I have tried watching several TH-cam tutorials for various stitches and always find myself returning to yours. Thanks so much for your clear, concise direction.
I'm a beginner and found this tutorial to be so easy to follow - instructions are clear and easy to understand. This pattern had got me so inspired, I want to go out and buy yarn right away! I cannot wait to try this pattern....thank you so very much - I enjoyed this tutorial 💗
This is probably one of the easiest zig zag patterns I've seen- I'm a visual learner so being able to see you do it slowly and clearly really helps and also the repetition ❤😊
I'm fairly new to crochet. I think I've been doing it for about 2 months now. I love your videos. You always explain everything clearly and take your time showing what to do. I'm confused as to why everyone is complaining of the difference in the name of the stitch when you clearly state that in the UK it's a double in the US it's a single and telling you to make two separate videos for the two. Honestly it makes no sense. I'm from the US and have never had any issues with your tutorials. It takes a fairly small amount of common sense to pay attention to what you say and follow along. Either way thank you for such lovely patterns and wonderful tutorials.
Hi Carly, thanks so much for your lovely comment, I'm so glad my tutorials are useful for you and that you can follow along without too much trouble! :)
Thank you. I’m going to make a tank top with this stitch in the middle portion and half double crochet on either side. It’s a dupe of a lovely sweater I saw on Pinterest. I came to TH-cam to learn how to do this stitch and your video was clear and concise. Again, my thanks!
I've wanted to do this for a long time watched many videos and I can honestly say that the way u presented this is perfect thank you for being so clear anazing
I love how you explain everything you are doing and why you are doing it! I can't tell you how many confusing some videos I have watched over the last week that are so hard to watch. Thank you for being that light at the end of the tunnel lol
Hi, this is so beautiful! I saw this and just had to try it, so i just started this in a deep red, light rose and ivory for a very dear friend and wonderful lady. Thank you so much for all your tutorials!
Hello & thank you from West Virginia USA❣️ Thank you for all your awesome tutorials. I use to crochet years ago when I was a stay at home Mom but I haven’t crocheted for a couple decades & now that I’m disabled I’m starting to crochet again & trying to learn new stitches & patterns. A friend of mine had yarn from their deceased Mom & I offered to make something for them & I think they would love this pattern. I have subscribed to your channel & will share & be back to make more of your beautiful patterns. Blessings from Sheila.
What size are you making, and do you understand the chain count.I have been trying to get this down for two weeks and all I do is tear out and start chain over again.
I think she said this pattern is multiples of 25 +5. So 25,50,75,100 etc. Once you choose how big you want it, add 5 more chains. They are added for stitching. I hope that helps. I'm teaching myself how to crochet and I was so confused by the multiples thing at first.
I'm so grateful to you for this really easy tutorial. Your instructions are so clear and I'm so glad because I've been wanting to make this blanket for ages and it just continued to stump me, so a big Thanks!
Wonderful instructions.! How on earth could over 200 people give a thumbs down. Wish they had written a comment to allow the teacher to clarify what their problem was.
I've only been crocheting about 2 years and never could get this chevron stitch until now. Thanks for the great tutorial...easy to follow and so pretty!
I have been crocheting for 58 yrs. and I just figured this pattern. I wasn't counting it right had to rip it 4 times. But I don't think I'll be making another anytime soon.
Thank you so much for the great tutorial! I'm a long time knitter trying my had a crochet for the first time. I feel armed and ready to make my afghan. Thank you also for not going too fast for us newbies. :-)
Hi thanks for showing and explaining how to do this stitch you made it easy to understand thanks so much I'm going to do it for my brother in his football team colours 🧶🧶⭐⭐🧶🧶
I, too am a beginner and I always save this, in case I make a mistake in the first trial. However thankyou for the tutorial . I'll try this ASAP. It looks really nice for a baby blanket. Your an inspiration ❤👍👏👏👏
That's exactly what I want. If you have done the 21 stitches, would you let me know how it worked? I just finished on with 25 and would like the ridges closer too.
