I'm a complete beginner, and found your tutorial clear, concise and easy-to-follow. I have just started doing dishcloths because sinks don't judge! I've made loads of mistakes but feel that I can learn this new stitch easily. Thank you for this video.
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@Justin Jesse I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I am working on my 3rd baby blanket this year. This is definitely going to be the stitch I use for #4! So pretty and your video is very easy to follow. Thank you! XO
Thank you so much for this pateryn I was looking for a new pattern because I have a new grandbaby coming and I just got tired of doing the granny Stitch and now I'm doing your Stitch and I just thank you so much for helping all of us 😃
Just a question, could I get the same look, but add space if I used a half double? Truly just asking. I love this. I was just wondering if a half double would make it faster!
All the other tutorials I've watched, always skipped the first 4 chains at the beginning but this one only skipped 1 or 2. What is the difference and which one is correct?
I like to do baby blankets at 36” wide x 42” tall, but you can do any size you want. I just use a ruler and measure the height instead of trying to count rows.
@@BeYou4You, so, you’re asking about columns (chains, width) rather than rows (height) here. It depends on your gauge. You can make a swatch beforehand to figure this out. For example, if your hook size, yarn size, and tension has you crocheting 6 stitches per inch wide and you wanted to make the blanket 36” wide, your starting chain would be 216 stitches. (She also notes that you should work with an even number of chains for *this particular pattern/stitch*, so you’d also have to take that into account.) For rows: You can math for those too if you want. If your swatch has, say, 5 rows per inch tall and you wanted to make enough rows to equal 42 inches tall, then 5x42=210 rows. But like I said before, I’d just measure for the height I want rather than count rows. (Sorry for the all the mathing! She notes a range of chain numbers in the video-120 is just the minimum she notes. But if you want to make this blanky to a precise size, you’d want to make the swatch and do the math before you begin.)
Hi there! I'm not sure if you will see this comment or not, but I am a beginner attempting to follow a written pattern you have on a different baby blanket. I'm needing some help and was wondering if by chance you've made a video tutorial on it. It's called the 'superbly simple baby blanket' that you wrote the pattern for back in 2016. Any help would be appreciated! 🫶🏻
Hi, Im doing a small lap blanket in Malabrigo Rios its a 10 Ply Worsted yarn but knits up in either DK or Worsted depending on needle size. Knit Gauge: 18.0 to 22.0 sts = 4 inches Needle Size: US 6 - 8 or 4 - 5mm and Hook Size: US I-9 to K-10/12 or 5.5-6.5 mm. Ive seen some examples using #3 Yarn and a size 6 hook to get nice drape with the Moss stitch i.e.not too tight, but not loose either.. So with the Malabrigo should I go up to a size 7mm hook?
I’m confused about how you end the rows. It seemed on one row you simply did a single crochet into the end of last row, but the next time you did a chain stitch and single crochet. Can you please clarify. Do you alternate how you finish rows? Thanks
I notice that too. That shows how closely we pay attention. First row is foundation row 2nd row and every even numbered row there after you end the row with 2 SC. Odd rows at the end you will SC, chain one, skip the chain space end with SC.. Repeat rows 2 and 3.
It really depends on the size you want to make. Just make sure you use an even number with this specific pattern. Depending on your hook size, 226 would get you between a twin and queen size probably. Take a look at this chart - thecrochetcrowd.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Chain-Counts-for-Afghans.pdf
You could always lay your chain on a bed about the size you want to make it for then chain that many chains as long as it meets the directions for project.
I've tried doing this type of blanket three times and can't take the cutting of yarns at end of changing color rows. Even when tucking in as you go it's just too many loose ends.
I watch another video on the moss stitch and it was done differently. They used single and half double stitches alternating. Is your stitch really another way to do the same?
