What wonderful compilation of work you have on your site. I've just looked through all 35 pages of your beautiful free patterns. Thankyou for your generosity in sharing them.❤
I have a question. I'm making a blanket for my daughter but I didn't realize that i only made it 3 1/2 feet wide and i wanted it to be 5 feet wide. Is there a way to make it wider without putting a crazy wide boarder on it? I'm already 3 skeins in and I really don't want to rip it all out and start over. Can you help me with this please. Thank you!
This is my very favorite stitch. I do the beginning a little different. I chain 2, 1 dc in ch 2 sp, ch 2, 1 sc. At the end i sc, and then go to the beginning. This creates a shell on the edges. It was the pattern on the Jamie blanket patern.
I feel if you say each stitch you make you would be a better teacher your voice is great but I loose you one a couple stitches as I noticed in the comments
Is there an actual name for this stitch? It's kinda crazy that I just came across this tutorial you posted yesterday, after searching several days for one like it. My mom passed away February last year and a stitch very similar to this had become her favorite stitch for baby blankets. I had learned one that is very similar as well, but I liked the edges on hers better because they naturally formed a border instead of a straight edge as mine did, eliminating the need to add a separate border. Yours creates a border too but a slightly different one. Basically, they're all 3 the same 2 dblc, ch2, 1 sc stitch but each finishes a row a little differently. Anyway, this has become one of my favorite stitches as well because its so simple but creates such a pretty fabric that's a little airy but not overly holey. I made 2 beautiful baby blankets with it last year for my 2 new grandsons born 2 months apart, the first born 1 month before my mom passed away and the other 1 month after she passed. So, long story just to say thanks for posting the tutorial and to ask if you know the name of the stitch, which would've helped immensely when I was searching for the pattern.😊
Im so sorry to hear about your mom, but I’m happy to hear that this stitch is what you’ve been looking for. Unfortunately, I cannot remember the name of this stitch as I’ve been using it for a long time.
@@leeleeknits That's ok, I appreciate your response. Maybe someone else will know the name and comment. It doesn't seem like a common stitch because I've watched a lot of UA-cam crochet videos, in general over the years since I'm always seeking out new patterns and projects as an avid crocheter, but also recently and on a few other occasions seeking out this stitch in particular. Thanks again!
Thank you for your tutorials. You are very easy to follow. I’m starting Christmas gifts and this stitch will be a huge help. I’m using it for a scarf❣️❣️
Hi, I am new to your channel. I love this beautiful pattern. I just have one problem, and that's with the sides. I tried to do the same technique you did with the top, but no luck. Please Help! Thank you for sharing your beautiful talent. Bella. P. S. I did subscribe and click on the bell and click on the 👍.
What wonderful compilation of work you have on your site. I've just looked through all 35 pages of your beautiful free patterns. Thankyou for your generosity in sharing them.❤
You do such a great job at crocheting and teaching. Thank you so much. ❤
thank you for pattern! enjoying following got to listen few times but its how i learn!
What's the name of the stitch?
Do you have any border suggestions for this stitch?
What yarn are u using please
I am a beginner, but I am having a hard time following. I appreciate you taking the time out to share. I apologize.
Press the settings and slow the play speed
I have a question. I'm making a blanket for my daughter but I didn't realize that i only made it 3 1/2 feet wide and i wanted it to be 5 feet wide. Is there a way to make it wider without putting a crazy wide boarder on it? I'm already 3 skeins in and I really don't want to rip it all out and start over. Can you help me with this please. Thank you!
I am not clear on how you finished the first row before you turned your work.
To end the first row, complete the repeat (2dc, ch2, sc) in the last chain. Ch 3, and turn
Thanks for asking …. I was wondering the same thing !
Not very clear the row 2 so confused need to show it better
frustrating to not SEE where you are placing your hook for the second row....took four tries...I hope it's right.
Would this work out good using Red Heart Ombré?
What do you do to the sides, they are not even either?
My grandmother taught me this stitch when I first started crocheting. My first baby blanket used this pattern. ❤
Beautiful Blanket Stitch! ❤❤❤
Very pretty stitch. May I suggest though to have a dark background against a light colored yarn for better visibility. Thank you 😊
Thank you for the feedback! I will do this next time I use a light coloured yarn
Hi thank you very much, i like your patron very much I'm from South Africa
I love this pattern! I'm going to make this in pretty purples for my spon to be granddaughter!!
