I LOVE LOVE LOVE how you get to it!! You Don’t talk for 20 minutes before you start sharing and teaching and you explain clearly whats going on OR what's about to happen. Love it!!
I'm going to watch this on the TV and will check it out closer on the group. I love all of these but I have a little more to learn to get these stitches.🫶🫶🫶🫶
I think my favourite has got to be the Bavarian, it’s so beautiful. This is definitely going to be one I’m going to attempt, albeit left-handedly. Awesome video Tiffany, thank you 🙏
I can't wait to try these! I have already made several projects from your video showing the cords & shells blanket and the border that finishes it off with cute, little picots!!
I prefer medium worsted yarns #4. The stitches are easier for me to see since I am over 65 yrs old. I used to love crochet cotton when I was much younger because I loved making lace and the beauty of the stitches. I love your tutorial style, and I wanted to see both the Catherian's Wheel and Bavarian Stitch patterns, as I was confused about the written patterns. Now, I'm looking forward to replicating what you did. 😀
Hi tiffany hansen right now I am working on my cottage core mosaic blanket and granny squares blanket and butterfly mosaic blanket and treble crochet blanket and I love your channel and your videos and if you keep making videos I will keep watching them and what is your favorite crochet project to work on right now and favorite type of yarn to used when crocheting and keep up the great work on your RUclips channel and keep up the great work on your crochet project
Hi Tiffany. I just tried to crochet the Bavarian stitch, but it's too complicated for me. I hope you will share more patterns that are a little less complicated and confusing. Thank you for sharing these. Have a great day!
I also default to ⁰#4 weight yarn for blankets. I'm going to make a few washcloths and scrubbies for the veterans project of the Starfish Association, with these stitches.
I generally use a 2 weight to a 4 weight depending on what kind of afghan I am making. Especially for children I go lighter only because 4 weight can get awfully heavy for sleeping under for kids under 5. But as always it's a personal choice.
I’m planning to Make my 7 y/o Grandson personal throw. Are these patterns yarn eaters? If I used a self Striping Cake, Skein etc Do you have any idea how many would be need? Depends on weight…Yes, I don’t work well with thin yarn (Dk or sport -Hands shakes, a little hard to control my tensions. Arthritis. Lastly would a weight 4 yarn be to heavy. They look very dense. I appreciate your input Immensely. Love your tutorials and stitch alongs. Thank you so much Tiffany. 🙏🏽🥰
Hi there! The only pattern here that might be a bit of a yarn eater would be the Bavarian Stitch but because all of these stitches are flat, not too bad on that. I’m not really sure about the self striping question. I recommend you try searching, getting your numbers and that will tell you everything you need to know. If you’re not sure how to do that check out my Swatch Series where I share all of my secrets in finding information for a blanket before I begin. Click Here: ruclips.net/p/PL6HRmAfbRXTV5Kt9XjOmWPEmXBaVn5nkV A size 4 weight yarn is probably the largest size you can go to keep things in the lighter end. After that things get bulkier and weigh more. I hope all this helps!! Have fun!
Thank you Tiffany!..that math makes perfect sense…it always tickles me when some teens grumble abut “not needing math in adult life”…..every day, right?…🤣😄..I so appreciate your xpanded info, and especially your happy face…ha, I had a suspicion that I would have to make the dreaded swatch….te bonus of that is that you get to see f you like that yarn in rhat stitch astern….love your videos!
Hi Tiffany. Just wanted to tell you my WUA! Baby blanket donation is on its way. Sent it this afternoon. Couldn’t find your post for it, wanted to let you know
Thank You So Much for participating in our Warm Up America Baby Blanket campaign Cheryl!! No worries on the exact post. She will know if it’s a baby blanket right now it probably goes towards our numbers. I really appreciate your help and support in making this world a better place. 🤗🧶❤️
i live in a retirement home and crocheting is what helps me through the day i make blankets and toques for those homeless so i was hoping if you could recommend a nice stitch for warmth thank you
@@CrochetWithTiffany we will be fine but YOU and the FAMILY you gave us will be missed. Please go do your thing. I'm will survive. I will see you next week.
