The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: skl.sh/hookedforhopebytiffanyhansen01211 *This video was sponsored by Skillshare* Pattern: US Terminology www.etsy.com/listing/945415495/blue-waves-baby-blanket-pattern-only?ref=shop_home_active_1 😎LEVEL: Advanced Beginner • SUBSCRIBE so you can stay up to date with all my new videos ruclips.net/channel/UCtb80P7saiNRY126C_BGA4Q?view_as=subscriber 🧶Materials: - Lion Brand Mandala Baby Echo Caves amzn.to/2XRQJhQ - Crochet Hook H/8-5.00mm amzn.to/3bcrtqT - Scissors amzn.to/3cpsT2R - Yarn Needle/ Tapestry Needle amzn.to/3iqtSmI - Stitch Markers amzn.to/35oWV4b ***These are affiliated links. By purchasing from them the company may provide with compensation that is from them NOT you. Thank you!*** Of Course if you have ANY questions feel free to comment below or contact me at any of my Social Media Contacts. I'd be Happy to help. ⏱Time Stamps: Materials: 02:34 Getting started: 07:40 Row 1: 09:07 Row 2: 14:39 Row 3-Last Row: 19:46 Last Row: 22:38 Invisible Knot: 23:05 Chart: 26:34 🌼My tutorial on how to Measure Your Blanket: ruclips.net/video/3TylqErNw8c/видео.html 🌼My Tutorial On How Much Yarn You Need To Make A Blanket: ruclips.net/video/e6Y-o7VLg2k/видео.html 🙋🏼♀️Find Me At: Facebook: facebook.com/CrochetwithTiffanyHansen My Etsy Shop: www.etsy.com/shop/CrochetTiffanyHansen?ref=seller-platform-mcnav Email Me: CrochetwithTiffanyHansen@gmail.com Instagram: instagram.com/crochetwithtiffanyhansen/ Pinterest www.pinterest.com/CrochetwithTiffanyHansen/ Twitter: Twitter: @HookedForHope Happy Mail: P.O. Box 271508 Flower Mound, TX 75027-1508
*CORRECTION* : _In my video starting at __09:39__ where I wrote instructions I have down that you make your first dc3tog in the next 2 chains. It's suppose to say 3 chains. I say and demonstrate me working the dc3tog in the next 3 chains but I have heard the 2 in the typed location is confusing some people. Sorry about that!_
This is the first thing I ever made. That was 42 years ago. What a great memory! I made it in white and 3 different purples. Thank you for sharing with us.
I'm going to try this version of the chevron stitch! I was making 3 blankets using a different version and my points were not lining up so I got very frustrated and angry and quit trying for a long time. I totally frogged one and I'm just doing a straight double crochet using a 4 weight yarn with an H hook. I may practice this with a ball of yarn I don't use for anything else until I feel my confidence come back and make my son's blanket using this version of the chevron. Approx. measurements will be 43.5 inches by 63.5 for a twin size bed. Then a full size to queen size bed. That'll be fun... Thank you for this video. I can't read a pattern to save my life so seeing an actual video helps me follow along 😊
Thanks Tiffany, your video came at a perfect time for me. My friend will be a grandma of twin boys. I was looking for patterns....Wala...your video appeared. Can't wait to be give the afghan
I just a crochet a very similar blanket in the same (individual) colors, to donate! Thanks for the tutorial, next time I’ll follow your instructions because yours has a sharper design that I really like!
7:50 Actual pattern start - I hope you don't mind, I put this here so when I come back to make this blanket I'll know exactly where to start the video again. I assure you I'm watching the whole video (more than once! LOL). Thanks for this pattern... it comes at the perfect time. I'm tired of making hats and scarves and wanted to start on baby stuff for the Spring. Love Lion Brand Mandala yarns too!
