Always wanted to learn the loop stitch for making a lamb stuffed toy I saw in a magazine years ago.Thank you Sarah.You make crocheting truly so simple.❤️❤️
Love this! I can knit this stitch easily and have made many cardigans for my granddaughter ... they look stunning and so professional !! Have never mastered the crochet version but I’ll definitely give it a go with this tutorial. My aunt used to make cardigans, blankets, bonnets...all kinds of stuff (knitted version) Thank you so much Sarah Jayne , this will be a welcome break from my c2c Harry Potter inspired blanket squares!
In the tutorial I show how to make a really dense loop stitch - it's not possible to add more loops but you can make the loops more spaced out by working more plain rows of single crochet, or substituting that stitch for a taller one such as a double (US terms) 😊
Thank you! I'm so glad you like it 😊 I've not tried this; I would think the stitches would still be pretty secure but I wouldn't want to try it on anything that's going to experience a lot of wear such as a top or blanket and it would definitely have to be a hand wash item only.
Working the loop stitch in amigurumi is a little different - the yarn needs to be looped around your thumb at the front of the piece so that it's worked on the right side 😊
Hi thank you for teaching me the loop stitch. I’m trying to make a guardian angel baby blanket. My question is rows 14 & 15 call for the loop stitch. But then the loop stitch in row 15 will be in the back of the blanket. Please help me thank you
You're welcome 😊 To work this stitch, you should only be making the actual loop stitch every other row so that it is worked on the right side, with a row of plain stitches in between. Could there be a row missing from the pattern you are using?
I think I'm doing something wrong. When I wrap my scarf around my neck I notice that the loops are stretched out. I have to pull on them to reshape my scarf.
When working this stitch bear in mind that the loops will always show up on the side facing away from you, which is why we work a row of double crochets (UK terms) in between so that all the loops stay on the same side. If you want to work loops on both sides for example, you would need to work an extra row of double crochets so that the right side of the work is facing you when working the loops. Hope this helps! 😊
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Loop patterns were a thing of the 60's! Bolero, hats etc. Knitting and crochet 🎉
I only know how to do loop stitches on knitted garments, this looks so easy, I must try it. Thanks❤
Always wanted to learn the loop stitch for making a lamb stuffed toy I saw in a magazine years ago.Thank you Sarah.You make crocheting truly so simple.❤️❤️
You are very welcome :)
Love this! I can knit this stitch easily and have made many cardigans for my granddaughter ... they look stunning and so professional !!
Have never mastered the crochet version but I’ll definitely give it a go with this tutorial.
My aunt used to make cardigans, blankets, bonnets...all kinds of stuff (knitted version)
Thank you so much Sarah Jayne , this will be a welcome break from my c2c Harry Potter inspired blanket squares!
You are very welcome :)
Good morning Ms. Bella,
Thanks so much for teaching and showing us how to make a loop crochet. Now I must try it. Thank you so much.
You are very welcome :)
This stitch would be beautiful for a hat.
Thank you so much for a tutorial the way I hold my yarn!!
You are very welcome :)
Wowwww such a unique stitch!
Thank you :)
Absolutely Gorgeous and color makes it look so Stunning 😍 so loving this and you make it look so easy 🙏💖🌹 ty 🙋
Thanks so much 😊
Tysm for starting at the beginning. ⚘
You’re welcome 😊
I think I would add this to a shawl. I love it
Thank you :)
I would love to try this on a sweater/bolero!
I love this. Always reminds me of marabou feathers or something:)
Very very nice! Have to try this stitch for a sweater!
Thank you :)
Took a while to get it. Very interesting stitch.
Thank you :)
that is so cool and cute
Thank you :)
You said you were using a 4.5mm but showed a 4mm! :D Awesome tutorial. Thank you.
You are welcome and I am using a 4mm crochet hook, sorry about the confusion :)
That is something I would really have to work at…
Hi Sarah looks beautiful as always. Im early.
Thank you :)
Hi love this stitch in your video you talked about adding more loops in the single crochet row can you tell me how?
In the tutorial I show how to make a really dense loop stitch - it's not possible to add more loops but you can make the loops more spaced out by working more plain rows of single crochet, or substituting that stitch for a taller one such as a double (US terms) 😊
I wonder if i can use this in my amigrumi long furby project. Maybe that's not the best idea lol. Anyways love this
Thank you :)
Love your video! I think I do have the hang of it. I was wondering if the loops can be cut to make a fringe look? Will the stitches come apart?
Thank you! I'm so glad you like it 😊 I've not tried this; I would think the stitches would still be pretty secure but I wouldn't want to try it on anything that's going to experience a lot of wear such as a top or blanket and it would definitely have to be a hand wash item only.
Nice tutorial! I have learnt so much from your channel! It's a beautiful stitch, can I use it for edging?
I think it would be a perfect border
It would love great on a decorative pillow.
@Pamela - Yes it would look great on a pillow case! I will try this soon :-) Thank you for the idea!
Thank you, I'm so happy to hear that 😊 Yes, this would look great as edging I think.
Why does your hook say 4mm if it’s 4.5mm? New to crotchet and self taught so sorry if stupid question!
Hi Katie, it’s probably just been a slip of the tongue, if you look in the description box it’s stated a 4mm hook, it’s not a stupid question 😊💞
Sorry, yes it's a slip of the tongue. It is a 4mm hook :)
How can you use this in amigurumi where you crochet in the round and want the loops on the front (nearest) side?
Working the loop stitch in amigurumi is a little different - the yarn needs to be looped around your thumb at the front of the piece so that it's worked on the right side 😊
Hi thank you for teaching me the loop stitch. I’m trying to make a guardian angel baby blanket. My question is rows 14 & 15 call for the loop stitch. But then the loop stitch in row 15 will be in the back of the blanket. Please help me thank you
You're welcome 😊 To work this stitch, you should only be making the actual loop stitch every other row so that it is worked on the right side, with a row of plain stitches in between. Could there be a row missing from the pattern you are using?
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I think I'm doing something wrong. When I wrap my scarf around my neck I notice that the loops are stretched out. I have to pull on them to reshape my scarf.
im trying to make a panel of loop stitches. is there any pattern for the loops to show up on the right side?
im making a hat
When working this stitch bear in mind that the loops will always show up on the side facing away from you, which is why we work a row of double crochets (UK terms) in between so that all the loops stay on the same side. If you want to work loops on both sides for example, you would need to work an extra row of double crochets so that the right side of the work is facing you when working the loops. Hope this helps! 😊
Would it work with hds
Yes, you can try working the loop stitch using different stitches, this will alter the density of the loops 😊
Hello may I please share this
You are welcome to share this as long as it's attributed to Bella Coco Crochet :)
These stitches would be perfect for the next project 👌