HOW TO CROCHET | MILLSTONE STITCH
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Learn how to crochet this gorgeous and simple graduated stitch pattern.
Full written instructions in UK and US terminology are available here: bit.ly/pottermi...
Outro Music: Nirvana is by Siddhartha on the Free Music Archive
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Creative Commons Licence: CC by 4.0
Thanks for the fun pattern. There are several RUclips videos showing various ways to carry floats in crochet, both along the edge and within rows. Adding a border can also hide edge floats.
I made this same pattern many, many years ago. My daughter is 41 now and was about 18 years old when I made it for her. Glad to see it back!!
Yayyyy.... you are the first person I've ever seen who crochets exactly the same way I do, I hold the hook the same and i wind my yarn around the hook the same, my mum says it's because I learnt to knit before I learnt to crochet... now i don't feel so alone ... hahaha, your instructions are wonderful and your work is really neat... thank you
Haha it's nice when you meet someone who does it like you do :) hurrah for us xx
OMGee ! I hold my hook this way too ! Whew I don't feel so odd now.
Me too!! ♡♡
I am going to start one of these blankets this evening. Enjoyed the instructions and had a chuckle at a couple of the comments. Thankyou.
You're welcome Sue, enjoy xx
I have wanted to do one of these blankets for a while now and just happened to come across your tutorial. I'm in the UK, but I use US terminology, it just makes more sense to me. I haven't had any problems understanding your tutorial though ;)
First time doing this stitch and find your tutorial very easy to follow with easy to follow instructions and a calming voice. Thank you for the lesson.
Omggg you’re awesome love your accent love your voice love your chatting/ comments thru the tutorial lolol … very clearly explained:thank you the tutorial was quite enjoyable
Blue bricks and purple mortar, love it! Such gorgeous colors and pattern, makes me think it would make a good men's jumper body.
I was looking for this pattern and am SO glad that I found it here. I am a new subscriber and just loved hearing the child's voice in the introduction. Very Happy to be part of your following.
You are so welcome!
Lovely design. Thank you. I’m fascinated by the way you wind the yarn around the hook with your left hand rather than just picking it up with the hook which seems easier. It’s amazing how many different ways people hold the yarn. 😁
Almost like she's knitting!
You have the most soothing voice. I love this pattern. I’m going to try variegated yarn surrounded by white. Thanks for the UK to US conversion. 😉
Thank you for the great video. You gave clear instructions on how to do this. I’m loving it 😍
You have a very soft voice, I have to really listen well to you. ❤️
Absolutely fantastic video and clear instructions. I've followed along and took a few notes and it's turning out great. Was looking for something a bit different. Making my first unborn grandchild a crib blanket. Thanks so much. I've subscribed.
Oh I'm so pleased you liked it, this is one of my favourite stitches and I'm sure your crib blanket will be lovely xx
I am so excited about taking on this pattern!🤗 Thanks for sharing !
Wonderfully clear and informative tutorial. Thank you so much!!
So very easy to follow, and looks pretty. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Great pattern and video, thanks! Pretty sure in the US section at the end of row 3 where it says ' last dc into turning chain, turn.' you meant to say SC.
Love this tutorial. Your voice is so relaxing however that I find myself nodding off sometimes lol. But I have started a throw blanket using this stitch/pattern and I’m using a teal, navy and turquoise variegated yarn as the mortar and a cream hygge yarn as the brick and I must say the effect is rather stunning. I’m also putting a small border around the throw to hide the carrying of the yarn up the sides and also planning to attach some tassels in the corners. Can’t wait to finish it as I have received many compliments so far. I also wanted to let you know that I too saw that the pattern resembles a bikini top with boobs lol. So funny.
Just finished a baby afghan from watching this mill stitch tutorial. Thank you...i will tag you when i post on Instagram
Please do!
I did! Check it out, love it
Let's see if I can make this before my grandchild enters the world. Loving the challenge.
Love how clear and easy this tutorial is I’m in love with this stitch too
Very good tutorial, thank you.
Fabulous pattern and tutorial. I’m really enjoying crocheting this pattern. Thanks for the bikini giggle. 🏅🧶
Thanks, love it. Finally finished my first blanket using it.
