Love this!! I made a reusable “pad” for my swifer duster out of 100% cotton yarn - works great and I just throw it in the washer and hang it to dry - have used it dry and damp on my floors -
Thank you for this tutorial! I found this just in time. My mom crocheted Christmas stockings for our family & then the kids in the family. Since she passed away in 2001 there have been no more stockings. I recently found her pattern & I’m attempting to make one for my new son-in-law. The main body is easy, just single crochets. The cuff at the top is this loop stitch & it is what worried me the most. So, thank you! I feel more confident now. 😊
Thanks for that. i have never used this stitch before but i have watched my late sister crocheted a bag using that stitch and i am grateful to come across your video.
In the early 1070’s my mother made me what was called a Mod Chubby jacket using this stitch. It was a fantastic sweater. The loops gave it a fake fur look. Love your channel. I started to crochet again and needed some help, found it here.
I had never used the loop stitch and had a dishcloth/Scrubby pattern that calls for it. The written instructions were pretty confusing lol so glad I happened upon this video! Seeing it done versus reading it makes a difference! Now I have a small stack of cotton loopy cloths :) Thank you.
This is the first time I've seen this stitch being done using crochet. Many years ago, when I was pregnant with my first born, I made a bright yellow hooded jacket using the loop stitch in knitting. It came out beautifully but this looks like it would go much faster than knitting did. My son looked like Big Bird from Sesame Street when he wore his jacket! 💖😂
I have never used the loop stitch, but I have an old pattern my grandmother used to make with the loop stitch. Makes an adorable dog! Can’t wait to try the pattern now 😀 thank you!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm new to crochet as of March 2023 and just came across a project requiring the loop stitch. I had never heard of this stitch, and I was nervous, but with your fantastic tutorial, I was able to do it straightaway! Now I can do a proper squirrel tail for my little squirrel project. Love your tutorials!
I used this stitch ones making my Christmas Gnome Gonk. I had multiple loops on each stitch. I have to say that your tutorial is much easier to follow than the one I followed. Looking at the comments I’m super tempted to make lots of cute colourful dusters with my new cotton yarn. XX
Thank you for your tutorial! By far the most secure loop stitch I’ve found so now I’ll redo 4 hours of work with this method instead 😅 but I know it’ll be worth it in the end cause cats + rug 🤷🏻♀️
Great tutorial! I like your technique better than another one I tried. I am crocheting Twiddle Muff's/Fidget Sleeves to donate for Alzheimer's/Dimentia patients and am constantly searching for unique, high texture stitches to use and this is a great addition! Thanks!
i have never done this stitch before. I had been envisioning something "loopy" to try as the beard on my gnomes. This is exactly what was in my head. I'm going to try it on my next one. Thanks!!
Trying to understand instructions from a vintage pattern for a cute loopy hat from the 60's with NO LUCK this afternoon! Your video got me right over the learning hump. Now I need to do enough of this to figure out a way to keep all my loops the same length. Thank you so much!
This is the best tutorial for this stitch I have seen! Now I can make the bathroom rug in all the cotton I have! I also have some scrubby yarn. Bet it would make a great kitchen scrubby! Thanks! Be Blessed.
I'm using it to make clown hair and I knew your tutorial would be the best and the easiest to learn & look amazing at the same time and I was correct. Thank you, love ya & God Bless You and Your Family
I can see using this stitch to make Santa beards and Christmas trees! Wow… I’d better get busy … my imagination’s going nuts. I need to make a list before I forget anything 😃
I’m trying out making succulents and this is a popular stitch for some of these designs. Your demo is a huge help and very clearly explained Thanks a million 👏
My daughter wants me to make her a bucket hat using the loop stitch, so she can cut the loops, comb out the fringy threads, and have a fuzzy bucket hat. This project may kill my hands, but I’ve got half a dozen good loops in the round and I’m confident that I will get there in the end! Thanks for the tutorial… It’s exactly what I needed. 🎉
Thank you for sharing the loop stitch. I did this stitch in knitting before but I never tried to do it in crochet . You explained how to do it very clearly.
@@HookedbyRobin It looks pretty cool. I used variegated green yarn, put floral foam under it, and just added the flowers. Turned out really nice. Thank you for your tutorials!!
