Free pattern thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-mock-cable-blanket/ VIDEO CHAPTERS 0:00 Start 0:15 Pattern Overview 1:28 Crochet Diagram 2:39 Beginning Chain 3:42 Foundation Row 7:46 Diagram Review Row 1 8:45 Row 1 12:01 Diagram Review Row 2 12:24 Row 2 14:04 Diagram Review Row 3 14:31 Row 3 16:27 Diagram Review Row 4 16:53 Row 4 19:23 Recap of the Repeating Rows 20:10 Final Row Prep and Final Stitching 23:51 Fastening Off Technique #crochet #learntocrochet #crochettutorial Right Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/vLYjhCUS9JA/видео.html Left-Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/MPhngh7xuWQ/видео.html PATTERN DETAILS Stitch Multiple is 7 chs + 11. Hook Size on Pattern: 9 mm / M. Yarn In Pattern: Bernat Blanket Ombre For Teaching Purposes: I am showing 5.5 mm / I Hook with Red Heart Super Saver. Please use the pattern for specific details on yarn quantities, gauge and other details not listed here. PATTERN DATE OF DOWNLOAD PDF Dec 11, 2019. This pattern may have been updated since the creation of this tutorial and information or presentation of the printable PDF may have been changed without notice. FOLLOW US Website - thecrochetcrowd.com Facebook Group - facebook.com/groups/TheCrochetCrowdStitchSocial Twitter - twitter.com/thecrochetcrowd Instagram - instagram.com/thecrochetcrowd/ Ravelry - www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/the-crochet-crowd/patterns?show=&view=medium&sort=favorites_
Thanks for always going over the diagram. I wish all crochet patterns had them. The written word patterns are so hard to understand (imo). Diagrams are easier to follow for me. Think most people feel the opposite is true though.
Oh my! I feel like a rabbit with all the jumping😂 But, all serious, it does work up beautifully. Thank you. Keep these videos coming and your comment videos
Great tutorial! Love the pattern & yarn choice! Thank you for the demonstration! ( I can read written patterns, but the graphs are Greek to me, so I needed the visual tutorial)
This is a beautiful pattern and I'd really like to do it as a Christmas present for a family member. I'd like to make it wider though so it can fit on a double bed instead of being a throw blanket. I understand the part about adding to the foundation chain in multiples of 7 until I'm happy with the width but I'm confused about what making it wider will do to the color changes. How do I adjust the rest of the pattern so the color changes aren't happening in the middle of a row? I'm not sure how that will work with the ombre yarn.
Hey Mikey, great tutorial as always. I have this on my project list. Question, I'm curious to know, any thoughts on how to join the chain 12 loops as you go as opposed to interlocking them at the end? Just curious.... Love your contributions, you and team are a gem.
Great suggestion! I'm unsure if that's possible as you need the loops be free to link them. You may need to experiment with a swatch and see if something works.
Just wondering where do you PULL YARN from the next ball of yarn to keep the transition? Do we always do it one way or do we go from in to out? Thanks so much :)
Have you ever done two columns of chains and crossed them? Or do you know if another technique or pattern for a more intricate design? I like this a lot but a friend showed me a pattern she wanted... Knit! I don't. So looking for alternatives to show her.
Yes, you an do that. I believe something like that is called the Polish Star. You can find tutorials on that, I've not filmed that here for you to reference on our channel.
This video was made a year ago it looks like so I’m hoping Mikey will see my question. Or anyone really.. I’ve just finished this and was wondering if a border will work or will it ruin the look.. i used completely different yarn tho… Probably a stupid question Lol 😝
Mikey, is there an online resource to match up ombre yarn brands/styles with afghan dimensions and desired yarn weights? Im asking because I find the worked ombre pattern never seems to come out evenly when I size up my projects.
This is a #6 Yarn Weight. It's the same yarn as Bernat Blanket so anything in that family will do. What I do is looking for blankets using this yarn and seeing the starting chain counts and compare to the dimensions. I don't know of any document where the yarn is paired and all size of afghans are done with it. Seems like a great idea though.
