How to Crochet the Herringbone Double Crochet
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Crochet along with Brittany as she demonstrates how to crochet the herringbone double crochet stitch!
PATTERN: bit.ly/2UYJ5OT
Left-Handed Tutorial: • {Left-Handed} How to C...
SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL FOR MORE FREE PATTERNS! bit.ly/2GS78MH
⁎ ⁎ ⁎
PURCHASE SUPPLIES USED IN THIS DEMO
→ Lion Brand Vanna's Choice: amzn.to/2Ve1jAL
→ 5.5 mm Tulip Etimo Crochet Hook: amzn.to/2Jb5je6
Disclosure: Please note the links above are affiliate links and at no additional cost to you, I will earn a small commission if you decide to purchase your supplies online. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Please understand that I have experience with these products and I recommend them because they are optimal for this pattern, not because of the small commissions I make if you buy them online. Thank you for the support ♥
⁎ ⁎ ⁎
FIND ME
Blog | bhooked.com
Podcast | iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, TuneIn Radio
Instagram | / bhooked
Twitter | / bhookedcrochet
Facebook | / bhookedcrochet
Pinterest | / bhookedcrochet
⁎ ⁎ ⁎
#BHooked #Crochet #CrochetStitches
Thanks for your very detailed information about herringbone stitches, I was working on other RUclipsr sweater project, but she didn’t give very clear instructions on how to do it, and I found your instructions really helpful.
I really appreciate how you showed how to get your hook through that first step. I was having trouble with that!
Make blankets or throws I love the stich !!! Thank you so much!!! 💓
Blanket or scarf. Definitely going to try this stitch
I am about to attempt my first blanket using this stitch. It's such a pretty stitch, so i hope all will work out! 😍. Thanks so much for this tutorial 💕
You've given me the confidence to make my next throw with herringbone stitch. THANKS!!!
Very good instruction. I appreciate you being so clear about what to do when you get to the end! This is always where I get messed up on crochet.
Also, I have memory problems from a head injury, so I appreciate nice looking stitches that don’t require a lot of memory. Thank you😀👍
Looking for a different stitch to make a doll blanket ... I LOVE IT. It may just be my new favourite way of crocheting
I'm making a dishcloth which has a lot of texture. It should work really good. Thank you for the tutorial and instructions.
A face cloth or baby blanket because there's no holes for there hands to go through or maybe leg warmers and you could sew the back up or a shawl!!
U r an excellent teacher. Thank you
Made a beautiful ear warmer... Thnx for explaining so patiently... 👌
I think I will make a set of placemats with this stitch. I like to make my placemats from a close interesting stitch so the mats will retain their shape after many washings. This stitch may also make a nice small rug, as well as a washcloth or dish cloth.
Placements was my thought as well. I already did a set in floret stitch, turned out beautiful. The downfall is they are only 1 sided. Deciding on a stitch I always find to be very difficult. Cannot tell you how many projects I frog & start over.
I'm interested in making a shawl with this pattern. Thank you for this stitch. I think I'm going to love it!
I'm going to use this stich to crochet a herringbone double crochet Afghan in King size. Red heart yarn in the color of Bonbon. A weight 4 acrilic yarn and a Susan Bates crochet hook. The starting chain I have is 438 stitches this way the Afghan will have a draping effect ❤ Thanks for the stich tutorial
What a lovely video and a lovely stitch! Well done, Brittany! I'm thinking this would make a very beautiful scarf!
Thank you! Definitely agree with you on that one!
I’ll probably create a swiffer sweeper cover because the stitches are so close together. So easy, love it! Thanks so much for sharing this
Oh that's a great idea!
Thank you a lot for this pattern. I saw the cardigan in that stitches. It looks awesome!
I’m a fairly new crocheter so I think, for me, I’ll be using this stitch for blankets, rectangular wraps, and lapghans that I donate to our prayer shawl group at church.
Wonderfully loving of you!💗
Thanks for this tutorial. I think I’m going to try making a sweater for my dog. Your videos are always so clear and easy to see and understand. 😊
Thank you!
