Bella Coco, when I started crocheting (years ago) it was your explanations that made it easy. I have friends who want to learn crocheting and I always refer them to you because your pace and demonstration is on point. Thank you and keep doing your thing.
Thank you so much for always remembering to mention the U.S. names for crochet stiches as you go along! It's so much easier to follow along if I don't also have to reference a U.K. to U.S. stitch chart. Your stitches always look beautiful and very well defined. Great for learning (and for the aesthetic of your finished projects)! I appreciate what you do, thanks again!
Thank you Sarah Jane! Your baby has an awesome Mom with a soothing voice. I'm home with a cold and my Mom is no longer with us, so I'm going to relax and listen to you. ☺💗
your teaching is so clear and precise and the video quality is amazing too. I wish i saw your video before i started my project. well im binge watching them all lol.
I have seen a lot of crochet videos and have tried to follow some of them but I have to say yours are so much better. I can follow yours and my projects come out great. Thank you for doing this!
Before I say anything else I just HAVE to tell you how pretty your nails always look!☺️ Thank you for the great tutorials. Always very well explained and the video work is clear and easy to see.
Thank you so much for your excellent tutorial! I haven't crocheted in years, but my son's best friends are both having babies, so I am making them baby blankets. I think this stitch will be beautiful but sturdy. Thank you
Great illustration. I was taught your stitch is called the double half crochet stitch (dhc) wherein you yarn over and pull thru once, then pull thru 2 stitches and hold. So it's an incomplete double crochet. I prefer your pattern than the popcorn stitch that I've been using for baby blankets. Thanks for the very clear and precise instructions.
Lovely stitch work! I’ve been getting ideas of what stitch to use when I make my first purse from crochet and this may be the winner! Thank you for sharing!
You prolly dont give a shit but does anyone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account..? I somehow lost my account password. I appreciate any help you can give me.
@Dustin Pierce Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm trying it out now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Love it,hope I get the hang it. I’ve been wanting to make a blanket but I don’t know what pattern I want to do, the yarn I have is a bit chunky . I’m sure I’ll find something of yours I can use. You have great stuff. 🙋♀️
Beautiful colours 💜 I have been looking for a tutorial for a dog jumper but they all look very dated and I was hoping ( praying lol) that you may have a pattern ? ? Thanks again xx
Very pretty similar to the bobble stitch, but really like it. Any chance you could do a tutorial for the bead stitch. I tried to follow someone else and couldn’t understand them. Yours are so clear and I’ve learned everything from your tutorials. Thank you for teaching me my new hobby that I love xxx
Carolyn McMillan Emily-Kate Ice Skating Hello! I just want to clear this to you, bobble stitch pops out while this one doesn't. Tho I must agree that the steps are pretty similar. :)
LOVE this stich, as well as the waffle stitch. Currently torn between them as I know the waffle stitch is a yarn eater. I have 7x200g cakes that I'm planning to use, that'd be enough for a double-bed blanket in waffle stitch right? Only thing about the cluster stitch that bothers me is the gap at the end of the rows.
gmta! I was just gonna comment that I dont like to see how people make neg comments about nails bc its about the crochet but those are too pretty not to mention!!!
@@barbaraward9601 i know you werent. gtma means great minds think alike. you were thinking how i was. its refreshing to see rather than negative comments. sorry i made u feel that way
I love your work and usually the instruction if beyond fabulous. On this one though, I had trouble seeing exactly which stitch you went into on the cluster round. I think I saw you go in the stitch that was in between the cluster stitch of the previous round .. and my clusters seem a bit off center. Not sure if I'm doing it right or not. Can you explain exactly which hole to go into for the cluster? Thanks!!!!
Love the pattern ... Would it be okay to use #4 worst weight because I have a lot of that since I’m in the middle of a beginner and knowing what I’m doing...lol. I think it would be fine but just checking? Thanks again for the tutorial.
