Even Moss Stitch | How to Crochet
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- Опубликовано: 23 янв 2021
- The Even Moss Stitch is a beautiful crochet stitch. It features a solid fabric with a subtle texture that is the same on both sides.
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This will make a beautiful scarf!
Thank you for your tutorials, I know this as the grit stitch.
I believe the grit stitch is sc, dc this is different
This is certainly not a moss stitch. Im from the country where this stitch originated, so perhaps it changed along the way but ultimately this is not a true moss-stitch.
@@campergal6140 grit stitch is one name, CRUNCH stitch is another. On that note, this lady in the video is. She’s doing a crunch stitch, thinking its a moss stitch. This 100 percent is NOT a moss stitch. Im from the location where the moss stitch is created. My guess is this person comes from North America - a place where many people try to make crochet stitches their own (which is not necessarily what she/in video has done, but she was likely taught that this is a crunch stitch or saw it somewhere. It is not, however a Moss Stitch. A moss stitch is much more beautiful, a moss stitch is one of the most fundamental SINGLE CROCHET patterns out there. This is anything BUT a moss stitch.
To be clear, im not hating on the video, the artist or the stitch. I think its relatively lovely. I prefer the Moss stitch, it’s possible Im biased due to my love of the moss stitch, that said -- it for certain is a Crunch Stitch in this video and is NOT a Moss Stitch. Please look up Moss stitch from TL YARN CRAFTS, she does a decent job of properly sourcing the craft while ensuring that patterns are properly named from their origin name. As a person whose Scandinavian and has no relation to TL YARN crafts (her name is Toni)--this ‘Toni’ person does an excellent moss stitch in Tunisian Moss Stitch form and is Circular Tunisian Moss stitch, Basic Moss Stitch and so on, evening explains the differences and explains why its sometimes (moss) called a Rice Stitch but NEVER ever ever a Moss Stitch.
ruclips.net/video/kvuFTM4wfMk/видео.html heres a great moss stitch video
Looks like a sturdy stitch. Very pretty. I love the yarn you chose for this tutorial. I enjoy all your tutorials. Thanks 😊
ruclips.net/video/kvuFTM4wfMk/видео.html heres a great moss stitch video
That hook is amazing! Nice stitch too. Great for kitchen items but I would consider for a top out of light yarn so it wouldn’t be see through. Thanks for another clear concise tutorial!
The first things I think of are a throw pillow cover, because so many crocheted cover patterns have holes and you can see the pillow form through them. I also think of a blanket, or more like a thick bedspread to be exact. Also hand towels, face cloths or body cloths. The texture would make a good exfoliating body cloth if done in cotton.
On that note. This lady in the video is. She’s doing a crunch stitch, thinking its a moss stitch. This 100 percent is NOT a moss stitch. Im from the location where the moss stitch is created. My guess is this person comes from North America - a place where many people try to make crochet stitches their own (which is not necessarily what she/in video has done, but she was likely taught that this is a crunch stitch or saw it somewhere. It is not, however a Moss Stitch. A moss stitch is much more beautiful, a moss stitch is one of the most fundamental SINGLE CROCHET patterns out there. This is anything BUT a moss stitch.
To be clear, im not hating on the video, the artist or the stitch. I think its relatively lovely. I prefer the Moss stitch, it’s possible Im biased due to my love of the moss stitch, that said -- it for certain is a Crunch Stitch in this video and is NOT a Moss Stitch. Please look up Moss stitch from TL YARN CRAFTS, she does a decent job of properly sourcing the craft while ensuring that patterns are properly named from their origin name. As a person whose Scandinavian and has no relation to TL YARN crafts (her name is Toni)--this ‘Toni’ person does an excellent moss stitch in Tunisian Moss Stitch form and is Circular Tunisian Moss stitch, Basic Moss Stitch and so on, evening explains the differences and explains why its sometimes (moss) called a Rice Stitch but NEVER ever ever a Moss Stitch.
Thank you Sarah for this tutorial, the hook that you're using is really nice. Have a nice day Sarah thank you again God bless and stay safe
Beautiful! I feel like this would be great for wrist warmers
Cool pattern. Thank you.