One of my favorites, so easy to do with crazy texture yarns...learned this as the Paris stitch😊
Beautiful
This is my very favorite stitch. I do the beginning a little different. I chain 2, 1 dc in ch 2 sp, ch 2, 1 sc. At the end i sc, and then go to the beginning. This creates a shell on the edges. It was the pattern on the Jamie blanket patern.
Sounds great! I’d love to see a picture of how that looks!😊
I’m having difficult with the end but I must say I understand the pattern. Thanks for be patient with me.
Excellent voice
I love the tutorial! I was wondering if there is any way to to a border on this so you think without it warping and curling the blanket?
What is a recommended boarder for this blanket stitch
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I feel if you say each stitch you make you would be a better teacher your voice is great but I loose you one a couple stitches as I noticed in the comments
Hi I’m doing the same pattern same hook and yarn, my blanket is longer than yours why?
Is there an actual name for this stitch? It's kinda crazy that I just came across this tutorial you posted yesterday, after searching several days for one like it. My mom passed away February last year and a stitch very similar to this had become her favorite stitch for baby blankets. I had learned one that is very similar as well, but I liked the edges on hers better because they naturally formed a border instead of a straight edge as mine did, eliminating the need to add a separate border. Yours creates a border too but a slightly different one. Basically, they're all 3 the same 2 dblc, ch2, 1 sc stitch but each finishes a row a little differently. Anyway, this has become one of my favorite stitches as well because its so simple but creates such a pretty fabric that's a little airy but not overly holey. I made 2 beautiful baby blankets with it last year for my 2 new grandsons born 2 months apart, the first born 1 month before my mom passed away and the other 1 month after she passed. So, long story just to say thanks for posting the tutorial and to ask if you know the name of the stitch, which would've helped immensely when I was searching for the pattern.😊
Im so sorry to hear about your mom, but I’m happy to hear that this stitch is what you’ve been looking for. Unfortunately, I cannot remember the name of this stitch as I’ve been using it for a long time.
@@leeleeknits That's ok, I appreciate your response. Maybe someone else will know the name and comment. It doesn't seem like a common stitch because I've watched a lot of UA-cam crochet videos, in general over the years since I'm always seeking out new patterns and projects as an avid crocheter, but also recently and on a few other occasions seeking out this stitch in particular.
Thanks again!
@@KatarinaS. I believe it's called the Paris stitch, I love it too..
I think it would be easier to see if the background was darker.
It’s not clear how you ended the first row .
I love this pattern. It works up so beautiful. Thank you for sharing. 💜🙏🏻
You are most welcome
Lovely, it's like the Crystal Wave Stitch❤
Teje muy rapido ! Pare e que no quiere compartir !!
Thank you for your tutorials. You are very easy to follow. I’m starting Christmas gifts and this stitch will be a huge help. I’m using it for a scarf❣️❣️
What's the name of this stitch? So pretty.
I absolutely love love LOVE this pattern
and wonderful tutorial!! 💕
Thank you.
Is there a border pattern for this blanket
Very pretty!
I love a repeat like this and it’s so pretty.
❤❤🧿🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Hi when doing the 124 length is a full 124 or 125 to make it level?
When you skip 2chs you work into the 3rd chs?
yes i worked in 3rd chain 1st row was 124+1 so 125 came even for me
I love this stitch... has interest but is also simple and relaxing! "Hooked on this stitch"❤
Thank you! I’m so happy to hear this❤️
So beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing 😊
You’re welcome!
What are the dimensions of the baby blanket?
Finished blanket measures: 35.5” wide X 45.5” long.
Pretty
Thank you for showing this video. Great pattern and a little different from the Tulip Stitch. Love it.
Thank you!l. It is very similar!
This reminds me of corner 2 corner I like it going to have to make a blanket with this stitch
Simply irresistible!
Thank you!
Hi, I am new to your channel. I love this beautiful pattern. I just have one problem, and that's with the sides. I tried to do the same technique you did with the top, but no luck. Please Help! Thank you for sharing your beautiful talent. Bella.
P. S. I did subscribe and click on the bell and click on the 👍.
I like that this is easy, fast and pretty. your instructions are clear and easy to follow thank you
Lovely, what is the name of the stitch? Or you just call them dc and sc?
great video
"promo sm"