The One-Row Rover Stitch Shawl - Crochet Tutorial!
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
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Row 1 - 01:53
Row 2 - 03:48
Row 3 - 06:53
Repeat Row 3 - 10:11
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One row repeat and working in the spaces - my favorite words! Thank you!
Love it! Easy to make & learn! Thank u much for sharing! Godbless!
You had me at…
One row repeat and working the spaces!!! Thank you so much ❤️
Well, isn't that strange... that's exactly the stitch I'm using for a new scarf!! A lovely 'easy' stitch that doesn't need too much mental input - it clearly looks great as a shawl 😉👍👍
Hi there, and thank you! 😊
beautiful, thank for such a well done video and such a lovely pattern. Big hugs and thanks
I love a pattern that crochets into the chain spaces. It goes so much faster than working directly into the stitches. This will be my next shawl project. I may try it with a one or two weight yarn. Beautiful!
Very nice! I like the Rover stitch. It's a welcome slight change from the granny and works up looking so different. Adding to my list. Thank you, Fiber Spider! ☃😊
Oddly it was hard for me to catch onto this but once I did, it was lovely. Thank you 💕🧶💕
So beautiful. I am doing this one next. I loved doing the Bavarian stitch. 7000 yards of yarn later it was done. Lol Thank you so much for talking was with us. You are so much fun.
Thank you! Yeah, had a great time, thank you and everyone there 😁
You are the best 🎉. I thank you so very much for all your beautiful tutorials. I love them all. I made most of your beautiful gorgeous shawls.❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing anothet great tutorial with easy 1 row repeat. Just what is needed for this time of the year. Easy fast and beautiful.
Love it ❤ next project, thank you for teaching us how to turn something simple to learn into something so pretty
I love your videos! First, your voice is so pleasant and soothing. You are so patient and you continue on with us till we are confidant that we have it down pat. Your patterns are beautiful. Thank you for all you do! I have created so many lovely gifts for others and myself from your videos. Have a blessed and wonderful Thanksgiving.
Love your work and I have done almost all if your shawls. Wonderkng if you could consider doing a more complicated pattern using many different stitches. Maybe like a gypsy shawl or a wedding shawl. You give the best instructions of anyone on RUclips
Love it, I shall return when I finish the other 2 projects. Thank you so much! You are a great teacher.
I have been looking for a long time for a stitch that I like for a shawl out of leftover mohair of various colors. This is perfect. And so well explained.
ANOTHER GREAT TUTORIAL! ! THANK YOU FOR SUCH AN EASY NO BRAINER SHAWL YOU ARE THE VERY BEST ! STAY SAFE and cozy. hugs and love from sunny california
Just had to come back today & start another shawl. Thanks!
thinking about doing this in fingering weight yarn. Love the look and the one row repeat is GREAT!!!!! LOL
Ooh pretty, one row great! I'm doing in foliage by willow yarns wheels. Can't wait to see it bigger. Thank you Craig🩷🧶☕️
❤ I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Beautiful work and colors. Great 👍 designs and instructions. Thank you 😊
Beautifully work, easy to listen and follow.Thank you
Thank you for this! Just started this and really appreciate the easy to follow instructions 🙂
Hello from Vancouver island.This will be my next project.I love your tutorials .My first was the lost souls blanket and my latest is the crocodile shawl. I have seen you do other tutorials and have been enjoying your cooking tutorials.I am planning on trying your tomato soup soon.I also am intrigued with your book audio tutorials .I love your voice and your sense of humor so I know I will enjoy them
Just finished making 2 of these and they turned out beautifully! Thanks for the pattern!
I like this very much. Thank you for sharing. I haven't crocheted in a long time. So, this looks easy!
Love it! Definately going into my "to do" folder. Will use local South African varigated autum color yarn similar to LB Mandala. Thank you for such an easy to follow tutorial.
Just finished this is Mandala Troll...love it🎉😂❤ used 8 mm clover hook..and did last row trim of my own
I have been waiting for a shawl using this stitch. Thanks!!💕💖
Thank you so much I enjoy your video and doing step by step with you keep going
Starting another one ...just love this...thanks spider man
Thanks Fiber Spider for giving me a great idea what to use my Red Heart Unforgettable yarn. It's working up lovely. You are great ❤
Thank you so much Craig. Love this pattern. Take care.
Love this simple stitch shawl Craig. Thank you this time we all need something on the go that is mindful and relaxing especially if you use a cake yarn no joins heavenly 😁
I love how you tell us the Row # with your row minder gizmo!
I have a lighter weight, I believe cotton blend yarn that I've been trying to decide what to make with, it's a pink, white, and gray variegated. Going to try a few rounds of this and see how it drapes, looks like it might work well for a spring shawl. Thanks for another lovely tutorial! I have saved several of your videos and find great inspiration in what you do!
