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Rebecca's Stylings
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Welcome to Rebecca's Stylings!
We design celtic and aran style cable crochet patterns and sell them on Ravelry and Etsy (links below). This youtube channel was designed to aid crafters with performing crochet cable stitches both in our patterns and others. Please enjoy the videos and check out our patterns at the links below. We also have a Facebook group which shows patterns in progress, and posts notifications of sales and limited time freebies.
Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/designers/noelle-stiles
Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/RebeccasStylings?ref=seller-platform-mcnav#about
Facebook: RebeccasStylings/
We design celtic and aran style cable crochet patterns and sell them on Ravelry and Etsy (links below). This youtube channel was designed to aid crafters with performing crochet cable stitches both in our patterns and others. Please enjoy the videos and check out our patterns at the links below. We also have a Facebook group which shows patterns in progress, and posts notifications of sales and limited time freebies.
Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/designers/noelle-stiles
Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/RebeccasStylings?ref=seller-platform-mcnav#about
Facebook: RebeccasStylings/
Crochet Twist Front and Twist Back Cable Stitch Tutorial
This video shows how to do a basic cable stitch in crochet. This cable stitch has 1 post-stitch and 1 single crochet stitch made in a twist. The two versions of this twist stitch can be combined to make a v-cable shown in the image. This tutorial is designed to provide the information to make the TBS stitch (Twist Back Stitch) and TFS stitch (Twist Front Stitch) in the patterns from Rebecca's Stylings. Alternatively, you can use this tutorial to make a headband with the two cable stitches.
The Chambord Cable Blanket is shown on the video thumbnail. This pattern uses the stitch in this video and can be accessed at the links below:
Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/chambord-cable-bla...
The Chambord Cable Blanket is shown on the video thumbnail. This pattern uses the stitch in this video and can be accessed at the links below:
Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/chambord-cable-bla...
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Crochet Tutorial: Bulky Celtic Cable Cowl
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.2 года назад
This tutorial shows how to make a bulky cable cowl in cable crochet. The pattern is a free download and can be found at Ravelry at the link below, and for a small fee on Etsy. Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/bulky-celtic-cable-cowl Etsy: www.etsy.com/listing/1070897598/crochet-scarf-pattern-bulky-celtic-cable?click_key=53eb269ed8685d0db9a591ae98293c7926a47954:1070897598&click_sum=199b...
Six Cross Front Crochet Cable Stitch Tutorial
Просмотров 44 тыс.6 лет назад
This video shows how to do a basic cable stitch in crochet. This cable stitch has 6 post-stitches, and tilts in the leftward direction. The Aberdeen Baby Cable Blanket is shown on the video thumbnail. This pattern uses the stitch in this video and can be accessed at the links below: Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/aberdeen-baby-cable-blanket Etsy: www.etsy.com/listing/547363465/croche...
Six Cross Back Crochet Cable Stitch Tutorial
Просмотров 72 тыс.6 лет назад
This video shows how to do a basic cable stitch in crochet. This cable stitch has 6 post-stitches, and tilts in the rightward direction. The Aberdeen Cable Blanket is shown on the video thumbnail. This pattern uses the stitch in this video and can be accessed at the links below: Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/aberdeen-cable-blanket Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/RebeccasStylings?ref=seller-...
Four Cross Back Crochet Cable Stitch Tutorial
Просмотров 10 тыс.6 лет назад
This video shows how to do a basic cable stitch in crochet. This cable stitch has 4 post-stitches, and tilts in the rightward direction. The Aberdeen Castle Cable Scarf is shown on the video thumbnail. This pattern uses the stitch in this video and can be accessed at the links below: Ravelry:www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/aberdeen-castle-cable-scarf Etsy: www.etsy.com/listing/483477754/croche...
Four Cross Front Crochet Cable Stitch Tutorial
Просмотров 21 тыс.6 лет назад
This video indicates how to do a basic cable stitch in crochet. This cable stitch has 4 post-stitches, and tilts in the left direction. It is used as a building block in many cable crochet patterns including the Glenrose Cable Scarf shown on the video thumbnail. The Glenrose Scarf pattern uses the stitch in this video and can be accessed at the links below: Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/patterns/lib...
Sorry you are to quick and hard to follow
Beautiful pattern…very confusing tutorial…your stitches aren’t what you’re calling them.
Thank you so much, I appreciate your tutorial
Hi! Can I ask, what is the pattern name of the gorgeous sweater that I see (sleeves only) in this video? Lovely!!❤
A tutorial on properly BPS in the six stitches just explained would be so helpful 😊.
Thank you so much for this video explanation! I’ve tried cabling many different times with other patterns (not yours) and I couldn’t figure out why the stitches seemed to be pointed “in the wrong direction” from what was pictured. Then, I watched your video and the clouds parted, the light shone, the choir sung!! I can’t believe I was doing cabling all wrong all this time!! Cannot WAIT to finish the project I’m working on (the Aberdeen Cable Scarf💙). Thanks again and have a lovely day!!