Can’t wait to try this! Bought some new yarn this week that I think will look beautiful with this pattern!! Thanks for all your wonderful tutorials! ❤️🧶
Hey Tiff, I'm a guy, 57 years old and, have been crocheting for over 52 years. Am left handed and crochet left handedly. Due to circumstances I am not far past beginner (homeless for more than 30 years on and off). Having difficulty with the Chevron stitch. I get the "stink eye" from people when they see me doing it left handedly. Their attitude is no better! It has caused me to not want to ask for help. My mom knits only, and, has drawn up the crochet pattern for the double crochet stitch for me. I figured it out and my dc stitch looks like advanced chicken scratch compared to a "righty's" stitch work. Mine looks junky-BUT- it works for me. I've watched enough video tutorials that I get to mentally "puke" my guts out! I try and try and try again to get it, but, with alterations it still falls apart. I hold my crochet hook like a "knife" and not a "spoon". Doug
Hi Doug. I’m so sorry you are frustrated with how your crochet has been going. It sounds like you are really trying but the results just aren’t what you are hoping for. My best suggestion for you is to forget all those people who put you down or look at you funny. They can just go away and do their own thing and leave you to do what you love. Next, sounds like you might be a bit of a perfectionist. Which I can totally relate to. For that I say allow yourself to make things that aren’t perfect. Your first few projects will have flaws. Embrace them. I was so embarrassed by my first few projects but found out that the people I gave them to actually cherished them. Not because it was perfect but because it was hand made with love. And even if you don’t have anyone to give a crocheted item to there are so many charities begging for crochet items. You could find a purpose or just help others in this way. What I’m trying to say is don’t give up. Keep practicing. Have patients with yourself and give yourself some Grace. It will come. Your tension and your stitches. I promise. Keep your chin up. 🧶😊
Tiffany, it's 5:35 am when saw your response. My projects in the past, I can "see" the mistakes in them, and, yes the people that received them were delighted with-mistakes and all because it was hand-made, BY A GUY no less! My mom is from Germany so I am a bit of a perfectionist (we are our own worst critic)
This is an awesome pattern Tiffany. Thank you for all the info especial the amount of chains and yarn needed for different sizes. This is so helpful. I always wanted to make one of these but was always intimated. I will definitely be trying this one soon 💗🤗
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I love your channel! I discovered it last week and have been using your tutorials. the only thing I would change is to make the patterns free, it would be useful to just be able to print out the pattern to follow. thanks!
Beautiful piece, I'm here from Cristal, Bag-O-Day Crochet, ladys I'm invited to everyone of ya'll to check her channel is amazing and a sweet person, have a bless day.
Great question! I share all that information in the materials section of the video AND in the pattern. I actually highly recommend getting the pattern with this stitch because you might find yourself referring back to it every now and then to stay on track. It's only 0.99 cents too. Here's a link to help you get to it faster: CLICK HERE: www.crochetwithtiffany.com/product-page/blue-waves-blanket-pattern 😊❤️🧶
I saw the left hand version of this first, then found this way down on the list I did a similar blanket for sister-in-law and brother she wanted burgundy and white with 10 between the increases and decreases I did a group for exams and asked which one from the group, my grandma called it a ripple stitch and SIL wasted single crochet not double crochets thanks Tiffany God Bless you
Looks nice! How many chains did you do for your completed baby blanket? How many Mandala cakes did you use? It helps having this information for anyone wanting to crochet the blanket you were holding😊
Hi McDuffin Marjie! I started with 254 chains and used between 5-6 skeins of the Lion Brand Mandala Baby size 3 weight yarn. I did actually include the chart at the back of the video to help others. But I see where you are coming from about me sharing what size blanket I am showing. Thanks for the helpful tip. 😊🧡🧶
@@CrochetWithTiffany Thank you so much, Tiffany! I've crochet your triangle shawl using one the RH Mélange that you used in your tutorial and it helped tremendously that you shared with us that 3 cakes makes a nice oversized shawl!💝
Great question! I actually have a great video series for you to watch that will answer this question SO well. Check out my Swatch Series! I believe it is video 2 that I talk about chevrons. I hope you check it out! CLICK HERE: ruclips.net/p/PL6HRmAfbRXTV5Kt9XjOmWPEmXBaVn5nkV
Thanks so much for the chart. They’re all multiples of 14, so I’m assuming whichever we choose, just add 2 more chains? I like the size of the one you’re showing in your video. Is yours the crib blanket size?
