This is a super adorable stitch. The beans look like little miniature tornadoes 🌪. Thank you for sharing and for doing such a great job teaching. You ROCK!!
Thank you for your tutorials. They're so clear and informative, and the motions of your hands and stitches is very well-captured. Even when you're doing intermediate or beyond, you have a style of instruction that (I believe) even a beginner could follow along and do. You teach with no assumptions of your viewer's skill level, and that makes you more approachable as a teacher. Thank you again.
I have the perfect project for this, it is beautiful. I watch your videos all the time and I think you are an amazing instructor. Please keep them coming.
Hi Sarah Jane! I know u did this video 2 yrs ago but I've had it in my favorites a couple of months. I finally have the yarn I wanted 2 do this bead stitch to make a throw for my couch. I have 2 say it's a little fiddley at first but wow is it gorgeous! Thank u sincerely 4 sharing your special talent! U have an incredible gift! 🧶🧶😁
So easy amazing tutorial love it made a blanket for my best friend and she loved it. Everything about this video was wonderful not too fast or slow very easy to follow along with. Great job!!
Thank you, you definitely won't regret subscribing. Did you know that you can subscribe for a one off box if their is one that you particularly like. Once you have received your box you can cancel your subscription before the 12th of the month :)
Find it hard to get internet service or WiFi, but so happy to see this tutorial. When you showed it as a border I fell in love with the stitch. Any who’s, keep up the great work! Mexican grandma🤦🏽♀️
I actually got it.. Thanks for taking the time to show this stitch. I was having issues with this stitch when watching another tutorial but this was very easy to follow and learn it. I appreciate it!
I do love your videos...you speak in English terms which is less confusing to me as a relatively new crochet person... I am self taught but can get awful confused between the two so I decided to try to stay with one so chose you! This is much easier than I expected! But I am going back and mastering the moss stitch before really getting into this!
Beautiful patterns thank you so much for doing your very best to explain things clearly I’m new to crochet so I don’t know how to read the patterns yet but your explanation is very clear ❤️
After watching your video I now have the bug to start crocheting again...At present I do a lot of cross stitching but my next trip out I think it's time to get back to this..Thank you for your easy and very informative videos...
I enjoyed this tutorial very much! It's such a lovely stitch. I think it would make a very pretty shoulder strap for a dress idea... also, I'm already thinking ahead about mixing it with the V stitch and the DC decrease stitch (US-DC) putting the beads inside a 'diamond, if I can figure out how to make it work!
Thank you so much for this tutorial... I was looking for a pattern to do a cover for my bed an when I seen this it was perfect... I am going to do blocks an turn them ... thank you again... love your tutorials ... you are fantastic...x
Beautiful stitch pattern ❤️ I only have one question and it’s if am making a hat could I just work in every stitch so I won’t have those spaces . Thank you for sharing
Yes, I believe you would be able to use this as a border 🙂 It's quite similar in appearance to puff edging if you wanted to take a look at the tutorial for that too: ecs.page.link/9WYzn . Good luck 🙂
I'm probably doing something Wrong, but I find I get a better result on the edges if I ch4 rather than ch3 at the end. Otherwise it tends to go a bit skew-whiff after a bit and pull to one side. (Or maybe you said to do that and I missed it!)
If you find that a chain 4 works better for you than a chain 3 that's absolutely fine 😊 We all crochet with different tension and it might be that yours is on the tighter side, so an extra chain would work better for you.
Hi. I'm actually loving your tutorial for this stich and I have attempted to make a scarf. I know how to do the stiches no problem, but what i am having difficulty with is keeping the edges straight. I have tried it so many times and I get a couple of rows right and think i've done it and then it start to go wrong again. Have you any ideas as to why this is happening? I have chained 24. Hope you or anyone else could help? Thank you!!
Thank you 😊 Have you counted your stitches to make sure you are working the same amount each row? If you have the right amount then I would look at how you are making the very first and last stitch of a row as this will affect the edges. But you can always work a round of double crochets (UK terms) around the full scarf once finished which will make it look a lot neater.
