Get the free pattern at thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-hugs-kisses-baby-blanket-pattern-tutorial/ Right Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/iqR_iQWDY6U/видео.html Left Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/8KHVDvhJtXQ/видео.html
So to clarify, I'm on row 12. Which is technically the right side. And row 12 is a bobble row, but under special stitches and after the instruction of the how to do the bobble stitch, it says 'these are worked on the wrong side'. So im just super confused as to whether I continue to try and finish the row popping the bobbles towards me or if im missing something? Kind regards x
@@TheCrochetCrowd thank you sooo much for your quick reply. I missed the sc row after the X st row 4 rows back. Im just going to cry and fog quietly to myself ... thanks again so much xx
Just finished my first row-everything seems to be going perfectly so far! Thanks so much to both of you for the beautiful pattern and thoughtful tutorial.
I really like this pattern and am making it a larger size for my 6yo great-granddaughter. I am so glad for Mikey's video because at 74, it's sometimes hard for me to understand patterns even though that's how I learned when I was 17.
A huge thank you to Jeanne and Mikey for this pattern and tutorial. It’s become my go to pattern for baby blankets. I just love the texture. While I’ve done the star, rectangle, and square version, I always come back to this chevron. I love how it hides the color changes in the cake yarns do to the up and down v motion. Now I’m starting on an enlarged version for my Aunt. I just can’t get enough of the hugs and kisses blankets you guys had. While I didn’t struggle with pattern reading, I came here for some tips. Mikey you did a great job on explaining this to everyone. You made it simple so anyone can follow along and accomplish this beautiful stitch. I can’t wait to show off my finished blanket in the groups.
In order to know how many chains I needed, I did the sample as you did through the first row of Dc. Then I measured from center valley to center valley. That gave me the width for the 28 stitches. I knew then how many I needed to chain. I do this each time I do a chevron or wave blanket. It sure saves a lot of time!
This was one of the most fun patterns I've ever worked; with Mikey's tutorial it was easy to make and had multiple stitch rows which added variety and texture. I love this pattern, it was exactly what I needed to lift my mood. I used very bright colors, it will be my Spring "napping" throw. Thank you Mikey, you are a fantastic teacher.
I did a swatch for the first time and I'm so glad I did...I love this pattern and worked out the kinks in the swatch so now I'm all set for the blanket. I will use stitch markers in the peaks and valleys as some suggested, as my issue is counting wrong. Thank you so much for this beautiful pattern!
Thank you for this beautiful pattern. I’ve been crocheting for many years and this is the first time I’ve done a ripple afghan and been able to keep the correct shape.
Started this beautiful baby blanket. Watched the video, read the instructions and kept having a problem counting stitches. I frogged the blanket 2x. So I was done and something had to change, I used stitch markers in the valley! What a difference a stitch marker can make. Pattern moving along much faster now. Thanks for the advice! Thank you Jeanne Steinhilber for designing this pattern! Thank you Mikey for a great tutorial. Thank you Crochet Crowd also!
Love this pattern and the tutorial. Thanks for breaking the steps down so well. I made a mess of my very first wave pattern blanket years ago and I've avoided them ever since. I will be trying this one and am sure I will be successful because of this tutorial. Thanks for all you do! I appreciate you~
would you mind helping me out ? I need to use stitch markers for the valley/peaks to be able to do this pattern, where do I place them, in the first. middle or last st that starts the Valley/Peak to know that when I get to the marker that it is the first of the 3.
Hi Michael, so beautuful this pattern and so much fun in a varigated yarn. I'm really enjoying myself making it. And , as always, you're instructions are easy to follow, precise and to the point and not too slow or too fast. I've made one change, made the bobbles with 4 instead of 5. Saved yarn and is just as nice. I like your voice, it's pleasant to listen to. Thanks a lot again for your efforts.
Hi! Love this pattern and your tutorial. I’m following both your video and the written instructions and row 5 instructions are different in the video vs. the written. Without the video, I would have been in trouble.
Супер! Спасибо вам за подробный МК. Попробую обязательно.Я пока новичок в вязании крючком,но вы очень понятно объясняете и показываете. Галина/ Turkey.