Oh Robin, I've just come across this pattern on your channel 😊. When my sister and I were very small girls, ou mum's friend made two jackets for us, using this stitch and I've always wanted to see how to do it. Now I've found your instructions, I'll have great fun. 💜
Love this stitch. Used it many times to make scarves,pillows, baby sweaters, and for things that required a lot of fringe in which all I had to do was cut the loops. Great tutorial!
(I’m in the UK too, it’s our weight yarn)..I was given some chunky yarn ,3 large bags of it infact .. It’s all different colours and I think it would be great to make rugs with and this stitch is perfect for it ..xx
Fabulous. A bathroom mat in cotton would be fabulous ! Probably can do the single crotchet row across a plastic mat backing ( I do love a challenge). All the colours in the world, And, I don't need to go to IKEA!! Thank you, Stella
I watched 3 videos and read 2 written instructions on this loop stitch. Your video is the only one that I began to grasp it. I think my biggest problem is holding the yarn with the index. I always hold yarn with my middle finger, so it's extra awkward for me. Thank you for your video so I can follow a pattern I have. ❤
I've never seen this stitch. Not sure if I'll ever use it but I'm always up for learning a new stitch. Thank you so much. I really enjoy all of your videos!
I am so glad I found your channel 😁 thank you so much for the wonderful videos. I have been trying to learn this stich for a week and you just helped me learn it in like 2 minutes 🥰🥰🥰
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VERY cool and interesting stitch! PLEASE upload the mirror version for us LEFT handed stitchers too. Never used it before but I think it would be neat to make a scarf with about 3-4” on each end!
Thank you for this. I'm working on a texture blanket for my great nephew and i got 9 rows into this stitch on written instructions only for everything to fall apart. Frogged the section (almost 200 stitches long) and redid it twice. My poor yarn is a pile of really tangled spaghetti now. Here's hoping the 3rd time (using your method this round) actually works and doesn't fall apart on me. 😅
Thank you for doing this stitch Robin it looks amazing Iv always loved the knitted version but never mastered it I hope I have better luck with your crocheted one 😊Amanda xx💕
I found this video when I was looking up how to make curly hair for a Queen doll for Jubilee. I discovered that I was unable to use my finger to make the loop and keep them uniform in diameter, as I hold the wool strangely (I blame it on being left-handed, but being taught how to crochet right-handed!). I managed to get around this by looping the yarn around a pencil - as if I were crocheting around a hoop - then pulling the pencil out of the loop once made. I think if you are working in straight lines, then a knitting needle or something with the needed diameter would work well. As I am trying to make a cap wig, then perhaps a bendy hair curler would work, as you could curve it around as you crocheted the round. As I don’t have a bendy hair curler however I can’t test this option out 😂
I’m currently making the Lydia gilet by manatee squares and knew I could count on you to have done a video for the loop stitch! You’re tutorials are the only ones I use. Thank you for doing them 🥰
YES! I love this stitch! I used it on some boot slippers. . They turned out pretty nice, if I do say so myself! lol In fact, am going to make a pair of them for my grand daughter for christmas :)
I had seen it used on baby uggs but not used it. A few yrs ago I saw a video using it to make a few Christmas trees. I made several small trees as package toppers. I need a refresher if II'm going to use it again. Good refresher Thx.
I have at the top of a little pouch but I'm certain I didn't execute it properly. I mean it has stayed in place just fine but I love this method, Robin. I'll design a fun 👜 using the Loop Stitch!
I have never made anything with loop stitch but am going to make a square 26ins and then make it into a shrug cardi for my granddaughter fingers crossed I can do it 🌸
Thank you for this awesome tutorial! I have a pattern for an Amigurumi -type of house plant called Donkey’s Tail. Now the pattern is more doable. You’re the best!! P.S. This is the most awkward stitch I’ve ever crocheted. I’m sure I’ll get the hang of it, but damn, my fingers aren’t cooperating.
