@@dianeharnishfeger4327 Hi Diane, the stitch count for Round 2 should be 40 sc and 40 ch-1 sps. I’m sorry you’re struggling with the stitch a bit, but take some breaks and hopefully with a little practice, it will get easier. Please let me know if you have any other questions! 😊
We're onto Potholder #3! I hope you guys enjoy this one. If you prefer to read patterns, you can find the free written pattern here: thispixiecreates.com/moss-stitch-potholder/. Happy crocheting! 🥰
I’m using the same yarn you are, except in the red & white stripes, and it looks significantly thinner than yours 😭 have you experienced this with this yarn?
Hi Sarah, I actually have this yarn in my stash, but unfortunately haven’t used it yet. If it’s a bit thinner and you notice that your stitches are looking “hole-y”, you can try going down a hook size or two until you’re happy with the look. Then chain a few extra chains in the starting chain, and follow the pattern as instructed. You’ll repeat Rnd 2 until you’re happy with the length of your potholder. 😊
Hi Susie, I just want to make sure that I understand your question. Are you asking about skipping a stitch in Rnd 2 and onward? If so, you'll insert your hook between the two single crochet stitches into the gap/space, going underneath the chain 1 that you made. If you think of a single crochet like a V, then you'll be going between the two V's: V | V. It's kind of hard to explain in words, so the best visual of this is at (7:32). If this doesn't answer your question, please let me know. Thank you!
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I love this! I have not learned the moss stitch yet so I am really excited!
Really hope you enjoy it, Diane! It's one of my favourite stitches. 🥰
Wow, this is tougher than I thought! But I am determined to get it right and learn this stitch! Can you give me the stitch count for round 2, 8x8?
@@dianeharnishfeger4327 Hi Diane, the stitch count for Round 2 should be 40 sc and 40 ch-1 sps. I’m sorry you’re struggling with the stitch a bit, but take some breaks and hopefully with a little practice, it will get easier. Please let me know if you have any other questions! 😊
Love this, next on my hook
So glad you like it, Christena! 🥰
I think this is the stitch my BIL's deceased grandmother used for her potholders.
We're onto Potholder #3! I hope you guys enjoy this one. If you prefer to read patterns, you can find the free written pattern here: thispixiecreates.com/moss-stitch-potholder/. Happy crocheting! 🥰
I’m using the same yarn you are, except in the red & white stripes, and it looks significantly thinner than yours 😭 have you experienced this with this yarn?
Hi Sarah, I actually have this yarn in my stash, but unfortunately haven’t used it yet. If it’s a bit thinner and you notice that your stitches are looking “hole-y”, you can try going down a hook size or two until you’re happy with the look. Then chain a few extra chains in the starting chain, and follow the pattern as instructed. You’ll repeat Rnd 2 until you’re happy with the length of your potholder. 😊
So when you skip a stitch do you go through both or just part of the V
Hi Susie, I just want to make sure that I understand your question. Are you asking about skipping a stitch in Rnd 2 and onward? If so, you'll insert your hook between the two single crochet stitches into the gap/space, going underneath the chain 1 that you made. If you think of a single crochet like a V, then you'll be going between the two V's: V | V. It's kind of hard to explain in words, so the best visual of this is at (7:32).
If this doesn't answer your question, please let me know. Thank you!