I don't know how I found your tutorials, but my life has changed for the better since then. You, my dear, are a genius! I love love love this stitch and you teach it well. Thanks a billion!
Yea I've noticed this technique has been flowing around TH-cam. But edges be jacked up. Glad you came up with a wonderful solution. Thanks a million!!!!!
Love it when you engineer the awkwardness out of a thing! This is wonderful. I may never use the two-rows-at-once idea, but I'll do it this way if I do!
Back again,great tip for row endings, found out myself how to get tighter beginning but you sorted out how to do beginning and endings much neater. Thanks for your help.
Just watched my first video of this technique and dismissed it because of the ragged edge. Thanks to YT suggestions, your video showed up and changed it all for me. Thank you!
That’s brilliant! It works splendidly to keep edges straight. Going into the top of that that chain four at the end of each row is essential and effective.
You are a genius. I had seen several videos on this process but had decided not to waste my time using it because of the ugly edge. You solved that problem. Thank you so much. I like the blanket with the ice cream colors, because it looks like a log cabin pattern since it is in blocks of color instead of stripes.
This is the 1st time I have followed anything on a video and was happy that I found you totally by accident. I love this stitch and I was surprised at how neat it came out. I have made a baby blanket with your instructions and it was used as an action prize at an assisted living house!. Thanks again .
I watched some of the other videos and couldn't figure out why they were going into the first stitch. I have never gone into the first one. Great job, I've never seen this stitch before, can't wait to make something.
9:40 Your absolutely right and that is exactly what I was thinking makes sense! Thanks for a great video and for taking the time out to show and explain your idea! Another thought: I am thinking of starting with a Foundation chain though instead of regular chains. I so detest working in chains. lol
I was thinking about how you could incorporate a foundation stitch too. Not nearly as good at creating patterns though. Hopefully someone can find a solution
Just watched two videos on this technique and loved both but was dissatisfied with the irregular edge . But you saved the day with your genius idea!!! Definitely going to try it because of you. Thank you sooo much.
Very interesting podcast. I am not sure if I am a fan this technique but you did a wonderful job. I really appreciate your manicure. Is so nice and neat and is not distracting as are some podcasters with long brightly colored nails.
Your video tutorial came up on my search for this technique. I have watched several before yours and they don’t even hold a candle to yours. Their edges were not straight like yours. I’ve been working on a dc, double strand 4 ply, using a size 10.0 mm hook for a kennel cover for my dog. I would have saved myself so much time if I would have learned this stitch. Thank you for an awesome tutorial that I will now be able to finish my wip a lot faster! Looking forward to see what else is on your channel!
I watched other tutorials on this stitch and didn’t get it and gave up. I’ve been watching your channel and your tutorials on other things patterns and stitches etc. and thought I’d check to see if you had a tutorial on this double row double crochet. Sure enough you did and after one try watching your tutorial I got it! The way you teach is amazing and inspiring. Thank you so much and I look forward to all the new patterns and tutorials.
You make everything clear! I don't think I will do this stitch, but it is soooo interesting. Seems like the same amount of work but more fiddly... lol,,, to me. But rock it if you like it.
Just finished my 3rd virus shawl, one of them incorporating the " meets granny square" option, I am thrilled to participate. And now this! So much fun and I am already starting to gain speed. You are so clever and I find myself beginningto be fond of spiders and spiderettes! HaHa! Thank you, thank you, thank you....You are amazing.
Was looking for a tutorial for straight edges and got a real bonus with this tutorial as it gives two for the price of one. Going to crochet two blankets for two great grandsons using your technique, so I will have a faster crochet WITH straight edges. Thank you again for all you do!
usually it irritates me to no end when people count constantly in their tutorials, but for some reason his did not irritate me at all 🤔😊I was literally in the middle of figuring this out and I was playing around with skipping the first Stitch in my fourth row came out so much better than my first two rows and your video mysteriously came on after the tutorial I was watching ,perfect! 💜
You smashed this one out of the park. I would probably do a standing tripple or quadruple stitch at the start of the row as I think the standing stitch looks better than just a loop.
Thank you for putting your time, effort, and energy into making these videos for us. I hope you know that you are appreciated, and I, for one, am grateful that you are kind enough to share your knowledge and passion with us. Again.....Thank You.
