Thank you for a refresher on how to do this pattern.😊 A little trick that I use to keep my edges straight on this type of pattern is that I do a dc in each of the first three stitches and the last three stitches of each row. This creates a built in border.
@@BlossomCrochet I have just been watching your Granny Stripe tutorial and at the beginning of each row you chain 3.Having seen your new method of creating the height of a treble ( sorry don't know the correct term) eliminating the chain 3 I was wondering if that would work on this pattern or not?
I love how you explain everything! Thank you! I know it's UK terms but you tell me what that means in US terms. I was wondering why it was curling, almost frogged it, you told me it curls. Thought "okay, what's going on with this end? Isn't there another stitch somewhere?" Yes, it's hiding in the loop! Is it just me, or do UK people have more patience and explain better? I've never seen a US video that says "now we're going to double crochet, but for you UK folk, it means treble". Thank you so much, I'm not done yet, I just thought this video needed some praise! Everyone loves a compliment!
Hi lisa from Ireland I was doing the same browsing through old videos.. It's nice to go back to basics.. Rebecca is a wonderful teacher.. I am going to use up all my scraps for this.. Happy crocheting. 😊😊
This is a great pattern, and I love the variegated yarn look. I'm thinking of changing yarn colors in random places to get a similar effect. Thanks for a beautiful tutorial!
You’re my favourite to follow. I’m very much a beginner but feel I’ve learned so much! I really appreciate your left handed tutorials being a leftie myself 💕💜
Brilliant, I love this pattern, ur tuturiol was very clear, I used chunky yarn, and large hook, as I'm still learning, thank u, very much, it looks amazing
Your tutorials are my absolute favorite! You have beautiful hands. Definitely missed your calling as a hand model 😂 But works for crochet videos as well. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I’m making a red scarf and is looking beautiful! I will probably add one of the borders you suggested😊to soften the edges. Have a great day from the USA.
I really enjoy your tutorials. Thinking of making a blanket of this for a friend. Do you have a site for written patterns? It would be much appreciated. Thank you!
Hi Rebecca I was browsing through your videos and decided to use up all my scraps and make this..thanks so much for all you've done over past year. Happy new year to you and yours.. ❤❤❤
Im a beginner and have done some double crochet dishcloths I'd love to do this as a blanket for our dog but I only have plain acrylic colors in yarn not the variegated one Like you are using do you have a video st all on how to change colors in a granny stripe blanket? I do enjoy and learn a lit from your videos thank you xo
Great tutorial. But to clarify, is the foundation chain supposed to be all (treble) double crochets? Because it looked like you made single crochets all the way & not double (treble) crochets. Thanks.
It depends on how big/wide your project is....full size, queen size, a simple throw? And it depends on what kind of stitch you use. Most projects require an even or odd number of starting chain stitches. "Blossom Crochet" tells you how many chain stitches, based on multiples of 2, 3,4....etc. Instructions printed with yarn, also will tell you. But it does depend on bed size, or if you are making a simple, smaller Afghan/throw blanket.
You might want to think about putting a solid color tablecloth down onto the table because even though it is a beautiful table it forces your camera to go in and out of focus trying to go from the marks on the table to what you're doing in your hand..... This is just a suggestion because I know you do lots of videos and they're great, but as someone who's watching a little less in and out of focus would be great
![[LIVE] MCHOICE & MINT AWARDS 2024 at TRUE ICON HALL, ICONSIAM](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wMewUeT5nbY/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you for a refresher on how to do this pattern.😊
A little trick that I use to keep my edges straight on this type of pattern is that I do a dc in each of the first three stitches and the last three stitches of each row. This creates a built in border.
I did standing DC as the first st of a row rather than a ch 2.
I like the explanation of the last stitches on each row. So simple and logical.
+APrimbun Thank you, that's great to know! Rebekah
@@BlossomCrochet I have just been watching your Granny Stripe tutorial and at the beginning of each row you chain 3.Having seen your new method of creating the height of a treble ( sorry don't know the correct term) eliminating the chain 3 I was wondering if that would work on this pattern or not?
I love how you explain everything! Thank you! I know it's UK terms but you tell me what that means in US terms. I was wondering why it was curling, almost frogged it, you told me it curls. Thought "okay, what's going on with this end? Isn't there another stitch somewhere?" Yes, it's hiding in the loop!
Is it just me, or do UK people have more patience and explain better?
I've never seen a US video that says "now we're going to double crochet, but for you UK folk, it means treble".
Thank you so much, I'm not done yet, I just thought this video needed some praise! Everyone loves a compliment!
Thank you for such a lovely comment 😊
Super!!! So very well explained. I always lose my way with edges but this explains it's clearly. Thank you 😊
I really like the edges, it keeps the project really straight and neatly finished off, thank you.
I’m using this to make a doll quilt and it is coming out gorgeous! Your instructions are wonderful. Thanks!
I was just browsing through your older videos. I really like this. I’m so happy I found it.
