Thank you for your instruction and pictures to follow the verbal. Beautiful work. I make cradles for a non profit group Bridget's Cradles for 2nd trimester miscarriages. The 1st and 3rd are given a prayer square 3rd trimester miscarriages are big enough for a baby blanket. The cradles with the baby is given to the family to love and grieve before they are sent to the mortuary and burial.. I've made each so far in a different stitch. I've put on Facebook page and the cradles have turned out beautiful. The organization's home office is in the Wichita, Kansas area. The organization serves over 500 hospitals nationwide and the volunteers nationwide make the cradles in crochet and knitting.
with this stitch can I make a afghan with this pattern if I go across and follow the pattern and I am using a red heart arcylic yarn. Or do I have to use concerting yarn for the project? Blair
RUclips covers certain types of music! For full versions of all our stitch videos, click on over here: www.americancrochetassociation.com/p/stitch-challenge
@@AmericanCrochetAssociation I went back to look at it again and the sound was clear. Thank you for responding. Love the stitch. I have to try this one. Have a blessed day.
The video is great. However, as you are called the American Crochet Association, you SHOULD know correct terminology and this IS NOT A STITCH it is A MOTIF. Why are you renaming motifs? Crochet and crochet terms have been around for decades, why do you feel the need to change it?
very very nice, I struggled a little to find the whole video on YT, but it is worth it !
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Very nice stitch. This I must try... Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you, beautiful stitch and perfect in green, makes you think of grass or bushes. Love it!
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Wow love your hook nothing like that in my country Nz and your tuition so awesome to watch must paint my nails
Very nice
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Love this stitch!! Using this in my grandaughter's Lap Throw. Thanks soooo much!!!
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You are welcome
Thank you for your instruction and pictures to follow the verbal. Beautiful work. I make cradles for a non profit group Bridget's Cradles for 2nd trimester miscarriages. The 1st and 3rd are given a prayer square 3rd trimester miscarriages are big enough for a baby blanket. The cradles with the baby is given to the family to love and grieve before they are sent to the mortuary and burial.. I've made each so far in a different stitch. I've put on Facebook page and the cradles have turned out beautiful. The organization's home office is in the Wichita, Kansas area. The organization serves over 500 hospitals nationwide and the volunteers nationwide make the cradles in crochet and knitting.
B do you have a pattern for the cradles?
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How do you increase and decrease in this stich? Hope there is a Way as I would like to make a fitted dress in this stich pattern. Best regards Inge
Thank you for watching! Try this: americancrochetassociation.blog/590/crochet-every-way-stitch-dictionary-book-review/
Thank you for your great video ! I just would like to tell you one thing : the Sedge stitch looks a little bit like the Ripple stich...
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with this stitch can I make a afghan with this pattern if I go across and follow the pattern and I am using a red heart arcylic yarn. Or do I have to use concerting yarn for the project? Blair
Thank you for watching! You can use any yarn you like to work this stitch. Follow the stitch multiple given to alter the size as needed.
@@AmericanCrochetAssociation oh ok thanks so much I love your work 💕💕💕💕
Your sound keeps going in and out.
RUclips covers certain types of music! For full versions of all our stitch videos, click on over here: www.americancrochetassociation.com/p/stitch-challenge
@@AmericanCrochetAssociation I went back to look at it again and the sound was clear. Thank you for responding. Love the stitch. I have to try this one. Have a blessed day.
The video is great. However, as you are called the American Crochet Association, you SHOULD know correct terminology and this IS NOT A STITCH it is A MOTIF. Why are you renaming motifs? Crochet and crochet terms have been around for decades, why do you feel the need to change it?
Thank you for watching! "Motif" is defined as a decorative design or pattern. Stitch and motif can be interchanged here :)