Hi Pattee! I’m so happy you liked my video! Yes! You can message me directly through email, Facebook or Instagram. Just look for @HookedForHope or @CrochetwithTiffanyHansen or email Hookedforhope@gmail.com 😊❤️🧶
Hi Cheryll! I noticed that the approximate foundation row chain count in the chart was divisible by 14 but I forgot to add the +2. I wonder if that is the problem. I have updated the pattern with the new chart. If you email me I can send you the new revised pattern! Email: Hookedforhope@gmail.com
With the Mandala yarn, do you just keep going between color changes wherever they occur, or do you end a color at the end of a row before the color changes? Also, I'm envious of how easily you find the opening in your foundation row, easily grabbing the top two strands and leaving the bottom one. I really struggle sometimes to figure out where to place my hook.
Hi Carrie! I just let my color changes happen where they happen. It really isn’t that noticeable unless you really look for the color changes. If you are wanting an even color change you can always buy solid colors and choose when to change colors. 😊. Oh gosh, it’s practice my friend. I have been crocheting since I was 5-6 years old. It just come naturally to be like a robotic move. You’ll get it! Some people prefer to place their crochet hook with 2 loops on the bottom and one loop on the top off the foundation row. Just what works best for you. If you would like check out my video called Crochet Step #2. I demonstrate how I crochet into the foundation row really slowly and with a close up camera view. 😊❤️🧶
Looking at the chart and instructions you included I see that it is lightweight (3). Is this easily workable with a 4 weight adjusting the hook for the weight? Would this change the dimensions on the chart?
Hi Marilyn! Great question! You can absolutely make this blanket with a size 4 weight yarn but yes with a thicker yarn the dimensions on the chart will change a little. Here is a basic blanket dimensions chart that I reference: pin.it/3F5Kr1M. You will needle to play with the multiple chain count requirement to get as close to these measurements as you can. Here is a video I made to help find out this information: ruclips.net/video/3TylqErNw8c/видео.html. So excited for you to make this blanket! 😊🧡🧶
Hi Tiffany. New subscriber here :) The second sentence after the first * in Row 1 instruction is actually DC3tog in the next 3 chains instead of 2 chains, right? A very nice blanket indeed! Thanks for this video:)
Hi Jessica! You’re correct, I did not include that because I let it be up to you on what size you wanted to make. I did include a chart at the end of the tutorial that includes approximately how much yarn you will need to complete each size blanket. That chart is also included in the pattern. 😊
@@CrochetWithTiffany Thank you kindly. I am excited to put my 9 months of beginner skills to work. Continue to be GREAT, SAFE and many BLESSINGS to you and your family.
I have a question...on your written pattern chart you have 168 chains for a crib blanket. Does this include the “2” extra? Repeat is 14 + 2. My guess is no as 166/14 doesn’t work. Can you help I have done this 3 times and I can’t get it to work. Maybe still too green....thank you.
Oh No! Oh gosh, looking at it I missed adding the +2 when I was working all of the calculations. Thank you so much for pointing this out to me so I can fix it. 168 / 14 = 12 which is an even number. So just make that foundation row 170 and that will be the perfect number. Thank you so much for asking! 😊🧡🧶
Tiffany, I would be grateful if you could let me know how many stitches or repeats you set up for your beautiful lie wave blanket. I am recovering from a bad fall, have a broken left wrist and am trying to work out pattern by multiplying 28 x 8 = 264 plus 2 chains. As the chevron contracts it is not as simple as measuring the chain. New to you tutorial, love it, you explain so well. The placing of the “marker” is so important and eliminates mistakes as you so rightly explained. I am half way through Janie Crow’s “Fruit Garden Quilt. Looking forward to hearing from you. Warmest wishes, Marèe Maher.