Hi lisa from Ireland I was doing the same browsing through old videos.. It's nice to go back to basics.. Rebecca is a wonderful teacher.. I am going to use up all my scraps for this.. Happy crocheting. 😊😊
I love this.. so easy to do.. just finished a super chunky hot pink scarf for my sister
That sounds great, I know she will love it! 💕
This is a great pattern, and I love the variegated yarn look. I'm thinking of changing yarn colors in random places to get a similar effect. Thanks for a beautiful tutorial!
this is SO well explained it made it extremely easy to do! thank you for sharing
😁Perfect! I think I have found my next stitch for a blanket! I am going to try this right now! Thank you!🎶⚘🎵
That’s wonderful to hear 🌸😍
Thank you
I just love you work style
You're wonderful I really enjoy your tutorials.
Again many thanks
Happy Crocheting 💖
You’re my favourite to follow. I’m very much a beginner but feel I’ve learned so much! I really appreciate your left handed tutorials being a leftie myself 💕💜
@ Elise : I know exactly what you mean! I'm a southpaw too, and I've found Blossom Crochet to have the best tutorials for lefties.
Thanks! Your tutorial is very easy to follow! God bless ❣️
Brilliant, I love this pattern, ur tuturiol was very clear, I used chunky yarn, and large hook, as I'm still learning, thank u, very much, it looks amazing
Your tutorials are my absolute favorite! You have beautiful hands. Definitely missed your calling as a hand model 😂 But works for crochet videos as well. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you! 🌸
I’m using this concept to make a wrap of my earth tone scrap 🧶. This’ll be an interesting outcome ❤️. Thank you for the video.
Very beautiful scarf 🧣 🧣 🧣 well done 👍 thanks for sharing it my friend 🌸💕💐
You have made this simple for me to do, and I thank you x
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I’m making a red scarf and is looking beautiful! I will probably add one of the borders you suggested😊to soften the edges. Have a great day from the USA.
Very beautiful design Thanks for sharing 👌🌹🌹🌹🇺🇸
Hi rebecca I know thus is sn old video but I'm catching up on all your older ones lovely pattern great tutorial kind regards Susan 😅😅👍👍👍⚘⚘💗💗
Really happy that I subscribed to your channel, I love the way that you spread your work out so we can compare it to what we are doing! Thank you!
I love all your videos I learned a lot from your ,thanks
great you explain so well and beautiful job thank you
+Charlotte Jezzabelle Crystal Thank you Charlotte 🌸
Lovely! I like the edges! Thanks for another great tutorial!
+Thea Stewart Thank you lovely lady 💗
Very clear instructions....Even wurh the diffference in terminology.. thank you..❤️❤️😎
Great stitch.
Love the colors
Very pretty
I really enjoy your tutorials. Thinking of making a blanket of this for a friend. Do you have a site for written patterns? It would be much appreciated. Thank you!
I used to have some written patterns online but now I only have video tutorials 🌸
Great tutorial. Thank you.
Just what I wanted thanks
I really liked this pattern. Another great video! :)
+Luli Nasser Thanks so much! 🌸
This is exactly what I needed. Thanks
how can I keep my sides straight when making a blanket? I keep crying and frogging Please help me I don't know what to do
Hi Rebecca I was browsing through your videos and decided to use up all my scraps and make this..thanks so much for all you've done over past year. Happy new year to you and yours.. ❤❤❤
I’m beginner . How many fountain chain need for long scarf?
How much yarn is needed
For a beginner how do I know how much yarn to purchase for an afgan
Love this so geometric
Thank you for the tutorial!! It worked up so nice! And it was very easy to follow!
How do I find the Red n White Santa look headband tutorial?
What size is the yarn u using?Thanx
oh this is nice!
Do you not have to chain 1 between clusters?
No, not with this one 🌸☺️
@@BlossomCrochet Thank you
and if your over here on the USA side of the pond. The trebbles are double crochet s.
Im a beginner and have done some double crochet dishcloths I'd love to do this as a blanket for our dog but I only have plain acrylic colors in yarn not the variegated one Like you are using do you have a video st all on how to change colors in a granny stripe blanket? I do enjoy and learn a lit from your videos thank you xo
Boa tsrde. Gidtaria de saber se a receita do lâmpada de narciso é sua?
parabens pelo trabalho
Great tutorial. But to clarify, is the foundation chain supposed to be all (treble) double crochets? Because it looked like you made single crochets all the way & not double (treble) crochets. Thanks.
Laura S double in uk, single in US
Save
How Ms. Y stitches make a scarf please
Multiples of 3 plus 2.
If im doing a blanket how many chains do i do??
It depends on how big/wide your project is....full size, queen size, a simple throw? And it depends on what kind of stitch you use. Most projects require an even or odd number of starting chain stitches. "Blossom Crochet" tells you how many chain stitches, based on multiples of 2, 3,4....etc. Instructions printed with yarn, also will tell you. But it does depend on bed size, or if you are making a simple, smaller Afghan/throw blanket.
You might want to think about putting a solid color tablecloth down onto the table because even though it is a beautiful table it forces your camera to go in and out of focus trying to go from the marks on the table to what you're doing in your hand..... This is just a suggestion because I know you do lots of videos and they're great, but as someone who's watching a little less in and out of focus would be great
I'm so confused... she keeps calling double crochet stitches, treble crochet stitches? 😕
Hi, as stated in the video, I’m using UK terminology but I give the US equivalent too 👌🏻
Blossom Crochet I'm sorry! I didnt hear you say that. no wonder why i was confused! i understand now lol
great tutorial overall ☺
No problem! 😊