I am a you tube taught crocheter. I just wanted to say... You are an excellent teacher. I wish I would have found you when I was learning. You take the steps slowly and you explain it very well.
@@naticrochet I also learned to crochet on RUclips. For some reason I could never get how to do a slip stich after watching this video you made it so easy to figure out. Thank you can't wait to make this scarf.
Oh I forgot to mention that I have a tip for remembering which row you're on. When you are at the end where the chain started and you see the tail, this is where you stitch the half double crochet first. If at the end without the chain's tail, start with a slip stitch. So whenever you set down your work, you can know how to start again. Hope this helps someone.
@@nothingtoseehere16 how sweet of you to let me know that. I'm always so happy to help people. Wishing you the best of luck with your project. I finished my scarf and managed to make a matching hat. It was tricky to figure out how to make this stitch into a hat but I lucked upon a video of a lady who turned her hat after every row of her pattern and I realized that was exactly what I needed. (So help came back to me!) There's a tiny line up the hat where I turned it but it's barely noticeable. The decreases turned out really easy for me too. Now I'm making mittens with the leftover yarn but not going to use this stitch.
I learned very basic crochet techniques (like how to make a slip knot, a single crochet and a double crochet) from the mother of a childhood friend about 25 years ago, but I didn't pick the hobby back up until about 5 years ago when I decided to try and learn more, so the majority of what I know now comes from RUclips tutorials like this one, so I want to say thank you for being one of the great "RUclips teachers" and posting tutorials like this one. I really love this super easy pattern.
Thank you so much!!! My mom taught me years and years ago and I’ve not crocheted anything in years and she passed away about 12 years ago. Thank you! Ps I love your accent! Makes me miss my Gma! Mom’s family was all from Kiev and Odessa!
Watch your tutorials regularly. It's so easy because of the simple ways you explain. Greatly appreciate it all. Thank you. Hope you continue with such tutorials.
I love this pattern! Although I tried the moss stitch before and didn't like it for the yarn I was using at the time, I'm also a tight stitcher and that's probably why I didn't like it. I'm so thankful that you explained about leaving the slip stitches looser because it's really helped me to make it beautiful this time. I'm using Lionbrand Coboo yarn, 51% cotton and 49% rayon. Approved by Kniited Knockers for breast cancer survivors. First time using this yarn and first time watching you ❤️
Did you finish it in an hour? Just started watching.I need something quick to make a scarf to represent on my independence day.I can make a beanie relatively quickly but I started a scarf some time ago and let's just say...it's tak8ng tool9ng.I feel like if I finish that scarf it will take months.Ain't nobody got time for that.
This is beautiful. You are a wonderful instructor. I have looked at videos for a man's scarf pattern that doesn't look girly. This is it!! Thank you so much!!
Your tutorials are some of the best and clearly represented on RUclips. You make it fun as well as easy to follow for beginners and seasoned crocheters. Thank you so much! I also love this stitch as well. I've noticed that a lot of these stiches make the best textured pieces I've seen so far. :)
Thanks! This is a great tutorial! As summer is coming to an end, I've decided to try this and finished my first (of hopefully many) scarf! For those curious, I used bulky (5) yarn with an 8 mm hook! It resulted in a lovely, chunky scarf! I love it!
Thank you very much for this video. I made it successfully by following your tutorial. It's a great present. Again, thank you very much and I wish you good health. God Bless you!
National thank you so much for your tutorial. I made my first scarf and loved this pattern. I started listening to your live chat that was not live and I wish I could understand your warnings better. I live in rural Northern California and things have been rough.......
Hi Rose! All I can tell you is that, July it's going to be intense (the hole summer). The danger will come from people and the government. Make sure that you are not in harms way. Be safe and calm as much as possible. Take care!
Thank you for this easy , doable scarf tutorial, I just finished making one- minus the tassles . Though on every row, mine started with a slip stitch, and ended with half double crochet, every time. It did not start and end the same per row, working with 24 stitch per row. Still great tutorial, clear and easy to follow.
I think this is because you have to chain 25 at the start instead of 24. as you work into the second stitch from the hook at the start, you only end up with 24 stitches. I know this is an old comment but I hope I helped :)
I don't think I had ever seen this pattern and I LOVE IT! plus it's simple. I'm going to try it because I want to make my sister's a scarf. I'll try to remember to make the last row loose compared to the rest for the tassels. Thank for the tutorial!