Hi Maree! I'm sorry to hear about your fall and your wrest. I can absolutely help you with this. For the blanket that I made in this video I started with 254 chains and made 48 rows for a Small Throw Blanket. Best of luck to you! Happy crocheting. 😊🧶🧡
@@CrochetWithTiffany thank you for your videos. Love them. How many chains would I use for a king size throw.. I can’t wait to start I’m in hospital after an ankle replacement zero weight bearing for 4 weeks. So can crochet up a storm.
Oh really? Ok, let me clear that up. There are 2 dc3tog next to each other and then 2 (3 dc in same stitch) next to each other. Sorry about that confusion
@@CrochetWithTiffany I just figured it out. But thank you. I love the blanket and have already done about 6 rows. Thank u for the tutorial. I am a new subscriber and I have no regrets. ❤
Hi. I am trying this pattern and I'm confused as well on Row 1 and probably will be on Row 2. Can you break down the repeat section, stitch by stitch? I'm sorry that I'm not understanding.
You are absolutely right. I only just researched all the rules for each level of crocheter and now know what each level is expected to be capable of. I'm hoping that my instructions in the tutorial are clear enough for a beginner to follow.
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Row 1: 09:07
Row 2: 14:39
Row 3-Last Row: 19:46
Last Row: 22:38
Invisible Knot: 23:05
Chart: 26:34
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*Revised Chart:* All Measurements Based Off Of Using A Size 3 Weight/Light Weight Yarn
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Dimensions Yarn Amount Approximate Foundation Row Chain Count Approximate
# Of Rows Needed
Receiving Blanket 40in x 40in 1,073yds / 977m 212 chains 32 rows
Crib Blanket 36in x 55in 1,181yds / 1,075m 170 chains 44 rows
Lapghan 40in x 48in 1,342yds / 1,221m 212 chains 40 rows
Small Throw 54in x 60in 1,932yds / 1,759m 254 chains 48 rows
Large Throw 60in x 75in 2,684yds / 2,442m 282 chains 60 rows
Twin 60in x 85in 3,042yds / 2,768m 282 chains 68 rows
Full 75in x 85in 3,802yds/ 3,460m 352 chains 68 rows
Queen 90in x 90in 4,508yds / 4,103m 394 chains 72 rows
King 96in x 90in 5,152yds / 4,689m 436 chains 72 rows
This is AWESOME! Thank you so much!😊💝
Its a beautiful color and I am working on a ripple afaghan.
*CORRECTION* : _In my video starting at __09:39__ where I wrote instructions I have down that you make your first dc3tog in the next 2 chains. It's suppose to say 3 chains. I say and demonstrate me working the dc3tog in the next 3 chains but I have heard the 2 in the typed location is confusing some people. Sorry about that!_
This is the first thing I ever made. That was 42 years ago. What a great memory! I made it in white and 3 different purples. Thank you for sharing with us.
Such a pretty pattern.
My two grand-daughters will love having one made for each in their favorite colors.
I'm going to try this version of the chevron stitch! I was making 3 blankets using a different version and my points were not lining up so I got very frustrated and angry and quit trying for a long time. I totally frogged one and I'm just doing a straight double crochet using a 4 weight yarn with an H hook. I may practice this with a ball of yarn I don't use for anything else until I feel my confidence come back and make my son's blanket using this version of the chevron. Approx. measurements will be 43.5 inches by 63.5 for a twin size bed. Then a full size to queen size bed. That'll be fun... Thank you for this video. I can't read a pattern to save my life so seeing an actual video helps me follow along 😊
Pretty afghan. Love the colors.