I have watched you do this Stitch a number of times but before tonight I have not tried it. This is amazing! And thank you so much for making it with straight edges so it does not have to have a border such a time saver. Your videos are so inspiring as well as you are, thank you very much for the time you take to do these videos. You are amazing
Well aren't you a genius 😉!! I just watched the tutorial on another channel and thought,"Edging...ugh!" Then I saw your new and improved! Wow! Thanks for sharing!
Just stumbled across your video and I'm so happy you made it for others bcuz this is the way that I've been doing it ever since I learned the stitch and playing with it. I was even wondering if anyone else figured it out.
Wauww I love this 2, I’m working with this now. In stead of the first 4 loops, I do 4 x single crochet above each , for the first “2 above dubble crochet”. That also give a beautyfull edge.
Thank you for showing us this spider I had noticed some ads for this but not watched any , I think I will be sticking to one row at a time though😊Amanda xx
*Thank you!!!!!* The edges are a problem and I was trying to figure out how to solve it too. This is much better! I noticed that I came up with 11 posts even tho we chained 10 as a foundation. It looks like you did too. I'm not sure if that matters, but it might if you're doing something that requires counting. Have you tried 3 or more rows at the same time? It totally works! But it may work better with a Tunesian hook. ☕🥐
Being a novice crocheter, I didn't even know this was a possibility, let alone improving the edges! Mind Blown!!! Thanks Fiber for another fantastic tutorial and for expanding my mind with more possibilities. You really are The Best .👏👏👏👏💕🕷🕸🤯
Thank you for making this tutorial - I made a baby blanket for a friend but I'm not happy with the edges. I want to make a boarder but it needs to be finished by tomorrow and it will never be done in time if It wasn't for this brilliant method! :) x
Never heard of this technique until your video, glad I saw yours 1st, definitely like the color blocking in the blanket you are working on...kudos to you.
Thank you this helps I do like borders but I can't help to think without your technique a border still would have an issue. I have not tried yet but with or without a border I will be doing your technique, much appreciated.
You are my TIME DIAMOND!! THANK YOU! I just learned this stitch but didn't like the ripple sides--you solved that issue and will save me a bucket of time now! Thank you so much 🙏🥰🙏🥰🙏⚘
This makes complete sense. I haven't done this stitch yet but if I have this is the way I would have been doing it. Awesome job, thank you and love that project your working on.
Thank u so much! I just started a throw using this 2 rows at a time and I haven’t made it to the end yet when I saw your video. This will saved me from having to add a border! Yay!
love it, helps go faster, thank you for this, i make a lot of your shawls, and use stitch patterns for scarves, creative grandma has stitch patterns too, love ya for all your wonderful time you take
These are the same 2 tweaks I learned get perfectly straight edges on my regular double crochet work. I was about to try them out on this double-height crochet technique (I saw the other video first), but now I don't have to, and I can go to bed :) That chain 4 instead of 5 at the turn is a good tip, too!
@@RameyRocks No, that one is unique to this video/stitch. The two tweaks I made to how I was originally double crocheting, in order to get straighter edges than I had been getting, are 1) starting in the first space, instead of skipping it, and 2) stopping in the last space, instead of reaching down the edge to make up a stitch, because of the skipped space. It seems both ways are taught as standard. I learned through TH-cam, and kept seeing videos where people skipped that first space, and made it up at the end, and they all get wiggly edges. Then I saw a video about how to fix that, and they just shifted everything over by starting in the first space, as is also shown in this video.
Very impressed, I’ve seen this stitch but didn’t like the wavy edge it created, you are amazing to work out a better way. I’ll definitely use it now. Thank you. Bev Australia 🇦🇺
For those who may see this, it works for different types of stitches (singled, half single) it just depends on when you/if you yarn over during a step.
Hello spider Thank you for the vetter version of the 2 stiches together. It is really beter. You are really a SUPER SPIDER. Greetings from karin in the Netherlands
Thank you for sharing - I plan on using this as an edging on a blanket I'm making. I had figured how to make the edges straight but yours are straighter and the technique easier! 😁
This is wonderful! Thank you very much! I worked with you and ended up with a problem though. I made four double rows, or eight, you know what I mean. But I ended up getting one stich less for each double row. I'm still trying to figure out where those stiches went, or what I did wrong... Thanks anyway, from Brazil. Edit. I just got it. It's that elusive last stitch. I was missing it. Now I got it. Thank you!
I don't know how I found your tutorials, but my life has changed for the better since then. You, my dear, are a genius! I love love love this stitch and you teach it well. Thanks a billion!
Amazing!! I love it
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Yea I've noticed this technique has been flowing around TH-cam. But edges be jacked up. Glad you came up with a wonderful solution. Thanks a million!!!!!
