How to crochet GRAPHS with the BOBBLE SINGLE CROCHET | Giraffe Block | Wildlife Graphghan CAL
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Learn how to crochet Graphs with the Bobble Single Crochet Stitch!
General Written Instructions and Giraffe Graph here: www.myhobbyisc...
Based on this tutorial you will be able to work any Graph using the Bobble Single Crochet stitch, including all 29 animal blocks that are part of the Wildlife Graphghan CAL on My Hobby is Crochet blog: www.myhobbyisc...
Text, Images, Graph Pattern & Video Copyright Kinga Erdem
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Great tutorial. Thank you very much. Your designs are beautiful ❤️
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial! 😊
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oh yay this looks so much better than doing it with regular single crochet!!
Yes, it's a very pretty textured stitch that creates sharp images. 😊
I was looking to find another way to make crochet graphs, and this method looks fun! The tutorial is great, very easy to understand. Thank you for your work!
You're very welcome! I'm glad it helped you! 😊
First time I watch a video of a pixel graphic perfect crochet and it's not tunisian crochet. Thank you ❤
You're very welcome! I'm glad you like it! 😊
Thank you for introducing me to a new form of crochet I never knew.
Great job!
You're very welcome! 😊
That hook is beautiful ❤
Thank you 😊
thank you for making this, it's so clear to follow and has such a beautiful and neat result!!
You're very welcome! I'm so glad that the tutorial was helpful to you!
Thankyou! I started watching your video and became mesmerised! You make producing bobbles and colour changes look so refreshingly effortless. Will remember your tutorial tips, forever! I can't wait to put them into practice. xXx ☺️
That's awesome! I'm so glad you enjoyed my tutorial! 😊 Thank you for your lovely comment! 😃
This saved me from so much stress. Thank you for this tutorial and brilliant work. As a new crocheter, I made myself a daunting gift task for my nephew. I'm a third in and loving this technique! ❤ thank you!!
You're very welcome! I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Thank you so much for a great tutorial! I have wanted to try one of these but didn't think I could do it. But with you tutorial I'm going to give it a try. My grandson loves giraffes so this is perfect!
You're very welcome! So glad it helped you! 😊
I'm going to double that and give it to the next color
This looks so clean 🤯
Yes, you get very sharp images with this stitch. 😊
@@MyHobbyisCrochetBlogI think this would be the perfect technique for making rugs too 😍
That's a great idea! 😃
Wonderful technique. Thank you for your fine detailed tutorial!
You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed this tutorial! 😊
Omg I need to try this! I love pixel art and this would make a great trivet! 🤩
I'm so glad you like it! 😊
THANK YOU! You make this very easy to follow! I appreciate you making this tutorial!!
You are very welcome! I'm glad it helped you! 😊
"coffee latte" 🥰🥰🥰 thank you! You really help me to learn crochet lovely graphs.
That's awesome! 😊And you're very welcome!
Ooooo I can't wait to try this thank you so much for all your wonderful work x
You're very welcome! Please enjoy! 😊
Thank you so much for your tutorial. You are a wonderful teacher!
Awww, thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Very Easy Tutorial to follow. Thank you. Your work is beautiful!
You're very welcome! I'm glad you liked the tutorial! 🙂
Tutorial maravilhoso, bem explicado. Já estou pensando em fazer roupas usando essa técnica. Obrigada por compartilhar!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial! 😊
Thanks for sharing this technique ❤
You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Great tutorial and now I can’t wait to start one myself.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed my tutorial! 😊
I have to make this for the children's story corner at school! Great tutorial. New sub.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed my tutorial! 😊
Awsome its look like real giraffe 🦒
Thank you! I'm very glad you like it! 😊
Most welcome
Starting a big project thanks so much for this tutorial ❤️
You're very welcome! Have fun with your project!
