Free pattern thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-herringbone-blanket-pattern/ 0:00 Start 0:06 Introduction 1:16 Beginning Chain 1:55 Row 1 2:43 Row 2 3:26 Row 3 5:43 Row 4 8:06 Row 5 9:39 Row 6 11:10 Repeat Rows 5 - 6 (done in silence) 13:12 Repeat rows 5 - 6 until 52" total is complete. 13:27 Top Edge 15:01 Bottom Edge 16:00 Final Border 17:58 Fastening Off Technique 18:42 Fringe Right Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/jGUz9kFapzI/видео.html Left Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/Abz79QvTq4U/видео.html Hook Size on Pattern: 8 mm / L Hook Yarn In Pattern: Bernat Blanket For Teaching Purposes: I am showing 6 mm / J Hook with Red Heart With Love. Please use the pattern for specific details on yarn quantities, gauge and other details not listed here. Pattern Date on PDF: July 20, 2020 This pattern may have been updated since the creation of this tutorial and information or presentation of the printable PDF may have been changed without notice.
Yay, 4-ply, my hands can't take working with bulky. I'm going to try pocket shawl with this depending on how reverse looks. Love that you provide the multiples@
R P whats a pocket scarf? Is it anything like a winter scarf? Anyone? Would the horizontal/stripes version of this stitch look weird? When I do long edges they go an unwelcome zigzag
Oh, thank Lord, I found this video. I could not understand the stitches with Bernat yarn you used in the other video! This video is really very clear. Thanks much!
Always watch your tutorials. I always appreciate how thorough you demonstrate & explain the pattern. I am looking for a pattern for a scarf & think this will be perfect. Thanks
This is such a cool stitch!!!! Btw something I love to do for scarves with patterns that are one sided is , if I can, I double the width and then see it folded so the beautiful pattern is on both sides. A thinner yarn is often necessary though otherwise it’s too thick around the neck!
I know this tutorial is 2 years old. But browsing for a throw for my granddaughter and I found this!! Absolutely beautiful! I’m doing this in dusty gray. I thought of maybe doing the top/bottom edge and trim a very light grey you think that would look nice ?
I like this pattern in both the yarns. I'm happy you did this. I liked the first tutorial you put out more lol. But I will make this in the caron jumbo ombre. Thank you for your hard work! 😁
@@TheCrochetCrowd that's a shame! I do think it is nice seeing it in a thinner yarn. Shows the versatility of the pattern. You're doing wonderful work! Again, thank you for putting in the effort to appease the masses! Lol 💖
Laughing just have to comment..... game of Battleship! Lol Laughing because it was a fun game. Which I have played in year but the grands might like it.
I'm really not sure because I haven't done a full blanket like that. I just changed the yarn due to complaints about doing the original teaching it with Bernat Blanket.
I know the Original pattern calls for blanket yarn , and you were using #4 worsted to show the stitch more clearly , but can a blanket/throw be made in this pattern with only #4 worsted weight yarn ? I have tons of worsted weight yarns and no idea what to make with it . also when would one change colors if on were doing stripes ?
I am using the lighter weight, but I’m in the process so I’m not sure how much I’ll need. However, I’m using a pale gray-white tweed (Bernat baby coordinates) with the same white solid alternating the gray tweed as background and the white riding up the sides as the herringbone. Plan to use 1 strand of each for the fringe we will see how it goes.
Hi. When you’re doing the stitch into the 2nd space down, isn’t that really a horizontal post? That’s what I have in my mind to make it easier to remember. 😁
I have tried to make this with the colour I have I have Barnett blanket silver steel and I can’t see the stitch so I’m looking for a pattern that I can make with my brunette blanket yarn. Any suggestions please
Yarnspirations has a huge list of bernat blanket projects that you can surf through. With variegated yarn, you will want a pattern without a lot of texture as you really cannot see it.
@@TheCrochetCrowd thank you . I love your channel ❤️. I have self taught myself to crochet before lockdown , which I am so addicted now and really enjoying your channel , you have taught me a lot.
You have to figure out why that is so you can avoid that in the future. You could add a single crochet border to hide it a bit. It depends how out of shape it is . Sounds like you may be adding or subtracting stitches to cause that.
Free pattern thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-herringbone-blanket-pattern/
0:00 Start
0:06 Introduction
1:16 Beginning Chain
1:55 Row 1
2:43 Row 2
3:26 Row 3
5:43 Row 4
8:06 Row 5
9:39 Row 6
11:10 Repeat Rows 5 - 6 (done in silence)
13:12 Repeat rows 5 - 6 until 52" total is complete.
13:27 Top Edge
15:01 Bottom Edge
16:00 Final Border
17:58 Fastening Off Technique
18:42 Fringe
Right Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/jGUz9kFapzI/видео.html
Left Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/Abz79QvTq4U/видео.html
Hook Size on Pattern: 8 mm / L Hook
Yarn In Pattern: Bernat Blanket
For Teaching Purposes: I am showing 6 mm / J Hook with Red Heart With Love.