You are a fantastic teacher.Thankyou so much showing the video so nicely n slowly.I always follow your videos they are amazing All the best.God bless you.
Your manner is great in this video, you are careful to show how to make each stitch all the way across, you speak very clearly without rushing, and you don’t work too fast!!!!! I’ve been learning more stitches and patterns on YT, and I’ve subscribed to your channel to see more of what you do!! I’m going to use this to teach my friend how to crochet, it’s perfect for them.
Very nice, thank you, I'm currently knitting the one row stitch for a man's scarf but the next one is going to be like the one you are doing, I just love the texture. Good to know.
this is the first time I have been successful at the moss stitch. The slip stitch and half double is easy to find. All the others I have tried have been single crochet chain 1, and i could never find the space to do the sc on the following rows. Thanks.
Very well done! I was looking for a different stitch and style for my grand daughters scarfs I’m starting today using your technique! Thanks for the tutorial! 👏👏
Omg, I've been waiting for a new tutorial forever and somehow I missed these recent uploads?? I love your channel and you explain everything so well (I've made so many scarves already)! Thank you for sharing these wonderful patterns with us. Also, I have those same exact scissors, but in pink lol Looking forward to the next pattern! :D
awesome tutorial, super beginner myself and learned both single & half double in a perfect way watching your video ( super grateful for it) , but the thing is, I still struggle to differentiate between the first and the second chain! I know this is a simple thing and I'm almost there but it's ruining the entire row any tips ? thank you so much. subscribed & can't wait to learn more from you
Made this beautiful scarf for my boyfriend. Thanks for this tutorial, you're a great instructor. My only question is, would you suggest going around the entire border of the scarf to finish it off?
Simple and beautiful! Please is it possible teach using the yarn less thin? The color of the yarn and the color of the table are the same and I lost my understanding. This scarf is more than beautiful ...Thank you very much.
Hello! I am a true beginner. I want to make sure I heard you correctly. At the end of my very first row of 24, I don't need to single a stitch when turning? I just simply turn my yarn, slip stitch then dbl crochet? Thank you!!
Lovely scarf, stitches really clearly explained.. could you add the type of yarn (DK, 4 ply, Chunky?) and the corresponding hook size for average stitches? Obviously, if your tension is tight or loose you may need to go up or down a size, but a starting point would be useful.
With every yarn that you purchase you will see on the label the recommendations for which crochet hook size or knitting needles you should use with that yarn. I leave in Japan, and because of that the there is a difference between U.S.A. and Japan the way they refer to the yarn size, crochet hook numbers and so on. Happy Holidays!
Try this link, is the same stitch but close up ruclips.net/video/FWRNxdKXuE4/видео.html. Make sure that you do the first and last stitch, if it helps put a marker on the last stitch of the row, and when you turn your work you'll know where is the first stitch to start. Hope it helps. Happy Crochet!
Hi Nati, I just love this stitch, but I keep ending up with different stitches. I start with a slip knot, and end up with HDC I’ve started over and over again I am a perfectionist lol I just love this scarf. Help ♥️ You are awesome, explains very well. Thank you sweetie
Hi Helen! Chain even numbers of chains, skip the first chain and in the second chain do a single crochet, and then do single crochet in each chain for the first row. Then, chain 1 turn your work( if you count your stitches after the first row you'll have odd number of stitches, exp: if you chain 12, you'll have 11 stitches after the first row of single crochet in each chain), and in the first stitch do a slip stitch, next stitch HDC, next slip stitch and so on. I think is better to do single crochet in each chain for the first row. When you finish the project, do a single crochet in each stitch across the row, to finish the same way you started. I hope I explain good, and not confuse you. Unless you want me to do a short video to show you. Happy Crochet!
Thank you for this tutorial. I am new to crochet so I appreciate your easy to follow tutorial. But I think I have seen those beautiful hands. I used to make custom jewelry and the tutorial was done by someone who had the same voice and hands.
Thank you so much! I subbed. You are a great teacher. Do you know how to put a crocheted lace looking border on a knitted scarf? You have beautiful hands!