So I've been trying to find a good ripple pattern for a week now. This is a solid pattern, the multiples of 25 are perfect, easy and really turns out beautifully, thank you!
Great tutorial! I would love to make the pattern with just a straight edge and not the extra dip on the side (the two crochet with the single space)--how should I adjust the pattern to make that possible?
what do you do if you want to use a single yarn throughout but still want that texture ? Just do this every x amount of rows?Using an even number so all the ribs are on the same side. I find your tutorials very well planned out and explained. Thank you for sharing them.
Hi Alison, yes, just work into the back loops whenever you want to create your ridge... If you want them all on the same side then make sure you do it on an even number row. Thank you so much for your feedback too! Rebekah
Thank you! Im loving the peach color. Ill be making a short version of this to make W for front of my daughters Halloween costume. Or jus for play. Ive not decided yet. God bless you! Very weird hearing Dc when its sc. LOL Glad u clarifing that though for ppl Listenimg who cant see well or at all.
Love the video. Trying to make blanket and following your directions. However, when I count my 11 and get to the peak, the holes are not lined up and when I get to the bottom to skip 2 the spacing does not match. Am I missing something?
Watch carefully at the 9 minute 25 second mark (9:25) you may actually be starting your first stitch in the second stitch from your turning chain and that will cause you to be off one stitch she points this out at the 9 minute 25 second mark
I have tried this pattern so many times but it never turns out right!! I'm always off by stitches and its frustrating because I follow the instructions to a 'T'. Thank you so much for this video! Now I can finally make a blanket in this pattern!!!
@@BlossomCrochet can you provide insight on shrinking rows? I’m not sure what’s going wrong I’ve restarted multiple times and counted stitches...but each row is smaller than the next so the edges are slanted.
I love your tutorials, but would like to know what would be the best amount of 25 chains to make a baby blanket for a cot size? Thank you for your great tutorials
Great tutorial! Thank you. I’m curious about the miss one at the beginning and end of each row. What is its purpose? Does it just keep the ends from stretching out?
I'm currently working this stitch into a blanket, I love this pattern. However, the sides curl. What is this best border to finish this blanket with? Thank you very much for your tutorials, they are very informative and the instructions are very helpful and clear.
I love your teaching. It’s beautiful. I seen a dress with what seams to be one chevron point on front and back with a netting stitch. will it be possible for you to do a video on that particular pattern. I seen it in Pinterest.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! You have helped me so much!! I wrote out your pattern so that I wouldn't forget it! I will try to email you once I'm finished.
@@darlenebalough1512 I hope you can understand this. I sort of write for my understanding. Note: I'm American so my translation is different but yet the same. For flat side with reverse textured side! Multiples of 25 +5 (to get desired length) Row 1: sc in 2nd chain from hook. Sc in next chain, skip 1, sc in next 11 chains, 3 sc in next chain (forming peak), sc in next 11 chains, skip 2 chains, sc in next 11 chains, 3 sc in next ch, sc in next 11 ch, skip 1, sc in next 2 ch, ch 1, turn. Row 2 (sc through both loops): sc in base of row, sc in next chain, skip one, sc in next 11 chains, 3 sc next ch, sc in next 11 ch, skip 2, sc 11 ch, 3 sc in next ch, sc in next 11, skip 1, sc in next 2. *(You can change colors at this point or create two more rows doing this, only work in back loops on first row of new color) *note I like the flat on side and textured on the other so if you want the same make as many rows as you want and change colors only on a even row. New color: tie on, ch 1 turn, sc in base (through both loops). *now working through back loops only! Sc in next ch, skip 1, sc in next 11 ch, 3 sc in next ch, sc in next 11 ch, skip 2, sc in next 11 ch, 3 sc in next chain, sc in next 11 ch, skip 1, sc in next ch, sc in both loops for final ch in row. Ch 1, turn. *working through both loops again! Repeat Row 2! For as many rows until you change colors.