I just finished my first blanket of this pattern for a friend’s soon to be newborn & it turned out beautifully! I used Bernat Softee Baby with a 4mm hook & it worked perfectly. I’ve started another for someone else using the same yarn but a different color. I like the verigated colors in the original pattern but a monochromatic look is my favorite. This one will be pure white. Don’t give up on this pattern if you’re struggling - it’s worth it!
@@allysonowens2895it's just a double crochet. 1. Single crochet 2. Double crochet 3. Single again 4. Criss-cross 5. Single crochet 6. Bobble crochet Just slow down the video, the setting is at the top right
Thanking you a million times still seems not enough. Reason being that you are a fantastic,competent, logical,practical,organised and user friendly teacher. I’m learning soooooo much from you in ways you would not expect. In this project in the bobble row I was not getting it, until your explanation saying “mirror image” was used. Ahhhh the penny dropped and waaalaa I got it. I have been doing your tutorial for the past year off and on and you have given me the confidence to tackle this pattern. I am learning to read patterns and symbols due to you showing and explaining them at the start of your lessons. Oh the other info you give that is so helpful ( that’s not done a lot ) is give the numbers for bigger/ littler options......... I tend to do lots of dishcloths or potholder to get the hang of a type of stitch.
If you are having trouble counting your stitches then please try using stitch markers they will become your best friend lol or if you don't have stitch markers, you can always a bit of yarn just tie it through and do a knot but not to tight that you can't get it undone again. ☺
This is such a beautiful pattern and I’ve looked for just the right one to make a baby blanket for my first grandchild and I’m so excited to make this for our sweet baby girl. 🥰
would you mind helping me out ? I need to use stitch markers for the valley/peaks to be able to do this pattern, where do I place them, in the first. middle or last st that starts the Valley/Peak to know that when I get to the marker that it is the first of the 3.
Love it too!! Did you have a problem with bobble row and next sc row. ? My peaks and valleys are off a little and stitches for each row, how many. Id appreciate any advice! Also im a intermediate to Advanced and tnis afghan blows my mind! Thank you
@@lauriesweet2161 did you figure it out? I want to use stitch markers for the peaks and valleys, so that I can make this blanket. Where would you recommend placing the st markers? would it be in the first stitch of the valley and peak? I tried a ruff small size of this pattern and messed up - its been too long since I did the chevron pattern to recall where to put the markers plus I only did it once -
In doing the bobble row there is no mention of two hdc between bobbles except at the beginning. The pattern says to hdc once between bobbles going up and down the chevrons.
@Asmita27 yes I did it with one but was short stitches....doing one hdc between bobbles does not add up to 12 stitches. Putting two hdc between bobbles makes 12 stitches
I know I will do this . Thanks Mickey take time to show us. Plus thanks to jeanna you all beautiful work Take time out doing all the patterns and special offer us all free patterns
love this pattern, thanks Mikey for the step by step instructions. I have since completed 2 in rainbow colours, one bold and the other in pastel shades.
@@janettesammut3883 sorry Janette, just saw this message... for the bold blanket i used 1 x 100 gram ball for each colour. In the pastel one it was about 125 grams of each colour and almost 3 x 100 of white.
I’m really enjoying making this, thank you so much for the tutorial. Is there a border tutorial to go with it please? If not is there a border that you recommend? 🙏
Oh I am definitely going to make this blanket !! Thank you Jeanne for creating this master piece and thanks Mikey for the tutorial...now to decide which colors to use. :)
Great directions, I had no problem with stitch count, rows, everything is going perfectly. I am using Premier anti-pilling worsted. Make sure your first chain row is done loosely. So it will lay flat .
I made this pattern using Caron big cakes in Cornucopia. It is absolutely beautiful and I LOVE the texture! It will be a beautiful addition to our home. Thank you for this pattern and tutorial!
Hi I'm new to all of this but found this tutorial very easy to follow, love your voice Mikey, plan to watch and have a go at more projects....... Thanks
I absolutely love any Chevron pattern, but love them so much more when they are 3 dcs in the top of the mountain and 3dcs tog in the valleys and now this one with the so much added texture, HEAVEN. Oh and Mikey, I love how you showed how easy it was to do the cross, putting your hook in from back to front of stitch. Wish I thought of that. I could watch you crochet all day, very soothing, but alas, I am procrastinating once again, would so much rather watch this, than packing to move. lol. xx
Thank you so much Mikey and Jeannie for the pattern. I really really love ❤️ this pattern, and I have a baby blanket to make, and I really think 🤔 it would be awesome for my friends to be new grandchild due in June. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Love this pattern. So beautiful! It’s quite a crochet stitches collections. Thank you for the instruction. Very calm pleasant voice too. I am making one baby blanket for my future great granddaughter 🤣🤣 I fell in love with this pattern as I surf around to get some ideas. Now I am making this pattern. It’s fun! Thank you again!
