One small correction; at the beginning of row 4 you do a single crochet and then you say to do a double crochet. You actually do a single crochet (which is correct) and the captions are correct saying to do a single crochet. Thought you'd like to know. 🙂
Ok. So I scrapped my first attempt at this blanket (after I’d done an 8 foot wide, by 3 foot long section, uggghhg) and am ready to start over. I followed the pattern by her voice so the captions didn’t save me. Thank you for pointing this out ❤
The thing I love abour you channel dear, is that you're always so consistent in explanations, no matter if it's simple or complicated. Thank you for sharing your passion with us! Because of you, I've learned many stitches ✨
Robin I’ve just found you. Firstly think I have to say you are the clearest speaking teacher on YT You work at a good clear speed no distracting music. I’m hooked.
Thank you Robin I love the block stitch I made my granddaughters very first baby blanket using this stitch just the way you did changing colour every row with white in between my son had bought me a large bag of beautiful rainbow minis and this is how he told me I was going to be a grandma 💞saying I might want to make a baby blanket with it , it’s my favourite one of many I made 🥰Amanda xx
Another small dunk video by the fabulous teacher, Robin!!! Anyone who wants to learn new patterns or is just learning,there is NO ONE on you tube who teaches better than Robin!!! I have never not been able to do one of her tutorials!!! I absolutely adore her videos for their clear and concise directions, given at a speed and view that is easy to follow and understand. Thank you Robin for being the amazing human being that you are!!!
Oooh yes you could totally do that! I actually did something similar with the ends on my Moss Stitch scarf here: ruclips.net/video/FtMkf-bl7cg/видео.html
I remember making a similar look but it was a pattern that you didn't turn work, but cut off leaving long tail then started new color at the other end leaving another long tail. This leaves an afghan with fringe at both ends. Does anyone know what I am talking about. I just can't remember it?
All those loose ends would drive me insane. I'd either leave long enough ones to tie into knots to form a fringe or make the whole thing with a variegated yarn. Either way, I do love the effect though. 💜
Ive made a wide snood/infinity scarf for my SILs bday with this stitch using caron latte cakes (the kinda fluffy ish yarn) & it turned out fab! I did 4 DC tho & a chain 3 to make the blocks wider. It was gorgeous!
@@lorijoplin8229 I made it quite wide, maybe 50cm/25" ish & right down to about my groin in length so she could either wear it doubled around loosely or tripled more snug around her neck. I made it extra wide so she could double it over & wear part of it as a hood to cover her ears & back of her neck if need be. I was surprised as I thought such a fluffy & coloured yarn would look better with just a plain stitch like DC but it looked terrible so I tried this stitch & the bricks looked so so good! I did it in the blackberry colour with dark purple/blackberry co!ours & apricots, it was so nice!
I really like this stitch! I think it gives such a vintage look, like from the 1930s! You do a great job explaining and showing how to do it as well. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.😊
I have just found your channel and have just bought my wool to begin to make a throw using your pattern. I’ve been binge watching your videos and having watched hundreds of tutorials, can honestly say, without shadow of a doubt you are the best at teaching. Your videos are so concise, simplified and really easy to follow. I have subscribed and will definitely be watching and learning with your tutorials. Well done Robin you’re doing a fantastic job. ❤
I love this stitch. It would be good for our charity blankets. We get a lot of yarn donated from time to time and never enough to make a whole blanket with just one colour. I'm thinking, to make this one nice, I would buy a white, black or neutral colour for the chain loop rows throughout and use the colours donated. Something different and will look very nice. I usually weave my ends in after about six of them. That way I don't have I big blanket of threads to weave in at the end. Just the last six or so. Thank you for your videos. I always enjoy them and there is always something new to learn.
I wonder how it would look with the single crochet row in rainbow colors and the double crochet row in white/cream? I think that would make a beautiful baby blanket. Thanks for another wonderful tutorial, Robin ❤️
I love this stitch… it does look nicer when you use a contrasting color for the single crochet row. Thank you for sharing all of your beautiful projects. 💜🙏🏻
I'm using a variegated yarn, with a plain colour for the sc row, picking up the variegated yarn colours. It's fun and relaxing. Thanks for another great stitch. We are into winter ❄️ 🥶 here in Tasmania, so keeping warm with crocheting 🧶 🔥.