Wow, obviously she clearly didn't do the pattern at all. Haha. She's fooling you!
Thanks for that! I am going to make one of your blankets.
Please slow down as you do the demonstration!! A demo video is for those of us who need help in seeing what we're supposed to do. I'm trying to count the 4th stitch from the hook and you're already halfway thru that row. Since it's a demo and haven't shown a pattern, I don't know that an extended single crochet is coming next. You say single, but then do extended. I appreciate that you verbalize each stitch, but maybe say the next stitch first, then do it slowly a couple of times while verbalizing the steps. I've already had to stop and replay it 4-5 times and I'm only on the first row after "chain 9". I kept watching and tried to follow the demo, but you win! I give up! At least I only wasted $3 on your patterns. I won't be buying any more much as I like their appearance.
Thank you so much, really cleared things up for me! Sorry for these trolls in the comments
I can sing that song too.
The yarn over pull through one before pulling through 2 is throwing me in for a loop. Whats the reason for that?
it's an extended triple crochet front post stitch to create a little more space. a traditional post-stitch will also work but the work will be a little tighter
This video is so misleading and only a come-on for her Ravelry page. All you learn here is a basic cable stitch, the same one you can learn on almost any other crochet channel-- and taught a lot better than she does here. It is NOT the Aberdeen Cable Blanket shown in the thumbnail. That goes against RUclips policy because the thumbnail is supposed to be relevant to the content. Because of this, it is very offensive and, clearly, Rebecca does not understand how RUclips works. I wouldn't even mind buying the pattern but WAS IT TESTED? After it was written, did the designer give it to someone who had never done the pattern before and, following only those instructions, successfully produce the same item? Back in the old days of real publication, this used to be a standard part of the publishing process for any kind of instructions. It is the key element often overlooked today. And we suffer for it. WAS THIS TESTED?
I am sorry too to say that you are not very consistance in your crochet language. One time you are calling it a FST, and the next time it is a BTS. I think what you are making is great, and as I watch the crocheting I can break it down into a correct pattern but it took bit of playing and rewinding to get that was happneing here. Thank you for the work but maybe write out a script first of how you are doing the pattern and what each step is and the proper terminalogy. Keep trying, it will get there. Again thanks for your hard work. We do apprecaite it.
Sadly i am unable to follow the pattern you sold or this video. I don’t understand why you would treat your people this way.
I just bought your sweater patterns and with no chart im kinda lost 😢
Do you have a medium to I dunno, a color that I could see what you’re doing. Im sorry to ask. It is beautiful.
Nice video. Thank you.
It's really a pity you don't understand the value of RUclips videos. Or, maybe, you just want the quick sale of your patterns, without bothering with anything else. Whichever it is, it behooves you to know that posting a thumbnail of something other than what is actually discussed or shown is considered deceptive and can reported as Misinformation or as Spam or Misleading. I KNOW how to make a basic cable. No offence but I, for one, would never purchase a pattern until I had at least read through a previous pattern by the same designer that demonstrated they were able to write a pattern clearly and accurately. Being able to design and being able to write are two different things. And I have seen patterns (not by you but by others with the same objective) that are so disorganized and poorly written that they make no sense whatsoever. Everyone thinks they can write-- and few ever have their patterns tested to be sure they are accurate.
Where do you add the 2 single crochets ? I see where to skip the other two but where do we add them?
Are you planning to do more videos? I take it by how you do your videos you are for more advanced to intermediate crocheters, correct? I see you didn't bother to answer the first comment, but I thought I'd take a chance.
Hi, just wanted to say thank you, I bought a pattern from your Etsy shop and made 2 scarfs from the same pattern, one for my brother and one for myself! We both love our scarfs! Thank you for the tutorial :)
Your patterns are absolutely beautiful Would you be willing to do another video where you share more details (stitch count etc) also show us what you are doing for all of the rows? I would love to see your whole process. Thanks so much!
Is that supposed to be a front post treble crochet or something different? A fptc is yarn over twice, pull through 2 loops, yarn over, pull through two loops, yarn over and pull through the last two loops. I've never seen it being pulled through just one loop first. What stitch is that? Also, the lighting and angle are a little hard to see. Zoom helps a lot, though. What is the stitch count for this pattern if we want to expand it? How many stitches plus what to change the size? I'd love to try a blanket on this with a repetitive pattern. It's gorgeous. Thank you for sharing! :)
I have the written pattern but find it hard to work out ,you need to do a full tutorial for the money we spent
Agreed
After many hours, I've figured it out!!! If she says around any stitch, it means post, not the top stitch you would normally work into. Hope that's helpful. My best advice is to print out the instructions so you can have the definitions next to the step by step. Make sure when you are wrapping around the post and to check the instructions to see if you are working in front or behind what you had just made it changes often. The printout also helps alot with the definitions that have abbreviation in them as well to keep track of what needs to be done.
