Every time I look for a specific stitch pattern, I either end up with videos of over 15 minutes, or here with Donna. You don't need to guess where my first choice lies. Thanks, Donna!
For me, you have achieved the perfect crochet video. You get right to the point, your camera work is good, and your descriptions are precise and clear. Definitely subscribing!
Thank you for teaching how to do the Alpine stich. I ha watched various tutorials and I can’t seem to understand. However, you writing what to do before crocheting made since, but changing colors made it easier. Thank you!
If you aren’t a school teacher in real life, I think you missed you calling. You are an outstanding teacher and I appreciate so much you sharing you skills!
Thank you for making this video. I tried following a different written pattern online and was unable to get it. This is great. Your videos are so clear!
Thank you for showing us how to do this stitch. I crochet kind of loose so I probably need to make my stitches a little tighter. All your videos are so helpful! I like how you show exactly where to place the hook. Thanks Again!!
This is a beautiful stitch! May I suggest doing a video on using self striping yarn. How much yarn might be needed for what size blanket and what yarns might work best. etc.
I stumbled upon you by accident, & wrote your name down, & like so many of us, in this day & age promptly lost it. I knew your name had z's in it, as they did, but I married mine away thankfully. Anyway, I found you tonight, & thought I'd like to ask a couple of questions, if you don't mind? Where do you get your lively, dancing yarn? It blows me away every time. I had been down for a bit. I had a stroke, then, fell against the claw foot cast iron tub, moving it the 1st time since it was installed in 1946. They aren't meant to be movable by skulls. So, I was wonky for a while. I had the next stroke in summer of 2022, I believe, cause I don't have book in front of me. I'm eccentric on afterburners, which is something I like about you! I can't keep up to you, so that's a great surprise, ADHD, CSA SURVIVOR, DV SURVIVOR & IPDV SURVIVOR. Now, I've been diagnosed with HyperCapnia, which means I don't breathe out enough of my CO2. So, I've been self isolating since March 3rd/20. My poor husband. He begs me to just go for a drive, but if I get COVID-19, I have 7 to 12 days left to live. I'd rather have higher odds than that, so, I stay in my home. Now, if we could find something that would get rid of the severe pain I have🤷♀️! I've got Severe depression, Severe Osteoarthritis, Severe Osteoporosis & Severe Travelling Fibromyalgia. Both my parents died from cancer, but not the same kind, & my brother had colon cancer, but his surgeon show him, a life size man, he thought it was like an x-rays of him. Showed him all that was being taken because it was the cancer. Then, he showed him how much he was taking on either end, so he never had to take chemo, or radiation. He's been cancer free for at least 13 years.
Absolutely beautiful going to try it one of these days thank you for the great inspiring tutorial. Stay safe with families. God bless you and your family too.
Hello, I learnt this stitch many years ago, but love the beginning photo where you have used many colours. I was wondering if you would please share with us what yarn and colours you used for that one. Thank you. :)
I have a question, hopefully you get this, do you just pull up the yarn from two rows down to use that yarn again in another row when changing back and forth from color to color? Do you tie it off when changing colors? What happens when you use multiple colors? Do you hide the yarn being brought up by doing a border when done?
This would be beautiful in rainbow colors even shades of a color like purples or blues going from darker to lighter either would show case this stitch as seen on the thumbnail in the blanket you showed first God Bless you
Hi Donna how are you and your cute kids please show simple cardigans and caps IAM waiting next viDio IAM asking3times please show Donna your stiches very simple and easy because IAM asking your teaching method also very good God bless you donna
I wonder if doing the DC foundation stitch would be better for this and other patterns that have chain and sc or dc -for example- as the first two rows. I love this as a foundation.
That's up to you. I find not everyone knows how to do foundation stitches (even though I have videos on them) - so I generally just start the traditional way.
I'm interested in the hooks you have. Are they available for purchase or can you tell me where you purchased them? I would really appreciate the information. Love your work. Thanks for sharing your time and talents. 💙
You can; however, it doesn't look the same as traditional alpine stitch. I generally recommend doing that only as a last resort if the other suggestions don't work.
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Every time I look for a specific stitch pattern, I either end up with videos of over 15 minutes, or here with Donna. You don't need to guess where my first choice lies.
Thanks, Donna!
Happy to help!
I was gonna write the same thing!! Made lots of things from your videos. You get right to the point. Thank you!!!!
For me, you have achieved the perfect crochet video. You get right to the point, your camera work is good, and your descriptions are precise and clear. Definitely subscribing!
Thank you for your kindness!