Great tutorial 👍🏼👍🏼I think it is great yarn stash buster pattern too. As always your instructions are clear and concise. Questions: can you carry the yarn up instead of cutting off at end of sc ch2 row? If you’re only using two colors, can you carry the yarn? Just wondering 🤔
You can but you may need 2 balls of each colour; one for either side (if that makes sense!) - only if you're changing colour every single row that is 😃
Thank you so much for the simple and easy instructions. I enjoy Crocheting now very much. I just learned how to from watching your tutorials. And I just celebrated my 80th birthday. You are a joy to watch. God bless you child. From West Virginia.
What border do you recommend for this blanket? Do you weave in ends first then add the border? I’m considering using this stitch for a temperature blanket and I expect many color changes…would love to see a video on the best border for this blanket!Love this stitch!
Very lovely .I am still working on my cluster blanket which is similar and have yarn picked out for the granny ripple .oh so many patterns so little time
I just started watching your videos. The first one I watched was the Granny Ripple Blanket. In that tutorial you crocheted the first row into two loops in the chain. It didn’t look like you did the same with this blanket. Is there a reason, or am I not seeing correctly? BTW, great videos! Beautiful blankets!
I love an alt to turning chain rather than chaining to get nice straight edges with no gaps, but I was taught to do the 2nd sc in the leg of the first one so they are stacked, rather than in the gap, I tried both, like what I was doing better but always good to see other options!
I love this blanket, however, I am not a fan of the gaps that double crochets have. What would the chain numbers be if i used half double crochet instead?
I absolutely love all of your videos. You are very clear and take your time to explain everything very clearly. I have a question about this pattern. Would this be able to be done with carrying the yarn up the project rather than cutting when changing color? I would plan on putting on a border. Thanks for your assistance.
@@HookedbyRobin I spent a whole day on the edging which seemed like infinate hdc but was so happy about the result! Didnt use a pattern, either. Winged it the whole way.
Question from a beginner...when you change colors, is that considered one block stitch? Like, if im reading a grid pattern, would i do that for each box?
Robin, this is so cute and beautifully simple at the same time. I am going to my "stash" shelf and grab a hook and yarn and rewatch your video while making my own little swatch. Thank you so much.
Hi. I am just learning how to crochet and I think I am going to try this stitch for an Afghan, but I am confused in row number 2, where you use the white colour, can I make 3 chain space instead of 2 since there are 3 DC in the row below?. Please let me know if you have time. Thank you for your great tutorial.
Hi Robin! Love this throw! And the yarn you used too! (I absolutely adore you and love all of your patterns and tutorials) How many skeins each of yarn did you use to make a lap sized throw with these different colors? 🤔
Hi I love the video. I'm looking to make bigger blanket how many chains should I do? I know you did 23 chains but I'm looking to make bigger one. Should I do double the chains?
Can you tell me what ratio i would use for the white/cream contrast if I only wanted to use 2 colours please, as I'm making a chunky knit blanket around 90cms by 180cms
Hi! I’m not sure if you’ll see this comment since the video was posted a while ago. I love your videos and they are so helpful! I’m working on making a blanket right now of alternating color rows with the small white row like your video! This is only my second project ever so I’m still learning! How do I finish off the blanket? As in, when weaving in the ends, how do I weave in the white yarn without it being noticeable in the other colors? And if I want to add a border, how do I do that on the sides that have the “need to weave” ends since it’s not a clean line of crochet? Hope you see this!
Thanks a mil Robin Could l use the block stitch as a border for c2c blanket and how would l start that off. Sending blessings for all your good videos and work from Mary.
I’m planning out a blanket pattern with this stitch and now I’m stuck.. how much yarn should I get for this stitch if I’m making a regular sized throw blanket?
