Mosaic crochet is cool, isn't it? With a little practice, it works up fast and easy. Check out the description of this video for the chart information!
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Thank you so much. I finally understand mosaic crochet, and how to read the charts as well. If I had just watched this video from the beginning, it would have been easier for me.
@@naztazia Yes it was. It's a lovely pattern. I would love to make it into a baby blanket but I don't know what the pattern repeat should be and would like to know if you don't mind.
I love the way it looks and how they turned out❤️❤️. I would greatly appreciate it if you can show how the reverse side of the dishcloth looks. Thanks for sharing the easy to follow instructions🤗
Wow!! You have made this concept in the simplest description that I actually understand! This type of crochet looks fun snd I think I’ll have to try it soon! (After I finish the project I’m doing right now of course, I have a bad habit of starting projects before I finish one so I’m trying to stop that lol) Thank you for this easy tutorial! You always break down different crochet techniques simply and easy to understand!
Thank you Donna as alw6you make so easy. I will try this I understand it a little bit better now. I ha e to say this I've you're nails they are beautiful and the color as well. Thank you God bless
Ooh.... its amazing 😍 but little bit difficult 🤔 to get it but it's ok 😍 I'll try to make it... thanks ma'am for sharing a new pattern of crochet 🧶 as I am waiting for your next video.... I love 💕 it 🌹 so much... thanks again and God bless you always 🌹
You explain this beautifully, thank you. I will try this. Who knows, if I can manage this on a small scale, I might even attempt a bag with this pattern at some point. 😍♥️
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What is the difference between overlay, tapestry and insert mosaic crochet, please?🙏 Thank you for all your amazing work and sharing skills and knowledge with us🌺💖!
Hi am sorry for the introduction in your comment but I find you attractive and interesting I don't know if I could be your friend so we can get to know each other more and thank you
So many questions. I've been haunting ravelry and youtube trying to learn more about mosaic crochet. There seem to be at least two different approaches, maybe more? Will you be expanding on this? What about gauge? Should I go down a hook size to keep it tight? I'll try this sample as soon as I finish this baby blanket (3 more rounds). Thank you. - one more question: Why do some patterns have all these cut ends?
The method I show in the video is the "easiest" way to do mosaic crochet "for beginners." Depending upon the design, other techniques might be needed to achieve a certain look, including some of the methods you mentioned.
I hope I can do this I'm new to chrochet and it looks hard when you have symbols that mean mutible things on the back side it's a SC on the front it's a DC...🙏 hope I'm understanding this correct..
Yes, you are. Each block is ultimately read twice, since each block represents two rows. On the first time reading the block across for the first row, you'll do a DC two rows below on the X blocks. On the second time reading the same block for the next row, you'll do a single crochet. It makes more sense when you actually try it.
You can do it... Hi am sorry for the introduction in your comment but I find you attractive and interesting I don't know if I could be your friend so we can get to know each other more and thank you
Each block is read twice, one time (for example) for Row 5, then the same block is read for Row 6. With blocks that have X's on them, you'll only do the DC on the Row 5. When you go back and read the same blocks for Row 6, you'll just do a single crochet for X blocks.
What do you mean? Since you are carrying the yarn up the sides, there are only 4 ends to weave in once completed (dark pink start/end and light pink start/end).
I love your videos but this is not mosaic crochet. Mosaic Crocheted it worked right to left very row there is no turning and no chains in the body of the work.
You have not done your homework on Mosaic crochet. Mosaic knitting came about in the 1960s. Since then, crocheters have attempted to mimic the look of Mosaic knitting. There are at least 4 different methods on how one can mimic Mosaic knitting designs by using crochet, both in rounds and in rows. One includes the method I show, one includes what you mention, plus at least 2 more options.
Mosaic crochet is cool, isn't it? With a little practice, it works up fast and easy. Check out the description of this video for the chart information!
Correct 💯 Hi am sorry for the introduction in your comment but I find you attractive and interesting I don't know if I could be your friend so we can get to know each other more and thank you
Thank you so much. I finally understand mosaic crochet, and how to read the charts as well. If I had just watched this video from the beginning, it would have been easier for me.
Happy to help!
Thank you! Great tutorial.
Oh my! I always have difficulty straying away from the basic crocheting. I hope I can accomplish this pretty mosaic pattern! Thanks!
You can do it!
I love this pattern it's alittle bit for me to comprehend , but I will give it try. Thank you. I love your work and teaching.
You can do it!
One of the best tutorials on mosaic crochet. 👍 ❤
Thank you! 😊
I've seen this stitch finished, but never knew how to do it.
Cool stitch. Thx for video.
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Glad it was helpful!
Donna, you’re amazing, this is a fun and fabulous pattern. Can’t wait to try it. 💗
Thank you so much!
Excellent explanation of reading charts!
Glad it was helpful!
Learning about this is what’s causing me to reignite my love for crochet.
Very easy directions!
Happy to help!
You such an amazing teacher. Thanks for the tutorial.
Glad it was helpful!
@@naztazia Yes it was. It's a lovely pattern. I would love to make it into a baby blanket but I don't know what the pattern repeat should be and would like to know if you don't mind.
