This response is only to help visual learners like myself. Don't get caught up in the language. FOR ME I don't care if you call it a single crochet or a moon crochet, I am going to do exactly what you do to get exactly the same result. So do that and then repeat steps, starting at, I believe, 27:57. IT DOES GET EASIER and you will end up with an extraordinary BEAUTIFUL product. DON'T GIVE UP!! For me also I listened and wrote out the pattern so I could see it. I would share but I used made up terms that I understand but you probably wouldn't...lol.
When I saw this pattern I thought it was beautiful and waned to make a blanket like this one. Right now I have three blankets to make. I was wanting to make this blanket for my third one.
this is remarkably similar to the European "Catherine's Wheel" pattern, which is made with 7 double crochets in the same chain for each half of the circle ... I enjoyed seeing this in white (a perfect Christening blanket)
Thank you I finally got it together in 71 now not as quick as I was but I keep trying I made in link and white for new great granddaughter coming in late July or early August it's beautiful ty
Thank you very much for making the instructions for this blanket so easy to understand. I followed with you making a blanket for my newborn great-nephew now I can also make new blankets for otherf babies due in my growing family. Thank you again.
What a beautiful blanket, You did a great job on instruction and would be very interested in any other patterns that are a little different from the usual. Been crochet for 50 years and now making blankets for great grandchildren. This one was special. Thank you.
I've been looking for an heirloom type pattern for my daughter's first baby and I feel like I've found it!! Thank you for "doing the math" to make it work out lol
Thank you so much for making this tutorial. I’ve only ever made the blanket that starts at the centre and the yarn colours are changed every 2 rounds. 🥰🥰
Hi thank you so much for helping me to get past my corners I am on holiday abroad just now but I will get back on to this square and try again thank you for taking the time to show me much appreciated
Beautiful blanket! I'm so glad this wasn't my first crocheting project, because I might not have picked up a crochet needle again! I kept watching your tutorial until I felt like I understood it. Then I jumped in and it went great! Two thumbs up!!!!!!!
I love this pattern.. I had to watch to make sure I had it right. I was a bit confused when I was listening and not watching when you kept calling the chain 1 a single crochet. But it is a beautiful pattern.
Love this pattern and quite easy to do, I practice the pattern and I'm ready to make the blanket with size four hook, so this summer I have the Mikey Afghan to make and your baby blanket
They must have changed something. I just got some Bernat Baby Sport but it had no shimmer and was 100% acrylic. Kinda bummed but I'm sure the blanket will look nice regardless. Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much for the great tutorial! I've crocheted for over 50 years and have never attempted the Bavarian stitch, so I'm quite anxious to give it a go! It looks so intricate and delicate. Thank you again! (I subscribed to your channel and look forward in watching more of your tutorials!)
Wow, feel much like a detective. Since I really wanted to figure this out I had to write myself written instructions. My problem was working the corners. I realized the corners are worked very differently than the sides ! I mistakenly assumed the corners in row 3 were worked with two sets of 4 TC (like the sides) when in fact the next row corners only worked (for me) if three sets of 4 TC are completed for corners in row 3. Unless I'm wrong (AGAIN) at point 49.32 in the video is a great visual of the circles that clearly have four sets of 4 TC to complete the circle. The design is basically working corners and the sides with the knowledge that they are worked differently meaning the corners are 3 sets of 4 TC and the sides are 2 sets of TC for the 3rd row. Of course row 2 is different. Well, that's my story and I'm sticking to it but I haven't gotten very far yet.
I've had to frog and start many times. Not from the beginning, but during different sections. I got confused when a single crochet was sometimes called a slip-stitch, or a chain, and reversed. I did finally understand the whole idea, so I'm off to the races. This is such a lovely pattern. Well worth some guessing on my part. Thank goodness I can start and stop the video and go back if I need to.