Hi Catori, This is a very tricky question to answer as there are so many variables! How much yarn you need will depend on which yarn you choose, the thickness of that yarn, your tension and how large you want your finished project to be. I suggest making a small sample first so you can gauge how much yarn you'll need. If making a crochet square, you can weigh your finished square to work out how much yarn it used!🤗🧶
I saw a video from 4 years ago just before coming to you and it was using this stitch for a graphgan and I hope you can explain the point of something. The graphgan had 29 stitches but the intructor was like "do 29 stitches x 3 + 4" and I don't see the point in doing that so could you maybe explain why they did that
Hi Robin - a cuppla questions plse - would the multiple just be 3 if using the chainless dc foundation & also would it be possible to carry the yarn up the side if using 2 colours i.r one colour for the dc rows & another for the sc rows. TIA
Question because I think I did something wrong. How many stitches do you wind up with on each row? I seem to be losing stitches. Also, you said this is 3 plus 2 but when I did 20 chains I wound up with one less stitch than I needed.
I’m a newbie to your channel and love your videos, you are a fantastic teacher! Thank you for sharing. Have already subscribed and look forward to all your next videos. Blessings from MN, USA💗🧶
I am brand new to crochet, so this might sound ignorant... but I am finding it wild that when you introduce new yarn you just leave a tail? Doesn't that yarn come undone ever? Do you tie it later when weaving in your ends?
You don't sound ignorant at all! If left, yes it will happily come undone 😅 I tend to tie them together and weave them in OR cheat and make tassels along the edge 😀 I have a video showing how I tackle both those ways which is probably better than my rubbish explanation via text 😂 ruclips.net/video/GMjstBdp_2E/видео.html
I am working on this and the ends hanging is driving me nuts. It's hard to remember what to do on each end since it's a different process. I need to tuck the ends that hang. Are there any easy tutorials on how to weave the hanging ends in? I love Robin better than any other crochet tutor-- so good at instructing. I just don't like these hanging ends and need help tucking them.
Hi Diann, I’m using a. 5.5mm hook but use whichever hook size is recommended on your chosen yarn ball. Thank you for subscribing too, lovely to have you here.😃🧶
I’m trying to do the wave crochet hat and keep getting uneven edges. Do I start each row in the second stitch from the top whether slip stitch or half double crochet ?
hiya robin! terrific style in multi colors but those ends! well, i would survive doing abt 6 color rows at a time. thinking of a nice throw for my best friends birthday - in august! xoxo
❤ I always look forward to see your video. I like the way you did it would count It is easier for me. I'm gonna make one for a baby blanket for my grandkids. Thank you.🙏🥰
Very beautiful stitch pattern!! Makes for a wonderful project pattern! Thank you, Robin, for sharing your as always excellent tutorial!! You’re tops!!! 💕🤗💕
Hi Robin! Thank you so much for this very detailed video! I have always wanted to make this blanket pattern and now I’m addicted😂Have a wonderful day and Happy Crocheting ❤
Oh Robin, this is one of my very favorite stitches. I have not tried yet; I have so many tutorials I have fallen in love with. This is one of my top 5 ❤gayle. That you for sharing.
Thank You for sharing your talent with Us. I’m still learning but I love this project. At :34 or right after you start Row 4, You have Us do a Single Crochet and then you say do a dbl crochet next but You did a single. I’m thinking it should be a single. Is that correct?
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One small correction; at the beginning of row 4 you do a single crochet and then you say to do a double crochet. You actually do a single crochet (which is correct) and the captions are correct saying to do a single crochet. Thought you'd like to know. 🙂
Oh! So I do! Apologies for that x
I was 36 rows into my blanket before I saw your comment. Geez now I’m really gonna be unhappy with the rest of this
Ok. So I scrapped my first attempt at this blanket (after I’d done an 8 foot wide, by 3 foot long section, uggghhg) and am ready to start over. I followed the pattern by her voice so the captions didn’t save me. Thank you for pointing this out ❤
The thing I love abour you channel dear, is that you're always so consistent in explanations, no matter if it's simple or complicated. Thank you for sharing your passion with us! Because of you, I've learned many stitches ✨
This is so kind, thank you so much!🥰🤗
Robin I’ve just found you. Firstly think I have to say you are the clearest speaking teacher on YT
You work at a good clear speed no distracting music. I’m hooked.