I really like this pattern. It’s both difficult to make me have to pay attention and with all the different rows. I’m not doing a boring pattern that I’m just trying to finish so it’s not one more unfinished project.
Has anyone noticed that on round 5, the written pattern only says to put 1 hdc between the bobble stitches, but Mikey adds 2 hdc and the stitch count is precise
This looks so very pretty! I have just found out that a cousin is expecting a baby in August. I think I may try to practise this first, having read the below comments! I am doing a feather and fan waves pattern at the moment and you HAVE to count stitches at the end of each row. I'll let you know how I get on!
Thank you so much, Michael, for doing a tutorial on this. I've been wanting to make it since the pattern came out but I couldn't figure it out. You make it so easy and I'm having fun with it.
I'm just getting back into crocheting again. I love all your pattern tutorials. Thank you for the clear and understandable instruction. I want to use this pattern on a small lap blanket I'm making (but no ripple).
the instruction is great! easy to follow! I think the count may be off. I can not even get through the first row. I have been crocheting for over 20 years. (chaining 158)Get to the last few stitches and I will have 11 stitches left more then the 9. I ripped everything out and count the chains multiple times and it always comes to 158 then I restart the double crochets and still end with to many stitches and unable to finish the row. Please help
It sounds like your count is off or you're missing stitches. You should only have 6st left at the end, not 11 or 9. It starts dbl on the 4ch from the hook, 5dbl, then repeats a patter of (3tog, 12dbl) (3dbl in one chain, 12dbl). It should end with a 3tog and you'll have 6 chains left. If this sounds like what you've been doing, only thing I can think is you accidentally put a st in the wrong chain.
I thought i was going mad! Ive ended up with the same stitches as you and ivve started over so many times and i thought it was my count off. Did you manage to find a solution at all?
Hi Mikey. I so much appreciate all of your videos. They are extremely helpful and easy to understand. You are my go-to person. Could you please clarify something for me? On row 6 (the sc row after the bobble) at 27:14, when doing the sc3tog, your first stitch of the sc3tog is in the same stitch as the previous 5th sc. Is this correct?
Beautiful! I love watching your videos, they're always so easy to follow along. I started this blanket and it's working up nicely. I did have a little trouble getting my count correct, on the single crochet row, after the bobble stitch row.
Good day! This video is a little on the older side, but I absolutely love this pattern. I believe I can do it *IF* I can use stitch markers for the peaks and valleys. Would you PLEASE take the time if you see this to let me know where to place these markers? Would it be in the first of the three in each of the st for the peaks and Valleys- so that I know that is where I put the first of that three in each time( for both Peaks/Valleys)
I just finished this beautiful blanket for a baby shower gift. I used lion brand ice cream in tutti frutie. Absolutely love the color way! In the process we found out we will be expecting our 3rd grandchild and of course my daughter also loves this blanket. My question is what would be a nice border for a chevron? This is my very first chevron and definitely not my last! I would like to find something other than just the single crochet edge. Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!!!
@@allysonowens2895 I just saw Mikey doing a fringe just the other day and I thought how cute that would be. I wish I could recall the tutorial it was on but it was so cute! I remember a sc into stitch and then pull it out till 10 / 12 inches or so and then twist the loop about 40 times to make the yarn want to natural twist. Then sc that loop into the next stitch. I'll have to look up the tassel though. Thank you!
27:22 struggling with row 6. You go into the same chain for the 5th SC as well as the SC3TOG. If I do it without going into the same stitch, I’m left with no more chains for the final 2 SC. if I do it the way you did, I’m doing 3SC in the first SC of the row before instead of the second.
I either do the 3SC in the wrong stitch or the 3SCTOG in the wrong stitches. It does not equal 12 between the two. I’ve already restarted once and have recounted again and am in the same predicament.