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I am a you tube taught crocheter. I just wanted to say... You are an excellent teacher. I wish I would have found you when I was learning. You take the steps slowly and you explain it very well.
Great! I’m glad the tutorial was easy to follow. Take care and Happy Crochet!
@@naticrochet I also learned to crochet on RUclips. For some reason I could never get how to do a slip stich after watching this video you made it so easy to figure out. Thank you can't wait to make this scarf.
Oh I forgot to mention that I have a tip for remembering which row you're on. When you are at the end where the chain started and you see the tail, this is where you stitch the half double crochet first. If at the end without the chain's tail, start with a slip stitch. So whenever you set down your work, you can know how to start again. Hope this helps someone.
Thank you- this is something I was struggling with so this is exactly the comment I needed!!
@@nothingtoseehere16 how sweet of you to let me know that. I'm always so happy to help people. Wishing you the best of luck with your project.
I finished my scarf and managed to make a matching hat. It was tricky to figure out how to make this stitch into a hat but I lucked upon a video of a lady who turned her hat after every row of her pattern and I realized that was exactly what I needed. (So help came back to me!)
There's a tiny line up the hat where I turned it but it's barely noticeable. The decreases turned out really easy for me too. Now I'm making mittens with the leftover yarn but not going to use this stitch.
Thanks for the tip it really came in handy!
@@amandataylor1885 so glad it helped you! Merry Christmas!
So helpful!!! Thank you!!
I learned very basic crochet techniques (like how to make a slip knot, a single crochet and a double crochet) from the mother of a childhood friend about 25 years ago, but I didn't pick the hobby back up until about 5 years ago when I decided to try and learn more, so the majority of what I know now comes from RUclips tutorials like this one, so I want to say thank you for being one of the great "RUclips teachers" and posting tutorials like this one.
I really love this super easy pattern.
You’re very welcome. Happy Holidays!🥳
Thank you so much!!! My mom taught me years and years ago and I’ve not crocheted anything in years and she passed away about 12 years ago. Thank you! Ps I love your accent! Makes me miss my Gma! Mom’s family was all from Kiev and Odessa!
You’re very welcome.
Thank you for explaining this so well! I finished my first scarf with your help.Many blessings to you!
Watch your tutorials regularly. It's so easy because of the simple ways you explain. Greatly appreciate it all. Thank you. Hope you continue with such tutorials.
Glad you like them! Happy Crochet!
I love this pattern! Although I tried the moss stitch before and didn't like it for the yarn I was using at the time, I'm also a tight stitcher and that's probably why I didn't like it. I'm so thankful that you explained about leaving the slip stitches looser because it's really helped me to make it beautiful this time. I'm using Lionbrand Coboo yarn, 51% cotton and 49% rayon. Approved by Kniited Knockers for breast cancer survivors. First time using this yarn and first time watching you ❤️
I started this about an hour ago, it's so easy and such a pretty pattern! Thanks for sharing and for such easy directions.
You are so welcome Karen!
Did you finish it in an hour? Just started watching.I need something quick to make a scarf to represent on my independence day.I can make a beanie relatively quickly but I started a scarf some time ago and let's just say...it's tak8ng tool9ng.I feel like if I finish that scarf it will take months.Ain't nobody got time for that.
I love your video's because you are so clear and easy to follow. thank you for sharing
You're very welcome Carol. I'm glad you enjoy the tutorials. Have a great week!
This is beautiful. You are a wonderful instructor. I have looked at videos for a man's scarf pattern that doesn't look girly. This is it!! Thank you so much!!
Thank you for this tutorial! You have very pretty hands!
Excellent demonstration! Best I have seen on RUclips! Thank you!
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I’m making a scarf right now from it🙂 Very good instructions and very pretty pattern. Thanks again!👍🏼
You’re very welcome Mary. Have a great weekend!
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Always my favourite pattern for a scarf! Making a third one.. thanks Nati!
Congrats! Happy Crochet!
Thank you for simplifying the miss stitch. Others make it so complicated. Beautiful
You're very welcome. Have fun with this stitch.