Thank you so much Tracy!😃🧶
I agree!
Thank you Robin I love the block stitch I made my granddaughters very first baby blanket using this stitch just the way you did changing colour every row with white in between my son had bought me a large bag of beautiful rainbow minis and this is how he told me I was going to be a grandma 💞saying I might want to make a baby blanket with it , it’s my favourite one of many I made 🥰Amanda xx
That is adorable Amanda, how special.🥰 Awwwh, I love that!xx
Another small dunk video by the fabulous teacher, Robin!!!
Anyone who wants to learn new patterns or is just learning,there is NO ONE on you tube who teaches better than Robin!!!
I have never not been able to do one of her tutorials!!! I absolutely adore her videos for their clear and concise directions, given at a speed and view that is easy to follow and understand.
Thank you Robin for being the amazing human being that you are!!!
Awwh Joe!😃 This is such a wonderful comment, thank you so much.🥰
This is how a tutorial supposed to be : clear and slow! Loved it❤
Thank you for such a wonderful comment!🥰🧶
OMG! ROBIN! I've missed you.😭 *Nobody panic, robin is okay. I just meant she hadn't posted a video in two weeks which is normal.*😃
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Whatts wrong with Robin? Robin you are ok??? Thanks for your wonderful pattern here . ❤️💋
I'm fine Sandrine! Don't worry! 😅🧶x
@@HookedbyRobin kiss kiss kiss 💜
This is how I feel every day
I'll definitely be trying this pattern. Would it look good to crochet the length and make fringe from the tails?
Oooh yes you could totally do that! I actually did something similar with the ends on my Moss Stitch scarf here: ruclips.net/video/FtMkf-bl7cg/видео.html
I remember making a similar look but it was a pattern that you didn't turn work, but cut off leaving long tail then started new color at the other end leaving another long tail. This leaves an afghan with fringe at both ends. Does anyone know what I am talking about. I just can't remember it?
Probably the “3 color” mosaic crochet.
Thank you Robin for this lovely stitch tutorial ❤
You’re so welcome Dill!🤗
All those loose ends would drive me insane. I'd either leave long enough ones to tie into knots to form a fringe or make the whole thing with a variegated yarn. Either way, I do love the effect though. 💜
Haha yes! The ends are a NIGHTMARE when changing colour every single row - a fringe is an ideal alternative 😀🧶
Love it so many color ways to do this stitch..🙌❣️
It looks great in literally any colour! 😍
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Ive made a wide snood/infinity scarf for my SILs bday with this stitch using caron latte cakes (the kinda fluffy ish yarn) & it turned out fab! I did 4 DC tho & a chain 3 to make the blocks wider. It was gorgeous!
Would love to see a picture! It sounds beautiful
@@lorijoplin8229 I made it quite wide, maybe 50cm/25" ish & right down to about my groin in length so she could either wear it doubled around loosely or tripled more snug around her neck. I made it extra wide so she could double it over & wear part of it as a hood to cover her ears & back of her neck if need be. I was surprised as I thought such a fluffy & coloured yarn would look better with just a plain stitch like DC but it looked terrible so I tried this stitch & the bricks looked so so good! I did it in the blackberry colour with dark purple/blackberry co!ours & apricots, it was so nice!
That sounds so wonderful!😍
I really like this stitch! I think it gives such a vintage look, like from the 1930s! You do a great job explaining and showing how to do it as well. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.😊
It does Allison!😃 It would make a great vintage cardigan.x
This looks SO GOOD with the different colored stripes and the white in between. I love the straight edge as well.
I won't lie, changing colour every row can be a massive pain but the effect is so worth it! 😅🧶
I have just found your channel and have just bought my wool to begin to make a throw using your pattern.