Hi - love the look of this but wonder about the quite large holes at the ends of the rows? I am thinking of making this for a baby blanket but I am concerned that little fingers might get tangled in these holes. What do you do with them? Thanks
Olga Colon it will depend on the weight of yarn and hook size you’re using, so just try it out, and lay the chain against another scarf or blanket you like, or just on the bed or against your body. Hope that helps 🌹
I don't have a tutorial for this stitch in particular, but if you work a round of double crochet stitches (UK terms) around the blanket, it will give you a good base to work any border that you like 😊
Hello Bella coco. I had been following your great tuturial for this stitch for a baby blanket all in white but now I would like to do a few rows as pattern but making the cluster rows in blue as a border. Problem is I can't find any written pattern or you tube help for this. I can't think how to start. Do I cut yarn then start and I don't know how to do corners for it. Also would I need to do 1 row to single crochet first. (I use American terms). I would appreciate any help, because I can't carry on and would love to get it finished. Many thanks. X
Once you have finished the blanket you can cut the yarn and fasten off before attaching your blue yarn (you can just tie it on with a knot and then chain one). I think it would help to do a round of single crochets first to give you a nice base to work from around the sides of the blanket - you can work three single crochets into each corner. You can then start making the cluster stitch around the blanket - remember the base has to be an even number. In the corners I would work three double crochets before continuing with the pattern. Hope this helps 😊
@@bellacococrochet thank you for your reply. Sorry another question. When doing the edges where the gaps are because of the chain starting points. When doing the sc row do I go into the space, if so how many in each and then do I do sc into the sc row, if you get me or do I not go into spaces but go into the chains maybe 3 sc along Hope this makes sense again x
I have a tutorial here that explains how to prepare your work ready to add a border: ruclips.net/video/904wGzBtLwY/видео.html This will give you a good foundation to add any edging 😊
i love watching your videos, i would like to know is this blanket a yarn eater as u have to do so many loops, if so how much does it take to do a pram blanket many thanks
If you hold the base of the loop on the hook between your thumb and middle finger it will hold it steady, and keeping an even tension will help it remain the same size. Hope this answers your question 😊
This would depend on how big you want the blanket to be, your yarn, hook size and your tension. The best thing to do is to chain until you get to your desired width :)
Also is there a way to reduce the holes at the chain 4 space at the beginning. I crochet for charity and would love to make this but the holes are too big at the side. Would it be ok chaining 3?
I chain 3, and at the end of the row, I put the last stitch in the 2nd chain, instead of the 3rd chain. You get a smaller hole/space doing it this way.
¿Sabías que puedes cambiar el idioma en RUclips? si hace clic en el ícono de configuración, haga clic en los subtítulos, asegúrese de que estén activados, luego haga clic en traducir automáticamente y elija el idioma que desee :) (Did you know that you can change the language on RUclips? if you click on the settings icon, click on subtitles , make sure they are turned on then click on auto translate and choose the language you want)
You keep saying double crochets but that is not double crochets you're doing. and how is what you did at the end of the row any different than what you were doing all the across the row, am I confused
You may be thinking of US double crochets - I’m using UK terms where a double crochet is equivalent to a US single crochet. The row ends with two double crochets but the difference is you are not making a chain space inbetween 😊
Bella Coco, when I started crocheting (years ago) it was your explanations that made it easy. I have friends who want to learn crocheting and I always refer them to you because your pace and demonstration is on point. Thank you and keep doing your thing.
Thank you so much for your support and lovely comments :)
Thank you so much for always remembering to mention the U.S. names for crochet stiches as you go along! It's so much easier to follow along if I don't also have to reference a U.K. to U.S. stitch chart.
Your stitches always look beautiful and very well defined. Great for learning (and for the aesthetic of your finished projects)!
I appreciate what you do, thanks again!
You are very welcome :)
The way u teach is just amazing.
Thank you :)
Love your teaching, very clear and precise, and you show us exactly where the hook should go, Love it.
A fan from Dubai🌹
Thank you :)
Thank you Sarah Jane! Your baby has an awesome Mom with a soothing voice. I'm home with a cold and my Mom is no longer with us, so I'm going to relax and listen to you. ☺💗
your teaching is so clear and precise and the video quality is amazing too. I wish i saw your video before i started my project. well im binge watching them all lol.
I have seen a lot of crochet videos and have tried to follow some of them but I have to say yours are so much better. I can follow yours and my projects come out great.
Thank you for doing this!
You have a wonderful grasp for teaching on-line; Thanks so much for your time and patience!! I am learning a lot!!
