HOW TO CROCHET A 2 ROW BLANKET PATTERN- VERY EASY!
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- This is a tutorial for a very easy 2 row repeat pattern. Very pretty and great for blankets.
Materials used - DK Yarn and 4mm hook for this tutorial. If you want to make a baby blanket I suggest chain 130.
You can also use any yarn and hook for this pattern. 🤗
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I will try this project tomorrow
As I’m new too your channel ,and too crochet I loved your videos especially one or two rows repeats Best Wishes from Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you so much. love from 🇬🇧
That would make a great washcloth or a beanie thanks so much for sharing it looks Beautiful 😊❤
Simple but very nice. Easy peasy.
Yes thank you! One of my favourites x
Nice! I'm always looking for new stitch patterns to make washcloths and other gift items!! TFS
You are so welcome! X
Very pretty! I just found your channel and I’m a new subscriber!❤❤❤.
Thanks for subbing! ❤️
The color of that yard is great…….. tell us more please.
The texture looks really nice. Hope to use it soon.
Need to finish the projects I have in the works.
Thanks for sharing ❤
Hi !. The colour is Lavender by Woolcraft New Fashion. But I think is now discontinued. So a pale lavender I would say. x
Nice tutorial Nora fast too, I love this stitch❤️too
Thank you! 😊 it’s hard for me slow down. I do get requests from beginners sometimes so I try to stay in middle pace but I end up faster 😊. Thanks for your support as always
Way to fast I have been crocheting over 50 years and I can't keep up . I like the pattern but you go way to fast even for me 😢
@@karenadkins7318 oh dear! You can slow me down in playback options if that helps.
I can always see what you’re doing I have learned a lot of different patterns from you 👍💚
I love following your demonstrations, for many reasons. I love the speed at which you progress with the work, your patterns and your explanations. However, one of the main reasons is the way how hold the hook. I learned to crochet at a young age when I lived in South Africa. Now I live in the United Staes and the first time I saw somebody crochet, holding the hook like a kitchen knife, I just couldn't wrap my mind around that one! It looked so clumsy! I now follow some of these patterns and try and overlook the way the hook is manhandled but I know I will not get used to it. I much prefer Nora's method!
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I’m glad you have come back to crochet and I have been able to help in some way. Honestly makes my day with your lovely feedback. God bless x
Hi Nora I just subscribed what a great stitch love it so neat too as you said.i like that you show your work close up.i am an older crocheter 74 years young but still love new patterns as I crochet for charity.thanks so much and I look forward to following you.💖💖
Thank you so much for your support I really appreciate it. I hope to be crocheting as young as you 😉. I absolutely love it ❤️🙏
Nora I am viewing from NY’ your patter is beautiful, keep up the good work
Hi there in NY❤. Thank you so much for your encouragement x
I really like these simpler, tighter patterns for blankets over the big, holey, lacey ones. I mean, they're very pretty to look at, but I need a blanket to be practical, too. Wish I had've seen this one before I started on a moss stitch blanket. I've just started my 3rd ball, so there's no going back now, though I'll definitely keep this one in mind for the next blanket.
Curious though...From what I saw there, you're using US terminology. What terminology or gauge do you use in the UK for yarn. We go by the ply here in Australia to gauge yarn thickness, and to be honest, I much prefer the US system of numbering it.
Anyway, thanks for sharing the stitch sample...it'd be great in a shawl too I think. Have great day 😊
Hi there! Thank you for your lovely comments. Yes I use US terminology and it’s always been the case even though I live in the U.K. However the yarns for US I had to pick up. So DK yarn is the one I mainly do my tutorials for. Which is equivalent to US lightweight no 3. If I use chunky it is equivalent to bulky not super bulky for the US. Hope that helps. But if ever unsure please do message me. And yes I agree 100 percent. I also love simpler tighter patterns for blankets. Best wishes from England. Nora x
🎉 1:55 stitch is beautiful so im going to make a scarf with this stitch
@@user-hq2no3zq1f nice choice 👌 😊
Have just discovered your channel. Can you tell me when crocheting across the rows, do you put your book through all of the two loops on the top of the previous row. You got through the stitches and it's hard to see. Thanks.
Sorry that should be book not book.
🙂@@yvonnejones3503 Hi there! Thanks for visiting. Yes it is always through both loops unless I say back or front loop. Any further probs please do let me know. Thanks Nora x
This is an amazing pattern. I'm new to your channel and already love it. This stitch I am doing now for a scarf with an ombre yarn. So excited to see the finished project. ❤😊❤😊
@@PamsCraftyheart Thank you so much! I’m sure it will turn out perfect 👌. Thank you for your support. Please do have a look at my other patterns. I have quite a few and the collection will grow 🤗
PS… I am also new here too 🥰
Thank you very much, we are old folks, and some new at learning how to crochet, please slow down, slow down, and too much info ,in between rows , I’m going to make is I’m 81
Fabulous never to old to learn. I will try my best to slow down. But you can slow me down further in the playback options at the bottom. But will make an effort for further videos. Thanks
I too am new here also do you have a Facebook page I would love to share my work with you 😊
I’m afraid I only have Personal Facebook. I do have Instagram you can tag me there? Or maybe somehow here by adding a picture in comments. I would love to see your work 😊
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