I think i underestimated how many crocheters there are in the world, a huge community with people helping other crocheters that might be starting and im so happy that pepple are crocheting ♥️
Thanks for this tutorial! Like others have stated, they have watched other tutorials!! Yours makes sense!! Many thanks I am finally going to do a chevron something!!! 😊😊
Thank you for sharing this tutorial! I had instructions for a similar Ripple pattern at least a generation ago. Very easy to follow and I love your teaching style!!!
@@kariwadge4883 In the video Julie says this stitch is worked in multiples of 13+2. When you follow along with the pattern in the stitch tutorial here, it should help to see how that is applied. Enjoy!
In the video Julie says this stitch is worked in multiples of 13+2. When you follow along with the pattern in the stitch tutorial here, it should help to see how that is applied. Enjoy!
Good question! Around the :25 second mark, Julie says this stitch is worked in multiples of 13+2. So, depending on the yarn you're using and your own personal stitch gauge, you'll chain multiples of 13+2 to recreate this stitch pattern in a size of your choosing. Enjoy!
Regardless of how i do this my chain curls up back upon itself. I followed many tutorials and at no time has my chain stretched out like this. Mine keeps coming out like a spring. Been crocheting for forty years and this simple pattern has kicked my tukis. Guess i will continue my back and forth double stitch and square blanket throws...
The single crochet is naturally a tight stitch, which can cause curling-especially along the edges and bottom rows. To help relax the fabric, try adjusting your **yarn, tension, or hook size**. **Blocking** the finished piece can also work wonders to smooth things out. If you'd like more tips or want to troubleshoot this together, please join our free online community on Facebook-we’d love to help you tackle this pattern and turn it into a win: facebook.com/groups/AmericanCrochetAssociation
@AmericanCrochetAssociation Thank you.... I have a tendency to pull my yarn making tighter stitches. No clue why. I will try your suggestion. Its me I know because everyone else does it just fine. 🤭 Thank You again and I may ask for other advice... 🙏💜💙
That depends. When I was looking up ripple patterns, they said 40x40, which was at base a 159 stitch. I wanted something larger than a lap throw, so I upped mine to 341 for (hopefully) 7 ft of blanket width. The length is up to you, though.
Yes you can do that. Just do it in the multiples as she posted and add 13 each time. I started one and did 153+2 at the end. I also changed the single stitch to a double. to make it go faster.
@@weareablessedmess.4223 thank you for the stitch count for a baby blanket pattern. Now I won't have to go to so much work trying to calculate it out for myself.
Thank you for watching! The multiple for this stitch is given at the beginning of the video. You can make this in any size you like by working up a different multiple.
If you aren’t changing colors, do you chain one ? You changed to grey and chained one and said it doesn’t count as a stitch, so I’m confused if we still need to chain one if keeping the same color or just 2sc turn and 2sc and continue with the 5
The instructions say this is worked in multiples of 13 (plus 2, when working in rows). We also have this stitch pattern in joined rounds if you would like to give it a try on a small scale, here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/simple-chevron-cozy
Hi I am busy with the rippel blanket and I must say yours is the easiest as I am a beginner and you explain it perfectly. Do you have tutorial on how to fill the bottom and top to make a straight edge.
why 41 chains? this is something all youtubers skip to explain but it's the most important thing if i want to make my own designs and not just repeat what was done in the video.
Great question, and we agree stitch repeats are important. That's why all our stitch tutorial videos note the stitch repeat (please listen in at the 27 second mark of this video to hear that this stitch is worked in multiples of 13+2). That is why this example starts with a chain of 41 (13x3 + 2 = 41). Enjoy :)
Thank you for watching! RUclips dubbed music over our tutorials, so you can listen to our original videos in our school, right here: www.americancrochetassociation.com/p/stitch-challenge
I literally don’t know what I’m doing wrong🥲I just tried to do it like 5 times with a bigger size and I either have to many stitches left or not enough
Thank you for watching! Use a stitch marker in the top of the first stitch in each row, then be sure to count your stitches in the repeat, and in the row, before moving on. Here is a tip that will help with stitch markers, and counting: americancrochetassociation.blog/count-stitches/
I think i underestimated how many crocheters there are in the world, a huge community with people helping other crocheters that might be starting and im so happy that pepple are crocheting ♥️
Thanks for watching :)
Omg helping 7 years later I watched two tutorials and yours was the third I tried, and the only one I understood
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I got it finally. After watching 3 different tutorials. Yours did the job. Thanks you so much
Great to hear!