Thank you for your excellent and thorough instructions. You are make a great teacher 👏👏👏💯💯💯❤❤❤
Your tutorials are some of the best and clearly represented on RUclips. You make it fun as well as easy to follow for beginners and seasoned crocheters. Thank you so much! I also love this stitch as well. I've noticed that a lot of these stiches make the best textured pieces I've seen so far. :)
Glad you like them Glenda. Happy Crochet!
Your instruction is one of the best and easiest to follow. Thank you so much . I'm making new scarf right now by your instructions.
I’m so thrilled about this new stitch you taught me! Thank you very much! You made it very easy to understand and simple to follow!
THANK YOU NATI!!! You got me started! This is my second scarf I learned from YOU!!
Second scarf? Nice!How long did it take?I like doing crochet, but I do not have a lot of patience for long projects.
Thanks! This is a great tutorial! As summer is coming to an end, I've decided to try this and finished my first (of hopefully many) scarf! For those curious, I used bulky (5) yarn with an 8 mm hook! It resulted in a lovely, chunky scarf! I love it!
Great job, congratulations!
How much skeins do I have to buy for one scarf
Thank you very much for this video. I made it successfully by following your tutorial. It's a great present. Again, thank you very much and I wish you good health. God Bless you!
You’re very welcome. Enjoy the stitches!
National thank you so much for your tutorial. I made my first scarf and loved this pattern. I started listening to your live chat that was not live and I wish I could understand your warnings better. I live in rural Northern California and things have been rough.......
Hi Rose! All I can tell you is that, July it's going to be intense (the hole summer). The danger will come from people and the government. Make sure that you are not in harms way. Be safe and calm as much as possible. Take care!
Thank you for this easy , doable scarf tutorial, I just finished making one- minus the tassles . Though on every row, mine started with a slip stitch, and ended with half double crochet, every time. It did not start and end the same per row, working with 24 stitch per row. Still great tutorial, clear and easy to follow.
I think this is because you have to chain 25 at the start instead of 24. as you work into the second stitch from the hook at the start, you only end up with 24 stitches. I know this is an old comment but I hope I helped :)
You make crocheting look so easy looking forward to making this scarf
Have fun working on the scarf 😊
I just love your videos. They are so easy to follow and I the patterns are really gorgeous. Thank you for making these.
I'm now crocheting this thanks to you🙏🏻 love from Iran🇮🇷💜
Hello Iran! keep the good work and keep crocheting. Take care!
Thank you so much! You too:) this was so nice and easy...also is there a way to make it thicker?
Use a thicker yarn or chunky yarn. Have a great week!
I see the slip stitch. It just looked like two steps. I only use a one step motion. It's fine. I love the HDC. It's my favorite stitch. Thx Nati.
Great camera focus as well, thankyou. You explain very clearly..
Love this pattern! Going to make a blanket with this. Don't care if it takes forever lol
Have fun working on the blanket.😊
Thank you for uploading this tutorial. You've made a beautiful scarf. I love your sense of humor!
Thank You very much, watched many many videos, for a beginner, Yours are the most informative and clear. Best of luck to You Dear.
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful design. Can't wait to see more lacy ones. Your instructions are clear and precise. Thank you for your kindness.
You’re very welcome Carole. Have a great week!
Awesome tutorial!! I am going to try..I am very new to crocheting but you made it very easy to follow along..Thank You!👍
You can do it! Happy Crochet Andra!
I don't think I had ever seen this pattern and I LOVE IT! plus it's simple. I'm going to try it because I want to make my sister's a scarf. I'll try to remember to make the last row loose compared to the rest for the tassels. Thank for the tutorial!
You’re very welcome Mali Roa. Happy Crochet!
I'm knitting one for my dad's 😍 he's birthday is soon thanks for the tutorial ❤
You're very welcome Heba.
You are a fantastic teacher.Thankyou so much showing the video so nicely n slowly.I always follow your videos they are amazing
All the best.God bless you.
Glad you like the stitch. Happy Crochet!
Very NICE and easy stitch for beginners.thanks
You’re very welcome. Happy Crochet!