I love your tutorial. They are so easy to follow and explained beautifully. Thank you so much for taking the te to make them. :)
ruclips.net/video/kvuFTM4wfMk/видео.html heres a great moss stitch video
Ohh you are wonderful I love your instructions
Very pretty stitch! and the color is beautiful. very easy to follow tutorial. thank you! ☺️
I love this stitch! I am using a variegated gray worsted weight for a Warm Up America! piece and it breaks up the colors really well. You are my go-to stitch dictionary -- great format and execution 💚
On that note. This lady in the video is. She’s doing a crunch stitch, thinking its a moss stitch. This 100 percent is NOT a moss stitch. Im from the location where the moss stitch is created. My guess is this person comes from North America - a place where many people try to make crochet stitches their own (which is not necessarily what she/in video has done, but she was likely taught that this is a crunch stitch or saw it somewhere. It is not, however a Moss Stitch. A moss stitch is much more beautiful, a moss stitch is one of the most fundamental SINGLE CROCHET patterns out there. This is anything BUT a moss stitch.
To be clear, im not hating on the video, the artist or the stitch. I think its relatively lovely. I prefer the Moss stitch, it’s possible Im biased due to my love of the moss stitch, that said -- it for certain is a Crunch Stitch in this video and is NOT a Moss Stitch. Please look up Moss stitch from TL YARN CRAFTS, she does a decent job of properly sourcing the craft while ensuring that patterns are properly named from their origin name. As a person whose Scandinavian and has no relation to TL YARN crafts (her name is Toni)--this ‘Toni’ person does an excellent moss stitch in Tunisian Moss Stitch form and is Circular Tunisian Moss stitch, Basic Moss Stitch and so on, evening explains the differences and explains why its sometimes (moss) called a Rice Stitch but NEVER ever ever a Moss Stitch.
I loved the tutorial, I made a pocket shawl and cowl scarf
I’m definitely going to try this stitch, thanks for the lesson
On that note. This lady in the video is. She’s doing a crunch stitch, thinking its a moss stitch. This 100 percent is NOT a moss stitch. Im from the location where the moss stitch is created. My guess is this person comes from North America - a place where many people try to make crochet stitches their own (which is not necessarily what she/in video has done, but she was likely taught that this is a crunch stitch or saw it somewhere. It is not, however a Moss Stitch. A moss stitch is much more beautiful, a moss stitch is one of the most fundamental SINGLE CROCHET patterns out there. This is anything BUT a moss stitch.
To be clear, im not hating on the video, the artist or the stitch. I think its relatively lovely. I prefer the Moss stitch, it’s possible Im biased due to my love of the moss stitch, that said -- it for certain is a Crunch Stitch in this video and is NOT a Moss Stitch. Please look up Moss stitch from TL YARN CRAFTS, she does a decent job of properly sourcing the craft while ensuring that patterns are properly named from their origin name. As a person whose Scandinavian and has no relation to TL YARN crafts (her name is Toni)--this ‘Toni’ person does an excellent moss stitch in Tunisian Moss Stitch form and is Circular Tunisian Moss stitch, Basic Moss Stitch and so on, evening explains the differences and explains why its sometimes (moss) called a Rice Stitch but NEVER ever ever a Moss Stitch.
Your crochwt hook is magical
Thank you. Will attempt on washcloths.
Thanks for sharing
Hello….I make face washers with this stitch as they have just the right texture and I’m actually in the process of making a top for my granddaughter using the same stitch, It’ll be interesting to see how it turns out, I’ve also made 2 rather large blankets for 2 other granddaughters with bulky yarn using this stitch looks and feels great 😊
Love this !!! I'd make a chunky yarn blanket ❤❤
You’ll need a thicker yarn, chunky/bulky.
I’ve made hand towels for my brother Using sugar and cream cotton in the Moss stitch which looks different than this, so I am interested in learning how to do this stitch. I probably thought I was doing the moss stitch but was doing something else. Than you!
@mls_Words_of_Wisdom Hi, i hope you see this. You, ‘ML’s Words of Wisdom, are NOT doing the wrong stitch. This lady in the video is. She’s doing a crunch stitch, thinking its a moss stitch. This 100 percent is NOT a moss stitch. Im from the location where the moss stitch is created. My guess is this person comes from North America - a place where many people try to make crochet stitches their own (which is not necessarily what she/in video has done, but she was likely taught that this is a crunch stitch or saw it somewhere. It is not, however a Moss Stitch. A moss stitch is much more beautiful, a moss stitch is one of the most fundamental SINGLE CROCHET patterns out there. This is anything BUT a moss stitch.
To be clear, im not hating on the video, the artist or the stitch. I think its relatively lovely. I prefer the Moss stitch, it’s possible Im biased due to my love of the moss stitch, that said -- it for certain is a Crunch Stitch in this video and is NOT a Moss Stitch. Please look up Moss stitch from TL YARN CRAFTS, she does a decent job of properly sourcing the craft while ensuring that patterns are properly named from their origin name. As a person whose Scandinavian and has no relation to TL YARN crafts (her name is Toni)--this ‘Toni’ person does an excellent moss stitch in Tunisian Moss Stitch form and is Circular Tunisian Moss stitch, Basic Moss Stitch and so on, evening explains the differences and explains why its sometimes (moss) called a Rice Stitch but NEVER ever ever a Moss Stitch.