Hi Tiffany! I can’t find a place to email you, so I am putting my question to you here….😊. I see many videos on how to figure out how much yarn you need for a project, but none on the question of how to USE THE YARN YOU HAVE…example: I have 3 cakes of Mandala yarn that I want to use up…I think it is app 1700 yds… it’s the chain… how big to make it… in the past, I have made a chain that I think will be good and I wind up with either running out of yarn for a good proportionate size, or have too much yarn left over because the blanket is getting too tall… it’s good to have some left over, but a lot is of no use…any tips?
That is a fantastic question Suzanne! I just wrote that down to make a video on it. Until then, what I do to figure out if I have enough yarn to make a blanket is first work up a swatch. I write down the dimensions of the swatch (how many inches wide/long). Then I mark the end of the swatch with a knot (or you can cut the yarn) and unravel the swatch. Measure how many inches of yarn were in the swatch. Take that number and divide it by 12. Now you know how many feet of yarn you had. Take this new number and divide it by 3. Now you know how many yards of yarn it took to make that swatch. Find how many yards of yarn total you have to work with and divide the TOTAL number of yards you have by how many yards of yarn you got out of the swatch. Now you know how many swatches you can play with. Example, You can make 20 swatches. Ok, you could play with 4 swatches wide by 5 swatches tall. How many inches wide was your swatch? 5 inches wide? so 5 inches wide swatch x 4 swatches = 20 inches wide blanket. I hope that makes sense. I'll explain it all in the video that I make. If you would like even more help definitely check out my Crochet Club Membership where I can help explain this to you in person with examples.. I would love to see you there. To check out my membership program click here: members.crochetwithTiffany.com. It's free to try. 😊❤️🧶
I can help you even further. Here is a blog post connected to this video where you can find the whole written out pattern for the Catherine's Wheel stitch. CLICK HERE: www.crochetwithtiffany.com/post/blanket-bliss-explore-3-captivating-crochet-stitches-to-elevate-your-creations
All lovely but for me personally,tedious. I made a king size blanket with the Bavarian stitch… never again very tedious. Star stitch very pretty but again,tedious,especially on a large scale as is the Catherine wheel
TY for this tutorial! These are each such beautiful stitches!! I am so terrified to try the Catherine stitch! 😳😬🫣😨 idk why? Your tutorial makes it look so doable!! 🥰 thank you again!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE how you get to it!! You Don’t talk for 20 minutes before you start sharing and teaching and you explain clearly whats going on OR what's about to happen. Love it!!
Thank you for the feedback! I'm so happy you enjoyed my video! 😊❤️🧶
Love all the stitches, my favorite was the Bavarian stitch.
Ohhh.... love these! I do think the Bavarian will be one of my next stitches to use!
Tiffany thanks for sharing these stitches.
I love love the bavarian stitch. I made a blanket with that stitch and it came out gorgeous. Thank you for sharing these stitches. ❤
I'm going to watch this on the TV and will check it out closer on the group. I love all of these but I have a little more to learn to get these stitches.🫶🫶🫶🫶
Love love 1 or 2 row repeat stitches. Thank you so much
Aagghh, I will be back! Beautiful job, thank you. Turning out to be a crazy day. 😅
I think my favourite has got to be the Bavarian, it’s so beautiful. This is definitely going to be one I’m going to attempt, albeit left-handedly. Awesome video Tiffany, thank you 🙏
YAY!! Have fun!! 😊🧶❤️
Oh my goodness, I absolutely loved that Bavarian stitch! Totally stunning! All were beautiful, but that was my favorite!!🥰
Beautiful stitches. Beyond what i can do.
Pretty stitches. Thank you!
So pretty , can’t wait to try them !