Light and Lacy just how I like it, beautiful....
Hmm I've been looking for a nice pattern to make a shawl, tried many and some are over complicated or work up into a pattern I end up not liking with my style of clothing, this one looks simple and universal so I'm going to give it a go! Thanks!
I love your tutorials.
Very well explained. Started with you using Hobbii's Carnival in color Viareggio #11. Coral, pinks, orange, red. It's going to be pretty. Thank you Fiber Spider❣
Liking this stitch pattern. Beautiful work, as usual! Thanks!
I am so excited to try this thank you for making this so easy to follow
Beautiful shawl love it and it's so easy too.thank you so much.💕💕
Love skinny cakes! Finishing a poncho with them now😊Can’t wait to do this shawl😍
Nice colors!!!!!! Been looking forward to another lovely shawl tutorial!!!!!! Maybe a hat to match this???
How’d I miss this? I’m always looking for new stitches! Thanks Fiber Spider
Thank you Craig it's another beautiful shawl.
Lovely stitch...thanks for sharing 👍
Beautiful shawl,thank you for the tutorial
Very pretty
That is a beautiful stitch an shawl
Very sweet stitch, thank you💐
I love this shawl, I will definitely try it 🎉
I love your patterns ❤
Lovely pattern. Is there a blanket variation for this. I think it would be Lovely in a blanket ☺️
Did a bandana in cotton came out Nice.Going to start the shawl for a Nice presente for someone.
I love it! You’re a fantastic teacher. Can ya do more ponchos especially with shells? Merci❤ ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nice, very nice & a one row repeat!!!
Love this stitch!! Thanks 😊
Love your work ❤
Very pretty.
Beautiful
👍 You've done it again!
How pretty!
Thanks! Loved the ease of this pattern so far. Is there a printed version I could share with a prayer shawl group?
Hi Craig....it is beautiful.
Beautiful as always! Thanks
Gorgeous thank you,❤
10:18 I l❤ve the shape and lacey look!
This is a nice pattern, BUT, I stopped putting that extra set of 3 and 1 in the beginning stitch of each row, because it just curled too much. I ended up just making that DC, 2 SC, 3 DC and ending of each row, ch 5 the beginning of the next row, and moving the next set down one. It stopped curling, and went straight across after that, which what I wanted. (I hope I explained that right). 🎉 Thanks for all you do.
Thanks. I appreciate the info. I prefer a straight edge for the top.
Could this be done as a square blanket please, and where do you get the great crochet hook. By the way, I love your tutorials. My favourite teacher.
Great Job
My pea brain can not compute this pattern but I like it.
Love pattern
I was just wondering if you ever did different stich tutorial like modifed tr or mhd stitch it would be very helpful
Love it starting mine now caron skinny cakes in rainbow
Lovely 😍 ... please, how to I make a poncho with this stitch pattern?🤗💝
Pretty!
Love love love it ❤
Love it
Fantastic!❤
Can this be done as a scarf? If so, can you do a tutorial please🙏
Here you go!
ruclips.net/video/VG1eBeH2g04/видео.htmlsi=2Ji94vf9W32F8DWL
Awesome 💕
I have noticed that you like to make alot of lacy triangle shawls. You do lovely things, but I was wondering if you could make some rectangle shawls, or even afghanswith some of those stitches. Thanks, Martha.
beutiful crochet
Thank you
absolutely lovely as always 😘
That is a lovely easy shawl but I was wondering if there is a way to minimize the wing shape at the side ends of the shawl , if I don’t make the last 3 double crochet stitches before the last 2 chains ??
Very pretty 😍
Thanks!
Very nice
I’ve always wondered how big you determined to make shawls. Is it based on arm span?
Thanks. I love all your shawl patterns
Doh now I see why I was confused, I'm a granny person... I wanted to crochet in between the groupings and not into them. Thanks, cool pattern. 😂 Just silly me.
thank you so much❤
That’s exactly what I need
Definitely one to add to my list of patterns to try! ^_^
Merci pour le partage !
Love it!
Doing it year 2024for christmas
HI! I hope you can help me with a shawl that I started about 6 weeks ago, and had to put away for awhile...and now I don't remember the pattern! It's a 2 row repeat. Starts with a chain 4, a 3 DC cluster, chain 1, another 3 DC cluster, and single chain and a DC. The 2nd row involves chain 3 spaces to form a loop for the next row's 3 DC cluster. It also requires a slip stitch at the beginning of alternate rows (but I don't remember which!) Does this sound at all familiar to you?
I love it! ❤️