Omg love your stitch!!! Definely try this for hand muffs for my sister as a surprise and she hate spiders though thank you so much for showing it and step by step is helpful!!!!
Lovely tutorial and a quick simple pattern with lots of texture making a great kitchen washcloth, thanks for posting this, I've been knitting and crocheting cloths for some years and I'm always on the lookout for new ideas. This one is going to be a favourite. Well Done! 😺
For those asking... You put 1 single crochet into each row along the unfinished looking edges to make them look finished. If they were double crochets you would put 2 single crochets. On the already finished edges you would put 1 single crochet into each single crochet and 1 single crochet into each chain (on the very first row, your foundation chain). Put 3 single crochets into each corner to turn.
Hello! This pattern is great! The only issue that I'm having (I'm a beginner, by the way!) is when I am done, I want to add on a border of single crochets, but I have no idea where I'm supposed to put them in as it doesn't have the traditional V shapes in a uniform manner like in other basic stitches!
Hey Jessica! I've made the washcloth and I love the stitch!!! You mentioned doing a single crochet border to finish it off. I'm sure you know but there's 3 kinda zig zag sides and the bottom straight side where the foundation chain is. Did you skip some stitches when you single crocheted around the 3 zig zag sides? When I single crocheted around the whole thing I guess the 3 sides started ruffling and the straight side looked perfect. Yours looks great so I'm just trying to match it!!😁😊
Is there another name for this stitch? Also I'm having such a hard time finding the chain space on the second row. Any other suggestions? Thank you so much, I just don't want to give up. It's just too beautiful. I'm just so frustrated
Hi Mary - I've been in your shoes many times (trying to figure out new stitches). I don't know of another name for this stitch, sorry! The easiest way that I found to look for the chain space is by looking at the opposite side and finding the two single crochets. Since there's a chain between, I know the chain is there. I try to also explain how I find it in the video. Sorry you're having such difficulty! Maybe it would help to crochet a bit looser? If you're a tight crocheter, I believe that it could be a bit more difficult. Good luck.
Hey Jessica, love your channel!!! I am so super excited to give this one a go. You found cotton yarn at Walmart?? So cool!!! I'll definitely will have to check that out. Have a great day!!!
Hi Lisa! Thanks for the sweet words about my channel. I'm still learning how this whole RUclips thing works! Lol! Yes, I found cotton at Wal-Mart and it was SO inexpensive. It was on clearance the day that I saw it, but even full price it would have been a good deal!
I love this stitch! I just wanted to know if there was a specific way to do it for crocheting in the round. I’m trying to make a beanie out of this stitch and I am trying to not get a seam.
I want to give this a go but want to make sure I understand....after completing rows 1 & 2 then I continue row 2 until it is the size I desire? Or do I repeat rows 1 & 2 until it is as large as I desire? Thank you!
Hey. Its Mary again. So I don't insert in the chain just in between right? I'm sorry. You are a very talented crocheter and I hope to someday nr as goof as you! And thanks for getting back to ,me soon!
I'm having a hard time on the around row. I'm not understanding exactly where to insert the vrovet hook. Is it in the chain which or in between? Help! Thanks so much
Easy enough but I'm having a dickens of a time trying to find that chain space. A bit more elaboration and slow-mo would have been very helpful. I've frogged this 3x already because clearly, I'm not finding the chain space. I'll give it one more go.
This patter is uneven. The last stich of the 3rd row leaves a substantial over hang. Directions for where the chain space is is exceptionally vague and there's no count or good visual of where to insert the hook. This tutorial waisted an hour of my time. I wouldn't consider myself a beginner.
Thank you, your video shows it best where the chain space is, which is RIGHT where I knew it should be, but seemed wrong! Thanks you!
Omg love your stitch!!! Definely try this for hand muffs for my sister as a surprise and she hate spiders though thank you so much for showing it and step by step is helpful!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this pattern - it is exactly what I was looking for and will start it this afternoon out in the sunshine
Lovely tutorial and a quick simple pattern with lots of texture making a great kitchen washcloth, thanks for posting this, I've been knitting and crocheting cloths for some years and I'm always on the lookout for new ideas. This one is going to be a favourite. Well Done! 😺
Hi Beverley! I'm so happy to hear that you like this one!
Perfect holiday gift! Thank you!
This video was so very helpful!!! I’ve been trying to figure this stitch out for some time now 🤪
Simple & lovely. I dont think i could forget this pattern even with a brain injury THANK U!!
Kathleen: I can vouch for that! I've had brain surgery. Haven't forgotten it yet!
The simplest and best video on this stitch. Have watched a few others but it never stuck. Thanks!
For those asking... You put 1 single crochet into each row along the unfinished looking edges to make them look finished. If they were double crochets you would put 2 single crochets. On the already finished edges you would put 1 single crochet into each single crochet and 1 single crochet into each chain (on the very first row, your foundation chain). Put 3 single crochets into each corner to turn.
great tutorial and good tip on how to find the chain 1. easy and pretty stitch pattern too. thanks
LOVE it!!!! Another awesome video and stitch! Thank you Jessica! :))
Thanks so much my friend! And you're welcome of course!