Hi there, thanks for getting in touch. Moss stitch / linen stitch is definitely worked in this way. The stitch you’ve mentioned above is a different one. I am hoping to post a tutorial on that soon. But it isn’t moss stitch. 😊
I’m not sure of the yards. But measurements for baby blankets are given within the video x You may like to get 3 x100g ball of yarns of each colour and check the length after you have finished one ball of each colour… measure the length and then multiply that length by 3. X
@@KeepCalmAndCrochet I’m doing exactly what you’re doing and I still don’t see the “holes” i call them that you crochet through. It’s like I can see it on some but not the whole line and I’m losing it as I’m going :(. Sorry I don’t know crochet lingo very well still 😂 only been doing it for 7 months
@@brookejeffers16 I would suggest for you to use stitch markers/ scrap yarn/ paper clips. Or whatever you have at home. For the first row. From there it becomes clearer. Hope that helps x
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I'm a complete beginner, and found your tutorial clear, concise and easy-to-follow. I have just started doing dishcloths because sinks don't judge! I've made loads of mistakes but feel that I can learn this new stitch easily. Thank you for this video.
That’s sounds wonderful! I’m glad you like my video ❤️
this is my favorite technique for the moss stitch
This is the clearest explanation I have seen. Thank you!
Love your tutorial for this beautiful blanket. TH
Thankyou. I’m glad you like it 💗
Thank you for the tutorial! I'm going to make a throw blanket with this moss stitch.
This is beautiful. I love the colors
Thankyou. Are you planning to make a blanket or something else? Xx
Beautiful dense stitch! Thank you for posting!
Thanks for the description, dense.
I was looking for a baby/ toddler blanket without holes for fingers to get stuck overnight.
The moss stitch has been on my list to use for a long time.
This really makes it pretty. Thank you for sharing❣️
you all prolly dont give a shit but does someone know a trick to log back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot the login password. I appreciate any help you can give me!
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@Justin Jesse I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Justin Jesse It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much, you saved my ass!
@Randall Wesson No problem =)
I am working on my 3rd baby blanket this year. This is definitely going to be the stitch I use for #4! So pretty and your video is very easy to follow. Thank you! XO
Amazing! Thankyou for watching!
Thank you so much for this pateryn I was looking for a new pattern because I have a new grandbaby coming and I just got tired of doing the granny Stitch and now I'm doing your Stitch and I just thank you so much for helping all of us 😃
So the granny is tired of doing the granny stitch? 🤔 🤣I agree! This stitch looks perfect
Hi mine name is Susan Aikman.
I am a beginner.
You making my day.
I have 4 crochet books😊😊😊
Hi Susan,
Thanks for watching my tutorials. i’m glad you enjoying them x
I think I found what I was looking for ❣️
Absolutely LOVE this
Just a question, could I get the same look, but add space if I used a half double? Truly just asking. I love this. I was just wondering if a half double would make it faster!
Very nice.❤
Thankyou 😊
Very nice keep the same more and more designs
All the other tutorials I've watched, always skipped the first 4 chains at the beginning but this one only skipped 1 or 2. What is the difference and which one is correct?
Thank you for the tutorial! Approx how many rows would you do for a baby blanket?
I like to do baby blankets at 36” wide x 42” tall, but you can do any size you want. I just use a ruler and measure the height instead of trying to count rows.
@@middleworldwitch4810 would that be 120 chains to begin?
@@BeYou4You, so, you’re asking about columns (chains, width) rather than rows (height) here. It depends on your gauge. You can make a swatch beforehand to figure this out.
For example, if your hook size, yarn size, and tension has you crocheting 6 stitches per inch wide and you wanted to make the blanket 36” wide, your starting chain would be 216 stitches.
(She also notes that you should work with an even number of chains for *this particular pattern/stitch*, so you’d also have to take that into account.)
For rows: You can math for those too if you want. If your swatch has, say, 5 rows per inch tall and you wanted to make enough rows to equal 42 inches tall, then 5x42=210 rows. But like I said before, I’d just measure for the height I want rather than count rows.
(Sorry for the all the mathing! She notes a range of chain numbers in the video-120 is just the minimum she notes. But if you want to make this blanky to a precise size, you’d want to make the swatch and do the math before you begin.)
