Wow! Oh my word how pretty. I am a fan of easy stitches now that I have arthritis. Since I'm hunting easy patterns to crochet baby blankets for my expected first great grandchild
My family and I are crocheting squares of different patterns to make an afghan. We pick our choice of patterns and we have till Christmas to finish 12 different blocks for each of us. Your videos are the best I have seen.
Hi! this is another ‘rich’ and full pattern. It won’t at all look skimpy for a scarf as such, I’ll be making one for myself. Thanks for letting me into your world of crocheting. I sincerely appreciate all I have been learning from you and continue to look forward to learning some more simple and straight to the point partners/stitches. Stay safe and be well my friend. 💯🔥🔥🔥🌹
This is a really nice stitch. I can see using it in baby blankets and/or scarves. Your tutorials are always very clear and well thought out, making them easy to follow. Thank you Sarah!
I had seen this before, but never gave it a try. It is a beautiful easy stitch. Your are a great teacher and your voice is so calming. I will enjoy making some 7x9 inch rectangles for Warm up America. Thank you.
This is wonderful and seems so easy 😊. I want to make my female family members pocketed shawls or scarves with it. If I do scarves I will probably put pockets on both sides of the scarf. I think that would look cool. Tyfs God bless you
You've only done a couple of stitches, and I already hate that yarn it doesn't have much twist in it! I would definitely be giving that yarn some more twist before I worked with it. It's a pet peeve, I'm triggered. It's okay - I don't have fever with these fits. I'll live.
Thank you for this tutorial. The pattern I am following has a typo in it. Were it not for this instructional I would never figured out how to make the straps for the project I am currently working on.
Thank you - it's a beautiful stitch. The only thing I'm not crazy about are the small holes it leaves at the end of the rows on the right side. The star stitch does this too. Do you know if there is a way to modify it so this doesn't happen?
I think a hat would be pretty. But I am not sure how to make the stitches come out right unless you stop the round on a double crochet. That would change the stitch count. At least that is the way my mind sees it. Not sure if that is correct. Does any one have any ideas?
@@RichTexturesCrochet Oh I try! Thanks, started with a J 6mm for a single strand of 4 ply worsted. still a little tough! I love the pace of your videos!
Wow! Oh my word how pretty. I am a fan of easy stitches now that I have arthritis. Since I'm hunting easy patterns to crochet baby blankets for my expected first great grandchild
I really love how you show us all so many different kinds of stitches! You are a fantastic teacher.
My family and I are crocheting squares of different patterns to make an afghan. We pick our choice of patterns and we have till Christmas to finish 12 different blocks for each of us. Your videos are the best I have seen.
A very pretty stitch thankyou
😊😊
Hi! this is another ‘rich’ and full pattern. It won’t at all look skimpy for a scarf as such, I’ll be making one for myself. Thanks for letting me into your world of crocheting. I sincerely appreciate all I have been learning from you and continue to look forward to learning some more simple and straight to the point partners/stitches. Stay safe and be well my friend. 💯🔥🔥🔥🌹
That’s a wonderful stitch & tutorial. I am definitely going to use this to make a set of dishcloths for Christmas presents!!
Glad I watched this tutorial yesterday, I am making an afghan and it is beautiful. Thank you.
This is a really nice stitch. I can see using it in baby blankets and/or scarves. Your tutorials are always very clear and well thought out, making them easy to follow. Thank you Sarah!
Thank u for this pattern it looks lovey and u have a wonderful day! 🎉🎉
I had seen this before, but never gave it a try. It is a beautiful easy stitch. Your are a great teacher and your voice is so calming. I will enjoy making some 7x9 inch rectangles for Warm up America. Thank you.
Your instructions were fantastic. I made beautiful hats and scarves. Thank you.
Dear Sarah, all of your stitches are wonderful , easy and so beautiful. Thank you so much.
Made a beautiful scarf with this stitch. I love all your tutorials!
Pretty stitch nice baby blanket , scarf. Hat.
I’m using it as an afghan square for an afghans that my family and are making.
Am anxious to stitch this up in scarf projects.
Thanks.
Yes perfect border not too little and not much thank you so much
You’re welcome!
I like your tutorials, to the point, simple and clear, thx Mam.
Perfect. Very lovely and simple indeed. Thank you for sharing.
You always give the best stitches, both easy to work and pretty in the end results. Thanks for being such a great teacher.
This stitch would look great in a headband/earwarmer. Thanks for sharing 😊💖
What a beautiful stitch cant wait to start
I'm gonna use it for making a bag 🎉😊
Beautiful. I WILL TRY IT.
Love your patterns..i have made many different things with your stitch tutorials...especially
sweaters...thank you and keep them coming!👍
Hi Sarah thanks for this lovely stitch I will make baby blanket with it and scarves too, it's so simple yet effective, your a great teacher ,🌸🌸
A very pretty stitch!!