How many yards are required for the baby blanket? I actually need to make it in two colors; pale pink and pale mint green. I completed two in variegated pastel fingering yarn using approximately 1200 yards
The pattern is beautiful. I kept getting confused ONLY on the corner stitches. Iit would be much simpler repeating the corners a little further on into the pattern. If u have any suggestions as to how to work each corner or possibly make another video of the pattern itself would be great.
Do think this blanket would turn out nicely with something like Red Heart Baby Steps (a bit silkier yarn) and if so, how many balls do you think I would need for the square blanket. Beautiful pattern by the way.
That would be gorgeous! As far as how much yarn...I don't know. Keep in mind this pattern takes ALOT of yarn because of all of the Double Crocheting together.
Hi I am having trouble following you as I want to make square and you are doing rectangle. I have been crocheting for over 50 years and my cognitive skills are slowing down tia. Carmen
This is beautiful and you explain the construction beautifully. My only problem is the raised stitches are showing up on the back rather than the front. My guess is it’s because I am left handed. Any ideas how I might fix this? I make blankets to donate to babies who have passed. I like to send pretty ones like this.
Hi think all theres babys blankets with fancy stitchers are really beauateafal hi whoud like to thank.every item i have seen being made in to babys blankets.hi whish hi was able to make a babys blanket with shells patten on and all so bye one of them.i am practiceing but i all ways make a mastake.but to every one .keep trying and meney thanks to the persions showing every person our to crocher so meny items. Yours sincealey mrs julienne fantom.
I'm a novice at crochet but loved your video. Is there a written pattern for this blanket as I find it very difficult to go back and forth to the video? Hope to hear from you soon.
Hi, I'm having a little problem with the blanket. In the middle it seems like a deep hole I have done the blanket several times I've tried tank that ain't right Lucy nut a trade bigger or smaller needles can you maybe help me out I don't know what I'm doing wrong please thank you! 🙏❤😟 P. S. I'm making it Square , Maybe that's my problem???
Thank you for sharing your talent with us. I am making one now for my new granddaughter that will be born in early October 2019. So I started today making it but I was wondering if you can show us what kind of border or should I say how to make a border for this beautiful blanket. I don't know how to load up a video or picture on RUclips to show you how it comes out. But I will try to find someone to help me. Or maybe you can tell me how. Okay Thank's again for sharing ♥ Your student Bella.
So beautiful. I crochet like you do, but, I'm trying to figure out a better way to hold my yarn. I love the way you do it, can you explain how you wrap the yarn and feed it with your left hand. I've tried to figure it out, but, no no avail. Thank you and have a great day
Thank you, I'm not really sure how I hold the yarn. I believe it just goes in between the two fingers. I have no Rhyme or Reason to it. I just do what's comfortable LOL!
It's a beautiful blanket, and stitch, but too confusing as far as where the next row starts, and the corners... I will stick to something easier... and a chain one is not the same as a slip stitch...
I have a question: can you not do a row of single crochets to have a cleaner foundation? Just wondering. It's a beautiful pattern and i'm excited to attempt it.
@@CuteCraftIdeas I'm super excited for this project, I've seen several tutorials but was unable to follow on them. Your's was so easy to follow so thank you SO MUCH !!!!!!!!!
I just realized that I made the Olympic hat from your tutorial. I'm subscribing now because I didn't last time. I'm working on this blanket now. It's so beautiful. I'm making a square blanket so I hope I understood you to start with 2 circles. I have a question: how big will the blanket be? I'm using the same yarn as you only in pink. Thank you very much for sharing this beautiful blanket.