I love watching how loosely you crochet, I crochet tight. I really have to loosen up my crochet. All of your tutorials are amazing. Thanks so much
Thank you for teaching how to do the Alpine stich. I ha watched various tutorials and I can’t seem to understand. However, you writing what to do before crocheting made since, but changing colors made it easier. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
If you aren’t a school teacher in real life, I think you missed you calling. You are an outstanding teacher and I appreciate so much you sharing you skills!
Thank you! I used to teach IT/CS college courses 😊
This stitch is wonderful! Works up fast. I used it for a bag flap and it looks really good! Thanks!!
Wonderful!
I just love her, shes always giving such easy instructions and always very helpful hints
Thank you I finally got full understanding of the Alpine stitches be blessed
Perfect video for intermediate crocheters
I've been wanting to make a scarf with this stitch and this video has been the easiest to understand! Thank you for this tutorial
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for making this video. I tried following a different written pattern online and was unable to get it. This is great. Your videos are so clear!
Thank u mam .u are my teacher i didnt know crochet but now i can do 😍from africa
Thank you for showing us how to do this stitch. I crochet kind of loose so I probably need to make my stitches a little tighter. All your videos are so helpful! I like how you show exactly where to place the hook. Thanks Again!!
Glad it was helpful!
Great tutorial! I have seen this stitch many times but could never figure out how it was made. Thanks for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
Your such a AMAZING TEACHER 😘 Thank You for that ❤️ Again Congratulations on the Golden Award 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you! 😃
Naztacia you are so special with your explinacion. Thank you for learning me this stitch. Because i am a beginner and you learn me so easy thanks
Beautiful work and your instructions are easy to follow.
This is a beautiful stitch! May I suggest doing a video on using self striping yarn. How much yarn might be needed for what size blanket and what yarns might work best. etc.
Never use this stitch before. I will have to give this one a try. Very pretty stitch. Thank you!
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for sharing this beautiful tutorial Love it 😊
Thank you once again 🙂 each time I forget how to start a certain stitch/pattern I refer back to your "Stitcharama " 😊
Wonderful!
I saw that stitch somewhere before but thought it would be too hard for me. But you teach it and it makes it easy! I am going to try it
Your art and personality is beautiful! Thanks for sharing your time and talents 😉🧡🐿️🍁🐝🍂🐞🦋🧶
Thank you so much!
I absolutely love your videos and this one was another easy one to follow. Thank you so much!
Awesome! Glad the video could help!
Thank you for showing how to do this beautiful stitch pattern and for the wonderful tutorial.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome design and pattern. Thx for the stitch Donna 💙 ❤
Thank you! 😊
I love you Naztazia 😍😍
You r a very good teacher.... So much love for you my dear 💝
Thank you! 😃
I stumbled upon you by accident, & wrote your name down, & like so many of us, in this day & age promptly lost it. I knew your name had z's in it, as they did, but I married mine away thankfully. Anyway, I found you tonight, & thought I'd like to ask a couple of questions, if you don't mind? Where do you get your lively, dancing yarn? It blows me away every time. I had been down for a bit. I had a stroke, then, fell against the claw foot cast iron tub, moving it the 1st time since it was installed in 1946. They aren't meant to be movable by skulls. So, I was wonky for a while. I had the next stroke in summer of 2022, I believe, cause I don't have book in front of me. I'm eccentric on afterburners, which is something I like about you! I can't keep up to you, so that's a great surprise, ADHD, CSA SURVIVOR, DV SURVIVOR & IPDV SURVIVOR. Now, I've been diagnosed with HyperCapnia, which means I don't breathe out enough of my CO2. So, I've been self isolating since March 3rd/20. My poor husband. He begs me to just go for a drive, but if I get COVID-19, I have 7 to 12 days left to live. I'd rather have higher odds than that, so, I stay in my home. Now, if we could find something that would get rid of the severe pain I have🤷♀️! I've got Severe depression, Severe Osteoarthritis, Severe Osteoporosis & Severe Travelling Fibromyalgia. Both my parents died from cancer, but not the same kind, & my brother had colon cancer, but his surgeon show him, a life size man, he thought it was like an x-rays of him. Showed him all that was being taken because it was the cancer. Then, he showed him how much he was taking on either end, so he never had to take chemo, or radiation. He's been cancer free for at least 13 years.
This is beautiful! Can’t wait to make it!
Thank you for the clear instructions!
Absolutely beautiful going to try it one of these days thank you for the great inspiring tutorial. Stay safe with families. God bless you and your family too.
Thank you! You too!
Beautiful stitch. Love the way you explain the stitch & love your branded crochet hooks. Have a beautiful day & stay safe.
