HOW to CROCHET TUNISIAN RIPPLE STITCH PATTERN - Stitchorama by Naztazia
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- You can learn how to Crochet a Tunisian Ripple Stitch Pattern in this tutorial video. Hi I'm Donna Wolfe from Naztazia. This is the ripple Tunisian crochet stitch pattern from my Stitchorama by Naztazia collection. This ripple stitch is oftentimes called the chevron or wave stitch pattern. You can use a straight Tunisian hook (size H 5 mm with worsted weight yarn) or a flexible extended Tunisian hook with a wire. A few colors of yarn work great!
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Nice is an understatement! I'm mesmerized by ALL that you do! Even with the loud colors it looks stunning! If I could do half the wonderful stitches you do I think I would consider myself the richest person in the world...my mother had talent like yours (European born) her work always turned out like pieces of art very similar to yours....bless you for sharing ALL that you do! It has been a big help to me as I don't have my mother to help me when I get stuck....
Thank you so much!
So happy I saw this in my feed. I watched another RUclipsr teach this and used a yarn over to do the increase instead of a make 1. Your way seems more straight forward and appears easier. I actually see the M1 stitch. Thank you!!!! 🧶
You make everything look so easy and you explain it so we can make it also. Thanks.
I love naztazia and your speak very very good i love croshit
I think you make the !!!best!!! videos. You speak so clearly and that other languages are offered is excellent. You show clearly with your camera which stitches to work into, and equally important, you say which stitches we want to be careful not to work into.
@everyone else, I let the ads before her videos play through as I do with other videos I like because this helps support her in what she does. I'm suggesting others do the same
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I agree wholeheartedly!
Wow!!! That is pretty awesome! 💖 There is so much to Tunisian that I don't know.
I was having a hard time with my pattern and this has helped me a lot Thank You!
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much for this video - I have been trying the Tunisian ripple for a few weeks now using several videos and a book I have on Tunisian stitches - every time, I messed it up somehow. Your video seems the most comprehensive to me and I'm going to try again (I had given up on ever getting this right). thanks again! I have subscribed
Glad it was helpful!
@@naztazia Very helpful! And looking at your other videos, I am sure you will be helping me in many different crochet projects!
WOW beautifully done. Cannot wait to try this pattern.
So tricky but beautiful....I'll definitely give a try
I tried watching someone else’s video for this technique. I think they did the exact same thing you did here but I can’t be 100% sure because they didn’t explain anything as amazingly as you did here. 🙌
I watched this without sound (toddler napping) and it makes PERFECT sense. Thank you!!! I cannot wait to try.
P.S. you were the first channel I watched on RUclips to learn to crochet, circa 2010-ish!! Your videos are and have always been THE BEST! 🌟
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you for making this so easy.... I can't wait to try this pattern
You’re welcome 😊
Very nice your crohet stich
Great video. I always go wrong somewhere trying to do this stitch. Thank you for sharing. :)
I like your teaching method thank you
Thank you for another excellent tutorial.
Muy bonito y muy bien explicado . Muchas gracias.
Hi, such a good video, I haven't tried this type of pattern yet, but I definitely will now.
Nice design n color combination.. Love from pakistan
I absolutely loved this. Thank you for sharing this. I’m having a hard time finding a Tunisian hook with a cord. I’m still looking.🙃💖💖💖💖💖💖
Janis Casey 8 months later, but if you haven’t found the hook sh used I ordered mine from knitpro online. And it’s smooth wood with various cable lengths.
I have DIY'ed myself a tunisian crochet hook by tightly taping thicker yarn to my hook to act as a flexible crochet hook!
I love this pattern! I must try! 👍🏾🥰👍🏾
Bellísimo tu trabajo felicidades
thanks it's so pretty can you please make more stitches in tunisisn crochet
👏👍😁💐🙏Saludos desde Chile gracias
Great clarity in your video and instruction. The number of stitches remain same as the number of starting chains (minus one of course)??
Thank you so much 💓
Thanks for sharing.
Love it, thinking about a baby blanket,
That was awesome, I can't wait to try it😊👍💕
Wow I love it I have one and I have idea but 😠😠😠my crochet looks funny....thanks alot and happy holidays 😜😜😜
👌👌💐 easy and beautiful
Will you do a video of binding off and adding a straight edge?
I'm new to Tunisian crochet. This is a wonderful video, so thank you! I wonder if this stitch could be used to make the "V" in the middle of a triangular shawl? If so, I'd like to put in a request for a video on making a Tunisian stitch shawl please, using any stitches you think would work well, of course. Thanks very much.
This is beautiful!
Hi Donna. I have subscribed to your tutorial which you have some great ideas. You have written that if you do that you can go and get the WRITTEN PATTERN of the CROCHET TUNISIAN RIPPLE STITCH . I went there and I can not find the written pattern. Can u tell me where else it is please?
Very nice
I didn’t know that you knew how to Tunisian Crochet! Beautiful Afghan how did you keep it from curling?
ruclips.net/video/8RmccoE2k9g/видео.html
@@naztazia my understanding is that crochet hook is too small, should go up for size to prevent it from curling?
Thank you very much .💕
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Merry xmas to you and. Your family from jodie
Hi Donna, do you have a vodeo on how to create a flat edge for this Tunisian ripple st? I want to make a sleeveless sweater/vest and want the top flat across so i can sew it together and give the neckline stability. Please and Thank you!!!