I love the way it looks and how they turned out❤️❤️. I would greatly appreciate it if you can show how the reverse side of the dishcloth looks. Thanks for sharing the easy to follow instructions🤗
Wow!! You have made this concept in the simplest description that I actually understand! This type of crochet looks fun snd I think I’ll have to try it soon! (After I finish the project I’m doing right now of course, I have a bad habit of starting projects before I finish one so I’m trying to stop that lol) Thank you for this easy tutorial! You always break down different crochet techniques simply and easy to understand!
Thank you Donna as alw6you make so easy. I will try this I understand it a little bit better now. I ha e to say this I've you're nails they are beautiful and the color as well. Thank you God bless
Thank you!!!
Like the pattern so much and the color choices are great!
Ooh.... its amazing 😍 but little bit difficult 🤔 to get it but it's ok 😍 I'll try to make it... thanks ma'am for sharing a new pattern of crochet 🧶 as I am waiting for your next video.... I love 💕 it 🌹 so much... thanks again and God bless you always 🌹
Very lovely pattern!! If I wanted to turn this into a blanket, what is the repeat pattern for the stitch count?
Oh wow these are gorgeous. Would love to make a bag with this design. Awesome Donna thank you. 😁
I love basket weave patterns for bags, so absolutely it would look great!
Just beautiful 🤩 not sure 🤔 I’ll get it right but going to try in near future.. Ty Donna
Awesome 👍🏾 thank you ❤️
Happy to help! ❤️
Wow love it! Thanks Donna! And great nails!
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing!😊
You explain this beautifully, thank you. I will try this. Who knows, if I can manage this on a small scale, I might even attempt a bag with this pattern at some point. 😍♥️
You can do it!
That will be beautiful Hi am sorry for the introduction in your comment but I find you attractive and interesting I don't know if I could be your friend so we can get to know each other more and thank you
What is the difference between overlay, tapestry and insert mosaic crochet, please?🙏 Thank you for all your amazing work and sharing skills and knowledge with us🌺💖!
I'll have to do a video showing the differences!
@@naztazia please if you will! You are a talented artist and teacher also! You have a skill to make things easy understandable. Thank you🌹.
Beautiful 😮
Thank you for this ☺️
Very interesting!!
Thank you very much
Thank you for the vid.🙂
Amazing and beautiful 😍 👌
Thanks a lot 😊
Very nice👌👌👍👍❤❤
Awesome thanks 😊
Awesome 👌 Amazing pattern
Thank you! Cheers!
Welcome
Thanks awesome pattern👍✌️🙌❤️
You’re welcome 😊
Hi am sorry for the introduction in your comment but I find you attractive and interesting I don't know if I could be your friend so we can get to know each other more and thank you
very nice stitch
Thank you! Cheers!
For row 9 and 10 the all have dark pink .. so for the blocks without the X do we single crochet ? Or chain up 2 n skip it ?
Beautiful pattern thank you how many chains do I need to make a blanket or can I make a blanket with this pattern 💐💐💐💐
I generally recommend making several of these blocks and connect them together to form a blanket.
@@naztazia thank you
So many questions. I've been haunting ravelry and youtube trying to learn more about mosaic crochet. There seem to be at least two different approaches, maybe more? Will you be expanding on this? What about gauge? Should I go down a hook size to keep it tight? I'll try this sample as soon as I finish this baby blanket (3 more rounds). Thank you. - one more question: Why do some patterns have all these cut ends?
The method I show in the video is the "easiest" way to do mosaic crochet "for beginners." Depending upon the design, other techniques might be needed to achieve a certain look, including some of the methods you mentioned.
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I hope I can do this I'm new to chrochet and it looks hard when you have symbols that mean mutible things on the back side it's a SC on the front it's a DC...🙏 hope I'm understanding this correct..
Yes, you are. Each block is ultimately read twice, since each block represents two rows. On the first time reading the block across for the first row, you'll do a DC two rows below on the X blocks. On the second time reading the same block for the next row, you'll do a single crochet. It makes more sense when you actually try it.
You can do it... Hi am sorry for the introduction in your comment but I find you attractive and interesting I don't know if I could be your friend so we can get to know each other more and thank you
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Can you send me the pattern. ❤
Open the description box (under the video) and there's a link to the pattern.
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It's still confusing, you have 2 different explanation with x blocks.
Each block is read twice, one time (for example) for Row 5, then the same block is read for Row 6. With blocks that have X's on them, you'll only do the DC on the Row 5. When you go back and read the same blocks for Row 6, you'll just do a single crochet for X blocks.
All those ends 😩
What do you mean? Since you are carrying the yarn up the sides, there are only 4 ends to weave in once completed (dark pink start/end and light pink start/end).
I love your videos but this is not mosaic crochet. Mosaic Crocheted it worked right to left very row there is no turning and no chains in the body of the work.
You have not done your homework on Mosaic crochet. Mosaic knitting came about in the 1960s. Since then, crocheters have attempted to mimic the look of Mosaic knitting. There are at least 4 different methods on how one can mimic Mosaic knitting designs by using crochet, both in rounds and in rows. One includes the method I show, one includes what you mention, plus at least 2 more options.
Learning about this is what’s causing me to reignite my love for crochet.