I've been crocheting for years, but I always mark the first and last stitches of any pattern. Single crochet and slip stitches sometimes become lost at the ends of rows! Thank you for these beautiful videos. They've been very helpful to me!
Hi Dorothy! I am going under both loops not just the back loops. Here is a written blog post about how to complete the stitch if that helps! daisyfarmcrafts.com/even-moss-stitch/
I slowed it down. Slip stitches go through both loops but the dhc is definitely only going through the front stitch on most but not all of them. I need clarification.
@@marcialacher3195 Marcia, you’re probably way more experienced at crochet now than you were a year ago leaving this comment, but in case you were still confused and in case others had the same question: when you do a short stitch (like a slip stitch) immediately next to a stitch that is taller, it yanks the “V” of the taller stitch down, so it isn’t necessarily clear when you’re looking at it from the other side of the work. It becomes much more apparent looking at the stitch from the top-down. The back loop of the HDC is indeed being worked through (both loops are) in the demonstration here, it’s just hard to see because that back loop gets tucked down/behind on the opposing side of the work.
I've been crocheting for years, but I always mark the first and last stitches of any pattern. Single crochet and slip stitches sometimes become lost at the ends of rows! Thank you for these beautiful videos. They've been very helpful to me!
This is such a simple and beautiful stitch!
You are such a great teacher. I was looking up moss stitch but this so pretty. Thankyou
I am so glad you popped up in my feed, i could never get this stitch.. i got it thanks to you.. thank you
Thank you so much for this! The tutorial was super easy to follow and I was able to get a perfect square for a patch blanket.
Very well and easy explained. Thanks from Spain
Lovely thank you ☘️☘️
Purchased your book:) soft copy baby blanket:)
Hi tiffany, may i know what size yarn and crochet hook you are using in this tutorial? I love the yarn texture. Thank you very much for sharing🙏
How do u do the color change though? I love your videos btw; youre an excellent teacher!💛
Can you tell me what yarn it is you’re using, both colors please! I just love them! Thank you!
Can you please make a video on how to add a new color for a new row? I am making a temperature blanket!
I was gonna say the same thing
I'm a beginner crotcheter. Can you use the Big Twist soft blend instead?
What size hook is that? I don’t think I heard you say and it looks higher than your normal H
It is a 9mm hook size or a M/N.
Are you working in just the back loops?
Hi Dorothy! I am going under both loops not just the back loops. Here is a written blog post about how to complete the stitch if that helps! daisyfarmcrafts.com/even-moss-stitch/
What yarn are you using?
It does look like only the back loops are being crocheted and the front loop left alone. How come?
I slowed it down. Slip stitches go through both loops but the dhc is definitely only going through the front stitch on most but not all of them. I need clarification.
@@marcialacher3195 Marcia, you’re probably way more experienced at crochet now than you were a year ago leaving this comment, but in case you were still confused and in case others had the same question: when you do a short stitch (like a slip stitch) immediately next to a stitch that is taller, it yanks the “V” of the taller stitch down, so it isn’t necessarily clear when you’re looking at it from the other side of the work. It becomes much more apparent looking at the stitch from the top-down. The back loop of the HDC is indeed being worked through (both loops are) in the demonstration here, it’s just hard to see because that back loop gets tucked down/behind on the opposing side of the work.
Is that BLO?
Beautiful pattern