@@bellacococrochet hi thank you for your reply. I did have the wrong amount of stitches in some rows and I undid those rows and I have kept them all the same since. I also had problems going into the third chain on the end of the row. I’ve now mastered that I think. It looks ok now but I may take your advice of going round the scarf to make it look a bit neater. Thank you for your help and for the great tutorials. I’ve actually taught myself to crochet during lockdown (I am a big knitting fan!) and it’s been down to your great tutorials.😊
Hello! I'm really stuck and hoping you can help! I must have missed something! I'm on my first row of beads (love the stitch btw) and chose 40 as my number. If I do a treble/chain three in the first stitch of the row and then first bead in the second dc along, if I then skip a dc in between each bead, all the beads are on even dcs. So when I get to the end, my last bead is on dc 38, leaving me with two dcs left at the of the row, however you have one! I've redone the row three times now and still end up with the same! Is the treble at the beginning an extra one and I should be doing all my beads in odd dcs? I hope you can help! Xx
I wonder how you can crochet by holding your hook and yarn this way, I tried and it gave me a terrible pain in my fingers ... you don't say the number of stiches at the beginning multiple of 2 ? 3? thanks for your answer
There's actually no 'correct' way to hold your crochet hook so you should definitely do whatever is comfortable for you 😊 To make this stitch you just need to chain an even number to begin with.
@@bellacococrochet yes, I saw other ladies crocheting like yourself, I think it must be "the american way", I love this stich, will make a cover with it, thanks !
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Seems so easy with your instruction.....I am going to try this pattern.💞💞💞😊😊👍👍
Have fun :)
@@bellacococrochet Thank You. 🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️
This is a super adorable stitch. The beans look like little miniature tornadoes 🌪. Thank you for sharing and for doing such a great job teaching. You ROCK!!
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Loved the tutorial! I'm in America so thanks for confirming what the stitches are here!
Thank you for your tutorials. They're so clear and informative, and the motions of your hands and stitches is very well-captured. Even when you're doing intermediate or beyond, you have a style of instruction that (I believe) even a beginner could follow along and do. You teach with no assumptions of your viewer's skill level, and that makes you more approachable as a teacher. Thank you again.
I'm definitely going to try this sometime. The stitches look to me like tiny tornadoes !!
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Thanks for the tutorial. Extremely beautiful pattern. By far one of the prettiest I've seen. Thanks again
You're very welcome :)
I made a telephone cloth using this bead stitch post watching this video. It came out beautiful!!
I have the perfect project for this, it is beautiful. I watch your videos all the time and I think you are an amazing instructor. Please keep them coming.
Thanks so much 😊
I'm making a scarf using this stitch. Very pretty and easy
Thanks for a great tutorial!
You're very welcome :)
@@bellacococrochet ❤️ Keep up the great crochet videos!
Hi Sarah Jane! I know u did this video 2 yrs ago but I've had it in my favorites a couple of months. I finally have the yarn I wanted 2 do this bead stitch to make a throw for my couch. I have 2 say it's a little fiddley at first but wow is it gorgeous! Thank u sincerely 4 sharing your special talent! U have an incredible gift! 🧶🧶😁
You are very welcome :)
So easy amazing tutorial love it made a blanket for my best friend and she loved it. Everything about this video was wonderful not too fast or slow very easy to follow along with. Great job!!
I absolutely love your videos and I wanna get the subscription box once I get some extra money definitely
Thank you, you definitely won't regret subscribing. Did you know that you can subscribe for a one off box if their is one that you particularly like. Once you have received your box you can cancel your subscription before the 12th of the month :)
Find it hard to get internet service or WiFi, but so happy to see this tutorial. When you showed it as a border I fell in love with the stitch.
Any who’s, keep up the great work! Mexican grandma🤦🏽♀️
I really loved the video on bead stitch. It is used on an afghan I'm crocheting. Now I'll be going ahead.
Thank you :)
AMAZING!! You explained it so well...Except I would call it the tornado stitch...lol cause it looks like a tornado 🌪 I love ❤️ it
I actually got it.. Thanks for taking the time to show this stitch. I was having issues with this stitch when watching another tutorial but this was very easy to follow and learn it. I appreciate it!
You're very welcome :)
I do love your videos...you speak in English terms which is less confusing to me as a relatively new crochet person... I am self taught but can get awful confused between the two so I decided to try to stay with one so chose you! This is much easier than I expected! But I am going back and mastering the moss stitch before really getting into this!