Please use the pattern for specific details on yarn quantities, gauge and other details not listed here.
Pattern Date on PDF: July 20, 2020
This pattern may have been updated since the creation of this tutorial and information or presentation of the printable PDF may have been changed without notice.
Yay, 4-ply, my hands can't take working with bulky. I'm going to try pocket shawl with this depending on how reverse looks. Love that you provide the multiples@
R P whats a pocket scarf? Is it anything like a winter scarf? Anyone? Would the horizontal/stripes version of this stitch look weird? When I do long edges they go an unwelcome zigzag
Great improvement. Thank you for the thinner yarn.
Thank you for doing this blanket in a thinner yarn....its a lovely pattern...can't wait to try it...cheers
Oh, thank Lord, I found this video. I could not understand the stitches with Bernat yarn you used in the other video! This video is really very clear. Thanks much!
If you hadn’t done this video I never would have figured this pattern out! Thanks so much!
Thanks Mikey... can always count on you to have a tutorial for the item i see at Yarnspirations that appeals to me... Your the BEST!!!!
Always watch your tutorials. I always appreciate how thorough you demonstrate & explain the pattern. I am looking for a pattern for a scarf & think this will be perfect. Thanks
Thank you for posting this video. I would not have been able to do this without it.
Very pretty and delicate looking in a lighter weight yarn. Thank you Mikey💚
Yay! I'm so happy I saw your comment with this link!
Yay! Thank you!
This is such a cool stitch!!!! Btw something I love to do for scarves with patterns that are one sided is , if I can, I double the width and then see it folded so the beautiful pattern is on both sides. A thinner yarn is often necessary though otherwise it’s too thick around the neck!
I really like this pattern! I haven't seen it before. It is awesome!
Thank you for this. I think I will try it this weekend 😀
I know this tutorial is 2 years old. But browsing for a throw for my granddaughter and I found this!! Absolutely beautiful! I’m doing this in dusty gray. I thought of maybe doing the top/bottom edge and trim a very light grey you think that would look nice ?
I like this pattern in both the yarns. I'm happy you did this. I liked the first tutorial you put out more lol. But I will make this in the caron jumbo ombre. Thank you for your hard work! 😁
I got a ton of complaints so I refilmed it.
@@TheCrochetCrowd that's a shame! I do think it is nice seeing it in a thinner yarn. Shows the versatility of the pattern. You're doing wonderful work! Again, thank you for putting in the effort to appease the masses! Lol 💖
This is wonderful. Thanks so much for sharing this stitch.
Elegant!! Can't wait to make!
Yay thank you for refilming
You're welcome.
Very interesting stitch pattern
That's beautiful
Laughing just have to comment..... game of Battleship! Lol
Laughing because it was a fun game. Which I have played in year but the grands might like it.
How many skeins (or yards ) of a 4 worsted weight would you need for this blanket ?
I'm really not sure because I haven't done a full blanket like that. I just changed the yarn due to complaints about doing the original teaching it with Bernat Blanket.
how much yarn (Bernat blanket) will i need for border and fringe? will i need more than one full skien?
I know the Original pattern calls for blanket yarn , and you were using #4 worsted to show the stitch more clearly , but can a blanket/throw be made in this pattern with only #4 worsted weight yarn ? I have tons of worsted weight yarns and no idea what to make with it . also when would one change colors if on were doing stripes ?
I am using the lighter weight, but I’m in the process so I’m not sure how much I’ll need. However, I’m using a pale gray-white tweed (Bernat baby coordinates) with the same white solid alternating the gray tweed as background and the white riding up the sides as the herringbone. Plan to use 1 strand of each for the fringe we will see how it goes.
This comment was made a year ago, did anyone finished with #4 yarn a whole blanket know how much is needed? I just found this video today!
Very nice thanks
Hi. When you’re doing the stitch into the 2nd space down, isn’t that really a horizontal post? That’s what I have in my mind to make it easier to remember. 😁
If you want to refer to that as that, you can if you helps you to remember it that way. There's no wrong things in crochet.
Wow.
I have tried to make this with the colour I have I have Barnett blanket silver steel and I can’t see the stitch so I’m looking for a pattern that I can make with my brunette blanket yarn. Any suggestions please
Yarnspirations has a huge list of bernat blanket projects that you can surf through. With variegated yarn, you will want a pattern without a lot of texture as you really cannot see it.
@@TheCrochetCrowd thank you . I love your channel ❤️. I have self taught myself to crochet before lockdown , which I am so addicted now and really enjoying your channel , you have taught me a lot.
My blanket is uneven along the sides how can I fix??
You have to figure out why that is so you can avoid that in the future. You could add a single crochet border to hide it a bit. It depends how out of shape it is . Sounds like you may be adding or subtracting stitches to cause that.
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Where is the close caption for those of us who are deaf and hard-of-hearing??
For some reason it's delayed. Should show up soon.
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