Easy Broomstick Lace | How to Crochet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2020
- Broomstick lace is a pretty design, great for shawls and lace weight items. It is worked alternating rows of single crochet and loop stitches. Today I will work the stitch using the Caron x Panton Yarn and a 5.5 mm crochet hook.
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This is awesome! I love this tutorial ❤ It's so much easier and faster than use the large needle!! Thank you so much for sharing this pattern ❣🥰❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Looks like a fun stitch!!
Cool stitch.
Love it doing a scarf can't find a wood broom stick to widdle a point on like my great grandma had using a "" NEW "" toilet bowl plunger with a wooden handle . The wood holds the yarn in place the large plastic knitting needle yarns slides so if you can not find a wooden broom stick a toilet bowl plunger with a wooden handle works !
I love your Broom stitch technique because you DON'T need a knitting needle to hold the loops. Excellent idea!!
This is so much easier than using a broomstick. I tore out a project once because I couldn't stand the awkwardness of the broom stick, but now I think I will try that project again. Thank you so much for showing us this easier method.
I am so impressed...I have difficulty using a knitting needle or broomstick, so I can't wait !
So you would have to use a tunisian hook with a cable to make this wider.Thats a really cool way to do broomstick..👍
Amazing mame.
You just amazing I love the stitch. I was watching the other tutorial on the peep hole Chevron stitch and this one came up. I love both of them. Thank you I always watch your channel.
Beautiful
A really pretty and interesting stitch. I will have to try this in a shawl. You always have interesting stitch tutorials. Thank you. Be bless🙏🏼
Beautiful stitch and you explained it so well. Thanks a lot
Beautiful! I love the color. Thank you for sharing. God bless!
Such a beautiful stitch. Love your tutorials 💗
What a beautiful stitch ❣️
What a beautiful stitch, thank you for the tutorial. Your demo was clear and easy to understand/follow.
When you finished the first set of lace stitches, I was like ..."wow!" I would so love to make something using this stitch. I think the hardest part for me would be in keeping the loops of a consistent length though 🤔
Keeping the loops the right length is a challenge! But it’s fun :)
@@RichTexturesCrochet That's certainly good to know... I now feel encouraged to jump in and stitch. Thank you and I look forward to more tutorials. All the best
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Thank you for taking your time and showing us this
You’re welcome :)
Danke für das schöne Muster gefällt mir sehr gut 👍
Definitely going to try this one, thank you.
Love this- it’s so pretty
This is stunning, I love it and want to try. Thank you. 🥀❣️🥀❣️
Beautiful ❤️
Does this pattern use a lot of yarn? You are a great teacher 👩🏫
I saw you pull your hook out of all those loops and I thought, oh boy I'm in for it. But I tried it and it's actually pretty cool it worked.
Yay!
Have you made a baby blanket using this stitch? I would love to see this in pastels.
If you wanted to do this as a border would it work if you only did 4 at a time instead of the whole row? And would that work if you wanted to do an afghan?
How do you keep stitches on the hook uf your making an afagan
I’m guessing there’s a secret to making a blanket out of this stitch?
That would be hard keeping all those stitches on the hook if you did a Afghan
It would be! You would have to try with an Afghan hook I think
So I didn't see a response to the many comments about this stitch and making something bigger than a swatch like your video. There is no way to keep that many loops on a crochet hook like you were using if you wanted to make even a baby blanket. Is there a way to break up the loops into sections for a bigger project?