You're comment made me 😂
Love it when you engineer the awkwardness out of a thing! This is wonderful. I may never use the two-rows-at-once idea, but I'll do it this way if I do!
I am happy shocked to learn this method 😱. Crochet is life and am glad you shared this perfect tutorial with us. Thank you so much 🥰🥰🥰
Knocked it outside of the park! I'm now going to use this for charity crochet scarves!
I love how you made the straight edge! You are a genius! Best tutorial yet on crocheting two rows at the same time. Thank you!
you are ALWAYS the best!! wish we were neighbors but I would drive you crazy!!
Back again,great tip for row endings, found out myself how to get tighter beginning but you sorted out how to do beginning and endings much neater. Thanks for your help.
You always amaze me and go that extra stride! Thanks Spidey!!!! Hugs!
I love your tutorials, you have such a pleasant, relaxing voice. Great teacher. :)
Just watched my first video of this technique and dismissed it because of the ragged edge. Thanks to YT suggestions, your video showed up and changed it all for me. Thank you!
Bless you!!! I tried several other videos before I realized you had one!! Thank you for your tutorial!!❤
That’s brilliant! It works splendidly to keep edges straight. Going into the top of that that chain four at the end of each row is essential and effective.
Thank you so much for tweaking this technique. Your video was very clear, easy to follow, and was comfortable to listen to :)
You are a genius. I had seen several videos on this process but had decided not to waste my time using it because of the ugly edge. You solved that problem. Thank you so much. I like the blanket with the ice cream colors, because it looks like a log cabin pattern since it is in blocks of color instead of stripes.
Thank you for taking the time to resolve the ragged edges issue. It was a deal breaker for me. Now, I’m sure it will become a favorite for me.
This is the 1st time I have followed anything on a video and was happy that I found you totally by accident. I love this stitch and I was surprised at how neat it came out. I have made a baby blanket with your instructions and it was used as an action prize at an assisted living house!. Thanks again .
I watched some of the other videos and couldn't figure out why they were going into the first stitch. I have never gone into the first one. Great job, I've never seen this stitch before, can't wait to make something.
9:40 Your absolutely right and that is exactly what I was thinking makes sense! Thanks for a great video and for taking the time out to show and explain your idea! Another thought: I am thinking of starting with a Foundation chain though instead of regular chains. I so detest working in chains. lol
I was thinking about how you could incorporate a foundation stitch too. Not nearly as good at creating patterns though. Hopefully someone can find a solution
Just watched two videos on this technique and loved both but was dissatisfied with the irregular edge . But you saved the day with your genius idea!!! Definitely going to try it because of you. Thank you sooo much.
straight edges - yay!!!! thank you for tweaking the 2 rows at once technique!
Very interesting podcast. I am not sure if I am a fan this technique but you did a wonderful job.
I really appreciate your manicure. Is so nice and neat and is not distracting as are some podcasters with long brightly colored nails.
Your video tutorial came up on my search for this technique. I have watched several before yours and they don’t even hold a candle to yours. Their edges were not straight like yours. I’ve been working on a dc, double strand 4 ply, using a size 10.0 mm hook for a kennel cover for my dog. I would have saved myself so much time if I would have learned this stitch. Thank you for an awesome tutorial that I will now be able to finish my wip a lot faster! Looking forward to see what else is on your channel!
I watched other tutorials on this stitch and didn’t get it and gave up. I’ve been watching your channel and your tutorials on other things patterns and stitches etc. and thought I’d check to see if you had a tutorial on this double row double crochet. Sure enough you did and after one try watching your tutorial I got it! The way you teach is amazing and inspiring. Thank you so much and I look forward to all the new patterns and tutorials.
You make everything clear! I don't think I will do this stitch, but it is soooo interesting. Seems like the same amount of work but more fiddly... lol,,, to me. But rock it if you like it.
Just finished my 3rd virus shawl, one of them incorporating the " meets granny square" option,
I am thrilled to participate. And now this! So much fun and I am already starting to gain speed. You are so clever and I find myself beginningto be fond of spiders and spiderettes! HaHa! Thank you, thank you, thank you....You are amazing.
