You always deliver for me. Just the right pattern when I need one. I'm making lapghans for Native Elders and love my granny blankets but needed something a little less holey for warmth. This works! I may alternate the granny row with two rows of dc. Thanks again for a great tutorial.
Thank you so much for the pattern and tutorial for this beautiful pattern!! I love the way you start a new row, instead of chaining one or two or three! I’m going to remember that! It looks much neater doing it the way you showed! Thanks again! NORMA COLLINS FROM TEXAS, USA
You did such a great job with this! What a beautiful project! The edges are perfect! I especially love the method you use instead of chaining up at the beginning of a row! Genius! Thank you!
I love this! It's a simple but lovely pattern. This is my favourite type of pattern when I just need to distress & not pay too close attention. Thank you!❤
I can't wait to try this, I have an afghan my great grandmother made which was passed down to me, I could never figure out what the stitches are exactly -- very solid, but also attractive -- this pattern has such nice even sides and looks beautiful with the granny clusters. I have to choose some beautiful yarn and make this blanket next 💜
This is such a wonderful stitch combo. I have started a blanket with Red Heart super Saver in turquoise ombre. It's going to be so pretty. I like this because it has texture but not bulky and lays flat and the spaces between the granny stitches are not very large, I think because the double crochet (us) holds it together nicely and gives it just enough drape. Thank you
Many thanks for this pattern, I finally found a design to do my vest/sweater.. Been looking for an horizontal not a vertical patterns as most are.. I am going to try with a hdc instead of dc [Canadian] it's my fav stitch.. I have done quite a few of your designs and always find something cool.. 🐦🤗
I've just finished a little blanket following this pattern and wonder if you have a tutorial for a simple border I could crochet along the edges? Thanks
That's wonderful to hear! I have two 'go to' borders which I'll share links for and they look amazing on ANY blanket 🌸 Moss Stitch Border: th-cam.com/video/HhPRHKNymfU/w-d-xo.html Simple Frill Border: th-cam.com/video/gnZC82tg6oM/w-d-xo.html
You’re welcome 😊 I’m so happy to hear you’ve made one! I am a sucker for a simple Moss Stitch border (I have a tutorial for this on my channel if you need it) but I think any border you like the look of would work anyway 🌸🥰
This looks great! I’ll make a blanket in this pattern, but would it be possible for the double crochet row after the starting chain to be a treble row instead?
Hi, absolutely love this pattern. However as a beginner I just don’t seem to be able to get it right. I keep gaining stitches. Have ripped it 3 times now😢 Am I doing something wrong or do the 2 trebles in first and last stitch on the cluster row make this happen? I’m at a loss, please help 😂
It depends what size blanket you want to make, and what weight yarn you’re planning to use… for example I used 4 balls of this dk for my baby blanket and then 1 further ball for a border 🌸
The one thing about using the stacked single crochet (dc) at the beginning is that the very last place to put a stitch (in the row above) is not easy to see. After finishing that first stacked stitch, put a stitch marker in the first chain behind the hook. It will seem like it is just part of the side of the stacked stitch, but it is where your last stitch goes when you come back across. Hope that wasn't too confusing. I use this a lot and have made all the mistakes 😂
I would think so Jane! Although sometimes that type of yarn variegation works best with ‘shorter’ stitches that look a little more like knitting… That being said, one of my favourite blankets I’ve ever made was using that yarn and doing treble stitches - so I guess it’s just try and see! 🌸🥰
You always deliver for me. Just the right pattern when I need one. I'm making lapghans for Native Elders and love my granny blankets but needed something a little less holey for warmth. This works! I may alternate the granny row with two rows of dc. Thanks again for a great tutorial.
Nice stitch definitely will give this a try
Please do! I hope you enjoy it 🩷
Thanks again for a new granny pattern Rebecca.