Hi so love your blanket and your instructions are brilliant but I am a beginner and got to your 6 row and got stuck at at the corner after slip stitching into the corner but at the next corner got stuck please help as I love this pattern and would love to make this for my great grandchild thank you
Excellent tutorial! You made a complicated pattern easy! A great teacher! Is there a border that can be added or should we just leave it as is. Best susan
This is a great video, but I am at a pretty basic level. I have made several baby blankets, but never from the middle out. I am having a difficult time figuring out the pattern. At the end of the video I got a little confused on what row we are starting and how to keep going. I can follow the video instructions fine, but as soon as you stopped I got lost. I tried rewatching the video multiple times, but still can't figure out what to do. Anyway I could get a written pattern so I can figure out what comes next? Or a time marker for where I can start the video over to see this row again?
she did say at approx. point 27.57 this is where you will start repeating steps. So just go back to that point and repeat. I was confused at what to do next as well and going back helped me. I hope this helps you.
Great tutorial, thank you! You explained everything very well & thorough, including the hook size! Hope to see many more of your crochet video tutorials in the future! Thank you, again! 🌹🙏🌹
Hi Ana ... Do you know what size a #4 hook is. I looked at a conversion chart and it is a size E. That is kind of small. I was thinking her hook looks more like a G but I could be way off.
Sandra Polichino, the hook that she’s using is a “G/6 - 4mm” crochet hook! But, it doesn’t really matter the hook size, because she says to use a hook size according to what the yarn weight suggests! Plus, the size of the crochet hook depends on you, according to how tight or lose crocheter you are and how much drape you want in your piece! Yarn weight and hook size only matters to me if I’m doing a clothing piece, like cardigan or some other piece! Anyway, I went ahead and rewind and replay several times until I got the right screenshot, which I enlarged and sure enough it is a G/6 - 4.0mm hook and it’s a Susan Bates type of hook. It looks smaller when she’s crocheting because the camera is no longer on a closeup setting! Hope this answers your question!
Sandra Polichino, BTW, here is a link to crochet hook sizes and their letting & number for U.S.A. standard crochet hooks! www.bhookedcrochet.com/crochet-hook-sizes-chart/
Sandra Polichino , oh, good! No, it isn’t really strange! Because, crochet hook have not been standardized, until in recent time there is move to be standardized! There is a lot of discrepancies in sizes depending on where in the world they were made! Good luck with your project! Also, there is a measuring chart with holes for hooks available in case you’re not sure of what’s the right size!
Could you go back to 2 :43 and simplify that way better for the self taught ones . Just tell is simply how many multiples for which size flanker that's it plain and simple.
Hi thanks for the tutorial it was very helpful. I was wondering how to finish this blanket off? I'm making a baby blanket & it is coming out beautiful but I'm just not sure how to finish it. Perhaps you can link the pattern if possible?
Lissette Stevermer it is very simple. When you are done with your scalloped row, you slip stitch through your final Loop. Cut your yarn and then weave it through your last few stitches. I do not have a formal written pattern for this yet I will post when I come up with one. Best of luck!
Well I finished it and I don't like how it came out. right in the middle of the blanket there is a hole. It's hard to describe how there is a hole in the middle of the blanket. It sinks in the middle. Anyway I'm going to try to make another one but instead of a square I'm going to make the long one well good luck to me. 🙁😕😕
I'm just confused about 1 thing. When you make it to the very end when you have to lock down your 3rd half circle are you left with 3 or 4 loops left at the end? I keep ending up with 3 loops left to lock down the 3rd hald circle. Please help
Love this I would like to make it for a cot about 60" - 45" could you please tell me how many rings I need to start and how much yarn is needed in the UK we go by weight 50g , 100g and 400g, also an it be made in DK, I know I have asked a lot of questions but I'm new to crochet. many thanks xx
I'm not really sure how much urine you would need. My yarn was tightly woven & I used 3. Get some baby afghans call for 6 or 7 skeens of yarn. I always over buy, and then return what I don't use.
For a more oblong Afghan I would start with four rings. That should come out nicely for you. As far as yarn I'm not sure. It really depends on how much is on your ball. I always over buy and then return what I don't use I would start with 6 or so.