This stitch is gorgeous! I can't wait to try it for some doll projects. You have a wonderful channel, so I subscribed! Looking forward to your next video!😀
Well I never have used this stitch but my sister in law crocheted a joke pair of thongs for me ... using this stitch on the front part 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
That’s hysterical 😂😂
Now you can make her a pair in return! 😂😜
@@HookedbyRobin ... yes I think I'll make hers grey and scruffy looking 😂😂😂
chrystalelizabeth 😂🤣😂🤣
Love this!! I made a reusable “pad” for my swifer duster out of 100% cotton yarn - works great and I just throw it in the washer and hang it to dry - have used it dry and damp on my floors -
I absolutely need to do the same! *eyes up the cobwebs and dust that coats my entire house* 😂
What a cool idea! Now I'm going to have to make one for mine! lol
OMG, that's a wonderful idea! I must try that one!
Great idea. I really need some furniture dusters. Brilliant idea 👏
Thank you. Way better than reading directions. Nifty
Glad it was helpful!
How cute! This is the first time I've seen this stitch. I think I might try it with chunky yarn for a bathroom rug. Thank you!🙂🧶
It's perfect for rugs!
Best directions for loop stitch. Concise and easy to follow. Tried others and uou could pull the loops apart. Great job Robin
Thank you so much!🥰🧶
Thank you for this tutorial! I found this just in time. My mom crocheted Christmas stockings for our family & then the kids in the family. Since she passed away in 2001 there have been no more stockings. I recently found her pattern & I’m attempting to make one for my new son-in-law. The main body is easy, just single crochets. The cuff at the top is this loop stitch & it is what worried me the most. So, thank you! I feel more confident now. 😊
Thanks for that. i have never used this stitch before but i have watched my late sister crocheted a bag using that stitch and i am grateful to come across your video.
In the early 1070’s my mother made me what was called a Mod Chubby jacket using this stitch. It was a fantastic sweater. The loops gave it a fake fur look.
Love your channel. I started to crochet again and needed some help, found it here.
Ah how wonderful Robin! 😃😍
I made a cushion cover. Did grey and cream stripes with the cream being the loop stitch. It looks lovely!😊
No, I haven’t used the loop stitch, but have been curious as to how it was done. Thank you! Great tutorial!
You are very welcome!
I'm so impressed! Super clear instructions both verbally and visually! Thank you!
I had never used the loop stitch and had a dishcloth/Scrubby pattern that calls for it. The written instructions were pretty confusing lol so glad I happened upon this video! Seeing it done versus reading it makes a difference! Now I have a small stack of cotton loopy cloths :) Thank you.
This is the first time I've seen this stitch being done using crochet.
Many years ago, when I was pregnant with my first born, I made a bright yellow hooded jacket using the loop stitch in knitting. It came out beautifully but this looks like it would go much faster than knitting did. My son looked like Big Bird from Sesame Street when he wore his jacket! 💖😂
Omg cute! 😂😃 Let me know how you find it in crochet Lynda.x
I have never used the loop stitch, but I have an old pattern my grandmother used to make with the loop stitch. Makes an adorable dog! Can’t wait to try the pattern now 😀 thank you!
I used to knit baby jackets with a loop stitch but I can’t knit anymore. Now I can crochet some, thank you 😀👍
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm new to crochet as of March 2023 and just came across a project requiring the loop stitch. I had never heard of this stitch, and I was nervous, but with your fantastic tutorial, I was able to do it straightaway! Now I can do a proper squirrel tail for my little squirrel project. Love your tutorials!
Thank you Renee and that sounds cute!😀
I used this stitch ones making my Christmas Gnome Gonk. I had multiple loops on each stitch. I have to say that your tutorial is much easier to follow than the one I followed. Looking at the comments I’m super tempted to make lots of cute colourful dusters with my new cotton yarn. XX
You have made this look so much easier then other videos. Thank you
Thank you Toni, I’m glad it helps!😃
i have never crocheted any thing other than squares, but just watched this video and i am definately going to have a go, so thank you for sharing
You’re so welcome Penny, you can definitely do this! 😃🧶
Thank you for your tutorial! By far the most secure loop stitch I’ve found so now I’ll redo 4 hours of work with this method instead 😅 but I know it’ll be worth it in the end cause cats + rug 🤷🏻♀️
Ah no!🤗 but we have cats, so I definitely know what you mean. I am glad the tutorial helps.x
Ive seen a few videos on the loop stitch but by far this is the easiest to understand and do.thank u.