Beautiful stitch Sarah, thank you!
Very clear, concise instructions. Perfect!
This is wonderful and seems so easy 😊. I want to make my female family members pocketed shawls or scarves with it. If I do scarves I will probably put pockets on both sides of the scarf. I think that would look cool. Tyfs God bless you
Very pretty stitch and color of yarn also..thank you!
This is a beautiful stitch. Thank you! Sometimes I look at a dc and think, that's so pretty! This may be weird.
Not weird at all!
I learn a lot from your creations it was lovely n relaxing to follow many thanks for sharing your video
What a lovely stitch! It was easy to learn and I think I'll use it to make a shawl!! Thank you!
Such a pretty pattern of stitches. I'm surprised that I have not seen this before. I am going to try it soon. Thanks for sharing.
Love how this looks with its texture would be nice for either a Lapghan or an Afghan for the Wintertime. Thanks for sharing.
Loved it ❤ thank you!
I love this stitch...easy and yet there's nice texture and with how it's made, the material is reversible. TFS!!!
Beautiful! And so easy!😊
Beautiful stitch love your tuturiols learnt so many new stitches thanks to your amazing tuturiols. Will use this stitch in a bag project🙂
You've only done a couple of stitches, and I already hate that yarn it doesn't have much twist in it! I would definitely be giving that yarn some more twist before I worked with it. It's a pet peeve, I'm triggered. It's okay - I don't have fever with these fits. I'll live.
This is a great pattern for beginners like me
Love this stitch! Thanks😊❤
Very pretty stitch.
Beauty 💖💖💖 A blanket it is 😁
Nice stitch, thanks! I’ll be using thicker yarn to make a rug. I think it will look great in my bedroom.
Thankyou so much looks so lovely maybe a baby blanket would be good God bless
So pretty!
I'm still trying to work up some scarves for donation so this looks like a nice comfy stitch for a scarf. Thanks Sarah!!
Really beautiful work!! 👏
Precioso 🥰. Gracias por compartir 👏🏼👏🏼
Beautiful pattern thank you
Looks like a scarf or blanket for me.
Is it just me or do you find the back of some stitches very pretty? Thanks for sharing this one.
Thanks for sharing. Suh A pretty pattern
Pretty!
I’m making an infinity scarf with this pattern, I love it!
This seems like a simple stitch. I am definitely going to try it. Thank you.
Hi
Beautiful easy stitch. Many thanks.
You’re welcome
Beautiful stitch. I’m going to practice using cotton yarn on a dishcloth. I have some elaborate dishcloths that I give out as gifts. 😊
I’ll be crocheting a 12” by 12” squares for a blanket, I’m trying to make each one in a different stitch, I’m done 7 of them. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful 🌹 iam going to make a baby blanket thank you
You’re welcome! A baby blanket would be beautiful!
Beautiful..
I think a cardigan would look awesome in this stitch. I may have to try this. 😊
Thank you for this tutorial. The pattern I am following has a typo in it. Were it not for this instructional I would never figured out how to make the straps for the project I am currently working on.
Ty for sharing luv this
You’re welcome :)
Would even like in baby blanket or adult/or child's scarf.
Nice stitch. I would make a scarf, hat or cowl.
I like this stitch and use it in scrapghans😀
That’s a great idea!
Nice design thankyou
You’re welcome
is there a way to increase and decrease? this stitch is super pretty! ☺️
Beautiful stitch. I am going to try to work this up using Lion Brand's Truboo. Thank you for sharing. *~ Happy Subscriber*
You’re welcome :)
I love this stitch and will be making a baby blanket. Thank you for the tutorial-another happy subscriber.
You’re welcome and thank you for subscribing!
Thx❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Would it work with two colors? And how would you add? Any suggestions? Such a pretty pattern.
Thank you - it's a beautiful stitch. The only thing I'm not crazy about are the small holes it leaves at the end of the rows on the right side. The star stitch does this too. Do you know if there is a way to modify it so this doesn't happen?
I find that chaining 2 instead of chaining 3 at the beginning of the row it helps
@@nonna3297 Great - I'll try that!
You can also try doing a standing double crochet in the first stitch instead of chaining. Lots of videos on how to do it 👍🏻
Thanks for shearing
I think a hat would be pretty. But I am not sure how to make the stitches come out right unless you stop the round on a double crochet. That would change the stitch count. At least that is the way my mind sees it. Not sure if that is correct. Does any one have any ideas?
It should be pretty hat. Sorry!
Isn't this the same thing as the petals stitch?
Do you have an afghan pattern for the dovetail stitch
Is this a bulky yarn"
Do you have any tips for tension? Finding it difficult to dc into the previous row's sl st.
You could try using a slightly larger hook - it may loosen them for you
@@RichTexturesCrochet Oh I try! Thanks, started with a J 6mm for a single strand of 4 ply worsted. still a little tough! I love the pace of your videos!