Thank you love this even with the solid and Mikey thanks love the way you do the cross stitch going in the front I learned a new way xo also the counting is so much easy who would have thunk!! Xo
Kayla....making same blanket. Im stuck. I read that you should count your stitches, same for every row. 158, comes down to 155, or 154. The sc row after bobble row is not correct. My valleys are not aligned correctly. I'm missing something. Any suggestions?
The crisscross shows up better on one side than the other. So u might have to turn the bubbles around when u are finished with blanket. I am a left hander. So watch for it.
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Get the free pattern at thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-hugs-kisses-baby-blanket-pattern-tutorial/
Right Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/iqR_iQWDY6U/видео.html
Left Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/8KHVDvhJtXQ/видео.html
So to clarify, I'm on row 12. Which is technically the right side. And row 12 is a bobble row, but under special stitches and after the instruction of the how to do the bobble stitch, it says 'these are worked on the wrong side'. So im just super confused as to whether I continue to try and finish the row popping the bobbles towards me or if im missing something? Kind regards x
@@chelseahill4545 I looked at the pattern, Row 12 is not the bobble stitch. It's a single crochet row. I think you are missing a row.
@@TheCrochetCrowd thank you sooo much for your quick reply. I missed the sc row after the X st row 4 rows back. Im just going to cry and fog quietly to myself ... thanks again so much xx
This is different to what mickey is showing. He uses uk tbls not hac
Just finished my first row-everything seems to be going perfectly so far! Thanks so much to both of you for the beautiful pattern and thoughtful tutorial.
I really like this pattern and am making it a larger size for my 6yo great-granddaughter. I am so glad for Mikey's video because at 74, it's sometimes hard for me to understand patterns even though that's how I learned when I was 17.
You are so welcome!
A huge thank you to Jeanne and Mikey for this pattern and tutorial. It’s become my go to pattern for baby blankets. I just love the texture. While I’ve done the star, rectangle, and square version, I always come back to this chevron. I love how it hides the color changes in the cake yarns do to the up and down v motion.
Now I’m starting on an enlarged version for my Aunt. I just can’t get enough of the hugs and kisses blankets you guys had. While I didn’t struggle with pattern reading, I came here for some tips. Mikey you did a great job on explaining this to everyone. You made it simple so anyone can follow along and accomplish this beautiful stitch.
I can’t wait to show off my finished blanket in the groups.
In order to know how many chains I needed, I did the sample as you did through the first row of Dc. Then I measured from center valley to center valley. That gave me the width for the 28 stitches. I knew then how many I needed to chain. I do this each time I do a chevron or wave blanket. It sure saves a lot of time!
I could never do ripple before now with your tutorial I found it easy thank you so much
This was one of the most fun patterns I've ever worked; with Mikey's tutorial it was easy to make and had multiple stitch rows which added variety and texture. I love this pattern, it was exactly what I needed to lift my mood. I used very bright colors, it will be my Spring "napping" throw. Thank you Mikey, you are a fantastic teacher.
I did a swatch for the first time and I'm so glad I did...I love this pattern and worked out the kinks in the swatch so now I'm all set for the blanket. I will use stitch markers in the peaks and valleys as some suggested, as my issue is counting wrong. Thank you so much for this beautiful pattern!
I love the way you explain what you're doing so well. You don't rush n explain your stitches so well, thank you for having the patience.
Happy anniversary. I’m not a shopper but I’d watch you no matter what you’re showing. You’re a lovely person and your wee kitties are 🤩❤️
Thank you for this beautiful pattern. I’ve been crocheting for many years and this is the first time I’ve done a ripple afghan and been able to keep the correct shape.
Please help me I’ve taking this apart so many more I cannot keep an straight edges
Started this beautiful baby blanket. Watched the video, read the instructions and kept having a problem counting stitches. I frogged the blanket 2x. So I was done and something had to change, I used stitch markers in the valley! What a difference a stitch marker can make. Pattern moving along much faster now. Thanks for the advice! Thank you Jeanne Steinhilber for designing this pattern! Thank you Mikey for a great tutorial. Thank you Crochet Crowd also!