Finally a pattern WITHOUT decreases/increases... Thank you thank you 👏 👏 👏 👏
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Sorry, but there is increase in this pattern. 🙄
NICE & EASILY DONE!! Tyou..FOR NOT TALKING ABOUT THE YARN FOR AN HOUR. 😊
Rhonda Martin agree
LOL.....luv your comment!, we sooooo agree 😁
Rhonda Martin 😂
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Thank you. After years of trying to master this chevron. Following your instructions was so so much easier ❤
Thank you for watching! You are so welcome!
Thank you for this short, easy tutorial! Very easy to follow, especially for a 341-chained blanket!
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Thank you for your very easy too follow instructions.
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Thank you! Very good tutorial. Easy to follow.
🌹🌸💝
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH, VERY NICE CHEVRON PATTERN. I GONA TRY IT.
You're welcome 😊
very very nicely done
Thank you so much for watching!
Thanks for this tutorial! Like others have stated, they have watched other tutorials!! Yours makes sense!! Many thanks I am finally going to do a chevron something!!! 😊😊
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
I thank you for this video ❤️ You are a good teacher ❤️❤️👏🏽
Glad it was helpful!
Perfect, just what i needed!
Hooray, enjoy!
Thank you for sharing this tutorial! I had instructions for a similar Ripple pattern at least a generation ago. Very easy to follow and I love your teaching style!!!
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Thanks for this !!! way better than a pattern I bought 🤦🏻♀️
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful ❤️
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Hi I have been struggling with this for awhile. I chained 236 for a double bed but confused where the repeat starts for the foundation row
@@kariwadge4883 In the video Julie says this stitch is worked in multiples of 13+2. When you follow along with the pattern in the stitch tutorial here, it should help to see how that is applied. Enjoy!
Great tutorial! Beautiful pattern, thank you for sharing!
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Beautifully done with gorgeous colors!😘
Thank you! 😊
This was an amazing tutorial ! I picked it up pretty quick :) thanks for posting!
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Thank you, so much easier than the others, I almost gave up😥
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Agree
Great tutorial!!! Tfs
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Thank you .Very simple. ❤
You're welcome 😊
Like this.❤ thank you.
thank you for watching!
Ty for teaching me this stitche.I caught on easy 😄
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Thank you so much ❤
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Super 🎉
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Pretty
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I ended up with 5 chains left on end 😭 how
If you're having trouble resizing the stitch repeat, you can follow along with the tutorial exactly until you're comfortable!
Great tutorial....
Thank you for watching!
Much better video than another one I just watched. You go slower. Thank you.
once you add the new color do you cut the yarn from the last color or keep it attached to the ball of yarn?
Thank you for watching! If you're using that color again, you can carry it.
A new desig😊n.
Enjoy the stitch, and share what you make in our community when you do :)
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I'm.doing a blanket . I chained 236 sts I am confused where the repeat starts
In the video Julie says this stitch is worked in multiples of 13+2. When you follow along with the pattern in the stitch tutorial here, it should help to see how that is applied. Enjoy!
How many stitches would be a regular baby chevron
Good question! Around the :25 second mark, Julie says this stitch is worked in multiples of 13+2. So, depending on the yarn you're using and your own personal stitch gauge, you'll chain multiples of 13+2 to recreate this stitch pattern in a size of your choosing. Enjoy!
Regardless of how i do this my chain curls up back upon itself. I followed many tutorials and at no time has my chain stretched out like this. Mine keeps coming out like a spring. Been crocheting for forty years and this simple pattern has kicked my tukis. Guess i will continue my back and forth double stitch and square blanket throws...
The single crochet is naturally a tight stitch, which can cause curling-especially along the edges and bottom rows. To help relax the fabric, try adjusting your **yarn, tension, or hook size**. **Blocking** the finished piece can also work wonders to smooth things out.
If you'd like more tips or want to troubleshoot this together, please join our free online community on Facebook-we’d love to help you tackle this pattern and turn it into a win: facebook.com/groups/AmericanCrochetAssociation
@AmericanCrochetAssociation Thank you.... I have a tendency to pull my yarn making tighter stitches. No clue why.
