone try this with velvet yarn??
Horrible yarn choice if you ask me. No offence
I'm going to! Can't wait!
hmmmm I just watched multiple different videos on the herringbone stitch and this is the only one done like this lol very confusing but I like this version better
Thank you! Yes, it could take a minute to get a hang of the stitch....😊
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@@tiannahbevz34 thank you 💕🙏