I used to second guess myself, too, ML, however, its important we trust our instincts, too, especially in an ever changing world where - eventually - people will run out of fundamental patterns and begin changing them - the trick is to ensure that, during the changing process, the names are held to a standard in association with the pattern.
On that note. This lady in the video is. She’s doing a crunch stitch, thinking its a moss stitch. This 100 percent is NOT a moss stitch. Im from the location where the moss stitch is created. My guess is this person comes from North America - a place where many people try to make crochet stitches their own (which is not necessarily what she/in video has done, but she was likely taught that this is a crunch stitch or saw it somewhere. It is not, however a Moss Stitch. A moss stitch is much more beautiful, a moss stitch is one of the most fundamental SINGLE CROCHET patterns out there. This is anything BUT a moss stitch.
To be clear, im not hating on the video, the artist or the stitch. I think its relatively lovely. I prefer the Moss stitch, it’s possible Im biased due to my love of the moss stitch, that said -- it for certain is a Crunch Stitch in this video and is NOT a Moss Stitch. Please look up Moss stitch from TL YARN CRAFTS, she does a decent job of properly sourcing the craft while ensuring that patterns are properly named from their origin name. As a person whose Scandinavian and has no relation to TL YARN crafts (her name is Toni)--this ‘Toni’ person does an excellent moss stitch in Tunisian Moss Stitch form and is Circular Tunisian Moss stitch, Basic Moss Stitch and so on, evening explains the differences and explains why its sometimes (moss) called a Rice Stitch but NEVER ever ever a Moss Stitch.
ruclips.net/video/kvuFTM4wfMk/видео.html heres a great moss stitch video
Thankyou very pretty God bless
Hi, I am using this stitch for a sweater. Can you show me how to decrease it? Please
Use double stranded cotton for a hot pad
QUESTION: LOVE this stitch, it looks like it makes a really nice piece of fabric. With the Pantone Yarn...since there are 5 colors, when you make a project do you use all 5 colors or do you usually just use 1 color from the hank? Do you need to spin these into a center pull ball to use? TFS!!!
On that note. This lady in the video is. She’s doing a crunch stitch, thinking its a moss stitch. This 100 percent is NOT a moss stitch. Im from the location where the moss stitch is created. My guess is this person comes from North America - a place where many people try to make crochet stitches their own (which is not necessarily what she/in video has done, but she was likely taught that this is a crunch stitch or saw it somewhere. It is not, however a Moss Stitch. A moss stitch is much more beautiful, a moss stitch is one of the most fundamental SINGLE CROCHET patterns out there. This is anything BUT a moss stitch.
To be clear, im not hating on the video, the artist or the stitch. I think its relatively lovely. I prefer the Moss stitch, it’s possible Im biased due to my love of the moss stitch, that said -- it for certain is a Crunch Stitch in this video and is NOT a Moss Stitch. Please look up Moss stitch from TL YARN CRAFTS, she does a decent job of properly sourcing the craft while ensuring that patterns are properly named from their origin name. As a person whose Scandinavian and has no relation to TL YARN crafts (her name is Toni)--this ‘Toni’ person does an excellent moss stitch in Tunisian Moss Stitch form and is Circular Tunisian Moss stitch, Basic Moss Stitch and so on, evening explains the differences and explains why its sometimes (moss) called a Rice Stitch but NEVER ever ever a Moss Stitch.
ruclips.net/video/kvuFTM4wfMk/видео.html heres a great moss stitch video
It looks like when you chain one and turn, you slip stitch and hdc in the back loop only?
No. She slips and HDCs in the whole stitch, not just the back loop only. If you'll notice you'll see two threads on the top when she goes in, that indicates that she goes through the whole stitch and not just the front or back loop only. I hope you see that. However, on a design point of view--try it with BLO (back loop only) and see how you like that. Nothing's concrete, set in stone. If going in that BLO makes you happy go for it. It will leave a "ridge" on your work that you might like! ;o)
It’s in both loops. It’s the hdc stitches from row 1~ hdc are notorious for tilting and that’s why they are often missed.