I will try your suggestion.
Its me I know because everyone else does it just fine. 🤭
Thank You again and I may ask for other advice... 🙏💜💙
I love your crochet hook. How many stitches would you need for a large blanket?
That depends. When I was looking up ripple patterns, they said 40x40, which was at base a 159 stitch. I wanted something larger than a lap throw, so I upped mine to 341 for (hopefully) 7 ft of blanket width. The length is up to you, though.
Thank you for watching! You can use this stitch to make any size you choose by changing the multiple.
What if you didnt want to change colors? Do you just chain one, turn, 2 sc in the first and then the 5 sc? Or how would it be done?
Samantha Clark Yes, you just carry on as usual.
Thank you for watching! You can omit the color change by simply ignoring that instruction.
Is there a way for me to get written Instructions for the zig zag
Thank you for watching! You can find written pattern instructions for all our stitches on our Ravelry page!
Can I make this as a blanket with more then 41 chain to start?
De G it's up to you, for the base you use multiple of 13 and then plus 2
Yes you can do that. Just do it in the multiples as she posted and add 13 each time. I started one and did 153+2 at the end. I also changed the single stitch to a double. to make it go faster.
@@heathercase26 was the 152 plus 2..baby blanket size?
@@weareablessedmess.4223 thank you for the stitch count for a baby blanket pattern. Now I won't have to go to so much work trying to calculate it out for myself.
Thank you for watching! The multiple for this stitch is given at the beginning of the video. You can make this in any size you like by working up a different multiple.
If you aren’t changing colors, do you chain one ? You changed to grey and chained one and said it doesn’t count as a stitch, so I’m confused if we still need to chain one if keeping the same color or just 2sc turn and 2sc and continue with the 5
Thank you for watching! You don't have to change color, and you can follow the instructions to continue the pattern.
Could u do this same pattern doing dbc
Thank you for watching! We have a video that shows a variation with double crochet stitches!
How can I do this stitch in the round?
The instructions say this is worked in multiples of 13 (plus 2, when working in rows). We also have this stitch pattern in joined rounds if you would like to give it a try on a small scale, here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/simple-chevron-cozy
Could this stitch pattern be used with hdc instead. It would make it go faster.
Thank you for watching! Give it a try with Hdc!
Can you please do a video on the Royal ripple by costs and Clark x499 so many want to but the chains keep getting off
Hi Gladys! We're so sorry, the Royal Ripple Afghan is copyright protected and we are not able to make a video for content that is not our own.
Hi I am busy with the rippel blanket and I must say yours is the easiest as I am a beginner and you explain it perfectly. Do you have tutorial on how to fill the bottom and top to make a straight edge.
I love your crochet hook. Where can i buy one like this?
Hi Myreille! Julie's crochet hook is from our friends at Happy Crochet Hooks! www.HappyCrochetHooks.com
What size hook are you using?
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Thank you for watching! The hook size is mentioned in the beginning of the video.
Wait... is it 13, 2,13,2,13,2? Or is it just 13 then at the very end add 2.
Thank you for watching! The pattern explains stitch multiples.
why 41 chains? this is something all youtubers skip to explain but it's the most important thing if i want to make my own designs and not just repeat what was done in the video.
Great question, and we agree stitch repeats are important. That's why all our stitch tutorial videos note the stitch repeat (please listen in at the 27 second mark of this video to hear that this stitch is worked in multiples of 13+2). That is why this example starts with a chain of 41 (13x3 + 2 = 41). Enjoy :)
I’ve done this 4 times and I end up with 4 stitches if I skip two at the end. I have chevron! I quit!
Sounds like you're having trouble - I'm so sorry to hear that! Have you followed the step-by-step tutorial in the video exactly?
Why no voice pass......
Thank you for watching! RUclips dubbed music over our tutorials, so you can listen to our original videos in our school, right here: www.americancrochetassociation.com/p/stitch-challenge
Kim
Thank you for watching!
I literally don’t know what I’m doing wrong🥲I just tried to do it like 5 times with a bigger size and I either have to many stitches left or not enough
Thank you for watching! Use a stitch marker in the top of the first stitch in each row, then be sure to count your stitches in the repeat, and in the row, before moving on. Here is a tip that will help with stitch markers, and counting: americancrochetassociation.blog/count-stitches/