You’re very welcome! 🌸
Thank you so much for the pattern and tutorial for this beautiful pattern!! I love the way you start a new row, instead of chaining one or two or three! I’m going to remember that! It looks much neater doing it the way you showed! Thanks again!
NORMA COLLINS FROM TEXAS, USA
Thanks so much Norma, I’m really glad you like the stitch and the chainless start 🥰🌸
You did such a great job with this! What a beautiful project! The edges are perfect! I especially love the method you use instead of chaining up at the beginning of a row! Genius! Thank you!
So glad that you like it! Thank you Jodie 🥰🌸
I enjoyed this tutorial! I like the way you do the edges.
Thank you Karen! It really helps keep them super straight! 🌸🥰
@@BlossomCrochet I see that! I'm always learning!
I like this. It’s seems easy and it looks nice.
It really is a nice easy one 🌸
I love your method of doing neat edges.Thank you.
Thank you Lakshmi, I’m so glad you like that method! 🌸
Thank you, i shall be making a blanket in this stitch xx
Thank you! I have found the perfect pattern for a special baby blanket❤.
Wonderful! 🌸
Thanks Rebecca gorgeous stitch love it.💙💙
Thank you Deborah! 🥰
Beautiful stitches, great teacher ! Thank you. 😊
Thank you so much! 🌸🥰
I love this! It's a simple but lovely pattern. This is my favourite type of pattern when I just need to distress & not pay too close attention. Thank you!❤
Absolutely! I’m so glad that you like it ☺️🌸
This stitch looks just as lovely on the straight as it does in the round Rebekah thank you for showing us how 😊Amanda xx💞
Thank you Amanda! I agree, looks great both ways. 🥰🌸
I love using the stacked sc at the beginning of dc rows. Very helpful with this pattern's look, too!
So glad you like it 🌸
Great explanations and tutorial. Love the edges. Blanket looks beautiful.
Thank you so much Tania! 🥰
Beautiful Beautiful 🤩♥️
Thank you! 🌸🌸
I thought the v stich was my favourite, but this one is running close, thanking you 😊
Thank you
You’re very welcome 🥰
Beautiful stitch pattern! Love it and will be using it to make a blanket for my great granddaughter! Thank you for sharing your excellent tutorial! 💕🤗
That’s so lovely to hear, I hope that she loves it 🥰🌸
Thank you, for another great pattern.🙏
Thank you so much ☺️ 🌸
I can't wait to try this, I have an afghan my great grandmother made which was passed down to me, I could never figure out what the stitches are exactly -- very solid, but also attractive -- this pattern has such nice even sides and looks beautiful with the granny clusters.
I have to choose some beautiful yarn and make this blanket next 💜
Lovely stitch! I need to make a baby blanket and this will work nicely. 😊
Please do! I hope you love it 🥰
This is such a wonderful stitch combo. I have started a blanket with Red Heart super Saver in turquoise ombre. It's going to be so pretty. I like this because it has texture but not bulky and lays flat and the spaces between the granny stitches are not very large, I think because the double crochet (us) holds it together nicely and gives it just enough drape. Thank you
Beautiful stitch and fab tutorial as always. Thank you so much 😊🤗
Thanks so much Linda! 🌸
You did it again....Gorgeous❣❣
Aw thanks so much Shiela! 🥰
Another lovely tutorial. Thank you Rebekah 💙💙
Thank you so much 🌸🥰
Many thanks for this pattern, I finally found a design to do my vest/sweater.. Been looking for an horizontal not a vertical patterns as most are.. I am going to try with a hdc instead of dc [Canadian] it's my fav stitch.. I have done quite a few of your designs and always find something cool.. 🐦🤗
I thought I recognised this yarn! It’s a lovely yarn from Poundland ❤
It certainly is! 🥰🌸
This is so unique. I adore it! 🌈🌷🐝
Thank you! I’m so glad that you like it Jennie! 🥰
Just gorgeous thank you 🥰🌸
Thanks so much as always Betty 🌸
Lovely and easy❤️
I love it
So glad! 🌸
Super 👌
So glad you like it 🌸
Beautiful❤
So glad you like it, thank you Amy! 🌸
This is so beautiful thank you Rebecca ❤ Could you do a border for this please any ideas would be lovely 🥰