Love the cluster stitch and thank you for helping me learn it.
You are very welcome :)
Before I say anything else I just HAVE to tell you how pretty your nails always look!☺️ Thank you for the great tutorials. Always very well explained and the video work is clear and easy to see.
Thank you and you're very welcome 🙂
Amazing tutorial, very easy to follow, clear and concise you take your time going through everything and it makes a huge difference thank you.
You're very welcome :)
Thank you so much for your excellent tutorial! I haven't crocheted in years, but my son's best friends are both having babies, so I am making them baby blankets. I think this stitch will be beautiful but sturdy. Thank you
You are very welcome :)
Lovely stitch💖 And what an amazing teacher you are!! Thank you!💕💕💕
Great illustration. I was taught your stitch is called the double half crochet stitch (dhc) wherein you yarn over and pull thru once, then pull thru 2 stitches and hold. So it's an incomplete double crochet. I prefer your pattern than the popcorn stitch that I've been using for baby blankets. Thanks for the very clear and precise instructions.
Thank you so much. I find your tutorials so easy to follow and enjoy learning new stitches.
You're very welcome 🙂
I enjoyed watching your video. Your explanation or very nice to follow the steps. Thank you Belle Coco
Was heading to bed, when I saw a new tutorial 💟❣
Making this now with Caron Cake changeable colours ... on a 6mm hook ... you explain this so well ... thnku for the pattern 🙂
You're very welcome :)
This is a beautiful stitch! I can't wait to do this project! I love the way you instruct! Very clear!
Thank you so much :)
You are simply awesome. I was looking to learn this stitch and there you are with the tutorial!!
Omg I simply ADORE your directions lady! You rock!
Absolutely 💯 easy for me to follow
Lovely stitch work! I’ve been getting ideas of what stitch to use when I make my first purse from crochet and this may be the winner! Thank you for sharing!
you are the perfect instructor, I so enjoy your class, thank you!
Thank you so much that really does mean a lot to me :)
I love this blanket. Can you please share how you would do your border for this please. TFS 💜💕💜
Thanks again for a great video, you really have the gift of explaining things very well.❤️ Julie Tasmania Australia.
You are very welcome :)
I've been following along with your 2018 February 4th tutorial. It seems to me this going to be quite the yarn eater project.
I’m made this in different greens and white
TY so Pretty and your tutorial is easy to follow
Love it!! Have 3 projects started now, hopefully my next one can use this stitch!! Thank you for the inspiration!
You prolly dont give a shit but does anyone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow lost my account password. I appreciate any help you can give me.
@Santino Zechariah instablaster =)
@Dustin Pierce Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm trying it out now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Dustin Pierce It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thanks so much, you really help me out!
@Santino Zechariah Happy to help :)
Love your nail polish!!
Your tutorials are the best, thanks to you i would love to see you do a virus blanket tutorial, i have tried to follow so many but just cant get it
Alright, this is my newest project!
I always love the yarn colours you choose for tutorials :) great video, will try this soon :)
love your tutorials thanks so much I'm learning a lot
You're very welcome 🙂
This is a beautiful stitch. I an going to make a tria piece first. Thank you of sharing.
Love it,hope I get the hang it. I’ve been wanting to make a blanket but I don’t know what pattern I want to do, the yarn I have is a bit chunky . I’m sure I’ll find something of yours I can use. You have great stuff. 🙋♀️
Beautiful stitch! I get so distracted by your lovely nails sometimes lol Thank you for sharing this and hope you're well xx
Thank you for sharing, love all your tutorials.
Thank you Sarah I look forward to doing this pattern.
So pretty
Thank you :)
Thank you for the informative video!! This has been extremely helpful.
You are very welcome :)
thank you very much for sharing your video its very clear explaination and it eay to follow your instruction..keep it that way thank you once again
Very pretty stitch! Thanks for sharing!
Omg this is brilliant👍🤩😜
Thank you :)
Beautiful colours 💜 I have been looking for a tutorial for a dog jumper but they all look very dated and I was hoping ( praying lol) that you may have a pattern ? ? Thanks again xx
Another great tutorial, thanks! Could you do one for a solid granny with a diagonal colour change and a mitered granny? 😁
Very nice stich
Thank you :)
Thank you sharing Im going to be using this in a lap Afghan
You're very welcome :)
Thank you so much for sharing hugs Shelley 💕💕💕
Brilliant.