Love this pattern and the tutorial. Thanks for breaking the steps down so well. I made a mess of my very first wave pattern blanket years ago and I've avoided them ever since. I will be trying this one and am sure I will be successful because of this tutorial. Thanks for all you do! I appreciate you~
You can do anything you set your mind to. Watch you fly! :D
would you mind helping me out ? I need to use stitch markers for the valley/peaks to be able to do this pattern, where do I place them, in the first. middle or last st that starts the Valley/Peak to know that when I get to the marker that it is the first of the 3.
Hi Michael, so beautuful this pattern and so much fun in a varigated yarn. I'm really enjoying myself making it. And , as always, you're instructions are easy to follow, precise and to the point and not too slow or too fast. I've made one change, made the bobbles with 4 instead of 5. Saved yarn and is just as nice. I like your voice, it's pleasant to listen to. Thanks a lot again for your efforts.
Dicky Dik doing four instead of five didn’t mess up your count at all?
Hi! Love this pattern and your tutorial. I’m following both your video and the written instructions and row 5 instructions are different in the video vs. the written. Without the video, I would have been in trouble.
this blanket is lovely. i am going to make it in a larger size. thank you so much to you all.
Супер!
Спасибо вам за подробный МК.
Попробую обязательно.Я пока новичок в вязании крючком,но вы очень понятно объясняете и показываете.
Галина/ Turkey.
You are such a good teacher ❤ Thank you 😘🇬🇧
This is lovely. I'm normally not attracted to Chevron patterns, but this is really beautiful.
Dianne McGregor 👍
I'm in love with this pattern. I did this in Lion Brand Mandala Ombre-(color)-Chi
It turned out incredible. Thank you Thank you Thank you
You are so welcome!
What size did yours turn out? If I may ask
@@sherit8594 about 60x48 inches
Or 5ftx4ft
@@charleanastasia5557 I'm sure it turned out pretty 🦋 thank you for sharing
@@sherit8594 ya made me measure lol
It's 5.5 ft x just under 4ft
I just finished my first blanket of this pattern for a friend’s soon to be newborn & it turned out beautifully! I used Bernat Softee Baby with a 4mm hook & it worked perfectly. I’ve started another for someone else using the same yarn but a different color. I like the verigated colors in the original pattern but a monochromatic look is my favorite. This one will be pure white. Don’t give up on this pattern if you’re struggling - it’s worth it!
How many skeins of the Bernat Softee. Baby Yarn did you buy to make this baby afghan? Thank You
I can’t figure out row 2:(
@@allysonowens2895it's just a double crochet.
1. Single crochet
2. Double crochet
3. Single again
4. Criss-cross
5. Single crochet
6. Bobble crochet
Just slow down the video, the setting is at the top right
Thanking you a million times still seems not enough. Reason being that you are a fantastic,competent, logical,practical,organised and user friendly teacher. I’m learning soooooo much from you in ways you would not expect. In this project in the bobble row I was not getting it, until your explanation saying “mirror image” was used. Ahhhh the penny dropped and waaalaa I got it.
I have been doing your tutorial for the past year off and on and you have given me the confidence to tackle this pattern. I am learning to read patterns and symbols due to you showing and explaining them at the start of your lessons. Oh the other info you give that is so helpful ( that’s not done a lot ) is give the numbers for bigger/ littler options......... I tend to do lots of dishcloths or potholder to get the hang of a type of stitch.
Love this new take on the standard ripple blanket
If you are having trouble counting your stitches then please try using stitch markers they will become your best friend lol or if you don't have stitch markers, you can always a bit of yarn just tie it through and do a knot but not to tight that you can't get it undone again. ☺
I agree, I've tried it w/o stitch markers 😏, then I tried with the Stitch Markers 😊😍🤩💞 YES, YES, thank you soooooo much for the suggestion !
Definately agree with you. ♥️
@@towandamcarthur1812 maybe I'm blond :) , but what does w/o mean?
@@brendavandermerwe514 good morning, w/o means. without 😊
@@brendavandermerwe514 It means without.
Love this pattern, going to make it for my nieces Birthday.. l love your tutorials.. l'm from Narragansett RI, thank you again..
My pleasure.
This is a beautiful project and such a very pleasant voice to listen to . Thank you 🤩
This is such a beautiful pattern and I’ve looked for just the right one to make a baby blanket for my first grandchild and I’m so excited to make this for our sweet baby girl. 🥰
would you mind helping me out ? I need to use stitch markers for the valley/peaks to be able to do this pattern, where do I place them, in the first. middle or last st that starts the Valley/Peak to know that when I get to the marker that it is the first of the 3.