Hi there! I'm not sure if you will see this comment or not, but I am a beginner attempting to follow a written pattern you have on a different baby blanket. I'm needing some help and was wondering if by chance you've made a video tutorial on it. It's called the 'superbly simple baby blanket' that you wrote the pattern for back in 2016. Any help would be appreciated! 🫶🏻
Hi, Im doing a small lap blanket in Malabrigo Rios its a 10 Ply Worsted yarn but knits up in either DK or Worsted depending on needle size. Knit Gauge: 18.0 to 22.0 sts = 4 inches Needle Size: US 6 - 8 or 4 - 5mm and Hook Size: US I-9 to K-10/12 or 5.5-6.5 mm. Ive seen some examples using #3 Yarn and a size 6 hook to get nice drape with the Moss stitch i.e.not too tight, but not loose either.. So with the Malabrigo should I go up to a size 7mm hook?
Thank you lovely stitch
How do you keep the gaps from being too big? Just pull the yarn tight or?
Hi is there a way to make a border?
So helpful, thank you
This is a very dense stitch. Is there a variation that loosens it up a bit? Maybe a double crochet or half dc? I'm not sure. :-\
Some people use a Double crochet stitch instead of a single but I think if you go up a hook size or 2, it will drape more and not be so dense🤷♀️
I’m confused about how you end the rows. It seemed on one row you simply did a single crochet into the end of last row, but the next time you did a chain stitch and single crochet. Can you please clarify. Do you alternate how you finish rows? Thanks
I notice that too. That shows how closely we pay attention.
First row is foundation row
2nd row and every even numbered row there after you end the row with 2 SC.
Odd rows at the end you will SC, chain one, skip the chain space end with SC..
Repeat rows 2 and 3.
On the odd number rows, is this the row you start in the turning chain stitch
Nice how to hide tails.
Hi, I am a brand new to crochet. Could you tell me how many chains for an afghan? I’m thinking 225. I don’t know how to read a pattern.
Thank you!
It really depends on the size you want to make. Just make sure you use an even number with this specific pattern. Depending on your hook size, 226 would get you between a twin and queen size probably. Take a look at this chart - thecrochetcrowd.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Chain-Counts-for-Afghans.pdf
@@SouthpawSteven thanks a million!
You could always lay your chain on a bed about the size you want to make it for then chain that many chains as long as it meets the directions for project.
Anyone recommend a boarder for this ?
This is brilliant ! ❤️❤️
I've tried doing this type of blanket three times and can't take the cutting of yarns at end of changing color rows. Even when tucking in as you go it's just too many loose ends.
I agree but the different colour rows look too good not too. 😊
Happy crocheting 🧶
Hello mine keeps coming out ruffled and not flat what am I doing wrong ?
I watch another video on the moss stitch and it was done differently. They used single and half double stitches alternating. Is your stitch really another way to do the same?
Hi there, thanks for getting in touch. Moss stitch / linen stitch is definitely worked in this way. The stitch you’ve mentioned above is a different one. I am hoping to post a tutorial on that soon. But it isn’t moss stitch. 😊
Podrías traducir a español, con letras porque estos canales los ven muchas hispanas y nos sería más fácil seguirte, si no te causa mucha molestia
About how many yards for a baby blanket?
I’m not sure of the yards. But measurements for baby blankets are given within the video x
You may like to get 3 x100g ball of yarns of each colour and check the length after you have finished one ball of each colour… measure the length and then multiply that length by 3. X
Mine does not look like that 😭 ive restarted it over and over and over again..
What seems to be a problem. How can I help xx
@@KeepCalmAndCrochet I’m doing exactly what you’re doing and I still don’t see the “holes” i call them that you crochet through. It’s like I can see it on some but not the whole line and I’m losing it as I’m going :(. Sorry I don’t know crochet lingo very well still 😂 only been doing it for 7 months
@@brookejeffers16 I would suggest for you to use stitch markers/ scrap yarn/ paper clips. Or whatever you have at home. For the first row. From there it becomes clearer.
Hope that helps x
Weight of yarn and hook number?
Thank you!
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You talk to fast and your demistration is way to fast for beginners. 😮
If it’s too fast for you can always reduce the speed of the video down to suit your needs. 😊
Happy Crocheting 🧶
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Que pena.