Thank you :)
Very pretty stitch thank you x 💖
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you - I love this stitch!
Hello Mam, I just loved the tutorial which was very very easy to follow. Your directions was just outstanding. Thank You very much.
Very pretty similar to the bobble stitch, but really like it. Any chance you could do a tutorial for the bead stitch. I tried to follow someone else and couldn’t understand them. Yours are so clear and I’ve learned everything from your tutorials. Thank you for teaching me my new hobby that I love xxx
Carolyn McMillan Emily-Kate Ice Skating Hello! I just want to clear this to you, bobble stitch pops out while this one doesn't. Tho I must agree that the steps are pretty similar. :)
Hi, thank you for another great tutorial. Xxx
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Sangat cantik sekali 😍😍😍video yg menginspirasi
Terima kasih banyak (Thank you so much) :)
This is so pretty 💖😍
Pretty pattern.
LOVE this stich, as well as the waffle stitch. Currently torn between them as I know the waffle stitch is a yarn eater. I have 7x200g cakes that I'm planning to use, that'd be enough for a double-bed blanket in waffle stitch right? Only thing about the cluster stitch that bothers me is the gap at the end of the rows.
Love this, thank you x
Just curious, if US single stitch is a double in U K, then what is UK term for a single crochet? I'm learning and you are a great teacher.
Glenda Baldwin ha, it's funny, I've been watching for over a year, and have been meaning to ask the same.
Curious minds what’s to know...lol I was thinking 🤔 the same thing.
I don’t think we have SC in UK as it’s either a chain or slip stitch
We don’t have a “single” crochet. We start with doubles and it’s upward from there 😁
Love the nails.
Xo Xo h
Those glitter polishes might look nice but they are awful to remove.
gmta! I was just gonna comment that I dont like to see how people make neg comments about nails bc its about the crochet but those are too pretty not to mention!!!
I wasn’t making a negative comment about her nails. I was remarking about how hard it is to remove the glitter polish.
@@barbaraward9601 i know you werent. gtma means great minds think alike. you were thinking how i was. its refreshing to see rather than negative comments. sorry i made u feel that way
I love your work and usually the instruction if beyond fabulous. On this one though, I had trouble seeing exactly which stitch you went into on the cluster round. I think I saw you go in the stitch that was in between the cluster stitch of the previous round .. and my clusters seem a bit off center. Not sure if I'm doing it right or not. Can you explain exactly which hole to go into for the cluster? Thanks!!!!
I am a beginner and love your easy instructions. Can you tell me how I can get a PDF copy.
Me too! I like to have a pdf pattern so I can see where I am and what to do next
Great video! Do you have a PDF somewhere?
Sorry, I looked at the video again and yes, you did say any yarn would work 😁
Can you please show me a border for the 12 star pointed blanket please.Love your video's please do more..
Love the pattern ... Would it be okay to use #4 worst weight because I have a lot of that since I’m in the middle of a beginner and knowing what I’m doing...lol. I think it would be fine but just checking? Thanks again for the tutorial.
You can use any yarn for this as long as you use the right hook size for it :)
How many skeins of yarn do you think I'll need for a baby blanket?
Hi - love the look of this but wonder about the quite large holes at the ends of the rows? I am thinking of making this for a baby blanket but I am concerned that little fingers might get tangled in these holes. What do you do with them? Thanks
I'm doing the cluster as a c2c shawl but I only go up to 4 loops and then finish the cluster. Have you ever done this?
I love the stitch but I was wondering about changing the CH4 because of the gap. What do you suggest? Thanks.
nice
Hi Sarah Jane how many chains would you do for a baby blanket. Thanks Helen
How many change do you have to do for a blanket or scarf.
Olga Colon it will depend on the weight of yarn and hook size you’re using, so just try it out, and lay the chain against another scarf or blanket you like, or just on the bed or against your body. Hope that helps 🌹
Olga Colon croche blankets
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Any even number to the size you want.
How would I obtain a PDF copy of this pattern. I work best with a written pattern. Is there one available?
It's in the "show more" section here on the video...
Is there a video on how to border the sides of this blanket?