What a beautiful yarn - no separation at all. Everything I've ever worked with has always separated; it's always been stringy - that's not. If you could find out the brand, I'd sure appreciate it.
Are you by chance left-handed? I found out recently that some yarns are woven in a direction that makes that left-handed people accidentally unwind it.
I don't know what to do about it tho. I am left-handed as well and I am just as frustrated with it.
@@MsDrientje It’s Z-twisted vs S-twisted yarns. Right-handers and left-handers tend to unravel the opposite types of yarn while crocheting. You could try either yarning under (for tighter stitches and possible more strain on your hands and fingers), or looking for the opposite twist of yarn.
(Right-handed crocheting unravels S-twist; left-handed crocheting unravels Z-twist. You can look up the difference between them online; RUclips doesn’t like non-RUclips links in comments; sorry.)
I love this pattern
Excellent tutorial! I have started this blanket and am three rows of "bricks" in (12 crochet rows). The bricks don't lay flat and are puffy. Will this work itself out as I get more rows in? If not, any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Small mistake in usa term written pattern Row 3. using A, ch1, skip first sc, *1sc into next 9 sts, 1dc into skipped stitch from Row 1, repeat from * to end working last DC into turning chain, turn
The DC I capitalized is supposed to be a SC? i believe please tell me if I'm wrong i am on the second repeat of this row thank you!
Those yarns look like Royal Amethist and Sleeping Beauty Turquoise, love them.
Amethyst!
Brilliant video Emma. thank you xxx
Beautiful and became your new subscriber ❤❤❤❤
Omg u said u were thinking about making a cowl with this stitch of u could do that and make a video for it I would be ever so grateful for it bc my husband literally wants a hooded pocketed scarf/cowl but he also wants this stitch so I am currently watching another video on how to do that so i can figure out how to incorporate this stitch into it so that would be absolutely amazing if u could do that! Please please please let me know if u can and will thanks so much,
A huge crochet fan: DEenna
Hi DEenna, I do have a cowl pattern with this stitch but is it quite a small cowl so probably not what your husband is looking for and I don't have a video tutorial for it either....eek! I am useless :DD
Thank you so much for the video very much beautiful
Stay Safe God bless 🙏
How many do you use for a regular blanket?? I love this pattern!😊
I would like this without the spike stitch . Do I do a sc instead of chain one
Why does mine not sit flat please? It kind of bulges xx What have I don't wrong? I'm using Stylecraft Special DK acrylic yarn x
Ty youre a great teacher
Great Video, what would be a good border for this? I am making a blanket. Thanks
I was wondering if you go back and use the purple yarn to stitch a border would it look alright and would help to cover the carryover yarn?
This is a lovely stitch, thank you for sharing it! Have you used it in the round? Do we create rows or go round continuously? Thanks so much!
I'm not sure Jill but I'm going to try it in the round very soon so watch this space x
Beautiful, thank you very much 💐
Just curious... instead of chain 1 skip 1... could you chain 1 sc 2 and than continue on with the pattern? I feel like I would confuse myself.
beautiful! What colours did you use I love them
could you just do a foundation single crochet instead of working your way back with a sc?
How many millstones to make a regular size blanket?? 🥰
Reminds me of honeycomb 🐝
Can you cut your yarn every row if you want to?
doe not say how much yarn nor needle size?
And then you are not even from another country and have three kinds of terms to juggle with.
In the Netherlands we have stokjes (DC usa) vasten (SC usa), losse (st usa) dubbele stokjes (DC but yarn over twice)
It took me ages before I found out there was a difference between UK and USA too. Now I just wrote it down in a book I specifically write patterns in that I translate from English to Dutch.
can i ask the book you refer to the treasury of crochet techniques is this UK crochet Terms of US or both?
I think it might be a US book, I can't quite remember but it's easy to convert one way or the other x
Thank you I think I might get it anyway
@@mummyjoss Yes, it is a good one x
hi thank you for sharing with us. do you have the answer for making it in rounds?
My sweet hart🌹❤️😘so nice thank you
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En français
Sa voix est soporifique et je n'aime pas du tout la façon dont elle tient et utilise son crochet.
Reminds me of honeycomb 🐝