I made my husband a blanket to fit him from shoulder to over his feet in this stitch and he loves it. I was very pleased with the ease of this stitch. Thank u for a great tutorial
Wow your instructions are so clear and concise. I never learned how to read written crochet patterns. I learned starting at about the age of 8 how to crochet watching my grandma. She started me out making a chain with my fingers untill I could do that easily then moved on to teaching me to use a hook. Since I watched her from basically a mirror image (I watch her while sitting in front of her rather than beside her) I hold my yarn and hook backwards but not left handed if that makes any since. I also tie my shoes "backwards" for this same reason. Anyway I believe this is why it's always been so hard for me to understand written instructions. Your video is so easy for me to understand. I would love to find a video that shows directions with the proper abbreviations used. I just know if I can find a video like that I can then easily learn to follow a written pattern. I just discovered your channel so I haven't had the chance yet to see if you in fact did make a video like that. If so wonderful and I will definitely be watching them if you haven't done that I sure would like for you to make it. I don't need a beginning video since I've been crocheting for nearly 50 years and can make lots of stiches. Basically I want to see each stitch made according to written instructions. I hope this makes since. God bless 🕊️🙏❤️
I did a Huntress vest where the Herringbone Double Crochet was used in part of the pattern. It called for it in the back loop to give it texture. It also gave the vest a beautiful look.
I love your teaching technique! I also like this stitch once I caught on to it. My mind kept wanting to make a DC stitch. But I think that you are a fantastic instructor and I would love to see you MAKE a sweater utilizing this stitch ! Maybe a sweater with a cow neck or whatever sweater neck you design. Thanks again for sharing and Be blessed!
This would make an awesome snuggly sweater!
I am making a sweater with this stitch. My first ever sweater!
I would love to make a cool baby cocoon for my Grandson who is coming in August. I think it would be really cozy using this stitch .I've bought a few balls of Lion Brand. Feels Like Butta so that's what I'm hoping to use along with this lush stitch if poss. Also a big Thank You for all your video tutorials ,you allways make it make sense .🤗
Congrats in the new grandson! I'm using Feels Like Butta at the moment and it's so incredibly soft. It would be great with this stitch!
This stitch would make a good Market Bag.
Deb Hughes how to meet a jumper
I’m
I am doing my annual charity crocheting for the military, and we do scarves. I get bored and looked at your various stitch videos. Then I remembered this stitch, which you taught me last year, and bingo! It works up so nice, kind of mindless - great to do while watching a movie, etc..So thank you!
I am using worsted yarn 4, and a size I 5.50 hook, because I want it to have a softer feel, in a charcoal grey.
Hi, I’m fairly new at doing crochet projects. I’ll be making doll blankets and adult size throws. You explain things rather well and your video is useful making sure we see the technique clearly.
This is such a pretty and very easy pattern. I'm using Bernat Velvet to make a blanket with this stitch. Lovely to do..Lovely to view💖
Love the stitch I like to used for a men’s suéter small size
I’m making headband/ear warmers for my niece and I was getting bored with the same stitches. This is perfect for my next one . Thank you so very much.
I'm wanting to make a no sleeve top thank you much
This stitch looks right for a throw. Thank you for your help!!
Hi Brittany. I'm using this pattern to make an afghan/blanket to donate to the Veterans Community Project in my City. I'm using I love this chunky yarn, but I'm not sure how many chains to start with. I would love to hear from you. I LOVE this pattern and love your tutorial. Thank you.
A vest would be so nice....thank you for all your tutorials..
That has an amazing look to it and looks easy to do. Thanks Brittany!!
How funny i just planned to make a sweater in this stitch. thanks for the video
Sweaters and cardigans! I am using super bulky yarn and modifying a pattern for a double crochet shrug. Thanks!
Great tutorial! Very clear. I made a swatch and really like the stitch. It really seems to require a border, though, since the edges are rather bumpy. I’d love to see a nice, easy scarf pattern with a simple border. I think it would make a nice table runner or placemat, too!