Very pretty! I love your color choices. I have 2 Chevron comforters on the beds in my guest bedrooms. Maybe I should make matching blankets to go with them! Thanks for another lovely tutorial! Yeah it is funny to hear it referred to as a dc when to us in the US it is a single but that's how it goes. Thanks for always pointing that out! Also I couldn't hear your neighbor's lawnmower! :)
That's great, I was cursing when he started cutting his grass right in the middle - I'm glad it was too noticeable! Thanks for the lovely feedback Thea :)
Fantastic tutorial! Just started a clutch bag in this pattern thanks to your video but you are giving me blanket ideas! These colours are gorgeous together. Which colours have you used in the Caron Simply Soft?
Hi , I've made this blanket but I would like to add a boarder on the top & bottom, how can I do this ? Would you be able to do a tutorial on how to accomplish this ?
beautiful pattern.....can u please tell me how you work out how many balls of wool is needed . i am going to be using the same wool as i find it lovely to crochet with. thankyou
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think what you did on that first row is a single crochet, not a double. In a double, you yarn over before you go in the whole, yarn over, pull, go through 2, go in, yarn over, pull, and go through the last 2
I started after watching this last night. Is it supposed to get longer on the ends. Like more than 11 stitches. Mine is turning out but I feel it’s wrong
It should have the same amount of stitches each row… if you’re ending up with more then you must have made a little mistake somewhere. If you’re able to, use a stitch marker and pop it into your first and last stitch of the row and that will hopefully really help keeping your edges straight 🥰🧶🌸
You really explain how to do everything well, my favourite tutorial I've seen crocheting this blanket. Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. Do you have any more tutorials, especially learning how to crocheting.
When you are doing a double crochet stitch uk term then it would be a double turning stitch ( chain 2 ) and when doing a treble crochet stitch the turning stitch (chain 3 ) would be a treble also. Hope this helps. If your still suck I'm happy to help.
I have tried watching several TH-cam tutorials for various stitches and always find myself returning to yours. Thanks so much for your clear, concise direction.
I'm a beginner and found this tutorial to be so easy to follow - instructions are clear and easy to understand. This pattern had got me so inspired, I want to go out and buy yarn right away! I cannot wait to try this pattern....thank you so very much - I enjoyed this tutorial 💗
This is probably one of the easiest zig zag patterns I've seen- I'm a visual learner so being able to see you do it slowly and clearly really helps and also the repetition ❤😊
Wow, thank you! That’s great to hear 🥰🌸🧶
I'm a visual learner as well,. but I do need words! I truly appreciate tutorials lune this!❤
I'm fairly new to crochet. I think I've been doing it for about 2 months now. I love your videos. You always explain everything clearly and take your time showing what to do. I'm confused as to why everyone is complaining of the difference in the name of the stitch when you clearly state that in the UK it's a double in the US it's a single and telling you to make two separate videos for the two. Honestly it makes no sense. I'm from the US and have never had any issues with your tutorials. It takes a fairly small amount of common sense to pay attention to what you say and follow along. Either way thank you for such lovely patterns and wonderful tutorials.
Hi Carly, thanks so much for your lovely comment, I'm so glad my tutorials are useful for you and that you can follow along without too much trouble! :)
Thank you for your tutorials. I love it and I'll give it a try!! Thank you!
I totally agree Carly. As someone who's been crocheting for a while, you shd know what the stitches are for US and UK. I love her video's!!!
Thank you. I’m going to make a tank top with this stitch in the middle portion and half double crochet on either side. It’s a dupe of a lovely sweater I saw on Pinterest. I came to TH-cam to learn how to do this stitch and your video was clear and concise. Again, my thanks!
