This was a such a great tutorial, especially on how to prevent the colors from bleeding over! I always struggle with making the color changes look seamless, so thank you!!!
I know i should be paying attention on how to begin a graghgan, but I had to comment on your nails. They are on point!! ♥️ and thank you for the tutorial!
Wow congrats on your video. Best tutorial for graphgan. I'm doing sc instead of hdc but I used your yarn in front technique. Just amazing 👍👍. Thank you!
This video deserves a million views. I just created my first graphgan chart and I’m super excited. Your tutorial was hands down the best I’ve seen thus far. You were detailed, direct, and comprehensive. I really appreciate you working a project in hdc. I prefer hdc over sc becaus it finishes quicker. However, I need to get back to using smaller needles. I have fallen in love with crochet hook “J”. Thank you, thank you, thank you. You have no idea how confident I feel after watching this tutorial. Also, thank you for the bleeding tip. I’ve struggled with that a lot🙈☺️. New subscribee!!!!
I've watched many tutorials but couldn't figure it out so I put graphs down for a long while and decided to give it another go, glad I came across your tutorial and I know now why I was getting confused. Great tutorial! thank you so much.
I just love you girl. I love your soothing voice the way you teach. I definitely learn alot from you. I am trying to make a messy bun beanie , it will have a big heart and my son's name Bryce and his nunber inside thr heart and maybe fh for his school but I tried the crochet fair isle and I just can't seem to make it look right in red and white to my liking so I am hoping this stich will look nice. Thank you again for teaching hugs 😘 have a wonderful weekend
Thank you for this simple, very understandable tutorial. You stitches are so clean and neat. I love the hdc look. I'm starting my Darth Vader project and needed this instructions.
I've basically been a newbie with crocheting for years, basically because I never pushed myself to learn and literally always have tails on my projects. I much prefer the way it looks when you carry the ends with you. Thank you for showing me this!
As i am new to doing a graph in crochet your tutorial has made it look easier than i was doing. i shall now restart mine and use your method. i am doing a 40 chain maple leaf pattern which is part of the blanket i am going to make. so i now know to add 2 chain at the ends when i turn to keep my pattern right.thankyou so much i shall follow you with learning new things regarding crochet.
wow you are very good at this. i've been crocheting for years but i cant even hold my hook like you, also i didnt know about a few of these tricks here!
I Love 💕 the way you Explain thank you for sharing 😊👌had my eye surgery now I can try your way I want to make a puzzle blanket but I been trying your way and is not working out for me but I don’t give up I will continue to practice thank you again 😊
Thanks for explaining this so well. To the point and very neat work. I do not see anything wrong or different, than any other video, in how you crochet, in reference to a previous comment about it looks painful. I envy how fast you can crochet. Thanks again! I learned alot.
Hi Melisa, Just found your great tutorials. What are your current projects? If possible, please do a video, (maybe 30x30?) graphghan from beginning to end. I like the pace of your instruction, how you show the color changes & weaving in as you go. The finished result is very very nice. Kind regards, Liz
Hello Melisa I recently purchased a c2c graphghan but it also can be done in sc, hdc, or DC. I feel more comfortable doing either of the 3 but not the c2c. Question the graph is 80 x 120. So if I was to use DC does my stitch count change to 162. 2 being the chain 2 for turning and every square is 2 DC
If I am doing a baby blanket and want to figure out how many hdc I need to make the graphgan how do I do that? I am knew to graphgans and I only know how to do c2c and I want to do the next one in hdc, someone help.
Hi Sheila thanks for the comment! If you are creating the graphghan using a graph then each box represents one stitch in your case one hdc. Watch for may video coming showing exactly how to count for sc, cdc and to convert c2c graphs to sc.
Great job! I love your gentle voice and patient way of teaching. Thank you so much!
This was a such a great tutorial, especially on how to prevent the colors from bleeding over! I always struggle with making the color changes look seamless, so thank you!!!
I know i should be paying attention on how to begin a graghgan, but I had to comment on your nails. They are on point!! ♥️ and thank you for the tutorial!
I love your video I recently wanted to learn this technique and I learned from you in 20 minutes or so just by re watching and rewinding!! Thanks!!
I enjoy watching you crochet. I also love how your hook and nails matched. 😂😍
Thank you!!
Wow congrats on your video. Best tutorial for graphgan. I'm doing sc instead of hdc but I used your yarn in front technique. Just amazing 👍👍. Thank you!
This video deserves a million views. I just created my first graphgan chart and I’m super excited. Your tutorial was hands down the best I’ve seen thus far. You were detailed, direct, and comprehensive. I really appreciate you working a project in hdc. I prefer hdc over sc becaus it finishes quicker. However, I need to get back to using smaller needles. I have fallen in love with crochet hook “J”. Thank you, thank you, thank you. You have no idea how confident I feel after watching this tutorial. Also, thank you for the bleeding tip. I’ve struggled with that a lot🙈☺️. New subscribee!!!!
Thank you., so glad this helped you!
I have never seen this technique and it made graphgans a lot less scary, thank you so much ❤️
I've watched many tutorials but couldn't figure it out so I put graphs down for a long while and decided to give it another go, glad I came across your tutorial and I know now why I was getting confused. Great tutorial! thank you so much.
