This is also called the Crystal Wave stitch. I made a blanket years ago using this stitch. Turned out pretty. It's great for solid colors, not so much for the variegated yarns.
It’s beautiful! What kind of yarn are you using? Is it 3 or 4 weight and is it acrylic or can it be done in cotton? I’d love to try this pattern. Thanks for showing this ❤
Currently crocheting this and it is going amazing! It’s a very easy stitch to learn and consistent, instructions are very clear and thank you for this tutorial :)
What a wonderful pattern for this St Patrick’s Day!! Beautiful color too! Making it as soon as I get that yarn!! Thank you, Jennifer, for your usual great tutorial! 🤗
Thank you for this beautiful pattern. I especially enjoy the puffiness of it. Used left over supper soft Lion brand Jeans blue yarn #4 but with a hand thinner than normal. When the end didn't match the beginning across I added two chains across and one chain added to the beginning to make them look more alike. Perfect for our occasional chilly North Florida days. A far cry from the old snow shoveling days.
I have a daughter by marriage (I don’t like the term in-law) who would absolutely love this scarf, and green just happens to be her favourite colour as well, so I know how it will look all worked up! Thanks so much!
This worked up beautifully for me as a blanket prayer shawl. I tripled the width and went about 72". I love the texture it gives. I used an ombre yarn and it's gorgeous. Wonderful tutorial - so easy to follow. This is a great stitch to meditate to. I also finished my starting edge with a row (2) which gave that edge a nice finish & helps with the overall form. Great pattern, thank you!
I am a beginner and loved this stitch! However, using the I hook made it looser and it wasn't as tight as what you showed in your video. It is still lovely!
Thanks for the video, for acrylic weight 4 yarn, what hook size do you suggest to use? I'd like to make this. Thank you in advance. Happy St. Patricks Day!
This is a beautiful pattern. The end row has a scallop edge but the starting row has a straight edge. I am wondering if it would be possible to add a matching scallop border to the starting edge.
I'm almost done and noticed this as well. Epic failure, very unprofessional to not have the ends the same. The only fix is to make the last end straight, BUT I prefer the wavy. I'll try to figure it out. Again, epic failure.
I can't understand what type of yarn you need? Dk? Please let me know. Want to make this. Hard to understand , you are a little fast for my ears! Thank you! Debbie!
I’m a little bummed. I made this as my very first scarf. Then saw how different the ends were and unraveled the entire thing and started over, assuming it was my fault for miscounting. Got to the end and realized that the ends simply do not match. I did my best to add one of the rows onto the beginning of the scarf but it’s still not perfect and I’m frustrated. Perhaps you could just point that out either in the beginning of your video, to make sure your followers don’t mind the mismatch, or show us how to make the ends match in the end? Just feedback coming from a beginner. I do love the pattern and the yarn I chose looks great! I think my friend will love it, even if it isn’t perfectly symmetrical 🤷🏼♀️
I found a workaround - work the first row as per the video, then turn your work upside down so the peaks face downwards and then work the first row again in the foundation chain so you have peaks facing up :) It's a bit fiddly, but the bottom border will look like the last row when you have finished the scarf. I am a crochet beginner too, but this was not going to beat me!
I have a question. The starting edge is straight but the last edge is scalloped. This looks off to me. Is there anything I could do to make it look like the starting end?
Please ! Ne criez pas ! Vous parlez trop et trop fort dommage on regarde le début en coupant le son et on regarde la fin..le modèle est joli simple c’est suffisant pour apprendre et en écoutant plutôt de la musique 😅
This is also called the Crystal Wave stitch. I made a blanket years ago using this stitch. Turned out pretty. It's great for solid colors, not so much for the variegated yarns.
I made two baby blankets and completed two carves and two in waiting.
Scarves
It’s beautiful! What kind of yarn are you using? Is it 3 or 4 weight and is it acrylic or can it be done in cotton? I’d love to try this pattern. Thanks for showing this ❤
I’ve learned it as the Tulip stitch , as soon as she started I was like, I recognize that!
Oh no! Why is that? I just ordered my yarn, and its cream with splotches of grey through it. 😢
What a lovely scarf! The color is perfect!
When I saw the name celtic I was like "oooh that's me"! Lol. Scarf is so beautiful. I love the color! 💚
Love watching your tutorials. You're always so clear and make the pattern easier to understand. Thanks Jo x
I love this stitch. It's so pretty and works up so fast. Thank you!