I've wanted to do this for a long time watched many videos and I can honestly say that the way u presented this is perfect thank you for being so clear anazing
I love how you explain everything you are doing and why you are doing it! I can't tell you how many confusing some videos I have watched over the last week that are so hard to watch. Thank you for being that light at the end of the tunnel lol
This instructor is awesome I learned to zig zag stitch very easy. She’s the best.thank you ❤
You are so welcome! And thank you so much 🌸☺️
Hi, this is so beautiful! I saw this and just had to try it, so i just started this in a deep red, light rose and ivory for a very dear friend and wonderful lady. Thank you so much for all your tutorials!
Wonderful! That sounds so pretty 😍
Thank you! I wish I knew how to show a picture but I guess I can't on here.
My Grandmother did this version of this stitch and I loved it. I am going to attempt this soon. Thank you for the memory 💖💖🙏🙏
That’s so lovely! I hope that the tutorial is helpful 🌸🥰
I absolutely love your channel. You’re one of my favorite channels and you explain everything so easily
Wow, thank you! That’s so kind of you to say! 🌸🧶
@@BlossomCrochet ❤️
If you crochet tightly (as I do!) it sometimes helps to use a larger hook for the foundation chain, then back to the 5.5 for the body of the afghan.
An excellent suggestion!
Que pena no entiendo ingles me gustaría hacerlo
@@libiapozada6874 intenta activar los subtitulos?
Hello & thank you from West Virginia USA❣️
Thank you for all your awesome tutorials.
I use to crochet years ago when I was a stay at home Mom but I haven’t crocheted for a couple decades & now that I’m disabled I’m starting to crochet again & trying to learn new stitches & patterns.
A friend of mine had yarn from their deceased Mom & I offered to make something for them & I think they would love this pattern.
I have subscribed to your channel & will share & be back to make more of your beautiful patterns.
Blessings from Sheila.
This is by far the easiest tutorial ive come across. I ordered a lot a yarn for my quarantine and i cant wait to try this out ❤
What size are you making, and do you understand the chain count.I have been trying to get this down for two weeks and all I do is tear out and start chain over again.
I think she said this pattern is multiples of 25 +5. So 25,50,75,100 etc. Once you choose how big you want it, add 5 more chains. They are added for stitching. I hope that helps. I'm teaching myself how to crochet and I was so confused by the multiples thing at first.
I'm so grateful to you for this really easy tutorial. Your instructions are so clear and I'm so glad because I've been wanting to make this blanket for ages and it just continued to stump me, so a big Thanks!
Thank you so much! That’s so lovely to hear - I’m glad you found my tutorial helpful 🥰🌸
Finally got it right. I do like your tutorials as they’re slower and easier to follow.
Wonderful instructions.! How on earth could over 200 people give a thumbs down. Wish they had written a comment to allow the teacher to clarify what their problem was.
I've only been crocheting about 2 years and never could get this chevron stitch until now. Thanks for the great tutorial...easy to follow and so pretty!
I have been crocheting for 58 yrs. and I just figured this pattern. I wasn't counting it right had to rip it 4 times. But I don't think I'll be making another anytime soon.
Great job at explaining &taking time for us all to see & learn. I love it!
So glad you like it, thank you ☺️
Thank you so much for the great tutorial! I'm a long time knitter trying my had a crochet for the first time. I feel armed and ready to make my afghan. Thank you also for not going too fast for us newbies. :-)
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Hi thanks for showing and explaining how to do this stitch you made it easy to understand thanks so much
I'm going to do it for my brother in his football team colours 🧶🧶⭐⭐🧶🧶
Doing your Easy Ribbed blanket in the super chunky weight as soon as I'm done with the Textured Chevron/Zig Zag 😁 You're awesome! 💜
Absolutely beautiful pattern❤ Thanks for a great tutorial!
This is just beautiful. Great tutorial and always easy to follow. Thank you for adding the yarn description with colors in the description box.