Yesterday I finished making one. Today I`m going to start another one. Gosh, this pattern is amazingly addictive! Thank you Mikey :*
Love it too!! Did you have a problem with bobble row and next sc row. ? My peaks and valleys are off a little and stitches for each row, how many. Id appreciate any advice! Also im a intermediate to Advanced and tnis afghan blows my mind! Thank you
@@lauriesweet2161 did you figure it out? I want to use stitch markers for the peaks and valleys, so that I can make this blanket. Where would you recommend placing the st markers? would it be in the first stitch of the valley and peak? I tried a ruff small size of this pattern and messed up - its been too long since I did the chevron pattern to recall where to put the markers plus I only did it once -
thank you for sharing this. Very easy to follow! Looking forward to making my friend this blanket.
In doing the bobble row there is no mention of two hdc between bobbles except at the beginning. The pattern says to hdc once between bobbles going up and down the chevrons.
@@veronicamadrak170 did you try with just one hdc? Did it work?
@Asmita27 yes I did it with one but was short stitches....doing one hdc between bobbles does not add up to 12 stitches. Putting two hdc between bobbles makes 12 stitches
I know I will do this . Thanks Mickey take time to show us. Plus thanks to jeanna you all beautiful work Take time out doing all the patterns and special offer us all free patterns
Having trouble with the chain 158 and add 28 + 18 for a larger size. Tried once with 158 and tried add, same uneven end.
love this pattern, thanks Mikey for the step by step instructions. I have since completed 2 in rainbow colours, one bold and the other in pastel shades.
Judith Clancy can I ask how many grams you used approximately please
@@janettesammut3883 sorry Janette, just saw this message... for the bold blanket i used 1 x 100 gram ball for each colour. In the pastel one it was about 125 grams of each colour and almost 3 x 100 of white.
I’m really enjoying making this, thank you so much for the tutorial. Is there a border tutorial to go with it please? If not is there a border that you recommend?
🙏
Thanks for the explanation! So clear ! I’ve not done a chevron before… making a winter blanket for me … lovely pattern 🖤
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you Mikey for making a complex pattern seem simple. You are a blessing to us.
Love this pattern, its great, making my granddaughters beautiful new blankets for Christmas. Thank you for sharing this wonderful pattern with us.
Oh I am definitely going to make this blanket !! Thank you Jeanne for creating this master piece and thanks Mikey for the tutorial...now to decide which colors to use. :)
Great directions, I had no problem with stitch count, rows, everything is going perfectly. I am using Premier anti-pilling worsted. Make sure your first chain row is done loosely. So it will lay flat .
Thanks for the patrone. Now I begin with a blanket for my son. Greetings from Pretoria Noord In South Africa.
I made this pattern using Caron big cakes in Cornucopia. It is absolutely beautiful and I LOVE the texture! It will be a beautiful addition to our home. Thank you for this pattern and tutorial!
This tutorial was well done. I was able to understand it and am getting beautiful results. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi I'm new to all of this but found this tutorial very easy to follow, love your voice Mikey, plan to watch and have a go at more projects....... Thanks
going to make this for my first granddaughter due this fall thank you very much
I love this,, I have made a baby one and 2 adult ones ... everyone loves them tyvm
Wonderful! How many yarn balls you needed for the adult ones and the number of chains you started with, please?
Oh , I’ve just found the left handed version ,just needed to look a bit more !! Thanks ,keep the left handed patterns coming ,love them.
This video was so helpful! I can’t wait to start my blanket :)
I love you patterns I like watching your video your instruction are right on target easy to follow
I absolutely love any Chevron pattern, but love them so much more when they are 3 dcs in the top of the mountain and 3dcs tog in the valleys and now this one with the so much added texture, HEAVEN. Oh and Mikey, I love how you showed how easy it was to do the cross, putting your hook in from back to front of stitch. Wish I thought of that. I could watch you crochet all day, very soothing, but alas, I am procrastinating once again, would so much rather watch this, than packing to move. lol. xx
I love this pattern making a baby blanket for my baby boy on the way 💙
where do i get pattern please
How did it turn out?
Very easy. My blanket looks beautiful. Thank you.