Πολυ δυσκολο ετσι οπως το δειχνεις,μπλεκεις τα δαχτυλα με τα νηματα,κ καμια σχεση αυτα που λες με αυτα που μετρας.
Such beautiful designs.
Thank you so much! ❤
Hi! I love this tutorial but every time i try to do this my bobbles always end up horizontal :( any advice on how to make these vertical?
Beautiful design. Hat off !
Thank you! I'm glad you like it! :)
Me gustaría ver cómo queda por detrás y cómo vas perdiendo los estambres que te van quedando, por favor.
When I saved this Video,
I put down,
Great Patterns
Thank you so much Teresa!
I made one your c2c, I think I have to try this. Great video. thanks
You're welcome! I'm very glad you liked it!
Amazing beautiful !!! ❣ Thank you so much!!!
You're very welcome! Please enjoy! 😊
Awesome video!!!! thank you!
You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😊
You are amazing❤️
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial! :)
I really like your design. Your instructions are clear and easy to follow. Thank you for this tutorial video!! I'm new to tapestry crochet so I have a question. Why have different bobbins of the same color? Couldn't you use the bobbin you used the first time?
Hi, it is cleaner this way and the next row you will need the yarn strand in the same place. So it is not worth it to carry it and work over it. It also saves yarn this way. This is not a clasic tapestry crochet, you don't work over the yarn strands... maybe do so when you only have a few stitches in between the color changes.
@@MyHobbyisCrochetBlog Ah, I see. That makes sense. Thank you so much for your fast reply!
@@LuminousTurtle2029 You're very welcome!
I really wish to learn ,thank you for sharing,will definitely try to make one
You're very welcome! I would love to hear from you if you'll give it a try! 😊
Thank you I'll try this
You're very welcome! 😊
Thank you, so beautiful ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
You're very welcome!
Hoooo merci, c’est génial !!! ❤
You're very welcome! 😊
Can't wait to try this.
Awesome! 🙂
I like your hook!
Thank you! It's my favorite hook! :) A Furls wooden hook.
Superba felicitari!🌹💝🍀
Multumesc! 😊
Excelente explicación 👍 te felicito
Muchas gracias! 😊
Muy bonito. Como puedo ponerlo en español . Gracias
Have just finished making the Giraffe block with the Bobble Stitch, It is an amazing pattern. Thank you . Is there a tutorial for all the other squares as I would like to start another square but do not think I could make it without the tutorial. Many thanks for sharing this amazing work.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! You can find the graphs for all the other animal blocks on the blog. If you made one block based on my tutorial you can make the others with the same method.
@@MyHobbyisCrochetBlog thanks I’ll try
@@yarrumjane you're very welcome!
Добрый вечер😊Случайно наткнулась на Ваше видео. Прекрасная идея для пледа для малыша😚У меня год назад родился племянник. Думаю, что ему подойдёт такой пледик😚
У меня возник вопросик по видео🤔
Я правильно поняла:
1(3,5,7,9,11...)ряд (нечётный)=простой (столбики без накида).
2(4,6,8,10,12...)ряд=рельефный (пузырьки)?
Возможно, Вы это объясняли (но я плохо говорю по английски. Я говорю по русски), и по этому, если Вы мне ответите, я воспользуюсь переводчиком😊
Заранее благодарю😇🥰
Если я правильно посчитала-на видео 29 блоков😍 Для ровного счёта не хватает одного 30-го☺(павлин❤, тукан, пеликан или ррзовый фламинго)
amazing!
Thank you! I'm glad you like it!
I came across your video by searching something else. I am pleased that I give it a look, you are amazing explaining it and you also make this looks so easy 🥰 thank you for sharing your talent 😊
Thank you so much! Glad it was helpful! 😊
I tried it and it turned out amazing it is a very good tutorial and thank you so much for that. I have a question btw. How do we secure and weave in the yarn we cut in the middle of the project? I am like an advanced beginner and i still don’t know how to secure them so some of my peaces came undone and i really wanna know how to secure and weave them.