I really love the way you have explained this, I really understand this and am highly excited to start my blanket.. Thank you so much.. God Bless
You’re work is so neat and clean! Thank you for sharing 😊
Yoselin Bolanos thank you so much
Love your video. Thank u
I know this is an old video but thank you thank you thank you!!! Life saver you are!
I just love you girl. I love your soothing voice the way you teach. I definitely learn alot from you. I am trying to make a messy bun beanie , it will have a big heart and my son's name Bryce and his nunber inside thr heart and maybe fh for his school but I tried the crochet fair isle and I just can't seem to make it look right in red and white to my liking so I am hoping this stich will look nice. Thank you again for teaching hugs 😘 have a wonderful weekend
Thank you for this simple, very understandable tutorial. You stitches are so clean and neat. I love the hdc look. I'm starting my Darth Vader project and needed this instructions.
cpj101207 thank you and glad it helped!!
Ty so much I’ve been eyeing a pattern but didn’t know how to do the graphgan now I’ll practice ty again
Tiara W you are so welcome!! You got this
I've basically been a newbie with crocheting for years, basically because I never pushed myself to learn and literally always have tails on my projects. I much prefer the way it looks when you carry the ends with you. Thank you for showing me this!
As i am new to doing a graph in crochet your tutorial has made it look easier than i was doing. i shall now restart mine and use your method. i am doing a 40 chain maple leaf pattern which is part of the blanket i am going to make. so i now know to add 2 chain at the ends when i turn to keep my pattern right.thankyou so much i shall follow you with learning new things regarding crochet.
Great tutorial Melisa. Thank you for all the help ♥ ♥
wow you are very good at this. i've been crocheting for years but i cant even hold my hook like you, also i didnt know about a few of these tricks here!
I Love 💕 the way you Explain thank you for sharing 😊👌had my eye surgery now I can try your way I want to make a puzzle blanket but I been trying your way and is not working out for me but I don’t give up I will continue to practice thank you again 😊
Joy Ace look into Corner to Corner graphgans! They are a bit easier. 😊
thank you, you made it look so easy. I'm starting my first project
This is exactly the video I was looking for!! 😭😭
Thanks for explaining this so well. To the point and very neat work. I do not see anything wrong or different, than any other video, in how you crochet, in reference to a previous comment about it looks painful.
I envy how fast you can crochet. Thanks again! I learned alot.
Very nice I was putting all the colors tru instead of doing it that way I have to practice your way looks really nice thank u for your video 😬👌
Joy Ace your welcome thank you for watching
This is very easy to understand, thank-you for taking the time to teach and explain this 🙂
Brilliant! Many thanks 🙏
My god woman, I love you. You showed me some things that confused me before!
Thanks so much. ❤
I use this same technique! Great video! Love your nails! :)
Thank you!
Sorry I had eye surgery but I will try it that way thank u again 😬👌
amazing video friend
Wow! Love this technique. I have a blanket that is about half done. Would it look terrible if I change to this now?
Hi Melisa, Just found your great tutorials. What are your current projects? If possible, please do a video, (maybe 30x30?) graphghan from beginning to end. I like the pace of your instruction, how you show the color changes & weaving in as you go. The finished result is very very nice. Kind regards, Liz
Hello Melisa I recently purchased a c2c graphghan but it also can be done in sc, hdc, or DC. I feel more comfortable doing either of the 3 but not the c2c. Question the graph is 80 x 120. So if I was to use DC does my stitch count change to 162. 2 being the chain 2 for turning and every square is 2 DC
Is this pattern half double crochet all the way through the whole pattern? Blair ♥️♥️🧸🧸♥️🤩
Can I used this pattern for all one color? Blair I love your work!!!!♥️♥️♥️
Thank you and yes you can use one color
@@absolutelykraftyllc275 thanks so much oh ok thanks so much ♥️♥️♥️♥️
You solved a mystery for me!
Your stitches are beautiful. I always have a problem with crocheting too tight.
Is there another stitch like this to do a rug?
Thanks lovely easy to understand video x
Thank you
Excellent tutorial but can you please show how you end the colors when they are no longer needed. I’m having a terrible time with that
Thanks for clear directions your work is so neat. When working a graph does it matter to do a right side row then a wrong side row? It’s confusing me
What are you making? Blair
If I am doing a baby blanket and want to figure out how many hdc I need to make the graphgan how do I do that? I am knew to graphgans and I only know how to do c2c and I want to do the next one in hdc, someone help.
Hi Sheila thanks for the comment! If you are creating the graphghan using a graph then each box represents one stitch in your case one hdc. Watch for may video coming showing exactly how to count for sc, cdc and to convert c2c graphs to sc.
How do I make this into a bigger blanket?
How would I graphing a eagles football team on a blanket
Will you be doing any more videos?
Could you please tell me where/how to make the graph for hdc instead of sc? Thanks ☮❤🙂
This is HDC
hi my is charline i'm just a beginning at this do you have other videos ?
Hi Charline welcome check out my UA-cam channel there are other videos
How do I weave in the ends
Thank you!
Very clean stitching but the video keeps dropping below the work. Thank you
Hi love the video. Question if u have 25 blocks how many for the first row? Do u add one stitch at the end? Thank u carol
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flashy nail distracting
talk louder cant hear ur video