Crab Stitch Crochet Tutorial (Reverse Single Crochet)

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  • Опубликовано: 31 мар 2018
  • I just finished a corner to corner (C2C) blanket and I wanted to put a simple border on it. The crab stitch (or reverse single crochet) is a really nice way to finish a blanket or scarf without being too lacey or frilly. This is a quick tutorial to learn how to do the crab stitch, change colors, and join the crab stitch at the end of the round.
    If you have any questions about doing the crab stitch leave them in the comments below.
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    Yarn: Bernat Baby Blanket Stripes in Morning Glory
    Pattern: Corner to Corner
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Комментарии • 19

  • @mercedesdilks4488
    @mercedesdilks4488 Год назад

    Love this stitch. Never seen it before. Great help to finish my blanquet. Thank u so much.

  • @thiggins7358
    @thiggins7358 9 месяцев назад

    you are an awesome teacher thank you soo much

  • @la1163
    @la1163 5 лет назад

    I did the corner2corner blanket in a solid Bernat yarn only because they wanted a solid not stipes. Thanks for the tutorial.

    • @ExperimentsinCrafting
      @ExperimentsinCrafting  5 лет назад

      That sounds great! The C2C blankets look nice in solids too--it really shows off the texture. I'd love to see your finished project! Feel free to share it with me on Facebook or Instagram!

    • @alicelim3978
      @alicelim3978 5 лет назад

      Pickles0711 Will do! I’ll try to do both.

  • @mai_world
    @mai_world 4 года назад

    So cool! Never seen this before. I'll try it at the end of my c2c . Thanks!!!

  • @ritaleestevens3714
    @ritaleestevens3714 6 лет назад +1

    Great tutorial, I love the crab stitch border! I just started a baby blanket like this with the same yarn. What are the dimensions of your blanket? How many cakes did you use in total for this project?

    • @ExperimentsinCrafting
      @ExperimentsinCrafting  6 лет назад

      The blanket is about 36 inches square. I used two cakes. I worked increases until I was just about done with the first ball and then started decreasing. Be sure to buy enough yarn if that you can line up your color changes from ball to ball if you need to.

  • @jayshahulama9467
    @jayshahulama9467 3 года назад

    How do you sow it in

  • @ileneklayman3440
    @ileneklayman3440 6 лет назад

    I love doing C2C's. But I have always just done them no border

    • @ExperimentsinCrafting
      @ExperimentsinCrafting  6 лет назад

      They look nice with out a border too, but I love the way the crab stitch looks on a blanket edge, especially if you are looking for something that isn't fans or too lacy.

  • @bridgetwashington9970
    @bridgetwashington9970 3 года назад

    Where can I find the written pattern for the blanket?

  • @Elidarias
    @Elidarias 4 года назад

    Did you start a new cake for borders or were the scrap pieces of yarn enough?

    • @ExperimentsinCrafting
      @ExperimentsinCrafting  4 года назад

      The scrap pieces were enough, but just barely. I think if I was going to do it again, I would have just done the border with a new ball of Bernat Blanket in a solid color. Thanks for watching!

  • @stephaniemiller8229
    @stephaniemiller8229 5 лет назад

    Is Bernat Blanket Yarn the same weight as Bernat Baby Blanket Yarn? Are both kinds interchangeable??😊

    • @ExperimentsinCrafting
      @ExperimentsinCrafting  5 лет назад +1

      To my knowledge Bernat Blanket, Baby Blanket, Blanket Stripes, Blanket Brights, and Baby Blanket Stripes are all the same yarn, just different colors/patterns and are entirely interchangeable. Blanket Big, Blanket Tiny, Blanket Pet, Blanket Jumbo are all different sizes and are not interchangeable- with each other or with any of the standard Blanket yarns. Thanks for watching!

  • @teresaramirez2096
    @teresaramirez2096 5 лет назад

    No more stripes! They are pretty but to many! Any other patterns!

    • @ExperimentsinCrafting
      @ExperimentsinCrafting  5 лет назад

      That's the beauty of crochet- it's crocheters choice! This pattern works up great in solids too! I agree there is an overwhelming amount of striping yarns on the market right now! I'm not totally sick of them yet but I will try to add some non striped yarn into the rotation!