Was looking for a tutorial for straight edges and got a real bonus with this tutorial as it gives two for the price of one. Going to crochet two blankets for two great grandsons using your technique, so I will have a faster crochet WITH straight edges. Thank you again for all you do!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. This technique is wonderful and you are a great teacher!
usually it irritates me to no end when people count constantly in their tutorials, but for some reason his did not irritate me at all 🤔😊I was literally in the middle of figuring this out and I was playing around with skipping the first Stitch in my fourth row came out so much better than my first two rows and your video mysteriously came on after the tutorial I was watching ,perfect! 💜
You smashed this one out of the park. I would probably do a standing tripple or quadruple stitch at the start of the row as I think the standing stitch looks better than just a loop.
This just made my next baby blanket so much easier. I am liking it in the color change yarn too.
Thank you for putting your time, effort, and energy into making these videos for us. I hope you know that you are appreciated, and I, for one, am grateful that you are kind enough to share your knowledge and passion with us. Again.....Thank You.
Thank you for taking the time to figure this one out and share with us! So smart!!
Fabulous tutorial! Not only teaching the “two row” stitch but how to keep the edges straight! Thank you from the UK.
I worked along with you, so I think I've got it now. Thanks. I appreciate having this stitch in my arsenal.
I have watched you do this Stitch a number of times but before tonight I have not tried it. This is amazing! And thank you so much for making it with straight edges so it does not have to have a border such a time saver. Your videos are so inspiring as well as you are, thank you very much for the time you take to do these videos. You are amazing
Well aren't you a genius 😉!! I just watched the tutorial on another channel and thought,"Edging...ugh!" Then I saw your new and improved! Wow! Thanks for sharing!
Just stumbled across your video and I'm so happy you made it for others bcuz this is the way that I've been doing it ever since I learned the stitch and playing with it. I was even wondering if anyone else figured it out.
You are so very talented to have solved this problem with just a reasonable adjustment. Thank you
I saw the videos and had my doubts but when I saw you were demoing this technique, I knew the fiber spider would figure it out. Thank you!
Brilliant tweak to this two-tiered stitch. Thank YOU for figuring it out and posting the solution for us all. Outstanding instructional video. Touche!
Wauww I love this 2, I’m working with this now. In stead of the first 4 loops, I do 4 x single crochet above each , for the first “2 above dubble crochet”. That also give a beautyfull edge.
Thank you for showing us this spider I had noticed some ads for this but not watched any , I think I will be sticking to one row at a time though😊Amanda xx
you just do it every time!!!!!! thank you !!!! you are such a good teacher!!! I love you soooo much!!!!
I think the scalloped edges are kinda cute!
I like it with the clean edge so glad you showed to us now I can do it without looking crooked. It's easier then I thought.
*Thank you!!!!!*
The edges are a problem and I was trying to figure out how to solve it too.
This is much better!
I noticed that I came up with 11 posts even tho we chained 10 as a foundation. It looks like you did too. I'm not sure if that matters, but it might if you're doing something that requires counting.
Have you tried 3 or more rows at the same time?
It totally works! But it may work better with a Tunesian hook.
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Fantastic video. You are a great teacher! Thank you!
This is mind blowing! Thank you! I’m hoping to try when I mistakenly skip a stitch on a previous row and don’t have to take it apart!
Love the clean finished edge
Being a novice crocheter, I didn't even know this was a possibility, let alone improving the edges! Mind Blown!!! Thanks Fiber for another fantastic tutorial and for expanding my mind with more possibilities. You really are The Best .👏👏👏👏💕🕷🕸🤯
Wow, kudos to you, you are so good! Thanks for the improvements!
So glad you came up with a straight edge! Will make this stitch now and put on a small edge. Thank you!
Thank you for making this tutorial - I made a baby blanket for a friend but I'm not happy with the edges. I want to make a boarder but it needs to be finished by tomorrow and it will never be done in time if It wasn't for this brilliant method! :) x
Thank you so much I was doing this stitch but always looked back ,I just tried your way and looks so much better thank you x :)
Thank you, thank you, thank you Fiber Spider! I love this stitch!
Never heard of this technique until your video, glad I saw yours 1st, definitely like the color blocking in the blanket you are working on...kudos to you.
Thank you this helps I do like borders but I can't help to think without your technique a border still would have an issue. I have not tried yet but with or without a border I will be doing your technique, much appreciated.
Thank you thank you thank you!! Wonderful tutorial!! I hope you have a great day!!
😊💚😊💚
As always 🥰🥰🥰 so thankful for u and ur patients
I knew I could count on you to solve this thank you Fiber
I love it 🥰
You are my TIME DIAMOND!! THANK YOU! I just learned this stitch but didn't like the ripple sides--you solved that issue and will save me a bucket of time now! Thank you so much 🙏🥰🙏🥰🙏⚘
Thank You Fiber Spider, master of tweaking!!!!