If I could have I would, but I was somewhat confused as well. Granted it's a beautiful piece of work, that I desire to learn & know. If u receive better understanding of the pattern...please let me know. I would do that for you as well, if I find out anything.
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This response is only to help visual learners like myself. Don't get caught up in the language. FOR ME I don't care if you call it a single crochet or a moon crochet, I am going to do exactly what you do to get exactly the same result. So do that and then repeat steps, starting at, I believe, 27:57. IT DOES GET EASIER and you will end up with an extraordinary BEAUTIFUL product. DON'T GIVE UP!! For me also I listened and wrote out the pattern so I could see it. I would share but I used made up terms that I understand but you probably wouldn't...lol.
Thank you for saying that.
Nice pattern with good explanation. Thank you.
When I saw this pattern I thought it was beautiful and waned to make a blanket like this one. Right now I have three blankets to make. I was wanting to make this blanket for my third one.
this is remarkably similar to the European "Catherine's Wheel" pattern, which is made with 7 double crochets in the same chain for each half of the circle ... I enjoyed seeing this in white (a perfect Christening blanket)
Thank you I finally got it together in 71 now not as quick as I was but I keep trying I made in link and white for new great granddaughter coming in late July or early August it's beautiful ty
Thank you very much for making the instructions for this blanket so easy to understand. I followed with you making a blanket for my newborn great-nephew now I can also make new blankets for otherf babies due in my growing family. Thank you again.
Thank you, for being so easy to understand I could see how you did everything and I'm left handed and could follow you easily x
I'm glad i found this pattern, it's very beautiful. Thank you
I really like this pattern. I’m not that great at crocheting cause I’m just starting to learn, but I’m going to try this one. Thank you.
What a beautiful blanket, You did a great job on instruction and would be very interested in any other patterns that are a little different from the usual. Been crochet for 50 years and now making blankets for great grandchildren. This one was special. Thank you.
I've been looking for an heirloom type pattern for my daughter's first baby and I feel like I've found it!! Thank you for "doing the math" to make it work out lol
Thank you so much for making this tutorial. I’ve only ever made the blanket that starts at the centre and the yarn colours are changed every 2 rounds. 🥰🥰
Beautiful and you explain it fantastic. I will definitely try this for my crochet & knittng club for those poor babies that have passed away.
tried again had to watch it a couple of times your word thru me but made better sense 2nd time thanks
Such a helpful diagram. Thank you xx
I can't wait to get started wiill be making two having twin grand babies . Thanks for this beautiful pattern.
Hi thank you so much for helping me to get past my corners I am on holiday abroad just now but I will get back on to this square and try again thank you for taking the time to show me much appreciated
Thank you, you have a beautiful voice on top of being an excellent teacher!!!
Thanks for the lesson. I love the pattern and your instructions were very easy to understand. I just finished a pink version for a coworker.
I would love to have a go at this .
Thanks for sharing your a great teacher I’ve started one until I get it down.....I’ll still be going back and forward to your video 😁
Beautiful for babies blanket
Beautiful blanket! I'm so glad this wasn't my first crocheting project, because I might not have picked up a crochet needle again! I kept watching your tutorial until I felt like I understood it. Then I jumped in and it went great! Two thumbs up!!!!!!!
I love this pattern.. I had to watch to make sure I had it right. I was a bit confused when I was listening and not watching when you kept calling the chain 1 a single crochet. But it is a beautiful pattern.
Did it take long for you to make the blanket?
I love the pattern
.Thank you very much for making the instructions for this blanket so easy to understand.
YOU ARE AMAZING, Beautiful Design, thank you for the detailed instructions!!!
Love this pattern and quite easy to do, I practice the pattern and I'm ready to make the blanket with size four hook, so this summer I have the Mikey Afghan to make and your baby blanket
Definitely adding this to my crochet bucket list!
Thank You so much!! I made one in Pink!!! Was very well explained!!!
