Happy Mother's Day Summer thank you for working up the swatch I like the puff stitch best it will make a beautiful baby blanket. Have a wonderful day! 💗💐🤗
Hi Summer, Thank you so much for sharing everything with us!!! I hope you have a wonderful summer and enjoy your time off with your kids 🥰 be Please take care and stay safe and healthy 💕💗💖🎶🦋
This video is super helpful, Summer. Thanks so much for taking the time to make all those various stitches in your swatch. Think I'll do a throw in the puff stitch for my Granddaughter!
I’m using that exact same yarn to make granny square blanket. I made a Ferris wheel GS with the variegated in the middle and the other colors for the square part and a border of the variegated. I really loved the way they are coming out. Thank you for the swatch examples - I love the idea of making a pillow with the puffs.
Thank you for showing us the different stitches in this type of yarn, I have some which I got in an afghan kit, love the pattern but I have a hard time with such big bulky yarn, I have arthritis in my hands and had surgery on both hands do it's harder for me to crochet with this type of yarn, wish I could but have a hard time. There are so many blankets I could make with this yarn, oh well. Again thank you for sharing your time with these stitches. Your awesome ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for the video. I really enjoy watching your video’s. Those are bobble stitches and they look great with that yarn. I have heard The single double and single called the crumpled griddle stitch and pebble stitch. I think it goes by many names. 😊
Thank you for doing that. I like the way that "swatch" turned out. A blanket actually done like that in a full blanket would look great. Saw that yarn the other day and it felt pretty soft. I saved the video as I might just do a blanket worked up like that.
I just bought some of this yarn along with the regular forever fleece. I like the puff one the most, it looks super cute. The “thermal” one looks nice too and so does the cross-stitch but the puff is my favorite one. Thanks for sharing this! I’m looking forward to making some blankets with this yarn. Much love 💗
I used Glenda's (Creative Grandma) Winter In The Woods blanket pattern and it turned out lovely in Bernat Forever Fleece Finer. I just made a small modification to make my grooves diagonal instead lined up and down. Lovely pattern and yarn!! Thanks for experimenting!! 💖💖🧶🧶
Thanks for sharing. The swatches are lovely, I just have a really hard time working with that yarn. As much as I want to for stuffies and such. I keep saying I should try again. I think it's a sensory thing. Have a good day. Stay safe, stay healthy.
Love this type of quick informative videos. I used a wheat shaff stitch blanket but wanted to try a ore closed stitch too. The puff and the "thermal" I will have to try thanks!
I prefer the popcorn stitch better than the puff stitch. I have a blanket I have been making since late 70's and I call it my talking afghan. As it has hearts made from popcorn stitch and it says "NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO SLEEP". With the hearts all the way around it. I just think the popcorn stitch goes faster.
First of all, thank you for sharing the stitches that work well with this incredibly soft yarn. Secondly, I have a question, when done with one skein doing the sc, dc then changing to your puff stitch on another skein right after the first skein of sc, dc work well for an afghan/sm lap blanket? Appreciate your time in answering my question.
If you want to turn your holey crochet into "HOLY CROCHET, BATGUUURL! This is warm and it's got coverage!", learn the "linked double crochet / ldc stitch".
Also called Seed Stitch. The stitch really is pretty, gives you the same texture on the front and back. Doris @ Rose Cottage Studio taught this stitch in the 2nd tutorial of her 5 stitch tutorials for wash/dishcloth series.
Is your quoted Thermal Stitch, perhaps, the Pebble Stitch? I don't think I've ever slowed down to watch the video but I've seen it named and by the texture it seems very evident that very well could be the name....
These are all really helpful tips, I love the hdc between the puffs. I'll keep it in mind next time I use the stitch. Thank you!
I have to remember that too.
I’m using this yarn for amigurumi. The “fluff” helps fill in the holes so I don’t have to crochet as tightly. I use a 4.5mm hook.
Happy Mother's Day Summer thank you for working up the swatch I like the puff stitch best it will make a beautiful baby blanket. Have a wonderful day! 💗💐🤗
Hi Summer, Thank you so much for sharing everything with us!!!
I hope you have a wonderful summer and enjoy your time off with your kids 🥰 be
Please take care and stay safe and healthy 💕💗💖🎶🦋
The puff stitch is probably one of my favorite stitches. I just love the look & texture it gives. Thanks for sharing the stitch ideas for this yarn ☺️
This video is super helpful, Summer. Thanks so much for taking the time to make all those various stitches in your swatch. Think I'll do a throw in the puff stitch for my Granddaughter!
I like your puff stitch. Very nice. I usually have trouble with that stitch. Your stitches are pronounced and look super puffy. Thank you, Summer!
Love the puff stitch…looks so pretty on a baby blanket!
I’m using that exact same yarn to make granny square blanket. I made a Ferris wheel GS with the variegated in the middle and the other colors for the square part and a border of the variegated. I really loved the way they are coming out. Thank you for the swatch examples - I love the idea of making a pillow with the puffs.
Thanks Summer I really like how the puff stitch looks too!