Beautiful patterns thank you so much for doing your very best to explain things clearly I’m new to crochet so I don’t know how to read the patterns yet but your explanation is very clear ❤️
You're very welcome :)
Very adorable tutorial I will definitely use this stitch pattern thanks so much for sharing.
Fabulous tutorial, thank you
You’re welcome 😊
After watching your video I now have the bug to start crocheting again...At present I do a lot of cross stitching but my next trip out I think it's time to get back to this..Thank you for your easy and very informative videos...
You're very welcome 😀
I enjoyed this tutorial very much! It's such a lovely stitch. I think it would make a very pretty shoulder strap for a dress idea... also, I'm already thinking ahead about mixing it with the V stitch and the DC decrease stitch (US-DC) putting the beads inside a 'diamond, if I can figure out how to make it work!
Great video, so easy to follow. Will be using this stitch in my next blanket.
Thank you :)
Thank you very much. It is lovely. You explain very well. Kisses from Estoril, Portugal 🇵🇹
Thank you for this beautiful tutorial. I'm a beginner and i was able to do this without any problems.
You're very welcome :)
Very nice.... though it seems difficult to knit, you knit the crochet model easily.... well done
Thank you :)
Thank you so much for this tutorial... I was looking for a pattern to do a cover for my bed an when I seen this it was perfect... I am going to do blocks an turn them ... thank you again... love your tutorials ... you are fantastic...x
You're very welcome :)
Very neat stitch. Luv how it looks .
Thanks!
You're welcome :)
Thanks for the pattern! Practiced with it, but dunno what I'd use it for (?)
beautiful stitch and easy to make with your tutorial thank you !! 🐰🐰
You’re very welcome 😊
Love this pattern and your instructions are very easy to follow. Cheers
You're welcome 🙂
Such a good teacher
Thank you for sharing it's beautiful can't wait to try it. Thanks. 🌿🌹🌿
You’re very welcome 😊
This is lovely Sarah-Jayne! Such a pretty pattern! I think it will make a beautiful scarf! Thanks for sharing!
Me too.
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That's a beautiful stitch. I love your tutorials. Thank you for sharing.
This is a unique stitch, thank you!
You’re welcome 😊
The only problem I have with these videos is that I think of a project for every single one, and there is never enough time to actually do them all!
lol, Sorry about that! xx
Lovely stitch. I tried this and it was pretty easy.
Thank you 😀
Qué puntada preciosaaa. Gracias y bendiciones. Espero hacerla.
eres muy bienvenido (you're very welcome) 🙂
They look like mini tornado's. Very nice stitch!
they do! x
Oooo how beautiful. That's so pretty I would like to try that video done very well. Thx.
Nice tutorial and what a lovely stitch.
Very beautiful work. I will give it a try for my next project. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks it’s very easy
You're very welcome 🙂
Amazing! I want to use it for a baby swaddle :)
Great Tutorials, I have been practicing the same, but liked yours so much
Absolutely adorable!!! Tfs, Bella. 😀
Great stitch Bella
I really like this stitch
Thank you :)
@@bellacococrochet i AM SO GLAD YOU ARE AN ENGLISH YOU TUBE PERSON KEEP THEM COMING.
Love this stitch.
Beautiful
Thank you 😀
Beautiful stitch. 💖
Enjoyed your tutorial easy to follow thanks
Thank you :)
So what’s the nail polish? Gorgeous colour matches the yarn 😊
thanks for sharing this, I love it :)
Tolles Muster 👍😍
lovely.. thank you
This came at just the right time!!!!
Absolutely love it 💜
Amazing
Thank you :)
Love it...it should be called the tornado stitch tho....lol.
Beautiful stitch pattern ❤️ I only have one question and it’s if am making a hat could I just work in every stitch so I won’t have those spaces . Thank you for sharing
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I did enjoying watching you work . Quit Pretty..