That is what she does, yes. But i will explain something further. On that note, this lady in the video is. She’s doing a Crunch Stitch, while thinking its a moss stitch. This 100 percent is NOT a moss stitch. Im from the location where the moss stitch is created. My guess is this person comes from North America - a place where many people try to make crochet stitches their own (which is not necessarily what she/in video has done, but she was likely taught that this is a crunch stitch or saw it somewhere. It is not, however a Moss Stitch. A moss stitch is much more beautiful, a moss stitch is one of the most fundamental SINGLE CROCHET patterns out there. This is anything BUT a moss stitch.
To be clear, im not hating on the video, the artist or the stitch. I think its relatively lovely. I prefer the Moss stitch, it’s possible Im biased due to my love of the moss stitch, that said -- it for certain is a Crunch Stitch in this video and is NOT a Moss Stitch. Please look up Moss stitch from TL YARN CRAFTS, she does a decent job of properly sourcing the craft while ensuring that patterns are properly named from their origin name. As a person whose Scandinavian and has no relation to TL YARN crafts (her name is Toni)--this ‘Toni’ person does an excellent moss stitch in Tunisian Moss Stitch form and is Circular Tunisian Moss stitch, Basic Moss Stitch and so on, evening explains the differences and explains why its sometimes (moss) called a Rice Stitch but NEVER ever ever a Moss Stitch.
Do you have tutorial on raspberry stitch
Beautiful!! Can do this stitch in the round?
You can! You can see it worked in a round here on my Terra Nova Beanie: ruclips.net/video/DYs7TQMq6c4/видео.html
@@RichTexturesCrochetthank you very much.I plan to make a bag using this stitch, what is your opinion?
Yes, you can do all stitches in a round if you’ve got the grit, the tools and the know how haha
On that note. This lady in the video is. She’s doing a crunch stitch, thinking its a moss stitch. This 100 percent is NOT a moss stitch. Im from the location where the moss stitch is created. My guess is this person comes from North America - a place where many people try to make crochet stitches their own (which is not necessarily what she/in video has done, but she was likely taught that this is a crunch stitch or saw it somewhere. It is not, however a Moss Stitch. A moss stitch is much more beautiful, a moss stitch is one of the most fundamental SINGLE CROCHET patterns out there. This is anything BUT a moss stitch.
To be clear, im not hating on the video, the artist or the stitch. I think its relatively lovely. I prefer the Moss stitch, it’s possible Im biased due to my love of the moss stitch, that said -- it for certain is a Crunch Stitch in this video and is NOT a Moss Stitch. Please look up Moss stitch from TL YARN CRAFTS, she does a decent job of properly sourcing the craft while ensuring that patterns are properly named from their origin name. As a person whose Scandinavian and has no relation to TL YARN crafts (her name is Toni)--this ‘Toni’ person does an excellent moss stitch in Tunisian Moss Stitch form and is Circular Tunisian Moss stitch, Basic Moss Stitch and so on, evening explains the differences and explains why its sometimes (moss) called a Rice Stitch but NEVER ever ever a Moss Stitch.
I've seen so many different versions of this stitch, and I like this one the best. BUT, I would have liked to have seen at least the end of that last row, to see what stitch it ended on and the start of a new row. I think every tutorial should have a minimum of 4 rows, especially for beginning crocheters. Hopefully I'll get it right...but I think I might have missed a stitch at the end of that last row.
@kentuckywoman2 Hi, i hope you see this. You, ‘ML’s Words of Wisdom, are NOT doing the wrong stitch. This lady in the video is. She’s doing a crunch stitch, thinking its a moss stitch. This 100 percent is NOT a moss stitch. Im from the location where the moss stitch is created. My guess is this person comes from North America - a place where many people try to make crochet stitches their own (which is not necessarily what she/in video has done, but she was likely taught that this is a crunch stitch or saw it somewhere. It is not, however a Moss Stitch. A moss stitch is much more beautiful, a moss stitch is one of the most fundamental SINGLE CROCHET patterns out there. This is anything BUT a moss stitch.
To be clear, im not hating on the video, the artist or the stitch. I think its relatively lovely. I prefer the Moss stitch, it’s possible Im biased due to my love of the moss stitch, that said -- it for certain is a Crunch Stitch in this video and is NOT a Moss Stitch. Please look up Moss stitch from TL YARN CRAFTS, she does a decent job of properly sourcing the craft while ensuring that patterns are properly named from their origin name. As a person whose Scandinavian and has no relation to TL YARN crafts (her name is Toni)--this ‘Toni’ person does an excellent moss stitch in Tunisian Moss Stitch form and is Circular Tunisian Moss stitch, Basic Moss Stitch and so on, evening explains the differences and explains why its sometimes (moss) called a Rice Stitch but NEVER ever ever a Moss Stitch.