I’ve been binge watching your videos and having watched hundreds of tutorials, can honestly say, without shadow of a doubt you are the best at teaching. Your videos are so concise, simplified and really easy to follow.
I have subscribed and will definitely be watching and learning with your tutorials.
Well done Robin you’re doing a fantastic job. ❤
Thank you so much Beverly, that is so kind! I am glad you love the videos!😀🥰
I love this stitch. It would be good for our charity blankets. We get a lot of yarn donated from time to time and never enough to make a whole blanket with just one colour. I'm thinking, to make this one nice, I would buy a white, black or neutral colour for the chain loop rows throughout and use the colours donated. Something different and will look very nice. I usually weave my ends in after about six of them. That way I don't have I big blanket of threads to weave in at the end. Just the last six or so. Thank you for your videos. I always enjoy them and there is always something new to learn.
It is such a lovely stitch and what a wonderful cause, charity blankets.🥰 I am glad you are enjoying the videos too Sue.x
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Robin, is there a way to carry the white up to the next row? I want to do a single color with the white in between. Thank you for this lovely stitch!
I wonder how it would look with the single crochet row in rainbow colors and the double crochet row in white/cream? I think that would make a beautiful baby blanket. Thanks for another wonderful tutorial, Robin ❤️
It would look GORGEOUS Patti! 😍
I love this stitch… it does look nicer when you use a contrasting color for the single crochet row. Thank you for sharing all of your beautiful projects. 💜🙏🏻
It does Kathy, I definitely want to try it in some different yarns too.🧶
I'm using a variegated yarn, with a plain colour for the sc row, picking up the variegated yarn colours. It's fun and relaxing. Thanks for another great stitch. We are into winter ❄️ 🥶 here in Tasmania, so keeping warm with crocheting 🧶 🔥.
I love variegated yarn!😃 How is it going?x
Perfect stitch for the bernat blanket extra yarn, if only it wasn't $30 a ball here 😅
Ooof! That's a hefty price tag! 😳🧶
@HookedbyRobin yeah Australia - nothing's cheap, but the weather's great 🤦♀️🙃 it'd make for a great ad ay 😂
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Hi, is there a tutorial on weaving ends? TIA
This will help: ruclips.net/video/GMjstBdp_2E/видео.htmlsi=Wj7UQZBuHdR375Cm 😃🧶
@@HookedbyRobin thank you, so so so much! Today I started a little blanket for my baby girl following your video 😊🥰 I’m very excited. Thanks again!
Great tutorial 👍🏼👍🏼I think it is great yarn stash buster pattern too. As always your instructions are clear and concise. Questions: can you carry the yarn up instead of cutting off at end of sc ch2 row? If you’re only using two colors, can you carry the yarn? Just wondering 🤔
You can but you may need 2 balls of each colour; one for either side (if that makes sense!) - only if you're changing colour every single row that is 😃
@@HookedbyRobin 🤔🤔 I think I actually have to do a hands on 😛 I can’t “see” it in my mind…Yet 😄😄Thanks! You are awesome 🤩
Thank you Hilda!🥰
This is beautiful, and I have a variant in mind, just start from the same side each row and you would have a perfectly straight blocks blanket :D
Fab idea!
Thank you so much for the simple and easy instructions. I enjoy Crocheting now very much. I just learned how to from watching your tutorials. And I just celebrated my 80th birthday. You are a joy to watch. God bless you child. From West Virginia.
You’re so welcome and happy birthday!😃🥳
What border do you recommend for this blanket? Do you weave in ends first then add the border? I’m considering using this stitch for a temperature blanket and I expect many color changes…would love to see a video on the best border for this blanket!Love this stitch!
I’m afraid not to tie in after each color change. Will weaving be as secure as tying, and then weaving. .