I've made 2 Bavarian stitch blankets and they both got great raves. Everybody loves it and wants it
Each one of these stitches are beautiful and create such awesome fabric. Thank you for sharing this with us all 😊
I can't wait to try these! I have already made several projects from your video showing the cords & shells blanket and the border that finishes it off with cute, little picots!!
I love this! Can’t wait for you to try out these stitches. 🤗❤️🧶
I prefer medium worsted yarns #4. The stitches are easier for me to see since I am over 65 yrs old. I used to love crochet cotton when I was much younger because I loved making lace and the beauty of the stitches.
I love your tutorial style, and I wanted to see both the Catherian's Wheel and Bavarian Stitch patterns, as I was confused about the written patterns. Now, I'm looking forward to replicating what you did. 😀
I really like the Bavarian square!
Me Too! 😊❤️🧶
These are all such beautiful stitches! I can totally understand why you picked them!!
Thanks for sharing! 💜🧶
❤ going to try it looks beautiful thank you 🎉
Thank you sooo much for this tutorial!!! You explain and show clearer than a lot of RUclipsrs.❤
Thank you so much for watching! I’m glad my videos can be helpful. 🤗🧶❤️
Thank you ❤️😘♥️🙏🏻
Thank you so much for these. I tend to grab 4 weight yarn as well. Wanting to try the Bavarian Square.
All so beautiful! Thank you for sharing, Tiffany 😊
Can’t wait to use some of these new stitches! You make it look so easy! ❤🧶❤
Hi tiffany hansen right now I am working on my cottage core mosaic blanket and granny squares blanket and butterfly mosaic blanket and treble crochet blanket and I love your channel and your videos and if you keep making videos I will keep watching them and what is your favorite crochet project to work on right now and favorite type of yarn to used when crocheting and keep up the great work on your RUclips channel and keep up the great work on your crochet project
Hi Tiffany. I just tried to crochet the Bavarian stitch, but it's too complicated for me. I hope you will share more patterns that are a little less complicated and confusing. Thank you for sharing these. Have a great day!
Love what fun stitches these are!
I also default to ⁰#4 weight yarn for blankets.
I'm going to make a few washcloths and scrubbies for the veterans project of the Starfish Association, with these stitches.
My go to is a 4 weight
I generally use a 2 weight to a 4 weight depending on what kind of afghan I am making. Especially for children I go lighter only because 4 weight can get awfully heavy for sleeping under for kids under 5. But as always it's a personal choice.
I’m planning to
Make my 7 y/o Grandson personal throw.
Are these patterns yarn eaters?
If I used a self Striping
Cake, Skein etc
Do you have any idea how many would be need?
Depends on weight…Yes, I don’t work well with thin yarn (Dk or sport -Hands shakes, a little hard to control my tensions. Arthritis.
Lastly would a weight 4 yarn be to heavy. They look very dense.
I appreciate your input
Immensely.
Love your tutorials and stitch alongs.
Thank you so much
Tiffany.
🙏🏽🥰
Hi there! The only pattern here that might be a bit of a yarn eater would be the Bavarian Stitch but because all of these stitches are flat, not too bad on that.
I’m not really sure about the self striping question. I recommend you try searching, getting your numbers and that will tell you everything you need to know.
If you’re not sure how to do that check out my Swatch Series where I share all of my secrets in finding information for a blanket before I begin.
Click Here: ruclips.net/p/PL6HRmAfbRXTV5Kt9XjOmWPEmXBaVn5nkV
A size 4 weight yarn is probably the largest size you can go to keep things in the lighter end. After that things get bulkier and weigh more.
I hope all this helps!! Have fun!
Thank you Tiffany!..that math makes perfect sense…it always tickles me when some teens grumble abut “not needing math in adult life”…..every day, right?…🤣😄..I so appreciate your xpanded info, and especially your happy face…ha, I had a suspicion that I would have to make the dreaded swatch….te bonus of that is that you get to see f you like that yarn in rhat stitch astern….love your videos!