Thank you 🙂
What an absolutely lovely stitch, I can't wait to try it, could that stitch be used as a border? So many stitches to try, so little time 😊🤗🥰
Yes, I believe you would be able to use this as a border 🙂 It's quite similar in appearance to puff edging if you wanted to take a look at the tutorial for that too: ecs.page.link/9WYzn . Good luck 🙂
Very very beautiful 🤗🤗
Please show how to decrease and increase with these stitches
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Thank you :)
Brilliant! ❤ 😃 ❤
Super as usual😍
Great tutorial 😊 could you please let me know what crochet hooks you are using and where I can get them. Thank you
I'm probably doing something Wrong, but I find I get a better result on the edges if I ch4 rather than ch3 at the end. Otherwise it tends to go a bit skew-whiff after a bit and pull to one side. (Or maybe you said to do that and I missed it!)
If you find that a chain 4 works better for you than a chain 3 that's absolutely fine 😊 We all crochet with different tension and it might be that yours is on the tighter side, so an extra chain would work better for you.
@@bellacococrochet Thank you, I don't feel so weird now!
This is a beautiful stitch. What could i make with this stitch as i would love to use it to make something but not sure what?
I'm glad you like it 😊 There are lots of things you could make using this stitch; blankets, shawls, scarves, and even hats and gloves.
That is really gorgeous! Thank you!
Thank you, Bella. What would you use this for?
I can imagine a shawl ... it would be so chic😍
I made a hat using this stitch it's quite lovely.
This could be used for a baby blanket, a shawl, a scarf or a cowl...…………...
Nice 🤗
Hi. I'm actually loving your tutorial for this stich and I have attempted to make a scarf. I know how to do the stiches no problem, but what i am having difficulty with is keeping the edges straight. I have tried it so many times and I get a couple of rows right and think i've done it and then it start to go wrong again. Have you any ideas as to why this is happening? I have chained 24. Hope you or anyone else could help? Thank you!!
Thank you 😊 Have you counted your stitches to make sure you are working the same amount each row? If you have the right amount then I would look at how you are making the very first and last stitch of a row as this will affect the edges. But you can always work a round of double crochets (UK terms) around the full scarf once finished which will make it look a lot neater.
@@bellacococrochet hi thank you for your reply. I did have the wrong amount of stitches in some rows and I undid those rows and I have kept them all the same since. I also had problems going into the third chain on the end of the row. I’ve now mastered that I think. It looks ok now but I may take your advice of going round the scarf to make it look a bit neater. Thank you for your help and for the great tutorials. I’ve actually taught myself to crochet during lockdown (I am a big knitting fan!) and it’s been down to your great tutorials.😊
Yeah the second!!!!!!
To prevent your hook from catching on the bead stitch, use a Clover hook....easy peasy…..
I Start with purple color yarn i did 104 then I in the 4 hole
Good evening Bella Coco from Windsor Ontario Canada. I am making alot of crochet pieces to sell. How do I price the items.
Beautiful work, can you tell me how many grams I will need for a scarf pattern 😁
This is a really difficult question to answer it will really depend on what yarn you use, your hook size and your tension :)
I’m looking at making a new born baby blanket…… how big do they tend to be?
I don't think there is a particular size I think it's really down to personal preference :)
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Hello! I'm really stuck and hoping you can help! I must have missed something! I'm on my first row of beads (love the stitch btw) and chose 40 as my number. If I do a treble/chain three in the first stitch of the row and then first bead in the second dc along, if I then skip a dc in between each bead, all the beads are on even dcs. So when I get to the end, my last bead is on dc 38, leaving me with two dcs left at the of the row, however you have one! I've redone the row three times now and still end up with the same! Is the treble at the beginning an extra one and I should be doing all my beads in odd dcs? I hope you can help! Xx
Anyone..?! 😉
I think I may be doing it wrong, I just finished Row 2 and from end to end, it's curling downward?
Hi Lovelife Livehappy maybe your tension is too tight. This video might help:- ecs.page.link/BXfux 🙂
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I wonder how you can crochet by holding your hook and yarn this way, I tried and it gave me a terrible pain in my fingers ... you don't say the number of stiches at the beginning multiple of 2 ? 3? thanks for your answer
There's actually no 'correct' way to hold your crochet hook so you should definitely do whatever is comfortable for you 😊 To make this stitch you just need to chain an even number to begin with.
@@bellacococrochet yes, I saw other ladies crocheting like yourself, I think it must be "the american way", I love this stich, will make a cover with it, thanks !
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So the first chain must be odd or even?
Your starting chain needs to be an even number 😊
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