I, too am a beginner and I always save this, in case I make a mistake in the first trial. However thankyou for the tutorial . I'll try this ASAP. It looks really nice for a baby blanket. Your an inspiration ❤👍👏👏👏
Thank you! 🌸
Love this pattern/tutorial. I think I may try multiples of say 21 as I want my zig zag to be closer together. I'll trial and error it
That's exactly what I want. If you have done the 21 stitches, would you let me know how it worked? I just finished on with 25 and would like the ridges closer too.
I really like the ridge on this pattern. Thanks for sharing.
Did the ripple granny and that came out beautiful 😍
Yay! I’m so happy it came out nicely for you 🌸☺️
Thank you so much from South Afrikca for this tutorial. Now I'll be able to do a afghan.
Love using SC for blanket. Just to be sure, I noticed that you didn't skip any spaces (after doing 3 sc) towards the end of the last peak.
This is going to be my next scrap blanket! Thanks 🇺🇸
So I've been trying to find a good ripple pattern for a week now. This is a solid pattern, the multiples of 25 are perfect, easy and really turns out beautifully, thank you!
Working on my second lapghan. Thanks so much for the great tutorial 💜
Wonderful! I’m so glad that you like it 🌸
Thank you for your videos! You’re a wonderful teacher!!! I’ve found the channel for me!!
I absolutely LOVE your accent!!!
Thanks so much Cheryl! That’s so kind 🌸
Very nice look. I've been crocheting for over 50 years and I haven't seen this "flame" or "ripple" aphgan done in single crochet.
Thank you very much , you have helped me a lot , I only learn last months and your explanation is so clear and calm to follow.
Absolutely LOVE the colours in this sample!! I always enjoy, and appreciate, your videos; I am learning a lot from your channel. Thanks!
Thank you so much for showing your videos with everyone. Your video seems easier then other Channel. I can’t wait to get stared .
Great tutorial! I would love to make the pattern with just a straight edge and not the extra dip on the side (the two crochet with the single space)--how should I adjust the pattern to make that possible?
Very well done. So informative and easy to follow. Thank you ❤
My next project love how you explain your work. Hope mine comes out beautiful like yours
what do you do if you want to use a single yarn throughout but still want that texture ? Just do this every x amount of rows?Using an even number so all the ribs are on the same side. I find your tutorials very well planned out and explained. Thank you for sharing them.
Hi Alison, yes, just work into the back loops whenever you want to create your ridge... If you want them all on the same side then make sure you do it on an even number row. Thank you so much for your feedback too! Rebekah
Thank you! Im loving the peach color. Ill be making a short version of this to make W for front of my daughters Halloween costume. Or jus for play. Ive not decided yet. God bless you! Very weird hearing Dc when its sc. LOL Glad u clarifing that though for ppl Listenimg who cant see well or at all.
Excellent teacher! Thank you for sharing your pattern with us.
Love the video. Trying to make blanket and following your directions. However, when I count my 11 and get to the peak, the holes are not lined up and when I get to the bottom to skip 2 the spacing does not match. Am I missing something?
Watch carefully at the 9 minute 25 second mark (9:25) you may actually be starting your first stitch in the second stitch from your turning chain and that will cause you to be off one stitch she points this out at the 9 minute 25 second mark
Love the colours in this! Thanks for the tutorial.
the yarn is beautyfull with a very nice shine!!
1caramella ues and very soft but dk yarn is expensive here In USA dont get alot of yarn in each balls.
Gorgeous Bec! Going to use Premier Sweet cake.
Thank you for the great explanation of each step. I have never been able to do, but I've got this.
Is there an instruction sheet in English for this afghan? It is beautiful!
I need to slow down the video
I have tried this pattern so many times but it never turns out right!! I'm always off by stitches and its frustrating because I follow the instructions to a 'T'. Thank you so much for this video! Now I can finally make a blanket in this pattern!!!
That's great!