Hi, I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial and that your piece turned out great! 😊 When cutting the yarn I make a double knot and then sew in the ends.
i wanna learn thos so bad 😭😭😭😭😭
Beautiful
Thank you very much! I'm glad you like it! :)
How much yarn did you use?
😍 thanks 👍
You're very welcome! 😊
Yes
I’m going to try this really soon !!! Will you be releasing other animals to build a big blanket
Like the c2c
If you follow this tutorial you will be able to convert all my 29 c2c animal blocks into bobble stitch patterns.
Ak veľký háčik používate?
Genial. Gracias por compartir
Podría tener subtitulos en español
Por favor 🙏
Lo siento, pero no tengo subtitulos en español.
😔😔
Que pena pero espero poder realizarlo.
Muchas gracias por compartir
Un saludo desde la ciudad de Mexico
Idk if you’ll be able to answer or if anyone in the comments can answer but I’m using this technique just on a different design and I have an even amount of stitches so when I started the second row you said that you start with a single crochet and end with a single crochet but I keep starting with a single crochet and end up with a bobble stitch. Will it affect the design???
You need to start with an uneven number of sts, you need that extra st at the end of the row, so you can start and end the row with sc. It will not work other way.
@@MyHobbyisCrochetBlogGot it, Thanks for responding!
@@joannasanchez9848 you're very welcome!
💙💙super,super🐺🐺
Thank you! Cheers!
These are so beautiful, do you have the patterns in written crochet. I have a lot of problem with c2c but i love the side to side written style.
Thank you Marie! Sure, I have written instructions and crochet graph also for each of my animal blocks. Please see the link in the description box below this video.
Can you tell Mr why you are working double the St's I only do what the chart says it still turns out right
If you are working with this bobble stitch, you should work one row of sc in between. Otherwise it would be much to dense. This is how the bobble sc pattern it's worked. You can try other stitches with the graph. I have a version with the corner to corner hdc. You can also use sc only in rows, but this would also look much sharper if you do 2 sts and 2 rows with sc for each pixel in the graph.
Thanks so much for your tutorial. Can I use this stitch on any graph? I prefer the look of this to the C2C technique and was wondering if it would work?
Hi! Yes, you can use it with any graph, just make sure it won't end up too big!
beautiful. i like it better than c2c which i like too where do you get your pretty hook?
Thank you! My wooden hook is from Furls.
thank you!! please btw what do u do to the strands after you finish?
You're very welcome! For a perfect result, you weave in the ends. Or you can securely knot them and cut the yarn.... this only if the back of the piece can't be seen. You can also add a linning to the back.
Hi I love this, can you use a smaller hook x
Please use the hook size reccomended for the yarn you are using.
Good Day
I was wondering if I want to increase the size of the graph say by 4 would the math work as well...or I'm I better off to do a test swatch Thz L
Hi, yes, that would work good.
Hi can you teach us how to make a graph? I want to do something like that but in different design.
Hi,I have many animal graph designs on my blog, please see the link in the description of the video.
So are you saying there will be one row of single crochet then the next row is same pattern but with bobble stitches?!
Yes, the bobble row will be the same as the sc row, but you will read the chart in reverse, from right to left.
Do you have this crochet pattern in the written pattern of wild life patterns instead of online youtube
Hi Marie! Yes, there are written instructions and also the graph on my blog. Please see the link in the descriprion box below this video.
I dont understand what you mean by an extra stitch in the second row? Do you put two stitches in the last stitch? And do you do this in every row?
No, you don't increase at all!
You need to know with how many chains to start a graph. For this you will double the number of the pixels in a row and add 2 chains more:
1 for the turning chain and 1 for an additional sc st that we will need at the end of the rows, so we can start and end the rows with sc sts and not with a bobble st.
For symmetry and this way it will be easier to add a border later!