Hi Tiffany. Just wanted to tell you my WUA! Baby blanket donation is on its way. Sent it this afternoon. Couldn’t find your post for it, wanted to let you know
Thank You So Much for participating in our Warm Up America Baby Blanket campaign Cheryl!! No worries on the exact post. She will know if it’s a baby blanket right now it probably goes towards our numbers. I really appreciate your help and support in making this world a better place. 🤗🧶❤️
i live in a retirement home and crocheting is what helps me through the day i make blankets and toques for those homeless so i was hoping if you could recommend a nice stitch for warmth thank you
When you say tog, do you mean together? I just don't want to mess up.
Yes! That is correct. In knit and crochet the term tog is just an abbreviation for together. 😊🧶❤️
Oh no just seeing you makes me miss you already. Wednesday will be lonely: but you go take care of you have a good time.
Oh Sandra, I’ve been thinking about you too. I hope you have a nice Wednesday and I will see you very soon. Sending you Love 💕
@@CrochetWithTiffany we will be fine but YOU and the FAMILY you gave us will be missed. Please go do your thing. I'm will survive. I will see you next week.
Hi Tiffany! I can’t find a place to email you, so I am putting my question to you here….😊. I see many videos on how to figure out how much yarn you need for a project, but none on the question of how to USE THE YARN YOU HAVE…example:
I have 3 cakes of Mandala yarn that I want to use up…I think it is app 1700 yds… it’s the chain… how big to make it… in the past, I have made a chain that I think will be good and I wind up with either running out of yarn for a good proportionate size, or have too much yarn left over because the blanket is getting too tall… it’s good to have some left over, but a lot is of no use…any tips?
That is a fantastic question Suzanne! I just wrote that down to make a video on it. Until then, what I do to figure out if I have enough yarn to make a blanket is first work up a swatch. I write down the dimensions of the swatch (how many inches wide/long). Then I mark the end of the swatch with a knot (or you can cut the yarn) and unravel the swatch. Measure how many inches of yarn were in the swatch. Take that number and divide it by 12. Now you know how many feet of yarn you had. Take this new number and divide it by 3. Now you know how many yards of yarn it took to make that swatch.
Find how many yards of yarn total you have to work with and divide the TOTAL number of yards you have by how many yards of yarn you got out of the swatch.
Now you know how many swatches you can play with. Example, You can make 20 swatches. Ok, you could play with 4 swatches wide by 5 swatches tall.
How many inches wide was your swatch? 5 inches wide? so 5 inches wide swatch x 4 swatches = 20 inches wide blanket.
I hope that makes sense.
I'll explain it all in the video that I make.
If you would like even more help definitely check out my Crochet Club Membership where I can help explain this to you in person with examples.. I would love to see you there. To check out my membership program click here: members.crochetwithTiffany.com. It's free to try. 😊❤️🧶
How do you end row 2 of the cathrines wheel stitch?
I can help you even further. Here is a blog post connected to this video where you can find the whole written out pattern for the Catherine's Wheel stitch.
CLICK HERE: www.crochetwithtiffany.com/post/blanket-bliss-explore-3-captivating-crochet-stitches-to-elevate-your-creations
All lovely but for me personally,tedious. I made a king size blanket with the Bavarian stitch… never again very tedious. Star stitch very pretty but again,tedious,especially on a large scale as is the Catherine wheel
Completely see where you’re coming from. But they are intriguing.
@@CrochetWithTiffany totally and really beautiful too but I’ll stick to smaller scale makes in future lol
TY for this tutorial! These are each such beautiful stitches!! I am so terrified to try the Catherine stitch! 😳😬🫣😨 idk why? Your tutorial makes it look so doable!! 🥰 thank you again!
Love It! You CAN do it! So excited for you to give it a try and grow in your crochet ability. 😊🧶❤️
I too use 4 too often...lol. I'm branching out though 😂❤