Throw pillow
OK I figured it out. The miss stitch I was doing was a half double crochet And then a double crochet. I guess the concept is “smaller stitch than larger stitch”.
There's also a version called "kettle stitch" (I think), and it's a Single Crochet followed by a Double Crochet. On the next row, you SC into the DC of previous row and DC into the SC of the previous row. I'm going to try your DC HDC version to see what it looks like.
grit stitch is one name, CRUNCH stitch is another. On that note, this lady in the video is. She’s doing a crunch stitch, thinking its a moss stitch. This 100 percent is NOT a moss stitch. Im from the location where the moss stitch is created. My guess is this person comes from North America - a place where many people try to make crochet stitches their own (which is not necessarily what she/in video has done, but she was likely taught that this is a crunch stitch or saw it somewhere. It is not, however a Moss Stitch. A moss stitch is much more beautiful, a moss stitch is one of the most fundamental SINGLE CROCHET patterns out there. This is anything BUT a moss stitch.
To be clear, im not hating on the video, the artist or the stitch. I think its relatively lovely. I prefer the Moss stitch, it’s possible Im biased due to my love of the moss stitch, that said -- it for certain is a Crunch Stitch in this video and is NOT a Moss Stitch. Please look up Moss stitch from TL YARN CRAFTS, she does a decent job of properly sourcing the craft while ensuring that patterns are properly named from their origin name. As a person whose Scandinavian and has no relation to TL YARN crafts (her name is Toni)--this ‘Toni’ person does an excellent moss stitch in Tunisian Moss Stitch form and is Circular Tunisian Moss stitch, Basic Moss Stitch and so on, evening explains the differences and explains why its sometimes (moss) called a Rice Stitch but NEVER ever ever a Moss Stitch.
grit stitch is one name, CRUNCH stitch is another. On that note, this lady in the video is. She’s doing a crunch stitch, thinking its a moss stitch. This 100 percent is NOT a moss stitch. Im from the location where the moss stitch is created. My guess is this person comes from North America - a place where many people try to make crochet stitches their own (which is not necessarily what she/in video has done, but she was likely taught that this is a crunch stitch or saw it somewhere. It is not, however a Moss Stitch. A moss stitch is much more beautiful, a moss stitch is one of the most fundamental SINGLE CROCHET patterns out there. This is anything BUT a moss stitch.
To be clear, im not hating on the video, the artist or the stitch. I think its relatively lovely. I prefer the Moss stitch, it’s possible Im biased due to my love of the moss stitch, that said -- it for certain is a Crunch Stitch in this video and is NOT a Moss Stitch. Please look up Moss stitch from TL YARN CRAFTS, she does a decent job of properly sourcing the craft while ensuring that patterns are properly named from their origin name. As a person whose Scandinavian and has no relation to TL YARN crafts (her name is Toni)--this ‘Toni’ person does an excellent moss stitch in Tunisian Moss Stitch form and is Circular Tunisian Moss stitch, Basic Moss Stitch and so on, evening explains the differences and explains why its sometimes (moss) called a Rice Stitch but NEVER ever ever a Moss Stitch.
ruclips.net/video/kvuFTM4wfMk/видео.html heres a great moss stitch video
ruclips.net/video/kvuFTM4wfMk/видео.html heres a great moss stitch video
Not being rude, but what is the difference between the even moss & the Linen/Granite Stitches?
Doesn't look like a moss stitch? The pattern is more like the Linen Stitch or Granite Stitch.
Not rude at all! The Even moss stitch is worked using hdc and slip stitches. The stitches are worked directly on top of one another. With the Moss/Linen stitch it is worked using single crochet and chain stitches. The single crochet stitches are staggered and worked in the chain one spaces. As a result the even moss stitch will be a little more textured and solid
baby afghan so they don't get there toes or fingers caught
I like the way you think! I don’t like stitches for blankets that have big holes in them because then my toes get caught in the holes! And you’re right for babies -same thing!
Im confused, this doesn’t look like a moss stitch. I see that its called ‘even moss stitch’, i figured that would mean ‘equal or similar crochet pattern seen on both sides..’ for that reason I was curious. But this doesn’t resemble a moss stitch. I also don’t see similarities in either, I am quite confused…
A better term is a crunch stitch. This is NOT a moss stitch.
This is certainly not a moss stitch. Im from the country where this stitch originated, so perhaps it changed along the way but ultimately this is not a true moss-stitch.
This is called a CRUNCH STITCH, NOT MOSS STITCH. 😊
Just letting you know. This way the 32k plus people, currently who’ve viewed this (on this day jan 29th,’23) know this is actually a ‘crunch stitch’