Your timing is perfect. I know someone expecting a baby boy in February 💙
I just love wave patterns, as evidenced by how many projects I have around my house with the pattern....Have a great day. Sheila, The Crochet Nurse
Thanks Tiffany, your video came at a perfect time for me. My friend will be a grandma of twin boys. I was looking for patterns....Wala...your video appeared. Can't wait to be give the afghan
Thank you Tiffany, I love this blanket stitch and as soon as I have finished the blanket I'm crocheting I will be doing this.
Beautiful blanket
I just a crochet a very similar blanket in the same (individual) colors, to donate! Thanks for the tutorial, next time I’ll follow your instructions because yours has a sharper design that I really like!
Thank you for this pattern you make this pattern so easy to do. You are a good teacher.
I've done this pattern 3 times now and I followed the easy breezy Ripple blanket
Such a easy pattern
Hi Tiffany! The blanket turned out beautifully using that yarn, I love it❣️
Thank you, thank you!!! Love this blanket. I am making one in sky blue, white and heather gray.... wish me luck!!!
7:50 Actual pattern start - I hope you don't mind, I put this here so when I come back to make this blanket I'll know exactly where to start the video again. I assure you I'm watching the whole video (more than once! LOL). Thanks for this pattern... it comes at the perfect time. I'm tired of making hats and scarves and wanted to start on baby stuff for the Spring. Love Lion Brand Mandala yarns too!
Hi Amy! Gotcha! I’m excited for you to make this blanket! 😊❤️🧶
Can’t wait to try this! Bought some new yarn this week that I think will look beautiful with this pattern!! Thanks for all your wonderful tutorials! ❤️🧶
Beautiful colors , I'll have to look for that
I will definitely be making this....I love your use and explanation of the stitch marker...
So happy I found your RUclips videos! Your work is beautiful! Love your tutorials!
Hey Tiffany I love watching your videos your videos are very helpful
Good job Tiffany love your videos.👍
Lol I always thought "tog" meant together. Beautiful blanket. Thank you. 😊
Hi RAEngl! tog does mean together. Oh did I say something else? Sorry about that.
This blanket looks beautiful! Can't wait to try and make it. I'm finding your videos SO helpful. Wish me luck!
I’m so glad you are finding my videos helpful JoAnne! This blanket was actually a lot of fun to make. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. 😊❤️🧶
Oh Tiffany Thank you 🙋🏽♀️❤ I'm gonna make this !❤❤
This looks easy and fun.
Awesome job you made it so easy
EXCELLENT! You explained very well thank you
Hey Tiff, I'm a guy, 57 years old and, have been crocheting for over 52 years. Am left handed and crochet left handedly. Due to circumstances I am not far past beginner (homeless for more than 30 years on and off). Having difficulty with the Chevron stitch. I get the "stink eye" from people when they see me doing it left handedly. Their attitude is no better! It has caused me to not want to ask for help. My mom knits only, and, has drawn up the crochet pattern for the double crochet stitch for me. I figured it out and my dc stitch looks like advanced chicken scratch compared to a "righty's" stitch work. Mine looks junky-BUT- it works for me. I've watched enough video tutorials that I get to mentally "puke" my guts out! I try and try and try again to get it, but, with alterations it still falls apart. I hold my crochet hook like a "knife" and not a "spoon". Doug
Hi Doug. I’m so sorry you are frustrated with how your crochet has been going. It sounds like you are really trying but the results just aren’t what you are hoping for. My best suggestion for you is to forget all those people who put you down or look at you funny. They can just go away and do their own thing and leave you to do what you love. Next, sounds like you might be a bit of a perfectionist. Which I can totally relate to. For that I say allow yourself to make things that aren’t perfect. Your first few projects will have flaws. Embrace them. I was so embarrassed by my first few projects but found out that the people I gave them to actually cherished them. Not because it was perfect but because it was hand made with love. And even if you don’t have anyone to give a crocheted item to there are so many charities begging for crochet items. You could find a purpose or just help others in this way.
