Crochet for Knitters - Granny Ripple Blanket
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- To get your free copy of the pattern and follow along, visit my website:
verypink.com/20...
Or you can get your pattern on Ravelry:
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Info to things you'll see in this video:
The yarn I used in my blanket is Knit Picks Comfy Worsted. The colors I used are listed in the free pattern.
The bulky yarn I used for demonstration is Malabrigo Chunky.
The poncho on the mannequin is the Easy Folded Poncho, knit in Knit Picks City Tweed DK:
www.ravelry.com...
My "Embrace the Swatch" water bottle can be found here:
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My granny square blanket pattern and tutorial can be found here:
verypink.com/20...
Earlier this week, I had to attend a boring meeting which ended on what the speaker did at his fishing vacation. So I sat at the back of the room and starting this granny ripple blanket. This is so easy. Thank you.
My daughter shares your birthday! She is an English teacher! Taurus makes awesome teachers!
I want to thank you for making such clear and instructional videos you are a amazing teacher, you're very clear in giving instructions and very detail oriented,I just love your videos, I have learned so much just from watching you.. Thank you for taking your time to make this videos. Stay Blessed always....
This tutorial is very professional, and I appreciate that the basic stitch techniques are skipped over. I'm beyond a beginner, and get really annoyed having to fast forward through the stitch technique on many videos. There's a great technique for the border and also tying the ends in. Great video, thank you!
Thanks a lot for all your clear videos - they are so pleasant to watch. I made a cowl with the ripple stitch and now I have to try this ripple granny stitch!
Often I watch your videos for a memory jog and always learn something.
Thanks for your devotion to teach our arts.
Staci .. I have followed you for a few years now .. and I am a crocheter and knitter like you .. for over 50 years and you always teach me something new. And amuse me with your little antidotes :) keep teaching as you are so good at it.
thats so awesome the way you weave in ends
I really like the way you explain stitches & patterns and demonstrate how to do them. I've learned a lot already from the few videos I have viewed. Thank you!!!
This tutorial is AMAZING!! 😍😍
Why does it have 194 thumbs down is beyond me! Just can't understand.
I mean , if people don't like the style of the blanket or colors or whatever... That's fine, but the video, de explanation, execution, the camera, everything is perfect!
Seriously! What is wrong with some people!?? 🙄
Anyway... Thank You for another great tutorial. I'm definitely making this.
Xoxo
LOL, Kanny - thank you for the note, and the kind words on the video. I didn't notice it had so many thumb-downs...I suppose because it has over 700K views, not everyone who watches is going to like the video. (People give thumb-downs for all kinds of reasons, even on a free pattern and free video tutorial. Maybe they're upset because I didn't give them free yarn, too? haha)
Because people are rude! lol.. Sad but true. I agree with you completely & like how you pointed that out. I am so THANKFUL that others take time to do these tutorials so i can watch it being done & get a lesson for FREE. I mean.. WHO can complain at that? Like you say..If they don't like it...fine..move on but to give a thumbs down is just childish. Who knows..maybe someone with a competing video who wants all the traffic....?
VeryPink Knits I love the pattern,love the name of the pattern, I can't wait to make it I,would rather knit than do almost anything, but I HAVE TO MAKE THIS,,,WAS WONDERING THO, WHY THE CHAIN 1 before the single crochets????
mary obrien - I think what you're asking about is "chaining up" - it is how you start a row in crochet so that the edges match the rest of the work.
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I was never interested in learning how to croche blanket but your video inspired me so much. I will try this and enjoy crocheting. Thank you.
I never liked crocheting until I saw this video and so Jayda institches channel
Thanks, I have been crocheting 30 years, today I learned a new and better way to get rid of the ends.
This channel is always a go to for anything I need help with, for over 5 years now. Seeing that you now have subtitles is AMAZING!!!!!! Thank you!!
Thank you, glad I can help! Every one of my videos (aside from the ones that have no words, just music) have hand-transcribed closed captioning. It is expensive to do, but I'm happy to help make my videos more accessible.