Thank you for sharing your tips. The zig zag on the edges would be a deal breaker for me. And I totally LOVE the color blocking. Very unique! 💜
Thank you :) for explaining everything so well that new stitches and techniques become easier when your teaching it . Much appreciated
This makes complete sense. I haven't done this stitch yet but if I have this is the way I would have been doing it. Awesome job, thank you and love that project your working on.
OMG I know the EXACT yarn that I am going to do this with. I love. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Just learnt this stitch and your version is so much neater, Thank you.
Thank u so much! I just started a throw using this 2 rows at a time and I haven’t made it to the end yet when I saw your video. This will saved me from having to add a border! Yay!
I meant to say that I haven’t made it to the end of the first row yet when I saw your video. Thank u so much. I love it too
love it, helps go faster, thank you for this, i make a lot of your shawls, and use stitch patterns for scarves, creative grandma has stitch patterns too, love ya for all your wonderful time you take
These are the same 2 tweaks I learned get perfectly straight edges on my regular double crochet work. I was about to try them out on this double-height crochet technique (I saw the other video first), but now I don't have to, and I can go to bed :) That chain 4 instead of 5 at the turn is a good tip, too!
Can you explain what you mean about your regular double crochet work? Are you saying that you just chain one less at the beginning?
@@RameyRocks No, that one is unique to this video/stitch. The two tweaks I made to how I was originally double crocheting, in order to get straighter edges than I had been getting, are 1) starting in the first space, instead of skipping it, and 2) stopping in the last space, instead of reaching down the edge to make up a stitch, because of the skipped space. It seems both ways are taught as standard. I learned through TH-cam, and kept seeing videos where people skipped that first space, and made it up at the end, and they all get wiggly edges. Then I saw a video about how to fix that, and they just shifted everything over by starting in the first space, as is also shown in this video.
Can’t wait to give this a try! Thanks for straightening it out. Looks so much better!
I adore you TH-camr name! How clever! "Fiber spider"😍🕷️🕸️
HUGE thumbs up for this one fiber, because, I can't stand curvy edges. THANK YOU !!!
This is one of my all time favorites on your channel &, no shade yours is the best for this stitch. Thanks. PS how about teaching pineapple stitch?
Thank you wonderful stitch tutorial I enjoyed watching it
You’re the BEST!! Thank you so much for spending time showing us great tips tricks and hex’s haha
I can't wait to try your version. You make it look so easy.
Very impressed, I’ve seen this stitch but didn’t like the wavy edge it created, you are amazing to work out a better way. I’ll definitely use it now. Thank you. Bev Australia 🇦🇺
This will make the project go much faster!! Thank you !
Thank you so much for sharing this technique. I will be making a scarf then a blanket
Thank you for fixing that edging! I thought the original was a nice concept, but I couldn't use it myself because the edges were horrible!
Wow, what a cool tecnic!!
Thank you so much for showing!!
Wow this is awesome! Can't wait to try it! Thanks a million!
Great new stitch and tutorial. Thank you 😊
For those who may see this, it works for different types of stitches (singled, half single) it just depends on when you/if you yarn over during a step.
Craig, I like your technique much better👍🏻. NO MORE WONKY EDGES 🤗. " You' re the man " 🦉
Hello spider Thank you for the vetter version of the 2 stiches together.
It is really beter. You are really a SUPER SPIDER.
Greetings from karin in the Netherlands
Excellent and well taught!!
Brilliant! Thanks for a great tip tutorial! Love your channel.
Thank you for sharing - I plan on using this as an edging on a blanket I'm making. I had figured how to make the edges straight but yours are straighter and the technique easier! 😁
What an excellent solution!! You rock!
Great tutorial. You answered so many of my questions! Thank you!!
Absolutely brilliant! Thank you SO much!
Thanks for sharing I’m always thinking outside the box 👍🏾
Works like a charm, love it
You are amazing Fiber Spider ♡♡♡
Can't wait to try this. Thanks so much for sharing.
This is wonderful! Thank you very much! I worked with you and ended up with a problem though. I made four double rows, or eight, you know what I mean. But I ended up getting one stich less for each double row. I'm still trying to figure out where those stiches went, or what I did wrong... Thanks anyway, from Brazil.
Edit. I just got it. It's that elusive last stitch. I was missing it. Now I got it. Thank you!
Very ingenious!