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Thank you!! Thank you!! I learned several new techniques just from this video. Really like this!! ❤

Where can I get one? what is it called? Lastly how much does it cost? I so badly need one, like yesterday!!! 😢....😂😂😂😂 Please someone help me?

Perfect, thanks!

I have to try this out I have down 4 potholders with the thermal stitch I love how thick they are but they take forever & keeping the edges straight is a task 😳

What is the name of this stitch?

Can someone explain why she started with TSS on the second decrease row and not TPS, like on the other rows? I really want to make this and I don’t get that.

You are the best ❤❤❤

Yes!! I experienced the same joy! ❤

Nice textured pattern. Pretty ❤

lost me already.

Blessings and crocheting 🧶👋🏾🤗

Wow i absolutely love this. The colour scheme really put a smile on my face 👏

Hi crochet lady this is a first for me never seen anything like it on UA-cam. Thank you for sharing.

Your music is stuck and it's bad

Is there a written pattern for this one

Woww

Beautiful

Awesome 👍🏾 thank you 🧶🧶🧶🧶

Tunisian?

Hi, Where can I watch the whole video of this tutorial from the beginning please

Cute hat 😊

Very pretty ❤

Thank you DZ! I LOVE this. Appreciate you presentation.

Ooh I got a sentry for Christmas last year and I loooove it! I’m just about to start my own business on Etsy, but with high school at the same time I’m taking it slow!

I love this stitch! 🦋

How many rows did you do before it met in the middle and exactly what does meet in the middle mean.

Very very nice ❤❤❤

Thank you for a great Tutorial on this wide rib stitch!!! Nuff Love x

Just found your channel. Wow I want to make this into a blanket. ❤

For the closure I slipped stitched the inside strand of each side(only one strand each side) and at the end before fastening off I chained 8 and then fastened off and weaved in ends. It makes for a flatter and more invisible seam and you don't have to have so many add-ons and fasten off places. Thank you for the awesome video and clear instructions. Now I don't know which I like better; this way to make a pot holder or the thermal stitch. 😄 Thanks again and happy crocheting.

I love how you started at the beginning of doing this pattern. It’s so unique. Where did you ever get this pattern?

Leave the music so that we can hear your voice

Thank you so much.This is what I was looking for. It was clear and very easy with your tutorial.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💐💐💐❤️👍

That is not a tunisian simple stitch. You are picking up the frint loop along with the front bar. With a simple stitch, you only go behind the frint bar on your forward pass. You even have a simple stitch tutorial that fies that. I think this video could confuse a beginner.❤

Hi, I know this is an older video but hoping you can help me with the method one would use to work this in equal rows vs c2c. I made a lovely shawl with this and just love it, so hoping to make a blanket but I would prefer my stripes in rows vs diagonal. Would I just start row 1 all TSS, row 2 TSS/TKS/TRS, row 3 TKS/TRS/TSS, row 4 TRS/TSS/TKS (repeat rows 2-4)? Or does this "stack" the opposite way and I would work row 2 as above, then start on reverse, then start on knit? That's probably confusing but hopefully makes sense. This is a really unique stitch repeat from what I have found - if this repeat has a "standard" name, please let me know!

Thank you for sharing❤

I’m having issues at end of rows. Losing stitch count!

This is going to be perfect for crocheting tabards and tunics.

I love this stitch it is very very pretty; your instructions are easy to follow and a joy to watch thank you

Brill and soooo easy thanks

What hook I want to blanket

How can I turn into a throw blanket and what size hook

Heaven sent! It is going on the hook now!

Does anyone know why she doesn't chain at the start of the return pass? I ask because I've been having some tension issues there.

Love that substantial middle. I've always stayed away from the rectangle because of that spindly chain.

LOVE this!!! The middle doesn’t turn out wonky!!!❤

Sew not see

Also could you see the "strips" together like to make a throw rug to make it big enough?