I was looking for a queen size blanket and this is perfect. I just started working on it today and I'm loving it! It works up really quickly. Thanks for the tutorial and the written pattern on Etsy.
Can you do a book review on Vanessa mooncie's underwater animals? Can you also help me with connecting the oral arms for the jellyfish If you've done it??
I don't currently have that book and if you're actively working on a project, by the time I get it, read it, test it and review it, you'll have likely moved on to other projects. For pattern support, I recommend reaching out to the author, Vanessa Mooncie (she is delightful) on Instagram instagram.com/vanessamooncie/. I will look into getting the book though for a future review.
i’m struggling a bit with the “peaks” after the first few rows. after the row of sc is done, in each stitch (i am including both stitches in each pair), is the number of stitches in each peak not doubled? how do you make it so you do only six sets of pairs each time?
When you work an increase into each stitch, yes the stitch count increases but because you’re working decreases in the valleys, it evens out and the row count remains the same. If you’re counting your stitches as you work and still struggling, I recommend using stitch marker to mark the first and last stitch that should be your peaks and moving them up every row so you know that once you hit that first marker, you’re working a peak. I hope this helps ❤️
I find it easiest to measure your stitch gauge along the diagonal of one of the chevrons/ripples and the row gauge as you normally would. I find the most accurate way to find your gauge however, is as follows: 1.Take the measurements of your gauge swatch (Height and width) 2. Find the total number of stitches you have per row and the total number of rows you have in your swatch. 3. To find a 4" gauge measurement use these calculations: Stitch Count = 4 x number of stitches in swatch / swatch width Row Count = 4 x number of rows in swatch / swatch height *Note: / = divide
There is an ad-supported free version on my blog or a printable ad-free pdf with all the sizes in my Ravelry and Etsy shops. The links to all of these can be found in the description box below the video
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I was looking for a queen size blanket and this is perfect. I just started working on it today and I'm loving it! It works up really quickly. Thanks for the tutorial and the written pattern on Etsy.
I'm so thrilled that you like it! Thank you for watching, your kind words and support of my Etsy shop ❤😀
This is so pretty and a pattern I actually remember.Thanks so much. Hope you have a good morning!!!❤❤❤
You're welcome and thank you for your kind words! I hope you had a great morning as well ❤❤❤❤❤
Can you do a book review on Vanessa mooncie's underwater animals? Can you also help me with connecting the oral arms for the jellyfish If you've done it??
I don't currently have that book and if you're actively working on a project, by the time I get it, read it, test it and review it, you'll have likely moved on to other projects. For pattern support, I recommend reaching out to the author, Vanessa Mooncie (she is delightful) on Instagram instagram.com/vanessamooncie/. I will look into getting the book though for a future review.
@@TheLoopyLamb I've messages her and she hasn't responded yet but hopefully soon 🤞
Why is the 3rd row only worked into the back loops but the fifth row is worked under both loops.
It doesn’t work every other row on the blo. Every 5th row is and that’s just a design choice I made because I like working the blo less frequently
i’m struggling a bit with the “peaks” after the first few rows. after the row of sc is done, in each stitch (i am including both stitches in each pair), is the number of stitches in each peak not doubled? how do you make it so you do only six sets of pairs each time?
When you work an increase into each stitch, yes the stitch count increases but because you’re working decreases in the valleys, it evens out and the row count remains the same. If you’re counting your stitches as you work and still struggling, I recommend using stitch marker to mark the first and last stitch that should be your peaks and moving them up every row so you know that once you hit that first marker, you’re working a peak. I hope this helps ❤️
I am doing a blanket with this pattern. How would you measure gauge for this pattern?
I find it easiest to measure your stitch gauge along the diagonal of one of the chevrons/ripples and the row gauge as you normally would.
I find the most accurate way to find your gauge however, is as follows:
1.Take the measurements of your gauge swatch (Height and width)
2. Find the total number of stitches you have per row and the total number of rows you have in your swatch.
3. To find a 4" gauge measurement use these calculations:
Stitch Count = 4 x number of stitches in swatch / swatch width
Row Count = 4 x number of rows in swatch / swatch height
*Note: / = divide
How many do I chain for the blanket size 36” by 48”?
I give this to you in the video at 5:55
Is there a written pattern?
There is an ad-supported free version on my blog or a printable ad-free pdf with all the sizes in my Ravelry and Etsy shops. The links to all of these can be found in the description box below the video