Thank you SO MUCH for this tutorial. I stayed up until 3 am last night - probably watched 10+ videos and just ended up so confused... I almost gave up until I came across your tutorial here. Then it clicked and I thought "I can do this!" LOL. You explained it so clearly and I understood everything (which is unusual since I'm a beginner). Of course I'll have to see how it goes once it gets started, but I'm confident that I can follow your instructions. I really appreciate the effort it took to make the video - very professional (and no, you do not talk too much, I really needed every word!). Very kind of you to take the time to help others. And thank you for the free pattern. I'm so excited to get started!
Just finished the Granny Ripple Afghan today. I made it to fit my queen sized bed. Took me about 1 month of crocheting while watching tv in the evenings. I used Fall colors from Red Heart - Warm Brown, Aran, Medium Thyme and Carrot. Looks really pretty. Thanks for the great tutorials.
How many chains did u do for the queen size one
Your videos are incredibly professional and easy to follow. I pause very often, but what's cool is that it's very easy to find a good spot in order to catch up. I'm a beginner knitting and crocheting and I'm currently working on a granny square blanket and it's turning out really well thanks to you. So, thank you for taking the time to share your skill and knowledge. I really appreciate your work and advice.
I really like the ease of this granny ripple blanket.
I am a crocheter and Staci helped me to pick up my knitting needles and be serious with knitting. She gives time and efforts for recording and writting. Please people be polite. Independant comment. Thnx Staci!
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Still a great tutorial after all these years! ♥
You have no idea how excited I am at finding this stitch. This is two of our best in one, The Ripple and Granny stitch!!! I couldn't wait to share this with my friend (who lives far from me) and she was just as excited as me but alas she was on her way out to work and won't be able to try this until later this evening. Thank you, thank you, thank you for this, Love it! Love your page too.
I'm so glad I found you. I love how you keep yourself in the little box on the left. Thank you so much.
I was not going to watch this because it is crochet -- but so glad I did. The pattern is beautiful and the colors of the one you completed are lovely. Great instruction and inspiring -- thank you, I will do this.
Finally mastered the granny ripple stitch thanks to this great tutorial. Thank you!!
Seriously, Staci!!!!! When I cannot find inspiration anywhere, I simply wait for Wednesday. Crochet it is....here we go..... Thank you!
I am SO glad I found this! I have made lap blankets for a long time (I'm really old! LOL) and always had the problem that the bottom row would curl at the peaks- no matter how loosely I did the stitches. Your single crochet back across it makes it perfect- you are a genius! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and talents on here for us!
I've been following you and following your video patterns for years now (omg i'm only 29 but I feel so old saying this!), AND this is by far the QUICKIEST and most Efficient, great looking blanket I've ever crochetted !
Thank you very much !
lots of love
From a crocheter that became a knitter with your tutorials. You just showed me a new way to use the good old granny square. Thanks for your videos.
Ahhhh....I love you! You're a life saver! I'm totally a knitter and these videos have saved my sanity in trying to crochet!
I made this in less than a week. Very easy and very pretty! Thank you!
These are some of the best videos I have found to follow along. Excellent explanation and clips so you can crochet with the video. I am a beginner and this video made the blanket easy to make. Thank you!!
You are so awesome!!! Very easy to understand and your extra ‘tips’ are terrific. Thank you for sharing your skills 🙏
May have to give this blanket a try....it is lovely! I love the quickness of it, too. Thank you!!
Thank you so much ❤️your work.🌹
Merry Christmas to you your family and your sweet dogs Staci!
love the patter *.*, also i love the way the guy at the end said "yeah" was really nice and reasuring like "suuuure girl everything is ok just relax"
I just stumbled onto your crochet tutorials. I know this is older but it's nice to see you crochet. Love your knit tutorials. This is great as well! I hope you add more. I do both.
You have just saved me from undoing my newest project. THANK YOU.
I love your videos. They have helped me so much with figuring out so many patterns. When I'm looking to start something new, I always browse your videos to see if maybe you've already done a video for it that will make things easier. Keep on going with knitting and crocheting, your work is amazing!
thank you! great tutorial - thanks for the pattern.
The weaving in the ends is always the hardest trying to hide them, keeping it neat and strong at the same time - you make it look effortless!