They must have changed something. I just got some Bernat Baby Sport but it had no shimmer and was 100% acrylic. Kinda bummed but I'm sure the blanket will look nice regardless. Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much for the great tutorial! I've crocheted for over 50 years and have never attempted the Bavarian stitch, so I'm quite anxious to give it a go! It looks so intricate and delicate. Thank you again! (I subscribed to your channel and look forward in watching more of your tutorials!)
Cute craft idease. This is quite beautiful. Thanks
Your fingernail polish matches your hook. Lol. Very cute blanket. I gotta try this
I thank you so much,this is the most beautiful gorgeous tutorial. I thank you so much again and again for your wonderful work.Kay.
Thank You for your time and Love for crochet❣❤👏👏👏👏⚘⚘⚘
Beautiful! I will definitely try it out!
Thank you!
Wow, feel much like a detective. Since I really wanted to figure this out I had to write myself written instructions. My problem was working the corners. I realized the corners are worked very differently than the sides ! I mistakenly assumed the corners in row 3 were worked with two sets of 4 TC (like the sides) when in fact the next row corners only worked (for me) if three sets of 4 TC are completed for corners in row 3. Unless I'm wrong (AGAIN) at point 49.32 in the video is a great visual of the circles that clearly have four sets of 4 TC to complete the circle. The design is basically working corners and the sides with the knowledge that they are worked differently meaning the corners are 3 sets of 4 TC and the sides are 2 sets of TC for the 3rd row. Of course row 2 is different. Well, that's my story and I'm sticking to it but I haven't gotten very far yet.
I've had to frog and start many times. Not from the beginning, but during different sections. I got confused when a single crochet was sometimes called a slip-stitch, or a chain, and reversed. I did finally understand the whole idea, so I'm off to the races. This is such a lovely pattern. Well worth some guessing on my part. Thank goodness I can start and stop the video and go back if I need to.
Really Beautiful Thank you for sharing this beautiful little baby blanket, love it ,your a great teacher Thank you x
This is beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you for this beautiful blanket. Great tutor. God Bless.
This looks very interesting and the finished product is adorable. Thank you
Great tutorial and beautiful pattern. Thank you
such a pretty pattern, im working on one now
I made the same blanket by using double crochet instead of triple crochet.
How many chains did you start with? Multiples of 7 + 6?
How many chains did you start with?
@@terischott6665 Did you try doing with double crochet stitches? Did you use 7 +6?
How many yards are required for the baby blanket? I actually need to make it in two colors; pale pink and pale mint green. I completed two in variegated pastel fingering yarn using approximately 1200 yards
Beautiful blanket...very good tutorial x
The pattern is beautiful. I kept getting confused ONLY on the corner stitches. Iit would be much simpler repeating the corners a little further on into the pattern. If u have any suggestions as to how to work each corner or possibly make another video of the pattern itself would be great.
Love this! I can't find if you mentioned how much yarn you used? Want to make sure I buy enough for 40" x 40" square.
Beautiful blanket perfect video thank you so much
Beautiful work thnks
Do think this blanket would turn out nicely with something like Red Heart Baby Steps (a bit silkier yarn) and if so, how many balls do you think I would need for the square blanket. Beautiful pattern by the way.
That would be gorgeous! As far as how much yarn...I don't know. Keep in mind this pattern takes ALOT of yarn because of all of the Double Crocheting together.
Hi I am having trouble following you as I want to make square and you are doing rectangle. I have been crocheting for over 50 years and my cognitive skills are slowing down tia. Carmen
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Do you have a written pattern for this blanket?
This is beautiful. Thanks for sharing. I just subscribed to your channel and am looking forward to seeing more of your beautiful crocheting.
