Easy Crochet: Buffalo Check / Plaid Stitch
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- I adore this Buffalo Check / Plaid Stitch, it makes a wonderful blanket or scarf, or anything for that matter! It works up quickly and gives a great finished texture and colour placement.
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Greetings from the U.S. I LOVE your channel! Your directions are spot on and easy to understand, and your voice is calm, which I appreciate. New stitches can be stressful if you struggle with learning, but your voice settles my soul. Thank you for all that you do for the world wide crocheting community.
Thank you for using UK terms, as a British person it's a pet peeve of mine when British RUclipsrs use US terms. I'm going to try and make that blanket. I already completed a baby blanket from one of your tutorials last night.
I’m so glad that you like the video! 🥰
Really enjoyed this tutorial. I carried my yarn up the side. It meant having to keep the strands untangled, but overall a real time saver not having to do so many ends since I knew I was going to put a border on . Can't wait for the next stitch/blanket tutorial. Awesome job.
Oh thank you so much for the lovely clear explanation of how to get this pattern to work. Ive watched many tutorials trying to get this right and your explaining has been the best.
I like the way the holes are gone . I am happy I waited to watch the border. Now I love ❤️ this one tooo
I really like this stitch and the way you explain, and also you show how to finish the work, thank you!!
I fell in love w/ this design to make my first baby's blanket & couldn't find instructions that brought it down to my beginner level or had clear images. I'm so glad I found this video!
A very nice pattern, easier than it looks. Will be making some kitchen hot pads with this pattern to go with new kitchen towels I bought for a friend moving into a new apartment. She’s been thru’ so much after a terrible divorce and a group of us are “showering” her with much of what she needs to get settled in a new apartment. It’s amazing how many extra things all of us had that can ow be put to good use !
Thank you for this tutorial. I was trying to figure out how to do a “checkerboard” stitch with 3 colors and couldn’t figure it out until I came across your video. This is perfect!!
I just want to Thank You as you have helped me to crochet. I love all you tutorials. You really do explained and show what to do in a
Very clear manner. Thank you Keep them coming. 💕👏
Hi Lynne, thanks so much 😊
This is so cool! It looks complicated but really isn’t that hard. I love your tutorials.....so easy to follow. Thank you for sharing your gift with us.
Thank you so much I really love to watch & learn different Stiches from you my grandma taught me but never to follow a pattern so I have learned alot Thank you again. Penny Griffin
I have just started this stitch, thank you for your tutorial, very easy to follow. I have carried my yarns up instead of cutting each time, no ends to sew in until the end. xx
Thank you 😄 this is what i thought about too😉. Can't wait to start ☺
Thank you for posting this pattern. I have been looking for a simple pattern to crochet a blanket using only 2 colors. My grandson wants a blanket made with colors purple and white only. This pattern would work up beautifully using purple and white. Thanks again for your posting.
Sounds like it’ll be wonderful! 💜🤍
Thank you for this video!!! Super easy to follow, not too fast but also not way too slow, and your voice is so nice!! Thank you :)
This is beautiful and so easy. i like that you can see everything your doing because some people hide their work a little. I loved your color choices.
This pattern is a favorite of mine. If you use a bulky yarn it makes a wonderfully squishy soft bedside rug. 😊
Candied Ginger ooooooh great idea!
I have blanket yarn that would be PERFECT for this, I think. Thank you for planting the thought in my head!
Beautiful!! Love your colors!! Can’t wait to make a lapghan!!
I love this stitch. I’m so glad I found you. I’ve loved working through your projects with you. Keep them coming!!
Thank you so much for posting this tutorial. Your instructions are clear and easy to follow. I am currently crocheting an American flag patriotic throw for a coworker but would love to do this for my next project.
WOW you made something that looks extremely difficult into something even I can do!
Thank you so much for this tutorial.
Thanks so much Donna 🥰🌸
This would make a wonderful scarf!