Doesn't the pattern mean repeat foundation row thru row 4. I think the foundation row is the loop row. Row 1 is the row after loops. Just want to double check to do foundation row then row 1-4 am I right?
@@TheCrochetCrowd I actually figured it out. It takes 216 yds to make tassels. 220 in a cake and I had exactly 1 whole cake left. When I finished the blanket I had about a 1 inch tail left. LOL
You could yes, just remember if you are using this same yarn, the colouring won't be as smooth looking in transition. The moss stitch extends the colour sequence.
Free pattern thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-mock-cable-blanket/
VIDEO CHAPTERS
0:00 Start
0:15 Pattern Overview
1:28 Crochet Diagram
2:39 Beginning Chain
3:42 Foundation Row
7:46 Diagram Review Row 1
8:45 Row 1
12:01 Diagram Review Row 2
12:24 Row 2
14:04 Diagram Review Row 3
14:31 Row 3
16:27 Diagram Review Row 4
16:53 Row 4
19:23 Recap of the Repeating Rows
20:10 Final Row Prep and Final Stitching
23:51 Fastening Off Technique
#crochet #learntocrochet #crochettutorial
Right Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/vLYjhCUS9JA/видео.html
Left-Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/MPhngh7xuWQ/видео.html
PATTERN DETAILS
Stitch Multiple is 7 chs + 11.
Hook Size on Pattern: 9 mm / M.
Yarn In Pattern: Bernat Blanket Ombre
For Teaching Purposes: I am showing 5.5 mm / I Hook with Red Heart Super Saver.
Please use the pattern for specific details on yarn quantities, gauge and other details not listed here.
PATTERN DATE OF DOWNLOAD PDF
Dec 11, 2019.
This pattern may have been updated since the creation of this tutorial and information or presentation of the printable PDF may have been changed without notice.
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I just finished this using the color Orange Crush and it matches perfectly with my traditional fall color decor. Thank you!
Thanks for always going over the diagram. I wish all crochet patterns had them. The written word patterns are so hard to understand (imo). Diagrams are easier to follow for me. Think most people feel the opposite is true though.
Oh my! I feel like a rabbit with all the jumping😂 But, all serious, it does work up beautifully. Thank you. Keep these videos coming and your comment videos
What a beautiful pattern. Will have to add to my to do list. Will do after my sampler afghan is finished. Thank you for another wonderful tutorial.
So much hooking, so little time. :D
I love, love, this afghan. Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure 😊
Beautiful! Your tutorial made it easy to follow directions. Thank you and hello from San Sebastián, Basque Country.
Glad it was helpful!
I’ve always wondered how the loops are finished off😊. Thank you for the tutorial💗🤗!
You’re welcome 😊
Love your tutorials, so detailed and helpful. You’re so talented, Mikey! Thanks!
Super appreciate that these tutorials help you.
Love! Have some ombre and will make lapghan. Love that you provide onfo re stitch repeat so we can change size
Yeah, those details are important Yarnspirations is doing that more and more now. You can thank them for that. :)
Beautiful blanket. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome.
Beautiful blanket Mikey!!! Tyfs God bless you
Thank you! 😊
Fabulous pattern. I just ❤ ombre yarn !
Thank you! 😊
Great tutorial! Love the pattern & yarn choice! Thank you for the demonstration! ( I can read written patterns, but the graphs are Greek to me, so I needed the visual tutorial)
Glad it was helpful!
This is a beautiful pattern and I'd really like to do it as a Christmas present for a family member. I'd like to make it wider though so it can fit on a double bed instead of being a throw blanket. I understand the part about adding to the foundation chain in multiples of 7 until I'm happy with the width but I'm confused about what making it wider will do to the color changes. How do I adjust the rest of the pattern so the color changes aren't happening in the middle of a row? I'm not sure how that will work with the ombre yarn.
I love this blanket! Thank you for sharing! Also I absolutely love ombre yarn 😍
You are so welcome!
Great tutorial as always Mikey!!!!!!!!
Glad you liked it!