This is beautiful and you explain the construction beautifully. My only problem is the raised stitches are showing up on the back rather than the front. My guess is it’s because I am left handed. Any ideas how I might fix this? I make blankets to donate to babies who have passed. I like to send pretty ones like this.
anne Duncan I'm pretty sure you just need to go through the other side of the post
Hi think all theres babys blankets with fancy stitchers are really beauateafal hi whoud like to thank.every item i have seen being made in to babys blankets.hi whish hi was able to make a babys blanket with shells patten on and all so bye one of them.i am practiceing but i all ways make a mastake.but to every one .keep trying and meney thanks to the persions showing every person our to crocher so meny items. Yours sincealey mrs julienne fantom.
Cute Craft Ideas I will try that.
I'm left handed and had no problem with the pattern, I did try it with a fp but you're working on the wrong sideand the result wasn't as neat
This is a beautiful baby blanket. Thank you.
I love it! Thanks!
I'm a novice at crochet but loved your video. Is there a written pattern for this blanket as I find it very difficult to go back and forth to the video? Hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks for sharing a beautiful pattern. Is there a hat and sweater set tutorial with this same stitch
how many skeins do i need to do this baby blanket? 12.3 oz 1236 yards per ball of bernat baby big ball sport
Hi, I'm having a little problem with the blanket. In the middle it seems like a deep hole I have done the blanket several times I've tried tank that ain't right Lucy nut a trade bigger or smaller needles can you maybe help me out I don't know what I'm doing wrong please thank you! 🙏❤😟
P. S. I'm making it Square ,
Maybe that's my problem???
I guess I don't understand. Was this just a sample or is the actual way you start the blanket/
How many skeins of yarn would you suggest to get a decent size baby blanket with this pattern? Maybe 3'x3'?
Thank you for sharing your talent with us. I am making one now for my new granddaughter that will be born in early October 2019. So I started today making it but I was wondering if you can show us what kind of border or should I say how to make a border for this beautiful blanket. I don't know how to load up a video or picture on RUclips to show you how it comes out. But I will try to find someone to help me. Or maybe you can tell me how. Okay Thank's again for sharing ♥
Your student Bella.
The border is naturally created within the pattern by the scalloped edge round. Just stop when you are happy with the size.
So beautiful. I crochet like you do, but, I'm trying to figure out a better way to hold my yarn. I love the way you do it, can you explain how you wrap the yarn and feed it with your left hand. I've tried to figure it out, but, no no avail. Thank you and have a great day
Thank you, I'm not really sure how I hold the yarn. I believe it just goes in between the two fingers. I have no Rhyme or Reason to it. I just do what's comfortable LOL!
@@CuteCraftIdeas lol
It's a beautiful blanket, and stitch, but too confusing as far as where the next row starts, and the corners... I will stick to something easier... and a chain one is not the same as a slip stitch...
I have a question: can you not do a row of single crochets to have a cleaner foundation? Just wondering. It's a beautiful pattern and i'm excited to attempt it.
Possibly! Let me know how it works out.
@@CuteCraftIdeas I'm super excited for this project, I've seen several tutorials but was unable to follow on them. Your's was so easy to follow so thank you SO MUCH !!!!!!!!!
I just realized that I made the Olympic hat from your tutorial. I'm subscribing now because I didn't last time. I'm working on this blanket now. It's so beautiful. I'm making a square blanket so I hope I understood you to start with 2 circles. I have a question: how big will the blanket be? I'm using the same yarn as you only in pink. Thank you very much for sharing this beautiful blanket.
Hi so love your blanket and your instructions are brilliant but I am a beginner and got to your 6 row and got stuck at at the corner after slip stitching into the corner but at the next corner got stuck please help as I love this pattern and would love to make this for my great grandchild thank you
If you let me know the minute count of the video where you are stuck I will try and help you through it.
Hi I am stuck after you finished the video at the corners thank you for replying so quick
So to do the inside corner watch the video at 27:18 minute marker, and for the outside corner watch the video at 34:15 minute marker
Thank you so much for adding on to your video
Can anyone tell me the yardage or how many skeins of yarn are needed for baby blanket ,please?