Sorry, don't have one. But requests can be sent to the request line, as future projects come from there: naztazia.com/request-line/
I started with 28+1 chains. After the first line of pattern i have one bar left and 27 loops on the needle including the beginning one. Where an i going wrong? The line ends with 5TSS after the 3tog. One bar remains at the last. Should i pull up a loop in that too?
I like it. Thank you mam...
Both are ok I guess, I'm from the old school and use the yarn over. What brand/kind of yarn are you using in this video?
This is a beautiful pattern. It is hard to get the two sides to go in a straight line and the circular needle keeps twisting. Any ideas to correct these problems I'm having? Appreciate all helpful ideas.
Hi.. After so long.... Nice work
Wow! Love that stitch. I only know the TSS. If I want to make this throw size, how big or long of a hook do I need? Thank you :)
The 22 inch flexible afghan hook should be fine for any blanket. It's a size J, which is good with worsted weight yarn (I normally use an H with regular crochet, but tunisian can curl a bit so a larger hook will prevent that). On my Amazon product recommendation list I have the one I use ($6 from Susan Bates): www.amazon.com/shop/naztazia?listId=1EZEYWL7N9YEW
@@naztazia thank you for answering me so quickly. I will check it out later. Take care :)
Good video
Can you please teach us how to make gloves
amazing video !
Very nice!
Your vedios are really nice and the way you explain is excellant. When I make something with tunisian stich it dont go up straight. Its slightly tilted. Can you please help why.
Thank you so much
tnq
I am trying to teach some residents of a senior care facility tunisian crochet and wanted to purchase a written copy of the pattern. I followed the link in the video, however, I couldn't find the written version. Is there any way you could refer me to where I could purchase this pattern. It would be so helpful. Thank you in advance and merry Christmas.
How many stitches do you need to make a longer blanket?Also, does it curl at the end?
Beautiful! Where can I get the written pattern?
Hi I love this but I dont have the thin to made it es feawtifull thanks for sher .
Here's a question I hope you can give me a good answer. When working this pattern, I am using a circular hook. The problem is - as I'm working, the hook keeps turning. I tried putting the circular hook in hot water but it didn't straighten out. Any ideas???? Thanks for whatever input you offer.
Love your tutorials they are so simple and easy to follow
I have a question about a Tunisian stitch pattern I left you an email I hope it reaches you🙏
Perla
Awesome
I'm not sure what a make 1 is. Do you have videos on that? Thanks
She shows how to do a make 1 about eight different times in this video. Watch the part starting at 01:06
Where can I find the written pattern for this pattern. It doesn't have a written pattern when you click on the link you gave
Please teach us mermaid tail crochet blanket step by step from tip to toe....please
What is your best tunisian hook
Hi
We are not good at guessing for chain for lap size. Thank You
This video explains how to convert a stitch pattern into a blanket: ruclips.net/video/JUbRd3lmzww/видео.html
Would a border be neccessary
I don't think so. Some people like to put fringe or large tassels on the two end sides. Generally connecting it to each peak.
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How do you stop it from curling?
There are some tips and tricks in my beginner Tunisian video to prevent the curling: ruclips.net/video/60ZaSj8qAWI/видео.html
At the end of every line of pattern the number of total stitches are reducing by one!! Please help
I think you forget the last stitch, i also felt like it decreased, but there are some videos showing how to pick up the very last one, i reccommend them :)
I tried this and every time I got to the end I was one stich short. Plz tell me what I am doing wrong.
Denise Bodine watch the video again and pay close attention right after the one minute mark. she shows how to add a stitch. also, she only takes off one loop at first and two until the end of the row. (that part is before the 1 minute mark, maybe 45 second point?)
Thank you I rewatched the video and didn't see the add a stitch part. I got it to work by ending the row off with a make 1 stich.
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Not sure Donna reads our comments but has anyone made a swatch yet? I am experienced at TC but on the second row,it doesn’t match Row 1.
Ch. 43(14x3)+1
Do foundation row like usual.
Row 1- sk 1st bar, inc by 1 in sp., (5) TSS which is same as you(M1+bar), 3TOG, (5) TSS, M1, (5) TSS, 3TOG etc.
on Row 2 the count is off by 1.
I’ve frogged 4 times. I’m stumped.
Yes I read comments. If you are doing what you have written above, then there is an error in your version of the pattern. It's best to think of a "M1" as both a space and the next bar as I show in the video as opposed to trying to combine the bars with other bars. Because in your version you state, "(5) TSS, M1, (5) TSS" - that is incorrect. It should be 5 bars, 1 space, 1 bar, 1 space, 1 bar, 4 bars (=5 bars). I believe you are missing an addition space in every ripple, which is throwing your count off.
Oh I am sooooo relieved that you answered back! I am back at it tonight trying to figure out why my count is off again. Can you tell me if this is right
Sk 1st bar, M1(and TSS 1 bar to complete M1), 4 TSS, 3TOG, 5 TSS, M1, 5 TSS and so on. Is this correct? Thank you bunches!
Naztazia has the correct pattern in her video here: 03:33. Yours is wrong. You're missing the second M1.
hi mamma ilou u iam trying its solo clean & buttfull I like swtt Hart u r so cut by
Why are you not making sweater for baby girl
Instead of MAKE 1, why don't you just YARN OVER????
While a M1 and a YO are both increase stitches, I prefer the look created by doing a M1 stitch as I show in the video, as opposed to just a plain yarn over. Just like in knitting, there are quite a handful of ways to do increase stitches, and each one has a slightly different look to them. It's a matter of personal preference.
Very nice