Hey Mikey, great tutorial as always. I have this on my project list. Question, I'm curious to know, any thoughts on how to join the chain 12 loops as you go as opposed to interlocking them at the end? Just curious....
Love your contributions, you and team are a gem.
Great suggestion! I'm unsure if that's possible as you need the loops be free to link them. You may need to experiment with a swatch and see if something works.
Just wondering where do you PULL YARN from the next ball of yarn to keep the transition? Do we always do it one way or do we go from in to out? Thanks so much :)
So pretty
Thanks
Are we meant to use a different color yarn for row 4 so it looks like the final product in the image?
Hi Mikey. If I want to make this in a regular 4 weight yarn, would this pattern work?
Nice thanks mikey
No problem
I thought this was a scarf from the pic. I wonder if that was possible?
Yes, you can figure out the multiples and make it smaller.
Have you ever done two columns of chains and crossed them? Or do you know if another technique or pattern for a more intricate design? I like this a lot but a friend showed me a pattern she wanted... Knit! I don't. So looking for alternatives to show her.
Yes, you an do that. I believe something like that is called the Polish Star. You can find tutorials on that, I've not filmed that here for you to reference on our channel.
Thanks so much for the tutorial. Would the Bernat Blanket Variegated give the same affect (stripping affect) as Ombré yarn?
It's very similar. It's the width of the design that causes the line up to be really nice. Anything smaller or wider would change the transition look.
@@TheCrochetCrowd perfect. Thanks so much!
This video was made a year ago it looks like so I’m hoping Mikey will see my question. Or anyone really.. I’ve just finished this and was wondering if a border will work or will it ruin the look.. i used completely different yarn tho… Probably a stupid question Lol 😝
Mikey, is there an online resource to match up ombre yarn brands/styles with afghan dimensions and desired yarn weights? Im asking because I find the worked ombre pattern never seems to come out evenly when I size up my projects.
This is a #6 Yarn Weight. It's the same yarn as Bernat Blanket so anything in that family will do. What I do is looking for blankets using this yarn and seeing the starting chain counts and compare to the dimensions. I don't know of any document where the yarn is paired and all size of afghans are done with it. Seems like a great idea though.
Thanks so much for the tutorial. Would the Bernat Blanket Variegated give the same affect (stripping affect) as Ombré yarn?
Doesn't the pattern mean repeat foundation row thru row 4. I think the foundation row is the loop row. Row 1 is the row after loops. Just want to double check to do foundation row then row 1-4 am I right?
I feel so stupid. I see it now. Ch 12 is 4th row. .my bad sorry!
No worries. I slip up on patterns all the time.
I think based on your other statement, you figured your situation out.
@@TheCrochetCrowd I actually figured it out. It takes 216 yds to make tassels. 220 in a cake and I had exactly 1 whole cake left. When I finished the blanket I had about a 1 inch tail left. LOL
If I was to use 3 strands of Worsted weight yarn, Would that come out to a 6 weight or would that be bulkier?
Do a gauge check with the three strands to check it. It’s the true way to know in advance.
@@TheCrochetCrowd thank you
Can you tell me how much of this blanket yarn I need left to make the tassels?
I really don't know that answer. I never designed this to know the yardage breakdowns. I'm sorry.
Nice
Thanks
Nueva Suscriptora,,, podría poner subtitulos para entender sus.vídeos, se lo agradeceré mucho.
Los subtítulos ya están ahí. Simplemente haga clic en el engranaje y luego en los subtítulos para encontrar las traducciones.
Could this be made using a double crochet?
You could yes, just remember if you are using this same yarn, the colouring won't be as smooth looking in transition. The moss stitch extends the colour sequence.
Also called Jacob's Ladder ...
Yes. I'm unsure if the name of it is proprietary or not. So they may change the name of the stitch for that reason. I don't really know.
Muito lindo.
You're welcome.
I'm in fb jail lol now I can crochet agian for 28 days 😘😎
Someone's been knotty.
There is a much easier way to do this Mike. But great pattern regardless. Be Well
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Yes you are. :D
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You're welcome.
What weight is each ball of Yarn?