I love this!! Your instructions are excellent and easy to see what you are doing with each stitch. I'm making a sweater...black, gray, and white! ❤😃
Thank you so much and that sounds wonderful!😃🧶
Very lovely .I am still working on my cluster blanket which is similar and have yarn picked out for the granny ripple .oh so many patterns so little time
I know the feeling Gwen, I have so many WIPs!🫣😂
Ooo I think I’ve found a new fave stitch to add to the list, thank you for sharing this! ❤ 😊
You’re welcome Cassie, I hope you enjoy it!😃
OH wow! It looks so beautiful and you tutorial is very easy to follow. I have loved watching it and I have worked along your video
Thank you so much, I’m glad you like it.😃
This is a wonderful idea for scrap yarn busting. My next afghan will be this stitch. Many thanks!
Definitely Valerie!😃 That sounds good.x
I just started watching your videos. The first one I watched was the Granny Ripple Blanket. In that tutorial you crocheted the first row into two loops in the chain. It didn’t look like you did the same with this blanket. Is there a reason, or am I not seeing correctly? BTW, great videos! Beautiful blankets!
Robin, there is no point in me saving your videos to my various playlists…I LOVE EVERYTHING YOU MAKE!!! Thank You. Love from Ontario, Canada
Awwh, thank you so much Mary!🥰🤗
Oh my goodness, you are absolutely correct, @MaryCochrane!
Thank you!🥰
I love an alt to turning chain rather than chaining to get nice straight edges with no gaps, but I was taught to do the 2nd sc in the leg of the first one so they are stacked, rather than in the gap, I tried both, like what I was doing better but always good to see other options!
I love this blanket, however, I am not a fan of the gaps that double crochets have. What would the chain numbers be if i used half double crochet instead?
I absolutely love all of your videos. You are very clear and take your time to explain everything very clearly. I have a question about this pattern. Would this be able to be done with carrying the yarn up the project rather than cutting when changing color? I would plan on putting on a border.
Thanks for your assistance.
Yes you can absolutely carry the colour instead no problem!
@@HookedbyRobin Thank you for your quick reply. :)
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My favorite top down cardigan ive ever made was a red and black block stitch with thick edging all around in the red. So gorgeous.
That sounds EPIC 😍
@@HookedbyRobin I spent a whole day on the edging which seemed like infinate hdc but was so happy about the result! Didnt use a pattern, either. Winged it the whole way.
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Question from a beginner...when you change colors, is that considered one block stitch? Like, if im reading a grid pattern, would i do that for each box?
Robin, this is so cute and beautifully simple at the same time. I am going to my "stash" shelf and grab a hook and yarn and rewatch your video while making my own little swatch. Thank you so much.
That sounds so lovely Katherine, enjoy your crochet time.😃
Hi. I am just learning how to crochet and I think I am going to try this stitch for an Afghan, but I am confused in row number 2, where you use the white colour, can I make 3 chain space instead of 2 since there are 3 DC in the row below?. Please let me know if you have time. Thank you for your great tutorial.
Hi Robin! Love this throw! And the yarn you used too! (I absolutely adore you and love all of your patterns and tutorials) How many skeins each of yarn did you use to make a lap sized throw with these different colors? 🤔
Cool stitch. Thank you.
You are most welcome Ellaree! 😀🧶
Hi I love the video. I'm looking to make bigger blanket how many chains should I do? I know you did 23 chains but I'm looking to make bigger one. Should I do double the chains?
Can you tell me what ratio i would use for the white/cream contrast if I only wanted to use 2 colours please, as I'm making a chunky knit blanket around 90cms by 180cms
Hi! I’m not sure if you’ll see this comment since the video was posted a while ago. I love your videos and they are so helpful! I’m working on making a blanket right now of alternating color rows with the small white row like your video! This is only my second project ever so I’m still learning!
How do I finish off the blanket? As in, when weaving in the ends, how do I weave in the white yarn without it being noticeable in the other colors? And if I want to add a border, how do I do that on the sides that have the “need to weave” ends since it’s not a clean line of crochet?
Hope you see this!
Thanks a mil Robin
Could l use the block stitch as a border for c2c blanket and how would l start that off. Sending blessings for all your good videos and work from Mary.
I’m planning out a blanket pattern with this stitch and now I’m stuck.. how much yarn should I get for this stitch if I’m making a regular sized throw blanket?