Diamond Nichel0
@@BlossomCrochet can you provide insight on shrinking rows? I’m not sure what’s going wrong I’ve restarted multiple times and counted stitches...but each row is smaller than the next so the edges are slanted.
Thank you. You make every thing so clear, easy to understand.
I love your tutorials, but would like to know what would be the best amount of 25 chains to make a baby blanket for a cot size? Thank you for your great tutorials
Great tutorial! Thank you. I’m curious about the miss one at the beginning and end of each row. What is its purpose? Does it just keep the ends from stretching out?
Keeps ends flatter maybe
This is my new favourite thanks so much its so easy to follow and a very addictive pattern:)
Good
Thank you. Best tutorial for the Chevron blanket
Thank you ☺️
This is a great tutorial. So I’m just making sure I understand multiple of 25 means 50 chains once then add 5 addition ones.?
I'm currently working this stitch into a blanket, I love this pattern. However, the sides curl. What is this best border to finish this blanket with? Thank you very much for your tutorials, they are very informative and the instructions are very helpful and clear.
VERY beautiful and you are a wonderful teacher😁 thank you for all the videos you do 💜
I love these colors!! How many total skeins for a Queen size blanket, please? ♥️💐
I love your teaching. It’s beautiful. I seen a dress with what seams to be one chevron point on front and back with a netting stitch. will it be possible for you to do a video on that particular pattern. I seen it in Pinterest.
EXCELLENT WORK! THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!!
It is so beautiful!! I love the colors. 🥰
What is the color of the green yarn you are using?
It is beautiful color combo
I love the way you teach.
This is just beautiful! ☮️🌍🌲
Thank you so much Jennie! 🧶🥰
Very easy to understand the method. You're a good teacher. How would you decrease to shape?
Finally got it 🙌❤️.Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! You have helped me so much!! I wrote out your pattern so that I wouldn't forget it! I will try to email you once I'm finished.
Where is the pattern you wrote out? Is the chain 216. Thank you
I wrote out the pattern and it helped me alot. I'm not sure if you can understand my writing but I am willing to email you if you would like.
@@darlenebalough1512 as long as you work a chain of 25 +5 until you get your desired length you will be just fine.
@@darlenebalough1512 I hope you can understand this. I sort of write for my understanding. Note: I'm American so my translation is different but yet the same.
For flat side with reverse textured side!
Multiples of 25 +5 (to get desired length)
Row 1: sc in 2nd chain from hook. Sc in next chain, skip 1, sc in next 11 chains, 3 sc in next chain (forming peak), sc in next 11 chains, skip 2 chains, sc in next 11 chains, 3 sc in next ch, sc in next 11 ch, skip 1, sc in next 2 ch, ch 1, turn.
Row 2 (sc through both loops): sc in base of row, sc in next chain, skip one, sc in next 11 chains, 3 sc next ch, sc in next 11 ch, skip 2, sc 11 ch, 3 sc in next ch, sc in next 11, skip 1, sc in next 2.
*(You can change colors at this point or create two more rows doing this, only work in back loops on first row of new color) *note I like the flat on side and textured on the other so if you want the same make as many rows as you want and change colors only on a even row.
New color: tie on, ch 1 turn, sc in base (through both loops).
*now working through back loops only!
Sc in next ch, skip 1, sc in next 11 ch, 3 sc in next ch, sc in next 11 ch, skip 2, sc in next 11 ch, 3 sc in next chain, sc in next 11 ch, skip 1, sc in next ch, sc in both loops for final ch in row. Ch 1, turn.
*working through both loops again!
Repeat Row 2! For as many rows until you change colors.
@@jessicawilliams8489 Thank you!!
