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I'm happy you are enjoying this pattern, Rachel 💜

I have written instructions for straight sides: madebygootie.com/crochet/crochet-wheat-stitch/

Thanks for sharing!

I'm happy to hear that!

I agree! That's a great way to use the thermal stitch :)

I'm so happy you liked the pattern, Shirley!!

My pleasure!

That's a great way to master this stitch and end up with a practical item!

I'm glad you found this helpful! Thank you for the great feedback 💜

I'm glad you like it!

Oh, it will make such a beautiful garment! Please share if you get to make one!

Thank you so much for your support, Patricia! I appreciate it 💜

Happy to hear!

thank you! I'm glad you like it

Hi Victoria! This video tutorial is only for the square version, that's why the decrease section is on both sides, and not one side. If you want to make into a scarf, as you said, you need to decrease on one side in order to turn it into a rectangle. I don't have a video tutorial or a pattern for a scarf using this stitch. But I do have a placemat pattern with this stitch which you can use, since it shows you how to turn it into a rectangle. You can find it here: madebygootie.com/crochet/modern-crochet-placemat-pattern/ I hope it helps :) Agat

Oh, you're right! Sorry about it. All the information about this pattern and the other parts is available on the blog post. The stitch repetition is multiple of 16 stitches plus 3, that's why I have 19 stitches in this tutorial. and the first row is sc. You can read everything here: madebygootie.com/crochet/mosaic-crochet-placemat-pattern

You can use this pattern with a thicker yarn, and make it as wide as you'd like for a scarf. Just keep a multiple of 16 stitches, plus 3 stitches.

My pleasure 🙏🏻

I haven't thought about it, and you are right! The stretching is an important factor... I'll keep that in mind :) Thank you for bringing it up!

So I had to check the stretching parameter after your comment. I measured a strap I made for my yoga mat, and already used it a few times. It added about 10% more to the length after using.

@@madebygootie 10%! That's not bad! Thank you for checking.

I'm sorry you didn't like the tutorial. Not sure why you found it "choppy", but I can see the video very clearly. Unlike my newer video, this one doesn't have a voice-over and the instructions are written instead. This is how I did my tutorial in the beginning. I don't have the time and resources to make a new video tutorial for this stitch at this time (maybe in the future), and many crocheters have found this one very helpful. But if you don't like it, you can find other crochet videos that will simply walk you through the steps smoothly, there are many out there 😊

Thank you!

Thanks! It makes an adorable bunting!

I'm happy you enjoyed making this pattern!

Hi, I apologize for the late reply. I used this stitch to make a shawl, and you can see in the tutorial how I increased the pattern. You can also find a diagram and written instructions in the related post in the shawl video: ua-cam.com/video/jHbBucL_e-4/v-deo.htmlsi=JyxBAitYJ3mp8air

It's very similar! But I like better the result of this one :)

Thanks Bobbie 💜

Thank you, Dorothy, glad you liked it!

Yes! Just start by making a rectangle instead of a square :)

Haha, funny you found it to be creepy, Mary 😂 But you're right, it's not thr tutorial, the full video tutorial is available here ua-cam.com/video/C84hH6yOjrE/v-deo.htmlsi=OQou1L53RxtymL6_

Yes, you can find the link to all the blanket's parts here: madebygootie.com/crochet/free-crochet-along-blanket-pattern/

Haha, it's a matter of practice, and also I've learned that the hook you are using has a big impact! I love the Etimo hook, the yarn slides so easily from this hook.