Hello, I'm not a native English speaker and many times it's hard for me to follow videos in English, but with you I didn't miss a single word. Thank you!
Your channel is truly wonderful and you perfectly explained everything I am using this ocean stitch alternating a charcoal and a jewel toned color way that I needed to use up Thank you so much!
Oh My Goodness! This is such a beautiful stitch. Saw it years ago, but could never understand it. But, you have done such an amazing job of explaining and going slow enough that I could finally grasp it. Thank you so very much!
Might I suggest using a larger hook when doing the initial chain, then switching to the hook that you are going to use for the project. It makes it much easier to get into the foundation ocean stitch.
Yes, it is very pretty. You can choose the bind off method you prefer, see my video in my Tunisian Crochet School here: ruclips.net/video/MLr36bzuJmE/видео.html . 😊
Excellent explanation! I have a question: When you began the instruction, you already had your chain of 10 made, and the loop on your hook looked like it was sitting in a different position, almost like it was turned in a different direction than it would normally be after making chains -do you put the loop on your hook in a different type of starting position when you do Tunisian crochet? Is there a small knot or an extra smaller chain under it, that makes the loop stand up/turn a different direction? I'm going to look through your videos to see if there's a special technique you use. Thank you for this great tutorial, you explain this stitch pattern very well!
Thank you! So sorry for replying only now, but sometimes I do not receive a notification when someone leaves a comment... :/ Anyway, no, I don't start with a "special chain". Maybe the beginning loop looks a bit different because it is looser than the other stitches, it is "unworked", if you get what I mean. Or maybe it's just my personal tension. :)
I used a lovely, self-striping acrylic yarn by an Italian yarn company called Tessiland. It is out of production, unfortunately, but they have similar yarns too. 😉
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Your videos are always clearly shown, you use yarn fat enough to show what is happening, and clearly explain every step- a win-win!
Thank you so much! :)
Awesome tutorial, thank you so much for being so clear and for explaining that the number of stitches change for the different rows ❤
Thank YOU!!
Thank you! I found your tutorial to be much more clear and detailed than others for the Tunisian Ocean Stitch, very helpful!
That was my goal exactly, so I'm happy you found it useful ☺️
Hello, I'm not a native English speaker and many times it's hard for me to follow videos in English, but with you I didn't miss a single word. Thank you!
That's great! ☺️
Thank you, I was looking for a cluster stitch that wasn’t stacked, but staggered.
Loved this tutorial. What an interesting stitch. Must have a go at this one. Thanks for sharing.
Your channel is truly wonderful and you perfectly explained everything
I am using this ocean stitch alternating a charcoal and a jewel toned color way that I needed to use up
Thank you so much!
Thank you, Elyse :)
Beautiful I look forward to trying this one
Very good instructions! This is a difficult stitch to get started, but easy once you get the hang of it. A very beautiful stitch. Thank you.
That's corrrect: you just need to practice, then it becomes easy. 😉
So happy you share these great tutorials.
So happy you like them! 🌸
Thanks for fantastic tutorials🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you! 🌸
Very clear explanation, thank you. Thank you especially for showing how to recognise where you are in the repeat. Helps tremendously.
I'm really happy it helps 😊. Thank you 🌸
Oh My Goodness! This is such a beautiful stitch. Saw it years ago, but could never understand it. But, you have done such an amazing job of explaining and going slow enough that I could finally grasp it. Thank you so very much!
It's my pleasure, Kim, thank you. ☺️
Beautiful stitch ❤️. Great tutorial, easy to follow along. Thanks again for sharing.
Thank you! I'm glad I made it understandable 😊
Might I suggest using a larger hook when doing the initial chain, then switching to the hook that you are going to use for the project. It makes it much easier to get into the foundation ocean stitch.
That's a good idea, thank you 😊
Thank you Sarah! I'm definitely giving this a go. I have a project in mind already too 😊
Good! I'd love to see it when it's finished 😊💙
Thank you. This was a great tutorial. Thank you for the concise instructions so I don’t get mixed up! LOL
Oh, so happy to read this! 💜 Many thanks 😊
Fantastic tutorial ❤️
Thank you! So happy to hear that 😊
Wonderful job explaining!💜💜💜
Thank you so much, Jeanne! :)
I had never seen this stitch before, but it is very pretty and I plan to give it a try. How do you bind off?
Yes, it is very pretty. You can choose the bind off method you prefer, see my video in my Tunisian Crochet School here: ruclips.net/video/MLr36bzuJmE/видео.html . 😊
Excellent explanation! I have a question: When you began the instruction, you already had your chain of 10 made, and the loop on your hook looked like it was sitting in a different position, almost like it was turned in a different direction than it would normally be after making chains -do you put the loop on your hook in a different type of starting position when you do Tunisian crochet? Is there a small knot or an extra smaller chain under it, that makes the loop stand up/turn a different direction? I'm going to look through your videos to see if there's a special technique you use. Thank you for this great tutorial, you explain this stitch pattern very well!
Thank you! So sorry for replying only now, but sometimes I do not receive a notification when someone leaves a comment... :/
Anyway, no, I don't start with a "special chain". Maybe the beginning loop looks a bit different because it is looser than the other stitches, it is "unworked", if you get what I mean. Or maybe it's just my personal tension. :)
What upis the variegated yarn that you have in the background? It is beautiful with this stitch.
This is "Chuck" by Tessiland.com. 😊
What yarn did you use for the beautiful green blanket?
I used a lovely, self-striping acrylic yarn by an Italian yarn company called Tessiland. It is out of production, unfortunately, but they have similar yarns too. 😉
Practice stitch Swatch should be at least 6 in so one can learn the stitch easier
It was a long explanation, so I preferred to make a small swatch. Hope it's still understandable. Thank you!
Good instruction but annoying background music
Thank you for your comment. I eliminated the background music in later videos. 🙂