Thank you! 😊
BEAUTIFUL STITCH!!!
I WILL HAVE TO TRY THIS. THANK YOU FOR SHARING💖🙂💖
Can't wait to make this! Thank you!
I love you and you do lovely knitting videos
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful stitch pattern. Love to work with different colors.
Beautiful! Absolutely love it.
Nice stitch. It seems dense for warmth. Thank you. ❤
Beautiful and I love this stitch. Thank you mam ......❤❤❤❤❤
You crochet so smoothly
Thank you for sharing this lovely stitch! 🐰🐰
Very beautiful 😍
what a gorgeous stitch-thank you!
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for sharing i love learning new stitches and you explain so well.😊👏
Thanks sooooo much naztazia 🇼🇸🇼🇸🌷💖💋
Love this stitch. I will be sure and try it. Thanks.
Pretty stitch. Thank you for sharing.
I love this,I'm going to make it.thank you soooo much.
Very clear and easy to follow.
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful pattern.
Yay another great pattern
Very nicely explained....thank you..🥰
I am going to try this beautiful stitch.🤩
Love this stitch! Thanks!!
I love it OMG I will make it
So nice 😀😀😀😀
That's really pretty!
Whoaaa cool pattern!!!!
love this stitch
Nice easy beautiful stitch.. tyfs God bless you
Thank you! 😊
Thanks a lot.! Beautiful Job.!
Many thanks!
Beautiful. From Medellín Colombia
Thank you! 😊
Muy Bonita puntada. Gracias
Love this, thank you
Beautiful! Would love to see this in corner to corner as a square and a rectangle ✅😀
Beautiful I try this stich
Very nice I like it thank you
Very nice method
Que lindo !! Parabéns. Falo do Brazil
Thank you so much!!!!
thank you 😘👍
Hello, I learnt this stitch many years ago, but love the beginning photo where you have used many colours. I was wondering if you would please share with us what yarn and colours you used for that one. Thank you. :)
Thank you🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
Do any modifications need to be made to do this stitch in the round? Thank you for the helpful tutorial as always!
I have a question, hopefully you get this, do you just pull up the yarn from two rows down to use that yarn again in another row when changing back and forth from color to color? Do you tie it off when changing colors? What happens when you use multiple colors? Do you hide the yarn being brought up by doing a border when done?
This would be beautiful in rainbow colors even shades of a color like purples or blues going from darker to lighter either would show case this stitch as seen on the thumbnail in the blanket you showed first God Bless you
Beautiful....
Beautiful 😍
Thank you! 😊
Hi Donna how are you and your cute kids please show simple cardigans and caps IAM waiting next viDio IAM asking3times please show Donna your stiches very simple and easy because IAM asking your teaching method also very good God bless you donna
bonsoir , le point et très très beau je vous remercie , Monique
I wonder if doing the DC foundation stitch would be better for this and other patterns that have chain and sc or dc -for example- as the first two rows. I love this as a foundation.
That's up to you. I find not everyone knows how to do foundation stitches (even though I have videos on them) - so I generally just start the traditional way.
Very nice
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Thank you so much for being such a great teacher!❤️🌹 How do I use this stitch in a beanie?💟
very beautiful ! Please Nazdazia or Donna - can we have a tutorial on how to make an sweater top to bottom - cardigan- ? please... thank you !
Harikaaa 👌👏💖😘
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how many chains would i need for a twin size blanket in this stitch and yarn please? love the video easy to follow
This video should help answer your questions: ruclips.net/video/JUbRd3lmzww/видео.html
Thanks for the tutorial! Hello, how can I increase this on both sides to create a sleeve???
Muy linda
Hello Ms Wolf Im searching your website for the crochet hooks and I can find them
Hi Donna. Do you Think I could use this stitch for a table runner! 🙂
Hi love this pattern but I just can’t seem to get it to stop curling 😩 any advise please? I am pulling up with front posts quite high x
I am very confused that where is upper double crochet is done...
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Nice
Thanks!
I'm interested in the hooks you have. Are they available for purchase or can you tell me where you purchased them? I would really appreciate the information. Love your work. Thanks for sharing your time and talents. 💙
They were a handmade gift from my husband.
@@naztazia nice! He's a keeper. 👍🏻
So expertly done. Please can you let me know what yarn you used? Thank you.
Just scraps of worsted weight yarn, mostly Red Heart Super Saver.
@@naztazia Thanks. It looks such good quality.
Instead of pulling up and extending the double crochet, could you just do a treble crochet to relieve the tension?
You can; however, it doesn't look the same as traditional alpine stitch. I generally recommend doing that only as a last resort if the other suggestions don't work.