Excellent tutorial! You made a complicated pattern easy! A great teacher! Is there a border that can be added or should we just leave it as is.
Best susan
nice design
This is a great video, but I am at a pretty basic level. I have made several baby blankets, but never from the middle out. I am having a difficult time figuring out the pattern. At the end of the video I got a little confused on what row we are starting and how to keep going. I can follow the video instructions fine, but as soon as you stopped I got lost. I tried rewatching the video multiple times, but still can't figure out what to do. Anyway I could get a written pattern so I can figure out what comes next? Or a time marker for where I can start the video over to see this row again?
she did say at approx. point 27.57 this is where you will start repeating steps. So just go back to that point and repeat. I was confused at what to do next as well and going back helped me. I hope this helps you.
Great tutorial, thank you! You explained everything very well & thorough, including the hook size! Hope to see many more of your crochet video tutorials in the future! Thank you, again! 🌹🙏🌹
Hi Ana ... Do you know what size a #4 hook is. I looked at a conversion chart and it is a size E. That is kind of small. I was thinking her hook looks more like a G but I could be way off.
Sandra Polichino, the hook that she’s using is a “G/6 - 4mm” crochet hook! But, it doesn’t really matter the hook size, because she says to use a hook size according to what the yarn weight suggests! Plus, the size of the crochet hook depends on you, according to how tight or lose crocheter you are and how much drape you want in your piece! Yarn weight and hook size only matters to me if I’m doing a clothing piece, like cardigan or some other piece! Anyway, I went ahead and rewind and replay several times until I got the right screenshot, which I enlarged and sure enough it is a G/6 - 4.0mm hook and it’s a Susan Bates type of hook. It looks smaller when she’s crocheting because the camera is no longer on a closeup setting! Hope this answers your question!
Sandra Polichino, BTW, here is a link to crochet hook sizes and their letting & number for U.S.A. standard crochet hooks!
www.bhookedcrochet.com/crochet-hook-sizes-chart/
Thank you ... I found a better chart and got my answer BUT ... my size G/6 has 4.25mm on it !!! Strange !!!
Sandra Polichino , oh, good! No, it isn’t really strange! Because, crochet hook have not been standardized, until in recent time there is move to be standardized! There is a lot of discrepancies in sizes depending on where in the world they were made! Good luck with your project! Also, there is a measuring chart with holes for hooks available in case you’re not sure of what’s the right size!
Thank You do i have ro do the slip stitch every time ro get to the place im to be?
Yes. Slipstitch every time.
Could you go back to 2 :43 and simplify that way better for the self taught ones . Just tell is simply how many multiples for which size flanker that's it plain and simple.
Gary Woodall it’s multiples of 8 plus 7
Hi thanks for the tutorial it was very helpful. I was wondering how to finish this blanket off? I'm making a baby blanket & it is coming out beautiful but I'm just not sure how to finish it. Perhaps you can link the pattern if possible?
Lissette Stevermer it is very simple. When you are done with your scalloped row, you slip stitch through your final Loop. Cut your yarn and then weave it through your last few stitches. I do not have a formal written pattern for this yet I will post when I come up with one. Best of luck!
@@CuteCraftIdeas I would love the pattern too, Thanks
can you do a shawl how many you need ty is a nice. stitch
Well I finished it and I don't like how it came out. right in the middle of the blanket there is a hole. It's hard to describe how there is a hole in the middle of the blanket. It sinks in the middle. Anyway I'm going to try to make another one but instead of a square I'm going to make the long one well good luck to me. 🙁😕😕
Can this pattern be done in Dbl Crochet nstead of triple crochet
Carol Wallace u can it just gonna make ur rounds bigger
I'm just confused about 1 thing. When you make it to the very end when you have to lock down your 3rd half circle are you left with 3 or 4 loops left at the end? I keep ending up with 3 loops left to lock down the 3rd hald circle. Please help
Could you tell me what the Time marker number is on the video where you're stuck? That way I can tell you exactly what to do.