Beautiful stitch! Thanks for showing us!
I love this pattern. It’s so easy & beautiful. Thank you. You are a great teacher!
Simply love this scarf. The colour and the stitch is perfect. Very gorgeous! Many thank's for sharing this video. 💗
I love your explanation. Perfect and easy to follow. Very informative. Thank you 🙏🏾
You're an awesome teacher
Absolutely Gorgeous pattern and color is so Beautiful 💚☘️
Love the pattern and the color, perfect for today. Thank you
What a beautiful scarf!! So Well explained. Thank you very Munch.
I really like green and this scarf is beautiful.
Love this, crocheting for charity boxes, trying to do different patterns. This is my second for this year, just another 29 to go! x
Wow ! It’s so beautiful !! 💚💚💚👏🏻😄
Thank you for sharing this wonderful Pattern
Beautiful. Thank You. Love from Ontario, Canada ❤
Perfect! Just what I was looking for!
HI JENNIFER BEAUTIFUL STITCH THANK YOU FOR A GOOD LEARN TUTORIAL
Gorgeous scarf and my fave color 💚
Hi Jennifer this is gorgeous scarf I am making it for my granddaughter thanks so much.. Love your channel🌼🌼🌼
Very pretty! Thanks for sharing!🍀🍀🍀🍀
I did it. It is just perfect! Thank you so much ❤
I look forward to making this design what a lovely pattern.
Currently crocheting this and it is going amazing! It’s a very easy stitch to learn and consistent, instructions are very clear and thank you for this tutorial :)
Thank you for sharing. I made myself one with this pattern but and infinite 🧣. I love it 🙏🏼💕
Thanks you teaching very good,I started this beautiful protect and ,am so happy to find you.
So EASY and beautiful design
Great teacher! Thank you.
Beautiful!
Beautiful! Thanks so much!
Love this demonstration! Thank you!
What a wonderful pattern for this St Patrick’s Day!! Beautiful color too! Making it as soon as I get that yarn!! Thank you, Jennifer, for your usual great tutorial! 🤗
Another beautiful pattern ☘️❤️
Beautiful 💚💚💚
Thank you for very nice crochet scarf pattern
Looks lovely 😍.Also seems easy. Thank you for sharing
Beautiful thanks for the tutorial
Thank you for this beautiful pattern. I especially enjoy the puffiness of it. Used left over supper soft Lion brand Jeans blue yarn #4 but with a hand thinner than normal. When the end didn't match the beginning across I added two chains across and one chain added to the beginning to make them look more alike. Perfect for our occasional chilly North Florida days. A far cry from the old snow shoveling days.
I can’t wait to start this.
So beautiful! I love the stitches you used, it’s fun and gorgeous. The yarn complemented the hold project, thanks for sharing! ♥️
Celticscarf
so beautiful !!! thanks
Beautiful 😍
Thank you for your great video. Very clear and helpful for a beginner like me 😊
Beautiful stitch. Currently making a big scarf with it.
Great scarf💖
Love this
Love this pattern
Beautiful
Beautiful ❤
I have a daughter by marriage (I don’t like the term in-law) who would absolutely love this scarf, and green just happens to be her favourite colour as well, so I know how it will look all worked up! Thanks so much!
I agree. My daughters in law are my daughters in love. 😊
Ilove this pattern. 😍
❤love it❤
Thanks for share......lovely stitch.....From India
Its beautiful ❤️😍
Go Celtics yes I'm from Massachusetts.
I've been doing this st. since I learned the C2C pattern . But I only do 2 chs. 💜 it.
This worked up beautifully for me as a blanket prayer shawl. I tripled the width and went about 72". I love the texture it gives. I used an ombre yarn and it's gorgeous. Wonderful tutorial - so easy to follow. This is a great stitch to meditate to. I also finished my starting edge with a row (2) which gave that edge a nice finish & helps with the overall form. Great pattern, thank you!
Thank you so much 🙏I have been searching all over for a good rectangular prayer shawl so your tips helped a LOT
That’s a beautiful stitch! I’ve seen it called Crystal Waves.
👍🙏🌹Lovely scarf.
This is a really pretty little project that would be fantastic “take along” to work on in traffic, etc(of course, not while driving! Lol!)
This is pretty but I am thinking of a grey Heather but a worsted weight. I don't have any dk
Hi, made this scarf in crimson red - added tassels too😊. Thanks for the lovely design🥰!