I’m pleased it makes sense and helps Jennifer! 😃🧶
Great tutorial! I like your technique better than another one I tried. I am crocheting Twiddle Muff's/Fidget Sleeves to donate for Alzheimer's/Dimentia patients and am constantly searching for unique, high texture stitches to use and this is a great addition! Thanks!
i have never done this stitch before. I had been envisioning something "loopy" to try as the beard on my gnomes. This is exactly what was in my head. I'm going to try it on my next one. Thanks!!
Trying to understand instructions from a vintage pattern for a cute loopy hat from the 60's with NO LUCK this afternoon! Your video got me right over the learning hump. Now I need to do enough of this to figure out a way to keep all my loops the same length. Thank you so much!
You’re so welcome, I’m glad it helped.😃🧶
This is the best tutorial for this stitch I have seen! Now I can make the bathroom rug in all the cotton I have! I also have some scrubby yarn. Bet it would make a great kitchen scrubby! Thanks! Be Blessed.
Thank you so much! X
I'm using it to make clown hair and I knew your tutorial would be the best and the easiest to learn & look amazing at the same time and I was correct. Thank you, love ya & God Bless You and Your Family
I can see using this stitch to make Santa beards and Christmas trees! Wow… I’d better get busy … my imagination’s going nuts. I need to make a list before I forget anything 😃
This is the first time I've found a tutorial for loop stitch that works with my weird left handed crochet issues. Thank you so much!
You’re so welcome!😃
Thank you …. Your instructions were spot on 😁 and made total sense not all vids make this one simplified
I’m trying out making succulents and this is a popular stitch for some of these designs. Your demo is a huge help and very clearly explained Thanks a million 👏
That sounds super cute Linda!😃
My daughter wants me to make her a bucket hat using the loop stitch, so she can cut the loops, comb out the fringy threads, and have a fuzzy bucket hat. This project may kill my hands, but I’ve got half a dozen good loops in the round and I’m confident that I will get there in the end! Thanks for the tutorial… It’s exactly what I needed. 🎉
Daughters hey! Mine is always requesting random crochet items from me - her last request was a mushroom bucket hat 😅
I'm going to make my granddaughter a sweater with this stitch! Thank you
Thank you for sharing the loop stitch. I did this stitch in knitting before but I never tried to do it in crochet . You explained how to do it very clearly.
I'm going to use this stitch for the first time. I'm going to use it as "grass" for my crocheted floral arrangements. Should really look cool!
I love that idea Kim!😃 How did it turn out?
@@HookedbyRobin It looks pretty cool. I used variegated green yarn, put floral foam under it, and just added the flowers. Turned out really nice. Thank you for your tutorials!!
That sounds great and you’re welcome!🤗
Best tutorial I found on the loop stitch. The first few videos I clicked on didn’t help but you’re video and explanation we’re great. Thank you!
You’re so welcome, I’m pleased it helps.😃🧶
The BEST tutorial for this stitch!! 👍. was geting a little frustrated 'till i found this video, thankyou so much for taking the time to make it 😀
Oh Robin, I've just come across this pattern on your channel 😊. When my sister and I were very small girls, ou mum's friend made two jackets for us, using this stitch and I've always wanted to see how to do it. Now I've found your instructions, I'll have great fun. 💜
You will love doing it, it is super fun Michele!😃🧶
Love this stitch. Used it many times to make scarves,pillows, baby sweaters, and for things that required a lot of fringe in which all I had to do was cut the loops. Great tutorial!
Absolutely, it is such a great stitch!😃
I haven’t used that stitch before ..I am making some rugs for our home ,I’m liking the look of this .. Another thing added to my to do list 😉 xx
It's perfect for rugs!
(I’m in the UK too, it’s our weight yarn)..I was given some chunky yarn ,3 large bags of it infact .. It’s all different colours and I think it would be great to make rugs with and this stitch is perfect for it ..xx
I wondered how this stitch was created. Thank you. 🧶💕
Looks amazing make a great children's floor rug.😘
It's perfect for that!