Love this I would like to make it for a cot about 60" - 45" could you please tell me how many rings I need to start and how much yarn is needed in the UK we go by weight 50g , 100g and 400g, also an it be made in DK, I know I have asked a lot of questions but I'm new to crochet. many thanks xx
I'm not really sure how much urine you would need. My yarn was tightly woven & I used 3. Get some baby afghans call for 6 or 7 skeens of yarn. I always over buy, and then return what I don't use.
For a more oblong Afghan I would start with four rings. That should come out nicely for you. As far as yarn I'm not sure. It really depends on how much is on your ball. I always over buy and then return what I don't use I would start with 6 or so.
@@CuteCraftIdeas Thank you for your help.I will see if I can do the buy and return with my yarn shop. seasons greeting's and thanks :-)
I got confused as you stated single crochet not chain, I eventually heard you say chain lol great video , thank you .😄
Great job
at which point would you change colors if you don't want a single color blanket?
I have never changed colors. But if I did I would probably do it during the slip stitch on the corner.
How many times 12 tripple chroshe each row?
Hi, this is a beautiful pattern. What happened to the PDF file?
Can you tell me how ended this? With a border?? Thanks. It's very pretty and I want to make it, but not sure how to end it.
Hi Celeste! She mentions at the beginning of the video that it doesn't require a border because the rows are basically like a border too :)
May I please ask would I need two of them balls or more? Roughly thank you (to make the smaller one) and the one you are making
You will need 4 skeins for a crib size.
Cute Craft Ideas thank you for taking the time to reply x
I don't understand how the first 3 circles make a big enough blanket, even for a baby. What am I missing? Also, how many skeins do I need?
Ginny Kohn it’s worked in rounds so each time you start a new round the blanket gets bigger.
@@RA-dm1yn Okay. Thank you. I'm just having a hard time picturing how it will grow. LOL I will give it a try and see what happens.
Catherine Eckstein it makes a rectangle shape.
What size does this turn out 2B for baby size? And for rectangle starting with 4 circles?
U stop at the end of a round when its as big as u want it.
@user-lw4zv2jx8lI am over having covid twice and been 11 months now okay. How did this blanket remind you of me?
I can't really tell where you started the 3rd row
dianne vaughn on the corner.
Do you have access to a written pattern of the Bavarian stitch?
I’m having a problem when I get to the ends not sure where to make corners.
Do you know approx what the size of the square blanket would be?
Because it is built up evenly as a square throughout the pattern...you can just stop crocheting when you reach the size you want.
You just crochet to the size you desire.
How many skeins did you use on this 3 circles rectangle? Please.
I used for skeins for a crib size.
4 Skeins
@@CuteCraftIdeas Thank-You for that info and for sharing such a delightful pattern !!
What size is the #4 hook in the letter sizing? Great nail polish ! I looked at a conversion chart and it indicates a
size E.
Sandra Polichino !crochet eddeings
I don't understand this answer.
4mm which is G
thanks ... I found more accurate chart. I love this stitch and am about ready to start. I think I am going to do two clusters instead of three !!!
Nice! Happy crocheting 🙂
How u make it is flower
What is meant by a "number 4" crochet hook? I'm a beginner, and have only ever seen letter-sized or mm-sized ones. Thanks! I love this blanket!
4mm
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HELP ME
could anyone help me, with this blanket? With a written pattern. PLEASE THANK YOU 😊🙏
If I could have I would, but I was somewhat confused as well. Granted it's a beautiful piece of work, that I desire to learn & know. If u receive better understanding of the pattern...please let me know. I would do that for you as well, if I find out anything.
Hi Tina I have copied the transcript into a word document if you want it? I haven't edited much of it yet though
How do you do your corners.