I don't have a tutorial for this stitch in particular, but if you work a round of double crochet stitches (UK terms) around the blanket, it will give you a good base to work any border that you like 😊
Uhoh 12:37 .... Baby crying lol. Misses Mama
Hello Bella coco. I had been following your great tuturial for this stitch for a baby blanket all in white but now I would like to do a few rows as pattern but making the cluster rows in blue as a border.
Problem is I can't find any written pattern or you tube help for this. I can't think how to start. Do I cut yarn then start and I don't know how to do corners for it.
Also would I need to do 1 row to single crochet first. (I use American terms).
I would appreciate any help, because I can't carry on and would love to get it finished.
Many thanks. X
Once you have finished the blanket you can cut the yarn and fasten off before attaching your blue yarn (you can just tie it on with a knot and then chain one). I think it would help to do a round of single crochets first to give you a nice base to work from around the sides of the blanket - you can work three single crochets into each corner. You can then start making the cluster stitch around the blanket - remember the base has to be an even number. In the corners I would work three double crochets before continuing with the pattern. Hope this helps 😊
@@bellacococrochet thank you for your reply. Sorry another question. When doing the edges where the gaps are because of the chain starting points. When doing the sc row do I go into the space, if so how many in each and then do I do sc into the sc row, if you get me or do I not go into spaces but go into the chains maybe 3 sc along
Hope this makes sense again x
I have one question have you ever missed an entire cluster and had to go back and redo it
This sounds like the saddle stitch
I would like to print this pattern so I can make it at any time can some one help on where to go for this thank you
Even stitches
Hi I am looking for a Tutorial for the Squared Waffle stitch do you have one?
I have just started crochet with the cluster blanket but unable to find any video have to do the edging. Help
I have a tutorial here that explains how to prepare your work ready to add a border: ruclips.net/video/904wGzBtLwY/видео.html This will give you a good foundation to add any edging 😊
By any chance do you know the bean stitch?
i love watching your videos, i would like to know is this blanket a yarn eater as u have to do so many loops, if so how much does it take to do a pram blanket
many thanks
How do you manage to keep the loop closest to the handle from loosening?
If you hold the base of the loop on the hook between your thumb and middle finger it will hold it steady, and keeping an even tension will help it remain the same size. Hope this answers your question 😊
@@bellacococrochet Thank you 😊
How many chains for the blanket?
This would depend on how big you want the blanket to be, your yarn, hook size and your tension. The best thing to do is to chain until you get to your desired width :)
Also is there a way to reduce the holes at the chain 4 space at the beginning. I crochet for charity and would love to make this but the holes are too big at the side. Would it be ok chaining 3?
Carolyn McMillan Emily-Kate Ice Skating I just chain 3 when i use this stitch and it looks great. Hope this helps
Sarah Charton thank you Sarah x
I chain 3, and at the end of the row, I put the last stitch in the 2nd chain, instead of the 3rd chain. You get a smaller hole/space doing it this way.
Si pudieran hablar en español. Gracias.
¿Sabías que puedes cambiar el idioma en RUclips? si hace clic en el ícono de configuración, haga clic en los subtítulos, asegúrese de que estén activados, luego haga clic en traducir automáticamente y elija el idioma que desee :)
(Did you know that you can change the language on RUclips? if you click on the settings icon, click on subtitles , make sure they are turned on then click on auto translate and choose the language you want)
Very nice tankyo petofl
I cannot seem to find the printable pattern for the cluster stitch?
there isn't a printable pattern for this one, sorry
@@bellacococrochet ok, thank you for responding :)
is there a way to use this stitch for round projects like a cup cozy? :o its so pretty but I seem to think it can only be done for flat projects
This is the moss stitch used for planned color pooling.
This is Cluster stitch, it's different to moss stitch x
Are you able to add sub titles please? My hearing is not the best :(
this is popcorn with 5 stitch
You keep saying double crochets but that is not double crochets you're doing. and how is what you did at the end of the row any different than what you were doing all the across the row, am I confused
You may be thinking of US double crochets - I’m using UK terms where a double crochet is equivalent to a US single crochet. The row ends with two double crochets but the difference is you are not making a chain space inbetween 😊
You sound sick, if you are, feel better!