I am a beginner and loved this stitch! However, using the I hook made it looser and it wasn't as tight as what you showed in your video. It is still lovely!
Thanks for the video, for acrylic weight 4 yarn, what hook size do you suggest to use? I'd like to make this. Thank you in advance. Happy St. Patricks Day!
Beautiful scarf, many thanks. PLEASE WOULD YOU TELL ME WHERE YOU BOUGHT YOUR MANNEQUIN? ❤️❤️❤️
This is a beautiful pattern. The end row has a scallop edge but the starting row has a straight edge. I am wondering if it would be possible to add a matching scallop border to the starting edge.
I love your work. Can you help me? I am just a beginner, whatever I do I can't get the perfect square as the rows go higher. Thanks.
Isn't this the Sober Granny stitch? It's very simple, I like it.
Hello I'm learning. Dk yarn is that a weight #3? Thank you so much.
Hi I just found this video yesterday and I finishing up today; but the edge is different than when starting
I've seen this pattern before but they called it the horizontal C2C. It's pretty no matter what it's called. I like that color of green.
Where did you get your yarn winder?? Do you have one you like the most??
Like to learn how to do it.
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How do you end this scarf? Is it not the same as the other end?
This is the same pattern as the winter gems wrap but in light weight yarn. Pretty anyone remember the stitch?
It's almost like a C2C pattern, but not on the diagonal.
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Mine keeps curling on the first row. What am I doing wrong?
Beautiful scarf. May I please ask is one end of the scarf flat (first row) and the other end jagged (last row)?
Same. Just finished and notice the ends don’t match. One wavy and one flat. Is it suppose to be that way?
I'm almost done and noticed this as well. Epic failure, very unprofessional to not have the ends the same. The only fix is to make the last end straight, BUT I prefer the wavy. I'll try to figure it out. Again, epic failure.
@@cathyc5968 Hello Cathy. Did you figure out how to make the end straigh like the beginning?
I was able to add one row of the same stitch on the beginning side so each end turns out the same. It worked out nicely.
@@qster26 Hello, yes I sure did, thank you for asking.
Could you please send me , where to purchase this yarn ?
Can i this is size 3 yarn ?
I dont understand what I have to change to make it wider
When making your starting change do in multiple of 4 plus 1, she did 32 plus 1 to get 33 , I am doing 40 plus one to get a wider scarf
Do multiples of 4 till your project is as wide or narrow as you want it, then add 2.
Sorry plus 1 not 2
May you please give me the exact mesures? Thanks
I can't understand what type of yarn you need? Dk? Please let me know. Want to make this. Hard to understand , you are a little fast for my ears! Thank you! Debbie!
One end is trait and the other end is zigzag how do you make both of them straight?
How do you make both of the end straight across?
Isn’t this the Corner to Corner stitch-horizontal row version?? I love the C2C stitch for making scarves and this looks the same to me.
I’m a little bummed. I made this as my very first scarf. Then saw how different the ends were and unraveled the entire thing and started over, assuming it was my fault for miscounting. Got to the end and realized that the ends simply do not match. I did my best to add one of the rows onto the beginning of the scarf but it’s still not perfect and I’m frustrated. Perhaps you could just point that out either in the beginning of your video, to make sure your followers don’t mind the mismatch, or show us how to make the ends match in the end? Just feedback coming from a beginner. I do love the pattern and the yarn I chose looks great! I think my friend will love it, even if it isn’t perfectly symmetrical 🤷🏼♀️
I found a workaround - work the first row as per the video, then turn your work upside down so the peaks face downwards and then work the first row again in the foundation chain so you have peaks facing up :) It's a bit fiddly, but the bottom border will look like the last row when you have finished the scarf. I am a crochet beginner too, but this was not going to beat me!
The beginning of the scarf has an edge. The end doesn't?
I have a question. The starting edge is straight but the last edge is scalloped. This looks off to me. Is there anything I could do to make it look like the starting end?
I had the same question
Add a row of the same stitch to the beginning row and both ends will be the same.
@@JD-cb5fyso add another straight row at the beginning or finish with a straight row at the top?
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celtic???????????
Please do not suggest Music 😬😬😬😬
Please ! Ne criez pas ! Vous parlez trop et trop fort dommage on regarde le début en coupant le son et on regarde la fin..le modèle est joli simple c’est suffisant pour apprendre et en écoutant plutôt de la musique 😅
Can't you skip ahead a little? The counting is annoying.