Beautiful can't wait to make it and Congratulations on your new granddaughter Jeanne she's gorgeous
I love this channel, I had not crochet for years until I came across it ♥️
Thank you so much Mikey and Jeannie for the pattern. I really really love ❤️ this pattern, and I have a baby blanket to make, and I really think 🤔 it would be awesome for my friends to be new grandchild due in June. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Congratulations. I'll let Jeanne know how you feel about this project. Enjoy your weekend.
This is amazing ...can u please upload a tutorial on how to border this up.....thanxx...
Did a boarder get posted for this blanket I've finished mine but needs a boarder x
Love this pattern. So beautiful! It’s quite a crochet stitches collections. Thank you for the instruction. Very calm pleasant voice too. I am making one baby blanket for my future great granddaughter 🤣🤣 I fell in love with this pattern as I surf around to get some ideas. Now I am making this pattern. It’s fun! Thank you again!
Thanks to Jeanne for designing this lovely blanket and thanks to Mikey for the excellent tutorial...I would love a diagram; hint, hint, wink, lol...
Denise N, Fortney I weight my own patterns out as in a diagram as I find them and video tutorials easier to follow then written one's
Me too
There is a chart with the written pattern.
I really like this pattern. It’s both difficult to make me have to pay attention and with all the different rows. I’m not doing a boring pattern that I’m just trying to finish so it’s not one more unfinished project.
Has anyone noticed that on round 5, the written pattern only says to put 1 hdc between the bobble stitches, but Mikey adds 2 hdc and the stitch count is precise
Beautiful. I think i will make one for my baby boy due in january!
This looks so very pretty! I have just found out that a cousin is expecting a baby in August. I think I may try to practise this first, having read the below comments! I am doing a feather and fan waves pattern at the moment and you HAVE to count stitches at the end of each row. I'll let you know how I get on!
Lovely pattern. Thank you for the tutorial, really helped. Used 3 balls of Caron Cakes rainbow sherbet.
Thank you so much, Michael, for doing a tutorial on this. I've been wanting to make it since the pattern came out but I couldn't figure it out. You make it so easy and I'm having fun with it.
Thanks, Mikey.....another great tutorial!! Did you know that you have a very relaxing voice? Hmmm....ASMR crochet videos, perhaps??
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I'm just getting back into crocheting again. I love all your pattern tutorials. Thank you for the clear and understandable instruction. I want to use this pattern on a small lap blanket I'm making (but no ripple).
Joy Marcinkowski how do you do it with no bobbles?
the instruction is great! easy to follow! I think the count may be off. I can not even get through the first row. I have been crocheting for over 20 years. (chaining 158)Get to the last few stitches and I will have 11 stitches left more then the 9. I ripped everything out and count the chains multiple times and it always comes to 158 then I restart the double crochets and still end with to many stitches and unable to finish the row. Please help
It sounds like your count is off or you're missing stitches. You should only have 6st left at the end, not 11 or 9. It starts dbl on the 4ch from the hook, 5dbl, then repeats a patter of (3tog, 12dbl) (3dbl in one chain, 12dbl). It should end with a 3tog and you'll have 6 chains left. If this sounds like what you've been doing, only thing I can think is you accidentally put a st in the wrong chain.
I thought i was going mad! Ive ended up with the same stitches as you and ivve started over so many times and i thought it was my count off. Did you manage to find a solution at all?
@@abbyjade1897 same! I’ve pulled it apart four times!
I’m sure going to give this a try. Thank you fir the detailed video
You're welcome.
I made it with caron cakes fruit cake and it came out so colorful. I love it. Thanks for the demo ❤
Thanks so much for explaining this. I wanted to make it for my new grand baby
Thanks as always Mikey, you have the best tutorials and make tricky patterns much easier.
Hi Mikey. I so much appreciate all of your videos. They are extremely helpful and easy to understand. You are my go-to person. Could you please clarify something for me? On row 6 (the sc row after the bobble) at 27:14, when doing the sc3tog, your first stitch of the sc3tog is in the same stitch as the previous 5th sc. Is this correct?
Yes, I believe that is right. There is a diagram provided in the video description and that may help you as well.
That’s exactly where my stitch count is off 😩
So beautiful patterns
Beautiful! I love watching your videos, they're always so easy to follow along. I started this blanket and it's working up nicely. I did have a little trouble getting my count correct, on the single crochet row, after the bobble stitch row.
sorry you had trouble starting... sounds like you got it all worked out now.