So , if we have to do a bed sheet for example, we need to do a very long line of chains as the very start
Amazing video.Very clear instructions!Mine is turning up so beautifull too.🙏from India🙏💕❤️
Very pretty! I love your color choices. I have 2 Chevron comforters on the beds in my guest bedrooms. Maybe I should make matching blankets to go with them! Thanks for another lovely tutorial! Yeah it is funny to hear it referred to as a dc when to us in the US it is a single but that's how it goes. Thanks for always pointing that out! Also I couldn't hear your neighbor's lawnmower! :)
That's great, I was cursing when he started cutting his grass right in the middle - I'm glad it was too noticeable! Thanks for the lovely feedback Thea :)
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Fantastic tutorial! Just started a clutch bag in this pattern thanks to your video but you are giving me blanket ideas! These colours are gorgeous together. Which colours have you used in the Caron Simply Soft?
Great pattern! Counting is necessary and I hate counting! 😂
you explain things very well
Thank you ☺️
this is amazing. How many stitches would you add to use the US double crochet stitch?
Beautiful chevron and yarn colours. Thinking of making a baby blanket. How many chains will i make? Thanks
Hi there ~ do you have a written version of this pattern
Hi , I've made this blanket but I would like to add a boarder on the top & bottom, how can I do this ? Would you be able to do a tutorial on how to accomplish this ?
beautiful pattern.....can u please tell me how you work out how many balls of wool is needed . i am going to be using the same wool as i find it lovely to crochet with. thankyou
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think what you did on that first row is a single crochet, not a double. In a double, you yarn over before you go in the whole, yarn over, pull, go through 2, go in, yarn over, pull, and go through the last 2
Hi Lilly, I’m using U.K. terminology so our double crochet is known as a single crochet in US terms 👍🏻
Is it possible for you to post a word document with the written out version of your pattern?
Noelle Parker yes I agree that would be nice. I couldn’t understand her when she said her numbers. In the beginning I don’t know if she said 15 or 50?
Thank you so much!!❤❤…you always inspire!!!❤❤❤
If I am using a self striping yarn that has 3 color’s when would I go into the back loop to create the look?
I love this pattern would I be able to do it in one colour ?
😅 I love your patterns bring more
Thank you! 🌸
Thanks this is greatest and the easiest. Best tutorial thanks again 😀
How many c hain stitches to make a full size blanket 320,right
This was an amazing tutorial!
If im wanting to make a blanket, ive made 200 chains, so at the end i am suppised to add on an extra 20 stitches instead of 5? 🤷♀️
I started after watching this last night. Is it supposed to get longer on the ends. Like more than 11 stitches. Mine is turning out but I feel it’s wrong
It should have the same amount of stitches each row… if you’re ending up with more then you must have made a little mistake somewhere. If you’re able to, use a stitch marker and pop it into your first and last stitch of the row and that will hopefully really help keeping your edges straight 🥰🧶🌸
Ch multiples of 25 + 5 with 12 sts in between
I’m going to try to 8 in between and see how the calculation changes.
Making it look so easy. Thank you
Any instructions for this stitch for left handed crocheters?
where can I get a hook like yours? It is short and fat, love the way the stitches seem to be more uniform.
+katrinka101 Hi, it was just one from a cheap set off EBay 😊
You really explain how to do everything well, my favourite tutorial I've seen crocheting this blanket. Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. Do you have any more tutorials, especially learning how to crocheting.
Hi Lia, yes! There's over 100 tutorials on my channel for you :)
Please tell me how many skeins I would need for an average throw
I have always have trouble with dips. I have trouble finding the two I am suppose to skip.
So you think I could use the same pattern but with a treble crochet? Do you know how many more I would add for the turning chain?
Love your videos!!I
When you are doing a double crochet stitch uk term then it would be a double turning stitch ( chain 2 ) and when doing a treble crochet stitch the turning stitch (chain 3 ) would be a treble also.
Hope this helps. If your still suck I'm happy to help.
Thank you so much
If I use a treble (uk) rather then a dc will it work the same
How many chains do you start with if I would like to do an afghan for a queen size bed?