I love the moss stitch
Great video. Thank you for taking the time to make. I cantwait together started. Love the color, thanks again
Your manner is great in this video, you are careful to show how to make each stitch all the way across, you speak very clearly without rushing, and you don’t work too fast!!!!! I’ve been learning more stitches and patterns on YT, and I’ve subscribed to your channel to see more of what you do!! I’m going to use this to teach my friend how to crochet, it’s perfect for them.
Thank you for this tutorial! Also I love your beautiful accent, Blessings from Canada.
Thank you! Going to make this for my grandson and son in law for Christmas. 💕
They will love it. Have a great week Yvette!
NATI you too! 💕
Thank you for sharing. You are blessed to bless others.
Thank you! You too!
I love your accent....(Yolanda BHHW) lol. Very comprehensive tutorial, thanks.
Thank you Nati for your good work GBU all
You are so very welcome. Happy Crochet!😊
That was so easy and I’m a beginner thank you so so much
Beautiful stitch n ur yarn is grey n ur background is grey lil difficult to see stitches..great tutorial n voice ❤
Sorry for that.
very nice thank you pretty and masculine enough for a unisex scarf
Thank you for going slow and explaining the stitches.And you do have very pretty hands.
Nicely demonstrated, thank you! 👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice, thank you, I'm currently knitting the one row stitch for a man's scarf but the next one is going to be like the one you are doing, I just love the texture. Good to know.
You're very welcome Diane. Happy Crochet!
miss nati, thank you so much!
God bless you, and your dear ones!
You’re very welcome Sylvia! Happy Holidays 🎄🎁🍾🌹!!!
@@naticrochet What size hook did you use? Please TIA
So pretty thanks so much I'm going to make that stitch god bless 🙏
Oh wow thank you so much for this!! I'm going to start on this right now!!
Thank you so much. I will try this for sure 💕
You’re welcome 😊. Have fun working with this stitch!
you are awesome love your. personality!!!!
great tutorial!!! thanks so much for sharing!
You’re very welcome. Enjoy the stitches!
Thanks you are a good teacher and have lovely hands too
I love this pattern. Thank you . I just finished mine and it turn out so well. ❤️❤️
Congratulations! Enjoy the scarf!
Woow I loved the pattern,it realy worked for me, thanks keep posting pliz
Thank you so much for a lovely tutorial appreciate your kindness
this is the first time I have been successful at the moss stitch. The slip stitch and half double is easy to find. All the others I have tried have been single crochet chain 1, and i could never find the space to do the sc on the following rows. Thanks.
You're very welcome Deborah! Happy Holidays!
Another beautiful stitch. Thank u Nati
You’re very welcome.
So simple & so beautiful design, thank u
Very well done! I was looking for a different stitch and style for my grand daughters scarfs I’m starting today using your technique! Thanks for the tutorial! 👏👏
You're welcome Lorraine! Happy Holidays!
thank u very well explained and easy stitch to follow.
You’re very welcome. Enjoy the stitch!
Thank you so much! This is really easy to follow and it's the perfect scarf. Um going to give it to my teacher!!!
You're very welcome. I'm sure your teacher will very much appreciate the gift. Have a great day!
Great tutorial, I loved making this scarf! Thanks so much for a great video
You’re very welcome!
thanks for the tutorial!!! it helped me a ton!
Great. Happy Crochet!
Another nice pattern. I will try this one next. Thx. Stay safe.
wonderful pattern I'm done with mine 160 cm and its amaizing
Glad you like it!
...as I said before, I REALLY like your tutorials! Thank you!
You're very welcome Maria! Have a great day!
You as well... Thank you! I am making a nice white scarf with this stitch... :)
Beautiful ❤️❤️
Thank you I’m making a scarf right now 😀
very nice and easy stitch 😍 thank you so much ❤
Thanks for the tutorial! Very simple, yet beautiful❣
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Beatiful hand ang finger nails. 👏
Hola gracias x enseñarme a tejer la bufanda y muy linda. Un abrazo!!!! Bendiciones y Amén 👍👏😚
You’re very welcome! Have a great day!
Thanks a bunch for very easy tutorial nati😘
You're so very welcome. Have a great day!
Thank you. It is a pretty scraf and easy to do.
You’re very welcome Rhoda. Have a great weekend!
Огромное спасибо вам за узор и мастер класс!!!