Good day! This video is a little on the older side, but I absolutely love this pattern. I believe I can do it *IF* I can use stitch markers for the peaks and valleys. Would you PLEASE take the time if you see this to let me know where to place these markers? Would it be in the first of the three in each of the st for the peaks and Valleys- so that I know that is where I put the first of that three in each time( for both Peaks/Valleys)
For the peaks, it’ll be the middle stitch. So 2 of 3.
Beautiful pattern I love doing the bobble stitch so this is definatly on my next baby blanket to do list.
I've finished this - it's gorgeous! What about a finishing edge or trim. Any suggestions?
Would love one too
I think the shell stitch for a boarder would look nice
I just finished this beautiful blanket for a baby shower gift. I used lion brand ice cream in tutti frutie. Absolutely love the color way! In the process we found out we will be expecting our 3rd grandchild and of course my daughter also loves this blanket. My question is what would be a nice border for a chevron? This is my very first chevron and definitely not my last! I would like to find something other than just the single crochet edge. Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!!!
Karen Summey if I can ever get passed the second row on this. I’m struggling. I plan on doing tassels on the points:)
@@allysonowens2895 I just saw Mikey doing a fringe just the other day and I thought how cute that would be. I wish I could recall the tutorial it was on but it was so cute! I remember a sc into stitch and then pull it out till 10 / 12 inches or so and then twist the loop about 40 times to make the yarn want to natural twist. Then sc that loop into the next stitch. I'll have to look up the tassel though. Thank you!
This is a beautiful blanket.
I absolutely enjoying crocheting this awesome blanket. I love the texture of using several stitches. 👍👍😘
Absolutely beautiful. Fabulous tutor too. Will definitely have to try this one thank you x
Thankyou just did my swatch and it came out perfect! Now to do a baby blanket! Can’t wait
I like that pattern ,your explanation is excellent thank you.
Amazing so beautiful and very clear at explaining
Simply gorgeous, thank you for making it easy. I just love it 😍
Gosh, that's very pretty.
Thank you! Cheers!
This blanket is so beautiful I am busy to Crochet a brown and green for my son. Love the pattern. 🌹
Lovely i enjoy crocheting with crochet crowd, and explain tutorials love his patterns n shared ones as well
Thank you for Beautiful pattern❤❤❤
This is gorgeous! Thank you...I think I just found my next baby blanket pattern!😊👍
What a gorgeous pattern and a great tutorial. I cannot wait to start.
Thank you Mikey.... it is very easy to follow and it turned out beautifully with Caron cakes!!!
my favorite pattern so far!!
27:22 struggling with row 6. You go into the same chain for the 5th SC as well as the SC3TOG. If I do it without going into the same stitch, I’m left with no more chains for the final 2 SC. if I do it the way you did, I’m doing 3SC in the first SC of the row before instead of the second.
I either do the 3SC in the wrong stitch or the 3SCTOG in the wrong stitches. It does not equal 12 between the two. I’ve already restarted once and have recounted again and am in the same predicament.
Myne is now finish pine green and rust brown. It is beautiful thanks for your pattern. Greetings Santie Malan 😍🌺
Thank you, I've been looking for a nice wave blanket pattern to do for my next blanket.👍
This is my next project! It's beautiful with the popcorns!
Thank you love this even with the solid and Mikey thanks love the way you do the cross stitch going in the front I learned a new way xo also the counting is so much easy who would have thunk!! Xo
Lovee this pattern! Im making one now in Caron Cakes pumpkin spice and its gorgeous! Thank you for making such great tutorials Mikey! 😄
Kayla....making same blanket. Im stuck. I read that you should count your stitches, same for every row.
158, comes down to 155, or 154. The sc row after bobble row is not correct. My valleys are not aligned correctly. I'm missing something. Any suggestions?
This is beautiful I can’t wait to try this. Thank you
You’re welcome 😊
The crisscross shows up better on one side than the other. So u might have to turn the bubbles around when u are finished with blanket. I am a left hander. So watch for it.
Thank you for this lovely pattern. Is there any plan to make a Hugs & Kisses shawl pattern?
thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-hugs-kisses-shawl/