What I’m trying to say is don’t give up. Keep practicing. Have patients with yourself and give yourself some Grace. It will come. Your tension and your stitches. I promise.
Keep your chin up. 🧶😊
Tiffany, it's 5:35 am when saw your response. My projects in the past, I can "see" the mistakes in them, and, yes the people that received them were delighted with-mistakes and all because it was hand-made, BY A GUY no less! My mom is from Germany so I am a bit of a perfectionist (we are our own worst critic)
After another "round" of video watching, I think I understand what my mistake was, and, how to retry to correct it. Thanks for your time. Dou
Thank you for the tutorial. It's a beautiful blanket
Thank you Tiffany for this wonderful blanket tutorial! 🐰🐰
Love your videos and explanations, they’re so clear 🙂
This is an awesome pattern Tiffany. Thank you for all the info especial the amount of chains and yarn needed for different sizes. This is so helpful. I always wanted to make one of these but was always intimated. I will definitely be trying this one soon 💗🤗
*ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL & SO ADORABLE 👶💝👶💙👶! I LOVE IT 😊💝💙!* THANK YOU SO MUCH TIFFANY FOR ANOTHER AWESOME PATTERN & TUTORIAL 😊💝!!! I LOVE ALL OF THE GREAT EXTRA INFORMATION THAT YOU SHARE WITH US ALSO BECAUSE IT REALLY DOES HELP 💝💝💝!!!
I think I might be able to do this thank you !!
I can’t wait for you to give this blanket a try Ann! 😊🧶❤️
you are adorable! very easy to follow, everything is on focus ;) great projects! Thanks! and dimensions for every blanket size? amazing!
Very pretty! Love how it turned out.
I just started one in a 4 weight. Colors of White, Burgundy and a variegated Pink. So easy! Thanks for the pattern. 🤍❤️💗🤍❤️💗
Pretty blanket ❤
I love your channel! I discovered it last week and have been using your tutorials. the only thing I would change is to make the patterns free, it would be useful to just be able to print out the pattern to follow. thanks!
Thank you so much for the tutorial! Beautiful blanket!
Wow!! Just what I had been looking for.... I love your videos and am going to make one for myself!!
Thank you, Tiffany
Beautiful piece, I'm here from Cristal, Bag-O-Day Crochet, ladys I'm invited to everyone of ya'll to check her channel is amazing and a sweet person, have a bless day.
She's adorable too! So full of energy!!!!
I’m here thank u again
Perfect vid and such a cute blanket. Thanks for all your hard work for us. 🤩
very nice! gonna attempt it!
Lovely design!👍
Hi Tiffany. How many rolls of the Babe /color Echo yarn you used?thank you . I love your tutorials
Great question! I share all that information in the materials section of the video AND in the pattern. I actually highly recommend getting the pattern with this stitch because you might find yourself referring back to it every now and then to stay on track. It's only 0.99 cents too. Here's a link to help you get to it faster: CLICK HERE: www.crochetwithtiffany.com/product-page/blue-waves-blanket-pattern 😊❤️🧶
This is beautiful!!!!
Aww I wish I could give this a love.
Really cute
Great tutorial!!!!
Brilliant.
Thank you👋👍🌷
Very easy, thank you
I saw the left hand version of this first, then found this way down on the list I did a similar blanket for sister-in-law and brother she wanted burgundy and white with 10 between the increases and decreases I did a group for exams and asked which one from the group, my grandma called it a ripple stitch and SIL wasted single crochet not double crochets thanks Tiffany God Bless you
Beautiful ❤️
Beautiful! Thank you!💕
Looks nice! How many chains did you do for your completed baby blanket? How many Mandala cakes did you use? It helps having this information for anyone wanting to crochet the blanket you were holding😊
Hi McDuffin Marjie! I started with 254 chains and used between 5-6 skeins of the Lion Brand Mandala Baby size 3 weight yarn. I did actually include the chart at the back of the video to help others. But I see where you are coming from about me sharing what size blanket I am showing. Thanks for the helpful tip. 😊🧡🧶
@@CrochetWithTiffany Thank you so much, Tiffany! I've crochet your triangle shawl using one the RH Mélange that you used in your tutorial and it helped tremendously that you shared with us that 3 cakes makes a nice oversized shawl!💝
Beautiful 🌹
How do you figure out how long the chain be to make a baby blanket? In other words, how much will it shrink with the chevrons?