I was taught the DC DC repeat is seed stitch love it the colors are great thanks for sharing love you
Thank you for showing us the different stitches in this type of yarn, I have some which I got in an afghan kit, love the pattern but I have a hard time with such big bulky yarn, I have arthritis in my hands and had surgery on both hands do it's harder for me to crochet with this type of yarn, wish I could but have a hard time. There are so many blankets I could make with this yarn, oh well. Again thank you for sharing your time with these stitches. Your awesome ❤️❤️❤️
I love the thermal stitch; I love texture in my baby blankets.
Thanks for the video. I really enjoy watching your video’s. Those are bobble stitches and they look great with that yarn. I have heard The single double and single called the crumpled griddle stitch and pebble stitch. I think it goes by many names. 😊
Hi Summer, I agree with you. The puff stitches look great with that yarn!! Thanks for sharing!!
Happy Mothers Day & Thank you for sharing 💕🌷🙏🏼
Love that puff stitch. Happy Mother’s Day.
I’ve always loved the puff stitch.
Thank you for doing that. I like the way that "swatch" turned out. A blanket actually done like that in a full blanket would look great. Saw that yarn the other day and it felt pretty soft. I saved the video as I might just do a blanket worked up like that.
Thanks Summer !
Love. This. Yarn thank. You. For. Showing
Thanks for sharing love the puff stitches ❤💕💖
I just bought some of this yarn along with the regular forever fleece. I like the puff one the most, it looks super cute. The “thermal” one looks nice too and so does the cross-stitch but the puff is my favorite one. Thanks for sharing this! I’m looking forward to making some blankets with this yarn. Much love 💗
I used Glenda's (Creative Grandma) Winter In The Woods blanket pattern and it turned out lovely in Bernat Forever Fleece Finer. I just made a small modification to make my grooves diagonal instead lined up and down. Lovely pattern and yarn!! Thanks for experimenting!! 💖💖🧶🧶
I think a seed stitch is dc alternating with sc. Could be also moss stitch or granite stitch.
Thank you for doing these stitch test videos ! This is so helpful!
Thanks for the tip and doing the swatch on it.
Thanks for sharing. The swatches are lovely, I just have a really hard time working with that yarn. As much as I want to for stuffies and such.
I keep saying I should try again. I think it's a sensory thing.
Have a good day. Stay safe, stay healthy.
The single double combo is the Lemon Peel Stitch I think
Yep.. it makes great baby blankets.
Love this type of quick informative videos. I used a wheat shaff stitch blanket but wanted to try a ore closed stitch too. The puff and the "thermal" I will have to try thanks!
I like that you shared these stitches. The DC/SC I know it as lemon peel stitch.
I love the puff stitch fabulous 🧶🇨🇦
I’ve heard that one stitch called the Lemon Peel stitch also. Love the puff 😊
Thank you Summer.
I love the picture that is with your profile. When it’s super small in the comment section, it looks like you are wearing a hot pink wig!
Thank you Summer🌸
Thank you for the sample Summer, I love the feel of this yarn, but have yet to buy any. I call that "thermal" stitch the Suzette stitch
I believe it’s called crumbled griddle stitch
that's so beautiful this was SO helpful I'm excited to try it, thank you so much!!
I think it is the lemon peel stitch
Like this and I have some fleece that isn't finer but these should work for me. Thanks
The stitch sc/dc I believe is the Lemon Peel stitch
I think it was Margaret from Sheepishly Sharing that said this stitch has several names! Looks good no matter what you call it!
Happy Momma's Day Summer
I prefer the popcorn stitch better than the puff stitch. I have a blanket I have been making since late 70's and I call it my talking afghan. As it has hearts made from popcorn stitch and it says "NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO SLEEP". With the hearts all the way around it. I just think the popcorn stitch goes faster.
My fav is the Suzette Stitch…SCDC, REVERSE.. Similar to the “thermal stitch…
Thanks
First of all, thank you for sharing the stitches that work well with this incredibly soft yarn. Secondly, I have a question, when done with one skein doing the sc, dc then changing to your puff stitch on another skein right after the first skein of sc, dc work well for an afghan/sm lap blanket? Appreciate your time in answering my question.
Lemon peel stitch?
Yes I have heard that as well!
That looks so nice! I couldn’t find it at my Michaels ☹️.
If you want to turn your holey crochet into "HOLY CROCHET, BATGUUURL! This is warm and it's got coverage!", learn the "linked double crochet / ldc stitch".
5am Monday motnig..
I’m thinking the the sc and dc was lemon peel stitch
Also called Seed Stitch. The stitch really is pretty, gives you the same texture on the front and back. Doris @ Rose Cottage Studio taught this stitch in the 2nd tutorial of her 5 stitch tutorials for wash/dishcloth series.
It called griddle stitch
Is your quoted Thermal Stitch, perhaps, the Pebble Stitch? I don't think I've ever slowed down to watch the video but I've seen it named and by the texture it seems very evident that very well could be the name....
It’s called the seed stitch
Lemon peel pattern
Lemon Peel Stitch..
It’s called griddle stitch (dc,sc, second row is sc, dc)
Thermal stitch I would call the waffle stitch
Is it called the bean stitch
Crunch stitch I think
does this yarn wash well and stays the same
Thanks Summer. Did the yarn split? Thanks
It does not split
I have not had that experience
What can .be done with it except blanket for a Chili???
Scarf hat