Hi Catori, This is a very tricky question to answer as there are so many variables! How much yarn you need will depend on which yarn you choose, the thickness of that yarn, your tension and how large you want your finished project to be. I suggest making a small sample first so you can gauge how much yarn you'll need. If making a crochet square, you can weigh your finished square to work out how much yarn it used!🤗🧶
I saw a video from 4 years ago just before coming to you and it was using this stitch for a graphgan and I hope you can explain the point of something. The graphgan had 29 stitches but the intructor was like "do 29 stitches x 3 + 4" and I don't see the point in doing that so could you maybe explain why they did that
You are an amazing teacher! Thank you for being so clear!❤❤❤
Thank you so much Angela!🥰🤗
Hi Robin - a cuppla questions plse - would the multiple just be 3 if using the chainless dc foundation & also would it be possible to carry the yarn up the side if using 2 colours i.r one colour for the dc rows & another for the sc rows. TIA
Hi Robin trust u keeping well thanks for this beautiful pattern tc God bless regards Sandy Kasi South Africa Kzn Durban 🙏🙏🙌🙌
Hi Sandy, I am thank you. How are you?I am glad you like the pattern.😃🧶
How many chains did you do for your big blanket, wouuld the no chain dc work for this please. Thank you x
Very good and helpful video. Good camera angle and clear instructions. Thank you so much
Awwh, thank you!🥰🤗
Question because I think I did something wrong. How many stitches do you wind up with on each row? I seem to be losing stitches.
Also, you said this is 3 plus 2 but when I did 20 chains I wound up with one less stitch than I needed.
Say Robin I'm going to be crocheting and queen size blanket so I hope it be big enough for one queen size bed
I’m a newbie to your channel and love your videos, you are a fantastic teacher! Thank you for sharing. Have already subscribed and look forward to all your next videos. Blessings from MN, USA💗🧶
Thank you so much Suzee, that is so appreciated.🥰🤗
This was the best video to learn this beautiful stitch. Thank you.
Thank you so much for the support!🥰🤗
I am brand new to crochet, so this might sound ignorant... but I am finding it wild that when you introduce new yarn you just leave a tail? Doesn't that yarn come undone ever? Do you tie it later when weaving in your ends?
You don't sound ignorant at all! If left, yes it will happily come undone 😅 I tend to tie them together and weave them in OR cheat and make tassels along the edge 😀 I have a video showing how I tackle both those ways which is probably better than my rubbish explanation via text 😂 ruclips.net/video/GMjstBdp_2E/видео.html
I am working on this and the ends hanging is driving me nuts. It's hard to remember what to do on each end since it's a different process. I need to tuck the ends that hang. Are there any easy tutorials on how to weave the hanging ends in? I love Robin better than any other crochet tutor-- so good at instructing. I just don't like these hanging ends and need help tucking them.
ruclips.net/video/GMjstBdp_2E/видео.htmlsi=QvGe10R8HivVDMWo I got you covered! 😀🧶
Hi Robin dear
It is me again i wondering is it possible to crochet this block stitches in circles for blouse
Thank you in advance 🌹
Everything you make is gorgeous. I love your tutorials!❤❤❤
Thank you so much!😃🥰
how can I keep my sides straight when making a blanket? I keep crying and frogging Please help me I don't know what to do
Robin I’m a new subscriber I love your teaching. On the block stitch what size needle are you using?
Hi Diann, I’m using a. 5.5mm hook but use whichever hook size is recommended on your chosen yarn ball. Thank you for subscribing too, lovely to have you here.😃🧶
What would the starting stitch count be if I started with chainless DC? I hate foundation chains lol. Would it be 3 plus 1?
I *think* it would be 3 + 2 if using a chainless start BUT my maths isn't always the best so definitely test that on a small sample first 😅
Great job and great stitch.😊
Thank you 🤗🧶
This is a lovely stitch!
Simple but oh so versatile! 🧶😀
I’m trying to do the wave crochet hat and keep getting uneven edges. Do I start each row in the second stitch from the top whether slip stitch or half double crochet ?