Great question! I actually have a great video series for you to watch that will answer this question SO well. Check out my Swatch Series! I believe it is video 2 that I talk about chevrons. I hope you check it out! CLICK HERE: ruclips.net/p/PL6HRmAfbRXTV5Kt9XjOmWPEmXBaVn5nkV
Thanks so much for the chart. They’re all multiples of 14, so I’m assuming whichever we choose, just add 2 more chains? I like the size of the one you’re showing in your video. Is yours the crib blanket size?
That was the MOST informative RUclips video I have ever seen!!! Thank you so much!!! Is there any way to message you directly????
Hi Pattee! I’m so happy you liked my video! Yes! You can message me directly through email, Facebook or Instagram. Just look for @HookedForHope or @CrochetwithTiffanyHansen or email Hookedforhope@gmail.com 😊❤️🧶
It’s lovely!!!!
Hi could you put your stitch chart up again please
Thank you! Love it
I love this blanket and bought the pattern and my stitches are not lining up on the small blanket
Hi Cheryll! I noticed that the approximate foundation row chain count in the chart was divisible by 14 but I forgot to add the +2. I wonder if that is the problem. I have updated the pattern with the new chart. If you email me I can send you the new revised pattern! Email: Hookedforhope@gmail.com
With the Mandala yarn, do you just keep going between color changes wherever they occur, or do you end a color at the end of a row before the color changes?
Also, I'm envious of how easily you find the opening in your foundation row, easily grabbing the top two strands and leaving the bottom one. I really struggle sometimes to figure out where to place my hook.
Hi Carrie! I just let my color changes happen where they happen. It really isn’t that noticeable unless you really look for the color changes. If you are wanting an even color change you can always buy solid colors and choose when to change colors. 😊.
Oh gosh, it’s practice my friend. I have been crocheting since I was 5-6 years old. It just come naturally to be like a robotic move. You’ll get it! Some people prefer to place their crochet hook with 2 loops on the bottom and one loop on the top off the foundation row. Just what works best for you. If you would like check out my video called Crochet Step #2. I demonstrate how I crochet into the foundation row really slowly and with a close up camera view. 😊❤️🧶
Looking at the chart and instructions you included I see that it is lightweight (3). Is this easily workable with a 4 weight adjusting the hook for the weight? Would this change the dimensions on the chart?
Hi Marilyn! Great question! You can absolutely make this blanket with a size 4 weight yarn but yes with a thicker yarn the dimensions on the chart will change a little. Here is a basic blanket dimensions chart that I reference: pin.it/3F5Kr1M. You will needle to play with the multiple chain count requirement to get as close to these measurements as you can. Here is a video I made to help find out this information: ruclips.net/video/3TylqErNw8c/видео.html. So excited for you to make this blanket! 😊🧡🧶
Would you know how many skeins in worsted weight yarn to use?
Hi Jennifer! Check out this video I made! I think it will help you to answer that question. ruclips.net/video/e6Y-o7VLg2k/видео.html 😊🧡🧶
@@CrochetWithTiffany I saw the video and it was helpful but it didn’t answer my question. I also am not good with measuring either.
Hi Tiffany. New subscriber here :) The second sentence after the first * in Row 1 instruction is actually DC3tog in the next 3 chains instead of 2 chains, right? A very nice blanket indeed! Thanks for this video:)
Hi Nannette! Yes that is correct! It is the next 3 chains instead of 2. Somehow this typo escaped me. Thanks for asking! 😊❤️🧶
How many skeins did you use? It isn't in your description.