I love the ripple stitch pattern & the granny square. These two patterns combined is beautiful! I am beginning this after not crocheting for years. I love your videos. Thanks & I'm a subscriber now. :-)
Good video. I crochet and knit. I started knitting and then a month later, I started to crochet. Yeah, it's true, crochet projects go a lot faster, I agree!👍🏻
I tried this two times before but it was in vein, from your tutorial I got it clearly, thank you , god bless
Hi I just found you while looking for a granny ripple pattern.. Love this and the colours are so lovely.. I do. For charity so. This will be well received. Thanks so much. Happy crocheting from Ireland 😊😊😊
Beautiful. Thank you for helping me knit. I find myself converting knits i find on ravelry into crochets. I keep my knits small and love the fabric of knitting but i am a crochet girl. When i found ravelry i advanced pretty much on the spot. I love your channel here. I CAN NOT seem to learn knitting from a book. Idk y. I love ya
Thanks for sharing this. You're very detailed in your explanations and that's appreciated because I have started crocheting after many years and needed the refresher on some of the terms.
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An excellent video. Your explanation and demonstrations are nicely paced and very easy to follow and understand. Please keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for all the AMAZING tutorials. I truly appreciate them and have learned so much! Please never stop!
Beautiful job with finishing to support the edges of the last row. . I love it.. am doing one for my daughter once I finish my current project... thank you. .
Thanks for the helpful tips on securing the ends and changing colors! I'm looking forward to making this pretty blanket :)
I have crocheted since I was 9 (just a few years ago. ha-ha) and have always had trouble with the securing part. Thank you for showing me how to make sure it survives the washer & dryer!!
WOW i have watched so many tutorials this was perfect so easy to follow great camera views. LOVE love it
Wonderful tutorial and pattern! I have several baby Afghans to do for mission work. Cannot wait to get started! Thank you so very much!!!!!!
I've learned to knit the granny squares with you. Actually I pretty much learned to crochet with you, and knit as well, and for that I thank you. I'd love to try this granny ripple sometime.
Thank you!! My mom taught me to stitch Granny Squares when I was young. I look forward to working on this variation!!
Thank you for this info! I've received dozens of emails from folks alerting me to the "virus", but you're the first person with advice for getting around the software's warning. Again, there is no virus. I really appreciate your advice to Avast/AVG users! :)
Thank you for all the information. Great to know as I work my Granny Ripple.
Thanks for sharing this, it's a very pretty blanket, will be doing this for my great nephew........
Oh, thank you! My nails are natural, with a shellac polish manicure. Shellac/gel polish allows my nails to grow, and regular manicures (at home or at the salon) really help my hands look their best. Thank you so much for the compliment. :)
Odds are, this is part of the reason why there are thumbs down. The video isn't about your manicure. It's not a bad video but this conversation is not relevant to the pattern. Not trying to be mean......just saying.
I Really Love the Granny Ripple Blanket. That is going to be my next blanket ! right now Im crocheting A stop ,stitch roll Afghan for my Daughter she wanted one for xmas but it takes time time to do it right..
WOW...awesome...love the super secure way of tieing those ends in...I'll be using it on everything i knit and crochet...
Love the way you tie in your ends - I'm always nervous mine are going to work their way free in the washing machine. Great technique!
your instruction is the most clear so far I found on youtube - very good job. subscribed arleady!!!
Thank you, I've tried a few granny ripple tutorials but this is the best one for sure. 🌺⭐️
Thank you so much, I’m going the do this all in white for a new baby 👶 not knowing if it’s a girl 👧 or boy 👦 I’m playing it safe. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Staci ...
My Gramma taught me to crochet, and in return; every time I visited I would make up samples of various patterns for her. If she could hold it, and poke at it, she could crochet it, but she never learned to read "patternspeak".
One thing that Gramma always insisted on, is that there is a Right Way To Hold The Yarn. The way she taught me helps with tension [both in your work and in your shoulders!].
Hold your left hand in front of you, with your palm towards your face.
With yarn in your right hand, wind the yarn CLOCKWISE around your left little finger [at about the first knuckle, near the tip]
Now, lead the yarn in front of your middle two fingers...
Between your 2nd finger and your left Forefinger...
Behind your Forefinger [counter-clockwise, here]...
And come back to the front, with the yarn held taut by the arch of your Forefinger.