😊😉👍👍👍🥀🥀🥀
Omg, I've been waiting for a new tutorial forever and somehow I missed these recent uploads?? I love your channel and you explain everything so well (I've made so many scarves already)! Thank you for sharing these wonderful patterns with us. Also, I have those same exact scissors, but in pink lol Looking forward to the next pattern! :D
No worries, you found them now. New patterns coming soon. Happy New Year!
Thank you so very much for your help
awesome tutorial, super beginner myself and learned both single & half double in a perfect way watching your video ( super grateful for it) , but the thing is, I still struggle to differentiate between the first and the second chain! I know this is a simple thing and I'm almost there but it's ruining the entire row
any tips ? thank you so much.
subscribed & can't wait to learn more from you
I did a tutorial with the explanation to your question. Hope it helps!
ruclips.net/video/hziF8FDIJCo/видео.html
Great tutorial! Ty for taking the time to show us!! ❤️
Made this beautiful scarf for my boyfriend. Thanks for this tutorial, you're a great instructor. My only question is, would you suggest going around the entire border of the scarf to finish it off?
It’s no need to go around the entire scarf. Happy Crochet!
Thanks.
Simple and beautiful! Please is it possible teach using the yarn less thin? The color of the yarn and the color of the table are the same and I lost my understanding. This scarf is more than beautiful ...Thank you very much.
I love this stitch 😊 thank you
Thank you for this tutorial...I learned a new stitch today! Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you too!
Thank you! I like your tutorial and your scarf is lovely. :-) I’m going to look for your RUclips channel and probably subscribe.
Enjoy the stitches on the channel. Happy Holidays!
Excellent tutorial!
Thank you very much for this video.
Super tutorial...working on it now....👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Lovely and simple. Thank you for sharing! :)
Hello! I am a true beginner. I want to make sure I heard you correctly. At the end of my very first row of 24, I don't need to single a stitch when turning? I just simply turn my yarn, slip stitch then dbl crochet? Thank you!!
Lovely scarf, stitches really clearly explained.. could you add the type of yarn (DK, 4 ply, Chunky?) and the corresponding hook size for average stitches? Obviously, if your tension is tight or loose you may need to go up or down a size, but a starting point would be useful.
With every yarn that you purchase you will see on the label the recommendations for which crochet hook size or knitting needles you should use with that yarn. I leave in Japan, and because of that the there is a difference between U.S.A. and Japan the way they refer to the yarn size, crochet hook numbers and so on. Happy Holidays!
Thank you very good tutorial🎉but I keep losing count and lose a stitch and never seem to end on the right stitch😢is this pattern forgiving
Try this link, is the same stitch but close up ruclips.net/video/FWRNxdKXuE4/видео.html. Make sure that you do the first and last stitch, if it helps put a marker on the last stitch of the row, and when you turn your work you'll know where is the first stitch to start. Hope it helps. Happy Crochet!
Hi Nati, I just love this stitch, but I keep ending up with different stitches. I start with a slip knot, and end up with HDC
I’ve started over and over again
I am a perfectionist lol
I just love this scarf. Help ♥️
You are awesome, explains very well. Thank you sweetie
Hi Helen! Chain even numbers of chains, skip the first chain and in the second chain do a single crochet, and then do single crochet in each chain for the first row. Then, chain 1 turn your work( if you count your stitches after the first row you'll have odd number of stitches, exp: if you chain 12, you'll have 11 stitches after the first row of single crochet in each chain), and in the first stitch do a slip stitch, next stitch HDC, next slip stitch and so on. I think is better to do single crochet in each chain for the first row. When you finish the project, do a single crochet in each stitch across the row, to finish the same way you started. I hope I explain good, and not confuse you. Unless you want me to do a short video to show you. Happy Crochet!
Loved your this video too
Lovely!!! thank you so much....
Thank you for this tutorial. I am new to crochet so I appreciate your easy to follow tutorial. But I think I have seen those beautiful hands. I used to make custom jewelry and the tutorial was done by someone who had the same voice and hands.
Thank you so much! I subbed. You are a great teacher. Do you know how to put a crocheted lace looking border on a knitted scarf? You have beautiful hands!
I never tried, but you'll have to make sure that the distance is equal no matter what edging style you put. Have a great day!