What a beautiful simple stitch. This would be beautiful as a rug. Thank You for sharing your video with all of us.❤
You are so welcome! 🥰
I’m so glad I found you.Love this stitch I am from the Netherlands, but can follow everything well, my English is average to good
Thank you for sharing !! Greetz 😊Anja
This is so pretty! I love your color choices. Spring is in the air! Thanks for sharing!
I love your tutorials....so clear & easy to follow 😊
That’s wonderful to hear, thank you! 🥰
Thank you for another great tutorial. I will be making various projects using this stitch. 😍
Love this stitch and colours, fabulous yarns. Can't wait to try this. Thank you.
I just absolutely love this stitch.....it looks so super simple, yet very pretty! Thanks bunches!!
A most clear and easy to follow tutorial and one I will definitely try ASAP!!
Thanks Suzan, it’s one of my favourites!
I thought it was hard when I first watched it and now it looked easy and I found out I did it wrong. Thank you for this and now I know what to do. Thank you so much.
Wow, i have watched many videos about this, but i found yours clearer and easier to understand. Now i've just subscribed to you. Thanks❤️
Thank you so much ☺️
Thank you for this beautiful stitch. I am going to make a baby blank for my new great nephew. 😌
Beautiful stitch and choice of colors. I really love this pattern.
I love that pattern, thank you for sharing.
Hi I love your tutorials.. I made a cluster baby blanket and I was in hospital for the day this week and to pass the time I took it in. One of the nurses wanted to buy it off me lol
This is just amazing awesome pattern , thank you for sharing such easy instructions design , definitely my next project design I was searching for since last two weeks 🥰🥰 thank you so much so nice of u😍
Cool! I'm doing this pattern with Bernat Blanket yarn in red, blue, and variegated red-white-blue. I plan to do a border in white. I am making a baby blanket to use on the floor for baby to play on. I will be giving it to an expectant mom at her baby shower.
I'm already plotting which colors of Bernat Blanket yarn to use on this. That yarn makes such deliciously soft scarves & blankets.
What border did you make for this pattern? Thank you.
Hi Rebekah, such a wonderful stitch these is. I am thinking of crocheting a baby blanket in it but am wondering what sort of border will go with it, need a little advice please, appreciate a lot and must say you are such an amazing tutor, love all your tutorials and have had such a pleasure doing your blankets, have been following you since our start of covid and have not looked back at all, thanks for been in my life 👍👍❤️🙏🏻
It sure is a Gorgeous stitch! Thank you very much for sharing it. LOVE it! xx
Very well explained and a beautiful color combination
So well explained. You made this easy for me. Tfs.
Gorgeous. Love the look. Thank you.
I love it... am def planning to try a baby blanket or scarf with this stitch.... thanks for posting😁
Super cute! I will definitely be making this blanket! 😊
This is lovely Rebekah! I love your color choices! Thanks for sharing!
So happy. I ve found the tutorial. Thanks.
Thank you for sharing this new style......
This is so beautiful
Beautiful! The possibilities are endless. Thank you and God bless ^_^
If you use three colours you don’t need to cut off at the end of the row. Whenever you get to the end of a row you’ll find the new colour waiting. You’ll have little loops at the side, but you can easily cover those by adding a simple edging. Or you can just leave the loops!
Yes. You’re right. This is the way I do it. Much tidier and no mess of strings to have to hide when you’re finished.
Am trying it out! It's great!!
I love this and will be using it. What border do you suggest?
Very pretty stitch thank you so much for sharing hugs Shelley 💖
This pattern is great thanks for sharing 💕💕
Thanks, I love this pattern. I will surely try this.
Thank you for a great tutorial as always. This is beautiful so thanks for sharing
I love all your tutorials 😊
Thank you so much! it's such a pretty pattern.
Love this pattern-thank you!
To hide the bumpy edge, I like to leave a fringe by not weaving in the yarn at the knots.