Thank you so much. I had never done this before and needed it for a pattern. You are a great teacher!!
Thank you so much Sam! 🥰🤗
Fabulous. A bathroom mat in cotton would be fabulous ! Probably can do the single crotchet row across a plastic mat backing ( I do love a challenge). All the colours in the world, And, I don't need to go to IKEA!! Thank you, Stella
I watched 3 videos and read 2 written instructions on this loop stitch. Your video is the only one that I began to grasp it. I think my biggest problem is holding the yarn with the index. I always hold yarn with my middle finger, so it's extra awkward for me. Thank you for your video so I can follow a pattern I have. ❤
I’m pleased my video helped and this may help: ruclips.net/video/jg2p9gM7U5A/видео.html
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This stitch is a lot of fun to do and looks great! Thanks for your wonderful turorial, I managed to learn it in no time!
You’re so welcome Sarah, it is fun!😃🧶
Your tutorialmade a lot more sense than the outer 3 I watched, thank you so much,
I've never seen this stitch. Not sure if I'll ever use it but I'm always up for learning a new stitch. Thank you so much. I really enjoy all of your videos!
This is the best tutorial I could come across on this stitch thx and no I’ve never used it but I am now
Never used it put I am certainly going to try it.Think my first project is going to be a decorative rug. Thank You !!
Such a great use for it Judy!😃
I am so glad I found your channel 😁 thank you so much for the wonderful videos. I have been trying to learn this stich for a week and you just helped me learn it in like 2 minutes 🥰🥰🥰
Amazing crystal! Lovely to have you here.😃🥰
I recently got into amigurumi and this could be a easy way to add hair, I’m going to try it! Thanks!
Let me know how it goes Debby!😃
I have used it for doll hair and looks so cute ! Thanks! I would send you a picture but can’t figure out how. 🤦♀️
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Love this stitch’s look. Thank you for showing how to do it.
You are very welcome!
How lovely and unique! This is like some noodle stitch.
made a refill for my hand swifter duster it is nice thank you for this loop stitch
This is a new stitch for me. Thanks for the tutorial.
I think I will make some bath rugs since I can’t find the color I want but I’m sure I can find yarn!!
Thank you for this lovely loop stitch 💐💐
Thank you. Tried to explain it to a friend, buy you described it better. Used it to make a lama. A lot of loops!!!
I used it for a boho top😂😂 I love it.
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!! Yours was the only one I understood!!!!!
Thanks for this I’m making a little bag for my great granddaughter
So cute Pat! 😃🧶
I just love the stitch. Never done it but I do plan to make something with it . Thanks.
I have never used this stitch before but may try it now thanks for the tutorial!
Really I like this pattern. I did one mat for my home it’s really fabulous.
I used the loop stitch for an amigurumi hedgehog I made as a gift. 👍
VERY cool and interesting stitch! PLEASE upload the mirror version for us LEFT handed stitchers too. Never used it before but I think it would be neat to make a scarf with about 3-4” on each end!
I'll sort that for you in a day or two :-)
Looks so easy, BUT! Now I have to try it! Well as soon as I get some cotton yarn.
I’m using this to make an eco friendly duster lots of loops to trap dirt!!
Perfect!
I want to make a bath mat!
Very helpful, thank you. Just learned it with this tutorial.
You’re so welcome!😃
Fabulous tutorial ty for sharing the loop stitch.
Very well explained ....love this loop pattern....
Thank you for this. I'm working on a texture blanket for my great nephew and i got 9 rows into this stitch on written instructions only for everything to fall apart. Frogged the section (almost 200 stitches long) and redid it twice. My poor yarn is a pile of really tangled spaghetti now.
Here's hoping the 3rd time (using your method this round) actually works and doesn't fall apart on me. 😅
Oh no! Let me know how it goes - you’ve got this!😃
Thank you for doing this stitch Robin it looks amazing Iv always loved the knitted version but never mastered it I hope I have better luck with your crocheted one 😊Amanda xx💕
Thank you, very well explained 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I never done it and I’m going to try🙏🏽
How did it go Evelyn?😃
I found this video when I was looking up how to make curly hair for a Queen doll for Jubilee.