I love this stitch.
Wanna do it
Thanks a lot
Hi Brittany, I love this stitch. I'm crocheting a blanket for my cat Phoebe. Maybe a winter scarf would
be nice. Thank you for all your tutorials. Lori Schreiner
Very nicely done tutorial. I think a project such as triangular shawl, scarf would be showing off the stitch best, maybe using a solid yarn color that is attention- getting, or an ombre that has longer, gradual color changes, or in a soothing heather texture. Even some fringing would be a softening effect . In my mind I would love a lightweight pullover vest pattern that would show off the stitch but also have some openwork areas ? to balance the overall effect.
Thank you for making a great clear and concise tutorial!😀 I think that this stitch would be great for all kinds of projects. I would love to see it using multiple colors.
Ahhhhhh! I love the look of this stitch! Thank you for your tutorial ❤I am going to try this out for a wash cloth. And I was also thinking of placemats
Thanks Brittany, I always get mixed up with this stitch 🙏 yes I’d love to see a throw or baby blanket made with a combination of stitches like a few rows of this one then change to a few rows of a complimentary stitch that would be good for a warm throw thanks for asking 🙏😊💖💖
I've been adapting a corner to corner scarf pattern into a vest (basically making 4 quarters with part of the body and then half a sleeve each) I think I'll use this stitch for the collar and cuffs
I saw a child’s cardigan in this stitch and would love to see an adult or specifically men’s/masculine style, double breasted cardigan pattern using this stitch. There are so few crochet garment patterns geared towards masculine style wearers that I’m sure this would be a hit!
Great tutorial! I'm a newbie....this is going to be a baby blanket stitch for me.
Interesting, a winter beanie hat would be nice with this stitch, may be challenging
I love your teaching
I am going to make a beanie. Thank you so much
How about a bag/purse/clutch (whatever it's called) It's reversible, so it may be the same if you flip it inside out.
I would love to make a blanket coat with it. Thanks for sharing.
neat stitch
A sweater wil look very good and it wil be quick! Maybe for male large size. Otherwise I would enjoy making a throw with soft chunky yarn! It will look beautiful!
Thank you for this excellent tutorial. I definitely see this as a scarf or blanket. Would this be appropriate for a baby blanket as well?
Maybe placemats or dish towels.
Hi, just found your channel & reviewed your teaching style & crochet content: LOVE IT! New sub 😍 This is a beautiful stitch, would like to see it incorporated into scarves, shawls, any domestic projects. Ideas for using any interesting stitches always welcome, Also interested in more tutorials that use invisible join & chainless starting rows, like I’ve recently learned about. Great job, Brittany!
I'm using this stitch right now to work in the round you just have to turn your work when you get to the end of the row/round.
thank you for this great tutorial. i always get the regular and double herringbone mixed up... I was wondering if a hooded pocket scarf would be nice in this stitch?🤔🤔
I altered the instructions to read: Herr dc - YO and insert hook in designated stitch. YO and pull up a loop and pull on through first loop on hook. YO and pull through 1st loop on hook. YO and pull through two remaining loops. I hope this is right. That's the way it looked in your tutorial.
Thank you for the tutorial how to decrease on this pattern.
Scarf and throw.thumbs up
Very pretty stitch and great easy to follow video. How about a set of boot cuffs, gloves (fingerless?) and scarf.
Love the idea! 👌
I love the idea of fingerless gloves
Beautiful stitch pattern. You say it won't work in the round. I don't see why it wouldn't if you turn the project every other round. I've made hats that are constructed that way. I'm going to experiment with it later today. It would make a beautiful bag using flat pieces and seaming them together. :)
I'd love to hear how your experimenting turns out!
@@bhookedcrochet is there a method to do so privately?
@@bhookedcrochet it worked! I designed a newborn baby hat in the round. See my Ravelry Project Page or my InstaGram page. I tagged you in the post on IG.
How about a sling bag( just for keys, purse and a phone) for a walk in the park and a matching sleeveless top for the summer weather 😇
Maybe it’s the name, but a large, chunky pillow made from oatmeal tweed thick and thin wool would be very textural piece!!!