@hookedbyrobin do you have a video on how to crochet the border please?
As others have said this is an really informative video and has me "hooked" 😅
So beautiful Robin. I might have to try this one. Thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome Heather, let me know how you find it.😃
@@HookedbyRobin I will.
hiya robin! terrific style in multi colors but those ends! well, i would survive doing abt 6 color rows at a time. thinking of a nice throw for my best friends birthday - in august! xoxo
Great idea Romayne, go for it!😃
This is lovely Robin. Did I say I love your tutorials? Ummm I think I did quite a few times before❤
Awwh, thank you so much!🥰🤗
I’m thinking of using black instead of white for the in between rows. It would give it that classic granny afghan look
Good idea Lisa!😍
Looks amazing 😊
🥰 aw thank you Jutta!
❤ I always look forward to see your video. I like the way you did it would count It is easier for me. I'm gonna make one for a baby blanket for my grandkids. Thank you.🙏🥰
That is a lovely idea Maria and perfect for it!😃
Very beautiful stitch pattern!! Makes for a wonderful project pattern! Thank you, Robin, for sharing your as always excellent tutorial!! You’re tops!!! 💕🤗💕
Thank you so much, you’re all tops for letting me waffle on about crochet!🫣😂
Gorgeous! Love how colorful it is. 🌻🍄
Thank you Irene, colour is the best!😃
3 plus 2
Thanks for the great tutorial 😊
You are most welcome Carol-Ann! 🤗🧶
Thank you so much for this. I've been looking for a new stitch for a baby blanket. I have now found a new one. Keep up the good work. 😊
Great stitch for a baby blanket Linda, I hope you enjoy it.😃🧶
Hi Robin! Thank you so much for this very detailed video! I have always wanted to make this blanket pattern and now I’m addicted😂Have a wonderful day and Happy Crocheting ❤
Hello Lydia, I’m glad you’re enjoying it.😃 Thank you, you too!x
I was wondering how to go about if I want my rows all same color yarn and accent stitch one other color. Would you carry up side or how
Thank you robin as always a great tutorial love it.i will make a baby blanket with it.your amazing.💝💙💝💙
Thank you so much Deborah, everyone is so kind.🥰🤗
I've missed your videos! Thanks for sharing!! ❤🧶👏🏼
Thank you Debbie!🥰 At the moment I release new videos on RUclips every two weeks.x
Oh Robin, this is one of my very favorite stitches. I have not tried yet; I have so many tutorials I have fallen in love with. This is one of my top 5 ❤gayle. That you for sharing.
What else is in your top 5 Gayle?😃 Without sounding nosy.🫣😅
Buona sera signora gentilmente mi può dire per quanto sono divisibile il punto grazie mille e buona serata
Hi Your RUclips channel has one of the best crochet tutorials
Just one Request i want one rose with the stem tutorials plss ❤❤❤❤
Awwh, thank you so much Sivaraj!🥰🤗
Robin, Could an envelope boarder be used on this? There are so many ends to weave 😂 xx
Yes absolutely! 😃
Beautiful and easy pattern! Thanks for tutorial Robin!☺️🧶
Thank you Karla, so easy.😃🥳
could you weave in the ends as you go or would that look bad?
i love your channel so much!!
A simple yet cute stitch! One of my favorites so far. Hooked by robin will get you right on the crochet tip
Thank you so much Chyna!🥰🤗
Now Robin, you just posted the gorgeous pattern the granny chevron now this??? I cannot start another WIP😅😂😂
You can!😂🥳
@@HookedbyRobin 😂😂
My Crochet is curling, please help me, how to crochet with no curls.
Beautiful work thanks for teaching us ❤❤❤❤
Thank you Rita, I’m glad you like it.😃🧶
Thank You for sharing your talent with Us. I’m still learning but I love this project.
At :34 or right after you start Row 4, You have Us do a Single Crochet and then you say do a dbl crochet next but You did a single. I’m thinking it should be a single. Is that correct?