Thanks
You’re welcome ☺️
Thank you very much for sharing your creativity
Thanks for sharing and then I will be making a scarf out of this and have a nice day
Thanks a lot for this beautiful tutorial
You’re welcome ☺️
I love this your videos are great
A definite do for me !❤️
So very pretty and so easy. Thank you, I enjoyed this tutorial and am subscribing because I am impressed by you. :) Thank you.
Love this pattern! Easy and beautiful! I was wondering if I want to make the multiple squares bigger, let’s say multiple of 10, how many extra chains would I have to put?
Wow very interesting I will try one thank you for showing
I would suggest a slip stitch at the end row of the top instead of the us single or uk double to eliminate that bump
Just what I'm going to do, to hopefully achieve more of a match to the foundation row
Smiles sent your way from Flint, Michigan! I'm over the moon happy that I found your channel!! I've always wanted to crochet. I have had some pretty serious injuries, and may never be able to return to work again... so rather than be sad and down, in this past almost 1 year I've taught myself to crochet with library books and YT videos! It's difficult as I have no one "in real life" to ask questions or help me. But you're a totally wonderful teacher!! I'm having difficulties remembering UK & USA terms are different, but I will get the hang of it I think!! I'd love to attempt this project... do you think a "medium beginner" should attempt it? If no, can you point me towards a challenging but not difficult blanket? Thank you so much!!
Hi Christina, I'm so glad that you've learned to crochet. I do think that a medium beginner would be able to do this, just take it slow at first and keep pausing when you need to. Let me know how you get on! Take care. Rebekah. :)
Awesome pattern Thanks mam❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Lovely pattern! What border would you use? x
Very cool!!😊
Absolutely beautiful!🌸.
Love the colors on this one, too!.
Would you be able to do a tutorial on how to make hats for adults? Thank you.
I really like how you teach put if you can just show us with out all the colors changes would be 😊
Hello, can this pattern be done in only two colours? I really like it and would like to try in a white and turquoise. What changes do I have to make for it to work? Thank you!
I was thinking I doing this in a triple crochet (us) for a scarf .. hope it will work thank u for sharing this!
JamJams_96 oooooh if you work the long way, the ends will become part of your fringe!
MommeeMadre1 used lion brand home spun so no fringe. Ened up doing double for this one still gonna try triple tho
I just saw those "cake" skeins of yarn on clearancen as well!! this would be AHmazing with that!
I like triples too! it goes faster. :-)
Thank you. This is nice😀
I've seen another pattern that ran the colors along the edge but I am confused as to how that looked but in your pattern you cut and worked them in later
Your friendly neighborhood Scot here. Please be aware that this is not plaid, its gingham. There is a distinct difference. Thanks for the tutorial.
Thankyou looks great
Beautiful !!!! Thank you 😊
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Thank you so much, this is awesome.
Do you have a writing pattern if so thank you
What is the best way to weave all the cut strands of yarn into the body of the afghan?
Would this be ok for a sweater? or would it be too heavy? its so pretty
I LOVE this pattern, can yo do it in the round?
I know this is a year late, but yes! I'm just make your project a multiple of 6...just like it's flat. For instance, I'm making a beanie and I made my starter round 72 (which is 12x6). I didn't do the add 5 extra chains part though. I just chained 3 instead. Also, I'd slip stitch your work together so it keeps the rows flat and even.
Have you ever did the Apache tears
The foundation multiple isn't working for me. How many stitches for a 2 foot baby blanket?
When I tried to make it there were holes where you could see the color from the previous row in between the current Double crochet with the new color. My double crochets were far apart and not coming together all of the way. How do I prevent that? Can some please help me out?????😭😭😭
Very pretty!! Would like to know what brand hooks do you use??
Hello. Good day. I hope you are doing fine. May I please ask if you could make a tutorial for Moroccan Trellis Crochet please. Thanks so much.
Will this still look as pretty with 4 colors?
Just wondering ... Would this work if changing colours every 3 or 4 rows ?
I tried doing this four times and it just doesn't make sense to me it's not mathing
Mine does not look exactly like Blossom Crochets....
If ourr double crochet is your treble crochet, then what do you call our treble crochet?
Super