What an interesting way to utilize a third loop only half double crochet slip stitch. I love it and it reminds me of the two colour brioche in knitting. Maybe you could try carrying the yarn just like when doing colour working? At least when doing a smaller rib, I think.
Could you do this in a circular design to eliminate the fringe? I'm looking for a cowl design in 2 colors and this would be so beautiful! Thank you for sharing this, and for making a video in English language!
Yes, this can be done with no cutting. This is called the “half-double crochet” stitch in the US. When using two colors, it’s not necessary to cut yarn for each row. When it’s time to change color, just DROP the green working yarn (don’t cut, just let it hang) and pick up yellow working yarn and crochet yellow row. Then when the yellow row is done, just DROP the yellow (don’t cut), and pick up the green one again (which was waiting), and keep alternating between colors by picking up the other (hanging) color behind it. Then you will have *no fringe* , only very short bits of color crossing the other color only on the edges, but a border will hide them very easily.
Why not? Just make a the length you think you will need to make the height of the hat, then as many rows you’ll need for the width, see up starting row to last row, and gather at the top.
you are never too old to learn new tricks! I have been crocheting for almost 60 years, and that little hook twist is new to me! Thanks for explaining.
Wow 😍 this is Amazing! So so beautiful masha'Allah 🥰 thank you.
Thank you!I saw this on Pinterest and have been looking for a tutorial.
What an interesting way to utilize a third loop only half double crochet slip stitch. I love it and it reminds me of the two colour brioche in knitting. Maybe you could try carrying the yarn just like when doing colour working? At least when doing a smaller rib, I think.
Це фантастика! Я ніколи такого не робила. Це схоже на в'язання спицями. Дякую за такий детальний урок!
Beautiful stitch, thank you for sharing.
Wonderful tutorial, many thanks ❤
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That is Beautiful 💞, I can't wait to try it. 👍👍
Gracias, gracias, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos,,lo había visto en un corto, pero no lo supe hacer. Saludos cordiales desde PERÚ.
Thank you very much for the video!❤️🎉
Great technic! Have you tried the crochet in round for this pattern ?
Could you do this in a circular design to eliminate the fringe? I'm looking for a cowl design in 2 colors and this would be so beautiful! Thank you for sharing this, and for making a video in English language!
I think this could work. I'll try it. Thank you ☺️
The ends were sewn in? Really awesome!
I’ve never seen anyone crochet by wrapping the yarn around their finger. I’m so curious I must try it for myself now.
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Merci beaucoup pour le tuto belle journée
Vi esse ponto no Instagram e fiquei imaginando como executá-lo. Muito obrigada pela aula.
Wowwww beautifullllll❤😊
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Beautiful design!
I like this crochet stitch. How many chain is it for scarf? Do you have a matching hat?
Thank you ❤
This looks easy and beautiful. If you set it down how do you know which side to continue on or does it not make a difference?
Thank you ☺️ you can use stitch marker and mark the last stitch.
THANX HON 🤍🤍🤍🤍
do you turn your work at the end of every row or go back to the beginning
I turn my work..
what kind of yarn is this? it looks very easy to work with.
This yarn is 50% cotton and 50% acrylic yarn. I think that was from Alize. I don't have a laber 😔
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Grazie mille. Bellissimo. Sono innamorata di questo pattern. Forse è possibile realizzare in due colori senza tagliare il filo? Grazie
Yes, this can be done with no cutting. This is called the “half-double crochet” stitch in the US. When using two colors, it’s not necessary to cut yarn for each row. When it’s time to change color, just DROP the green working yarn (don’t cut, just let it hang) and pick up yellow working yarn and crochet yellow row. Then when the yellow row is done, just DROP the yellow (don’t cut), and pick up the green one again (which was waiting), and keep alternating between colors by picking up the other (hanging) color behind it.
Then you will have *no fringe* , only very short bits of color crossing the other color only on the edges, but a border will hide them very easily.
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Can i make beanie with this pattern
Why not? Just make a the length you think you will need to make the height of the hat, then as many rows you’ll need for the width, see up starting row to last row, and gather at the top.
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