Spey. Good video and instructions. Can't wait to make one
Thank you! I'm so happy that you enjoyed the video!
Hello! This pattern is great! The only issue that I'm having (I'm a beginner, by the way!) is when I am done, I want to add on a border of single crochets, but I have no idea where I'm supposed to put them in as it doesn't have the traditional V shapes in a uniform manner like in other basic stitches!
I like this stitch
Thank you very much , have a great day
Love this stitch! Thank you.
Hey Jessica! I've made the washcloth and I love the stitch!!! You mentioned doing a single crochet border to finish it off. I'm sure you know but there's 3 kinda zig zag sides and the bottom straight side where the foundation chain is. Did you skip some stitches when you single crocheted around the 3 zig zag sides? When I single crocheted around the whole thing I guess the 3 sides started ruffling and the straight side looked perfect. Yours looks great so I'm just trying to match it!!😁😊
Is there another name for this stitch? Also I'm having such a hard time finding the chain space on the second row. Any other suggestions? Thank you so much, I just don't want to give up. It's just too beautiful. I'm just so frustrated
Hi Mary - I've been in your shoes many times (trying to figure out new stitches). I don't know of another name for this stitch, sorry! The easiest way that I found to look for the chain space is by looking at the opposite side and finding the two single crochets. Since there's a chain between, I know the chain is there. I try to also explain how I find it in the video. Sorry you're having such difficulty! Maybe it would help to crochet a bit looser? If you're a tight crocheter, I believe that it could be a bit more difficult. Good luck.
Hi Mary, I could be wrong but it might be the same stitch a star stitch.
I know this stitch as the v stitch
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Hello! I’m loving this stitch. I was wondering if there was another word for it? The stitch that is.
giving it a go but when I get to the 3rd row it starts to curl? I must be adding or skipping a stitch after the 1st row?
nice texture!!!! this would be a pretty afgan too!
Nicole Patterson, yes it will make a beautiful afghan! Great idea. Thank you:)))
Nicole Patterson yes! It would make a great afghan. Good call!
I love the idea of making an afghan with this stitch!
Hey Jessica, love your channel!!! I am so super excited to give this one a go. You found cotton yarn at Walmart?? So cool!!! I'll definitely will have to check that out. Have a great day!!!
Hi Lisa! Thanks for the sweet words about my channel. I'm still learning how this whole RUclips thing works! Lol! Yes, I found cotton at Wal-Mart and it was SO inexpensive. It was on clearance the day that I saw it, but even full price it would have been a good deal!
I love this stitch! I just wanted to know if there was a specific way to do it for crocheting in the round. I’m trying to make a beanie out of this stitch and I am trying to not get a seam.
How do I put the single crochet edge around it when I am finished?
Love this pattern however am having some difficulty. My first three rows are curling. Looks like a ruffle. Any advice as to what I am doing wrong?
It will eventually straighten itself out😊
Youur spacing is not right.
I want to give this a go but want to make sure I understand....after completing rows 1 & 2 then I continue row 2 until it is the size I desire?
Or do I repeat rows 1 & 2 until it is as large as I desire?
Thank you!
Susan Linville you're right! Simply repeat row 2 until you reach the length that you'd like. Hope this helps!
Mama In A Stitch ...Thank you!
Can you use 24/7 cotton yarn? I have a large stash lol I see Lion Brand has something called Stitch Soak Scrub yarn Would that be better? Thanks
Thank You!
I don't see the upside down V you talk about at the end of the video. Confusing.
Hey. Its Mary again. So I don't insert in the chain just in between right? I'm sorry. You are a very talented crocheter and I hope to someday nr as goof as you! And thanks for getting back to ,me soon!
Exactly Mary - you don't insert into the chain, just in the space below. And you're welcome!
@mamainastitch mine is curling, not sure what I’m doing wrong, I noticed several others were doing the same. Any help?
Go up one size on your hook to do the chain. I Use 5.5 for chain and 5 for body.
I'm having a hard time on the around row. I'm not understanding exactly where to insert the vrovet hook. Is it in the chain which or in between? Help! Thanks so much
Mary Simms you place it in the chain space for row 2 and the rest of the rows. 🙂
Mines curling really bad. What am I doing wrong?
the written pattern says to chain one before turning
Love this tutorial, but the volume levels for the intro and outro are jarring
what is sc 6 fm ?
Easy enough but I'm having a dickens of a time trying to find that chain space. A bit more elaboration and slow-mo would have been very helpful. I've frogged this 3x already because clearly, I'm not finding the chain space. I'll give it one more go.
This is way too hard for me to follow.😕 I just couldn’t how to find the right stitches in the second row!😟
*could see how...*
i dont understand
This patter is uneven. The last stich of the 3rd row leaves a substantial over hang. Directions for where the chain space is is exceptionally vague and there's no count or good visual of where to insert the hook. This tutorial waisted an hour of my time. I wouldn't consider myself a beginner.