You'll be holding your work mostly by gripping it AT THE WORK POINT, in your left hand, between your thumb and 2nd finger [I'm holding mine that way as I type]
The advantage of holding your yarn this way is that it requires only a slight twitch of your Forefinger to adjust tension, and to feed in more yarn, just twitch your little finger
I hope this works for you....
Came back to this for quarantine
This is great! So clear and concise -- and what a great way to use up leftover yarn. Love the ninja needle-under-the-ring scene. It made me gasp!
Wow Staci, you're very talented! I'm an avid crocheter, but I'm just learning to knit!
Beautiful project, Staci! Gorgeous colors! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for the easy to follow instructions. The video quality is excellent! Can't wait to try a super soft baby blanket. Back to the store for more yarn...woohoo!
Your instructions are so easy to follow, plus you're super funny! :)
Thank you, Kagiso. :)
You are a wonderful teacher
Yes, you can always count out your foundation chain using stitch markers, before you get started with the first row.
This would make a really cool scarf too, I think. :) Thanks for making this video!! I think this will be a good project for me as a beginner crocheter.
Thank you so much for all your tutorials. They help me so much!
The min I posted asking for help i knew that was a silly question. As if you could help when i hadnt included a pic, anyway as im not 1 to give up i kept trying & yes!!!! Finally its laying flat. Simple problem of having foundation row way too tight which of course then didnt allow for any give, so for any other folliwers if this happens to you simply crotchet first row looser. Cheers
Very pretty and nice and quick to work. Love the colours.
Wow that blanket is very very pretty! I love it! Thank you for this tutorial..
Thank you! First time that I found everything I wanted to know in a single video.
Learning crochet is my next project after getting scarves knitted for my nephews. Looks a lot harder than knitting although my mum always said she found it easier whereas my gran said crochet was too fiddly for her.
Thank you so much for this good and clear explanation, it is time for my project 2, greetings from Netherlands, LenaF
Love your color sense.
i love this blanket, im working on it now, thank you for sharing it :)
Thank you, Steven! I have mad ninja skillz when it comes to hiding a tapestry needle.
Beautiful blanket...Thank you for the pattern...
I'm not a knitter, but I love your crochet videos. I recommended your channel to a relative, but they were a little frustrated because they don't understand how to finish their work. Can you include the finish crochet stitch in your next video. I know it's pretty simple, but they just aren't understanding.
Great and easy to follow I am only new to crocheting but Iwould like to try this thank you
Thank you for your tutorial looks amazing going out now to buy some wool
Love watching the videos. Makes it fun to learn
so glad i discovered your channel - i have lots of crochet faves on the Tube, and you are one of them for sure...thanks for this pattern - i'm excited to try it with yarn i just bought online..just waiting for it to get here!!!!!! (oh, and i love your nails!)
Thanks for your response. I was refering to the youtube video that shows what looks like a gray, blue and purple. I like that color combination and would like to make a blanket with those colors. Thank you
***** - I don't remember the exact color names of the bulky yarn I used for demonstration in the video. I know the yarn is Malabrigo Chunky, and the gray color is called Polar Morn. You should be able to pick out the other two colors from online photos from retailers.
Very nice tutorial. I had somehow noticed what size crochet hook you were using (besides the fact that it was a Susan Bates® Silvalume® hook); you were using a 6.50 millimeter size K-10.5 hook with the yarn you were using.
im doing this, mine is black & 2 different purples. thanks for the teachings ;)
Sounds and looks easy !! But , think i have to crochet along with you . :) Thanks for the tutorial , it looks amazing !!
No problem at all! I'm happy to share :)
Real nice pattern and thank you for sharing all that nice ideas about finishing it are pretty good. Blessings
Hi! Staci. Suddenly there is a blackout and then it comes back voice and screen. Everything else just perfect as always.
I like how you explained it will
This’s a very creative pattern! I’m going to give it a try!
Thank u so so much I am learning so much from u. I have a very hard time reading the instruction/patterns but u r doing great Thank u. One more thing can u come up with a pattern for a hook case/pouch to show us please.
Great tutorial! very well explained! I plan on trying this very soon. Thank you!
Very very clear & precise description . Actually I enjoyed watching this video . God bless you . Please tell me number of foundation chains for a baby blanket ( one year old ) .