Hi Jessica! You’re correct, I did not include that because I let it be up to you on what size you wanted to make. I did include a chart at the end of the tutorial that includes approximately how much yarn you will need to complete each size blanket. That chart is also included in the pattern. 😊
@@CrochetWithTiffany Thank you kindly. I am excited to put my 9 months of beginner skills to work. Continue to be GREAT, SAFE and many BLESSINGS to you and your family.
Hi,
How do I get the pattern,and the price
You do a great job
Where can I get the pattern to print out? Thank You
Check my website www.crochetwithTiffany.com. It should be there. 😊❤️🧶
I have a question...on your written pattern chart you have 168 chains for a crib blanket. Does this include the “2” extra? Repeat is 14 + 2. My guess is no as 166/14 doesn’t work. Can you help I have done this 3 times and I can’t get it to work. Maybe still too green....thank you.
Oh No! Oh gosh, looking at it I missed adding the +2 when I was working all of the calculations. Thank you so much for pointing this out to me so I can fix it. 168 / 14 = 12 which is an even number. So just make that foundation row 170 and that will be the perfect number. Thank you so much for asking! 😊🧡🧶
@@CrochetWithTiffany thank you so much!
Thank you! I've started over multiple times and thinking I was not counting right.
168 plus 2 =170
14×12 +2 =170
Tiffany, I would be grateful if you could let me know how many stitches or repeats you set up for your beautiful lie wave blanket.
I am recovering from a bad fall, have a broken left wrist and am trying to work out pattern by multiplying 28 x 8 = 264 plus 2 chains.
As the chevron contracts it is not as simple as measuring the chain.
New to you tutorial, love it, you explain so well. The placing of the “marker” is so important and eliminates mistakes as you so rightly explained.
I am half way through Janie Crow’s “Fruit Garden Quilt.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Warmest wishes,
Marèe Maher.
Hi Maree! I'm sorry to hear about your fall and your wrest. I can absolutely help you with this. For the blanket that I made in this video I started with 254 chains and made 48 rows for a Small Throw Blanket. Best of luck to you! Happy crocheting. 😊🧶🧡
@@CrochetWithTiffany thank you for your videos. Love them.
How many chains would I use for a king size throw.. I can’t wait to start I’m in hospital after an ankle replacement zero weight bearing for 4 weeks. So can crochet up a storm.
One thing I don't know how to do is measure.
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Thanks for the pattern, info & charts. The guide for how much yarn is needed is blurry & unreadable, is there another way to get it?
Oh no! Yes! Just email me and I’ll send it to you. Email: HookedForHope@gmail.com
On the first row, I noticed u did dc3tog twice the first time and once the second time. I got lost after that
Oh really? Ok, let me clear that up. There are 2 dc3tog next to each other and then 2 (3 dc in same stitch) next to each other. Sorry about that confusion
@@CrochetWithTiffany I just figured it out. But thank you. I love the blanket and have already done about 6 rows. Thank u for the tutorial. I am a new subscriber and I have no regrets. ❤
I only realized that after I removed and redid the second row for the third time lol, wish I saw your comment earlier
@@gracel2655 lol
Hi. I am trying this pattern and I'm confused as well on Row 1 and probably will be on Row 2. Can you break down the repeat section, stitch by stitch? I'm sorry that I'm not understanding.
tog = “together”
Hi Regina! That is correct. 😊❤️🧶
@@CrochetWithTiffany - it is not pronounced “tog”. It is pronounced “together”. This is not a question to you. This is a statement.
Most beginners will not know that TOG is Three DC Togetget.. .
You are absolutely right. I only just researched all the rules for each level of crocheter and now know what each level is expected to be capable of. I'm hoping that my instructions in the tutorial are clear enough for a beginner to follow.
8 minutes of rambling, fast forward
Sorry you talk too much bye!