I discovered that I was unable to use my finger to make the loop and keep them uniform in diameter, as I hold the wool strangely (I blame it on being left-handed, but being taught how to crochet right-handed!). I managed to get around this by looping the yarn around a pencil - as if I were crocheting around a hoop - then pulling the pencil out of the loop once made.
I think if you are working in straight lines, then a knitting needle or something with the needed diameter would work well. As I am trying to make a cap wig, then perhaps a bendy hair curler would work, as you could curve it around as you crocheted the round. As I don’t have a bendy hair curler however I can’t test this option out 😂
Beautiful stitch and tutorial!
Oh my, what a fun stitch. Robin u make it look soo easy! ❤
You can absolutely do this Michelle!😀
Have never done this stitch before but your tutorial is brilliant, thank you ❤️ I’m doing a CAL blanket and this is one of the stitches 😊
I’m currently making the Lydia gilet by manatee squares and knew I could count on you to have done a video for the loop stitch! You’re tutorials are the only ones I use. Thank you for doing them 🥰
Thank you so much Emma!🥰🤗
PERFECT video and understood it!
Awesome! So glad you got it - it was weirdly difficult to explain 😂😂😂
You made it look so simple!! Thank you!! 😁💕
Thank you for the video. I’m wanting to make swifter covers for my granddaughters for Christmas. It looks easy. Hope I can do it
You can definitely do it Jerrie!😃🎄
@@HookedbyRobin I couldn’t do it, couldn’t figure it out
I made the swifter, it was easy. Just couldn’t do the loops
Ah no!🤗
I made a baby sweater with this stitch years ago and they still are saving it. It was all a rage in those days…😆😆😆
YES! I love this stitch! I used it on some boot slippers. . They turned out pretty nice, if I do say so myself! lol In fact, am going to make a pair of them for my grand daughter for christmas :)
So cute Lisa! 😃🧶
Definitely a stitch to work up, definitely!😍
I had seen it used on baby uggs but not used it. A few yrs ago I saw a video using it to make a few Christmas trees. I made several small trees as package toppers. I need a refresher if II'm going to use it again. Good refresher Thx.
Ooh Christmas trees is a great way to use this stitch!
@@HookedbyRobin is there a way to share a photo in these comments from my phone?
@@kdunlap3289 unfortunately not - you can share photos to my facebook page though if you're on social media? X
Karen Dunlap try sharing photo in messenger
My son (6) watched this and when you did the first loop he said "Woah! Its like trick shot crochet"!! Haha!
😂 is it wrong that I am pleased I impressed a 6 year old? LOL!
@@HookedbyRobin haha! Nah, 6 year olds are hard to please sometimes haha! He loves your tutorials x
I have at the top of a little pouch but I'm certain I didn't execute it properly. I mean it has stayed in place just fine but I love this method, Robin. I'll design a fun 👜 using the Loop Stitch!
That sounds like a cute plan!!
Very pretty
I have never made anything with loop stitch but am going to make a square 26ins and then make it into a shrug cardi for my granddaughter fingers crossed I can do it 🌸
Thank you for this awesome tutorial! I have a pattern for an Amigurumi -type of house plant called Donkey’s Tail. Now the pattern is more doable. You’re the best!! P.S. This is the most awkward stitch I’ve ever crocheted. I’m sure I’ll get the hang of it, but damn, my fingers aren’t cooperating.
You’re welcome Dawn and it definitely gets easier with practice!😃
This stitch is gorgeous! I can't wait to try it for some doll projects. You have a wonderful channel, so I subscribed! Looking forward to your next video!😀
Great tutoria. My spoken English is Not so good, but i understand all you Have say.
Thank you for explaining this perfectly! ❤
You’re welcome Cathy!😃🧶
Thank you for sharing. I'm going to do a rug
Thanks!
Thank you so much Siedah! 🥰
Love your tutorial for loop stitch thanks0 for sharing
Thanks for the detailed explanation.
Thank you for this.
Really helpful, thanks!!
You're so welcome!😀
Fantastic stitch
Thank you.
You are very welcome :-)