@@MyHobbyisCrochetBlog thank you so much!
@@annemaasland3681 you're very welcome!
I created a chart of a very large afghan and I will be doing sc. however I don’t want to double it because it’s more than 200 x 200. How do I do the bobbbles?
Is there a way to bobble without sc in between? Because that would make it bigger.
Hi Tiffany, you would need to alternate one row of sc with one row of boobles. You would need the change your chart and make it smaller.
Sorry i was watiching the other animals and could i be right if i say that the cheetah not the same stitch is like the giraf??
Thank you to share your beautiful pattern xxxx
All my animal designs were first made as corner to corner (c2c) blocks, as part of my Wildlife Graphghan CAL. In this tutorial I'm showing how you can work my animal graphs using the bobble sc stitch. So you can make all the animals using either the bobble st, either the c2c method. Your choice.
@@MyHobbyisCrochetBlog thank you very much :D
@@carolejacquy8110 you're very welcome!
Thank you so much for the tutorial!
I tried making a project but had some isssue, my product turned out a little bit slanted. I tried to check if there is anything wrong in the beginning and ending stiches but everything looks just fine for each row. Is it a common isssue and I need to do some blocking to make it perfect square? Or is there any potential mistake I might make? It would help a lot if you can reply. Thank you alottt!
Hi, were your yarns all the same yarn weight? If not, that might be the problem, or the way you change colors, keeping the work tension constant through the project, etc... But with a bit of blocking it should fix.
@@MyHobbyisCrochetBlog Oh, I'll try fixing those. Thank you! Really look forward to your next tutorials 🥰🥰🥰
@@khatuhodang4772 you're very welcome!
This may be a silly question but what happens if I do this left-handed? Do I need to flip it for the design to show (like do all the blue first in the first row)? I've never attempted any graphghan-type projects because I don't know how it works left-handed. This is gorgeous, though and I have a new baby niece I'd love to make this for! Thanks
Hi Laurie! If you are working it the way it is, the girrafe will turn out with the head in the other direction, mirrored. It's nothing wrong. 🙂
Если Вы начнёте вязать с левого угла схемы (то есть с того угла где фон) и будете вязать с лева на права (а не с права на лева= как автор) то ваш жираф будет смотреть в туже сторону, что и на видео😇
Я буду вязать как я вам сказала (с лева на права), что бы и мой жираф смотрел в нужную сторону😇Я то же левша☺
Hi, may I know what would happen if we don't double the size and just do the same size as the graph?
I'm asking this because I don't understand why we do 2x and add2
I wrote a detailed post about it on my blog. Please see the link in the description box.
@@MyHobbyisCrochetBlog thank you, ma'am💛
@@umii1926 you're very welcome! 😊
How do I do eagles football logo just the head
Do you have a graph for it? If it is made of many pixel, you would better stick to sc stitches only. Otherwise your crochet piece will turn out very big.
I dod you have a buffalo pattern thanks
Hi, I don't have a video for the buffalo, but I have written instructions and color chart for a Buffalo/Bison C2C Square on my blog. You can find it here: www.myhobbyiscrochet.com/2020/09/buffalo-c2c-square-free-crochet-pattern.html
Can u use ths stitch to crochet letters?
Yes, if you have graphs for the letters.
Does this method work with any picture graph
Hi, yes, it should work with any graph!
Can you also do the bobble Stitch with double crochets
Hi Sandra, sure you can! Your piece will end up much larger using bobbles with dc.
@@MyHobbyisCrochetBlog thanks for the awnser. I will try it
@@sandradouma4351 you're very welcome! 😊 If you'll give it a try, I would love to hear from you how it works.
I wanted to add a picture but i cant put it here
@@sandradouma4351 if you like, you can send me a picture at this email address: kinga at myhobbyiscrochet dot com
Thank you! 😊
Kinga
What is the size of the completed square?