The pattern is nice but the instructions are not very clear I would have rather paid for a video of her making it rather then these horribly explained links
Or at least shown pictures of the progress to show how it should look as we go
I don't understand. The video started in the middle of the pattern?
I have never seen anyone “pull through one” (pull thru 2, etc) on a double or triple crochet?? (Yarn over 2x and pull thru 2 loops 2x for a dc without any pull thru 1). Is this special stitch and why is it not defined as a special stitch? Are all stitches done with the extra pull thru 1 throughout the pattern?? (Not just the crossed stitches). Is there a reason why this isn’t defined in the pattern.
I believe the author is making what is known as an "extended" dc/tc. Many designers use this technique if they are making a lot of special stitches and don't want the final project to scrunch up or be too tight. Considering that this video is a supplement to her designs (which is why I came here since I'm working the Pebble Cove cable scarf), the extra chain in some of the stitches increases its height and allows the cables to lay flatter. I personally found this an interesting alternative to help with other designs, and suggest that for people who tend to crochet tightly, this is a great way to give your finished object more loft without deviating from the pattern. Personally, I think the designer did a fine job here, certainly better than I could have.!
@@andreakraus778 Thank you. Makes sense. But wish it were indicated in the written pattern that this is a companion instruction video for.
this is not helpful at all i need a full tutorial :/
I am so sorry that people are so unkind to someone so sweet who is simply trying to help people who have purchased her beautiful patterns. 😢
Not a good tutorial. Not enough info, I am experienced and just gave up.
Front and back twist stitch tutorial: ruclips.net/video/0dIDgHCA7DU/видео.html
With complete respect, may I lovingly suggest a "new" basic specific tutorial & with perhaps a script.
Jeetje wat een nare reacties! Onbeschoft eigenlijk! Ik zou willen voorstellen dat men gewoon eens zou starten met de aankoop van een van je patronen alvorens zo'n grote mond op te zetten. Typisch weer simpele zielen die niet verder kijken dan hun neus lang is! Ik ben in één van je patronen gedoken en dit is waardevolle informatie voor degenen die ermee aan de slag gaan.
I am really trying to understand your pattern for the Irish Lullaby. I have started over so many times, that I have the first three rows almost by heart. But Row 4 is so confusing that I can't follow it to end up at the right place with the right stitches at the first TBS, TFS. I keep trying to look at the picture to get my work at the right place and its just not happening. Could you please do a tutorial specifically on row 4 of your pattern? No matter what I do...its not right and I have 2 people wanting an afghan with this pattern
Hi Rebecca, Message me on Etsy or Ravelry and I will sort it out with you. I am always happy to help! Noelle
I am having this same problem! I have tried to do this row so many times that my yarn is starting to get worn.
I would love to make this pattern unfortunately I'm one of those people that wors better with video ...reading the pattern is not good for me so me buying the pattern is useless for me...so could you please make a video on the blanket you have displayed on the video...
Awful tutorial
Camera work is blurry for the most important part of the cross behind. I've watched it 4 times and still can't understand how she did it.
Hi, I know you commented this a while ago, so IDK if you still need the info, but she's going behind much like you would on a back post stitch if that's any help
It is shameful that many of the people, like me, are supporters who happily paid for many of your patterns and for years you refuse to address anyone's concern. I wish I'd saw these videos prior to supporting your talent. I feel duped!
The double and treble stitch is also different
Beautiful pattern but could you do a new video after the pattern corrections are done? I would love to make this
I’m not sure she’s doing this correctly. I think you yo, pull through one, then yo, pull through two 3 times, not yo pull through one, then yo pull through one, then yo pull through 3 times. It’s also a little clunky the way she does the back post crochets. I’ve crocheted a few blankets that had those beautiful braids. It should lay very flat and smoothly and not “pull” to a side.
OMG cable tutorials!!! I Love cables, they look gorgeous!! Gotta try me some o these!! Many thanks!!
It looks like she is doing extended treble stitches in the beginning? - yarns over twice, but the post of the stitch is four loops high. (I understand this video is for a pattern that's separate from the video, it is a support video for the pattern. But I just clicked on it to see how she was doing the cables.)
This a beautiful stitch, but your tutorial is confusing and not helpful. Most people are visual learners. It would be great if you did a stitch along tutorial explaining how long the starting chain needs to be and step by step instructions on both sides.
Lady, were you serious when you called this video a "Tutorial!?"
Your instructions should go hand-in hand with your work. It's difficult to follow when the talk comes first.
I am struggling eiyh this patterm.can i do another video
Wow this tutorial was hard to follow😅 But i really want to learn this one but there are a lot vague terms like ”a few stitches(?)” when you retell what you did off camera. Very confusing and unclear to me unfortunately i dont get this one so i guess i will try get this somewhere else.
Honestly thankyou for this, its a nice short cut reference to see exactly where I'm supposed to be building the intricate stitches. I've been trying to accomplish an unrelated cable for years and its been sitting on basically the last row in the video. I was having a hard time with the concept of "behind the other stitches but still a front post". Thankyou for this little tidbit lol.