Ooo that sounds lovely!
Hello nice stitch i'm going to make a blanket
Hi I love this stitch would like a cardigan please thank you
Love it. I'm looking for a sweater pattern. I am a plus size so everything i wear has to be long enough to cover the behind because i wear alot of leggings. They are comfortable but not attractive unless the tops are long. I think this stitch would look comfy and casual in a soft bulky but not super bulky weight. I like the cardigan style . I sew so i tend to think in the way shape and size cloths are made. Still i have not been able to create a sweater that looks nice. This isnt a difficult stitch but the tension is. The first row is much tighter then the following. I wonder if a size larger hook just for the first row would help?
Going to crochet a baby blanket for a friend.
I think YOU should tell us what is good for this stitch. I do like small projects that don't take a year to finish. hats, scarfs, etc.
I’d like to make a tuque with a hole in it at the top for pony tails.
I would like to make a striped blanket with at least 3 different colors up to as many as 7 different colors. Since this stitch is the same on the front & back, I think it would lend itself well to a striped, maybe Indian style blanket with varied widths of stripes.
That sounds like it would be beautiful! Yes, this pattern will be great for stripes 👌
Beautiful stitch! Thank you for sharing and it is not hard to do either. Is it a yarn eater stitch?
I seems to be comparable to working a solid double crochet stitch pattern 👌
A key hole scarf would look nice
This is a nice stitch and it looks dense so would probably be good for placemats. On the written instructions, it has a YO before pulling through the loop you pulled up to start the stitch but on the video you don't YO but just pull that loop through like a slip stitch.
I am doing a blanket with this stitch.
Cardigan with this stich
I would like to crochet a 53x60 throw blanket using this stitch. What size yarn and hook would be good. I like Berhart yarn.
I would love to make a Gingham check blanket. Witout having to carry the yarn with every stitch
How about a sweater! :)
I thought about a sweater too but horizontal herringbone might make larger folks look wider so working the sweater panels so the herringbone goes vertically might help that issue.
I made a crib sized baby blanket with this stitch. I started with 143 +2 chain then did 171 rows. But once it was complete it seemed to heavy for a baby blanket. I used Bernat Baby lightweight 3ply yarn with an "H" 5mm hook. Should I have used 2ply yarn? Or was this just not a good stitch for a baby blanket?
Afghan, definitely. Two colors?? How hard would it be to change a color?
I tried doing this stitch as an experiment, I skipped in between each herringbone stitch and chained in between each herringbone stitch. I like the “air” in between the stitches but I’m not sure where I screwed up but it started increasing and became wider.
I’m sure there’s a way but I don’t know it ! HAHAHAHA. Maybe your skill level can figure out if this is a valid stitch pattern 😃
I’ve been wanting to crochet a lapghan. What yarn would you recommend?
Oh wow, tough question! My go-to yarn for lap blankets is a medium weight acrylic or cotton. I really love how soft Lion Brand Heartland is. But something like Caron is affordable and easy to find 👍
Making a table runner!
TFS❣️. How about a pyramid shaped cowl? TY 🍫🍫🍫
I love the herringbone double crochet stitch but the edges are uneven. How can I get straighter edges? I'm making a blanket for a Veterans Community Project.
Can you do this in a triangle shape for a shawl? Could you do a tutorial? Blessings
How about a cowl.
Bellissimo. Come si può lavorare in tondo? Grazie
I want to crochet a baby blanket this double crochet herringbone stitch?
You can work a Herringbone stitch in a round. You would have to turn your work around in order to make a hat. 👒
Hello, dear!
Well, I just found out I'm pregnant. I would love to make a baby cap, mittens, and booties using this stitch for my newborn's photoshoot🥰.
Congratulations!! 🤗
@@bhookedcrochet Thank you😘
I love the look of the herringbone sts, but goodness it's so slow going for me.
Going to crochet a blanket
Throw blanket for the couch
Plant hangers or baskets