I like my afghans to be 2 sided and so I crocheted 2 "solid" rows and one "cluster" row. Still easy, still pretty. And reversible.😊
Execellent idea
Can this one be done in any yarn and matching hook size ? It looks like a nice one to do a blanket , thank you ❤
Yes absolutely! It makes a wonderful blanket! 🥰🌸
@@BlossomCrochet thank you , I'm going to enjoy doing this pattern 😊💜
I've just finished a little blanket following this pattern and wonder if you have a tutorial for a simple border I could crochet along the edges? Thanks
That's wonderful to hear! I have two 'go to' borders which I'll share links for and they look amazing on ANY blanket 🌸
Moss Stitch Border: th-cam.com/video/HhPRHKNymfU/w-d-xo.html
Simple Frill Border: th-cam.com/video/gnZC82tg6oM/w-d-xo.html
Love this stitch for blankets. Looks so fast and easy. Do you have written patterns for sale?
Thank you so much. I’ve not got a written pattern, sorry. 🌸
I can't wait to try this stitch! I'm currently finishing up another project right now. If I want to change colors, where is the best point to do that?
I’d like to know this to if anyone has any advice or if you worked it out? :)
It's gorgeous I'm gonna make a wrap and a blanket would you put a border round please
How many chain stitches did you use
I've been given some Blossom chunky wool, would that be ok to use for this pattern.
Thank you for this tutorial , I have just finished my blanket , what border would you suggest ,
You’re welcome 😊 I’m so happy to hear you’ve made one! I am a sucker for a simple Moss Stitch border (I have a tutorial for this on my channel if you need it) but I think any border you like the look of would work anyway 🌸🥰
This looks great! I’ll make a blanket in this pattern, but would it be possible for the double crochet row after the starting chain to be a treble row instead?
Do you go through both the loops or just the front one?
Can you use Aran or chunky yarn for this blanket ? Thank you x
Yes you can! You can use absolutely any yarn that you like ♥️
I have a couple cakes of variegated cakes don’t know what to do with them, they are #4 cotton blend, would they look nice in this granny stitch. .
Hi, absolutely love this pattern. However as a beginner I just don’t seem to be able to get it right. I keep gaining stitches. Have ripped it 3 times now😢
Am I doing something wrong or do the 2 trebles in first and last stitch on the cluster row make this happen? I’m at a loss, please help 😂
What border do you recommend?
how many chains would you start with please?
❤❤❤❤❤!
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How much yarn is needed please
It depends what size blanket you want to make, and what weight yarn you’re planning to use… for example I used 4 balls of this dk for my baby blanket and then 1 further ball for a border 🌸
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In the second row of granny clusters I find my pattern is going off ie not sitting on top of another any ideas what's wrong
The one thing about using the stacked single crochet (dc) at the beginning is that the very last place to put a stitch (in the row above) is not easy to see. After finishing that first stacked stitch, put a stitch marker in the first chain behind the hook. It will seem like it is just part of the side of the stacked stitch, but it is where your last stitch goes when you come back across. Hope that wasn't too confusing. I use this a lot and have made all the mistakes 😂
Thanks for the tip😊
1st😂
Very quick there Dawn! 🥰🌸
@@BlossomCrochet 🤣
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I've been given some Blossom chunky wool, would that be ok to use for this pattern.
I would think so Jane! Although sometimes that type of yarn variegation works best with ‘shorter’ stitches that look a little more like knitting… That being said, one of my favourite blankets I’ve ever made was using that yarn and doing treble stitches - so I guess it’s just try and see! 🌸🥰