Hi, using bobble sc the square, the yarn and hook sizes suggested in the pattern, my square turned out 14.17 inches X 14.17 inches (36 cm x 36 cm)
@@MyHobbyisCrochetBlog thank you for providing the dimensions in centimetres.
Great tutorial and awesome designs. I've already made several of these squares with C2C as well as a pixelated blankets with individual squares for an double bed-sized blanket as a gift.
Kudos!
@@MoonCat49 you're very welcome! I'm so glad you enjoyed my animal blocks!
Regards
Kinga
Only thing I am not understanding is why are you doubling the row count
Because One Bobble
will be actually worked in 2 rows with 2 sts in each row; that means each bobble is made of 4 sts:
In the first row: you’ll work 1 sc crochet in each of next 2 sts
In the 2nd.row: work 1 bobble sc st in next st, then 1 sc in next st
Can this technique be used on any pattern
It could be used for any graph, but it's best for smaller project such as pillows, wall hangers because the stitches produce a heavier, dense project.
Why do you do it with the bobble stitch? Can't you just do single crochet or double crochet and not double the colors
Because the graph comes out very sharp this way and the piece has a lovely texture for pillows or wall hangers. You can also try with sc or dc, but you don't get this sharp image.
Do you have a pattern for a sloth like this one?
Yes, I have a sloth c2c graph that you can use. Just work it in rows, not from corner to corner, the same way I explain in this video tutorial. Check it out here: www.myhobbyiscrochet.com/2019/10/sloth-c2c-square-wildlife-graphghan-cal.html
@@MyHobbyisCrochetBlog thank you
@@MyHobbyisCrochetBlog Your animal squares are beautiful.
Where can I find the graph?
Please see the link in the description below the video.
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Amen
No need to bring religion into everything
Thanks anyway
I can't even crochet without dealing with y'all 🙄
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Wow I take my hat off to you. Amazing work! All those colour changes and yarn colours hanging around my hands would send my anxiety through the roof 😂🙉 definitely way beyond my crochet skills but absolutely love how you're able to do it 😍😍😍
Thank you Natalie! It's not that difficult, but it takes some patience. I prefer the corner to corner version, because it's faster. The end result is very satistying with both techniques. 😊 Maybe someday you'll give them a try using my animal graphs.
Hi, thanks for all the great tutorials and graphs, I was wondering how it will look from the back? Is it supposed to be neat or messy? I didn't carry my yarn? should I?
You can see in my video tutorial above, in the first minutes I'm showing how the back looks like. You should not carry the yarns, but work with bobbins for each color section. This way the back would look pretty also.
@@MyHobbyisCrochetBlog oh I see, I was trying to use less bobbing so I don't end up in a tangled mess 😆 but I guess it worth it if I want a nice back. Thanks again
@@rayoflightgeneral7988 you can use big clothespins for bobins and pin them onto the projects. It will be much easier when turning the rows. No yarn tangle!
Hi! Your work is beautiful!Thank you very much for yourtutorial, it is a beautiful , wonderful work!
Thank you so much Victoria! I'm glad you enjoy my designs! 🙂
This was a great tutorial! Really great!! But that stitch isn't a sc bobble (bo), it's a sc popcorn (pc). It doesn't matter to me but new crocheters might get confused.
Thank you! I'm very glad you enjoyed my tutorial! 😊
WOW! I am in awe! Great work
Thank you Zulema! 😊
Could I double the size of I double the number of chains and make each square 2 stitches instead of 1?
Sure! I think it could work.
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Hi Özden! You're very welcome! I'm so glad you enjoyed my tutorial! 😊
what if the graph is big with small squares do we still double it?
For a big graph with more than 200 squares ×200 squares I would reccommend using other stitch such as the sc.
This was genius
Thank you very much! I'm so glad you enjoyed my tutorial! 😊
Thank you this was a great tutorial.
You're very welcome! I'm so glad you like it! :)