@@Thunder-acro I'm using a 10.00 mm size hook.. I'm winging a "baby blanket" with a nice fluffy yarn. I love this stitch! Thank you for sharing @Hooked by Robin
Thank you for this stitch, it is amazingly beautiful but so easy. And does not use a lot of yarn. Thank you for not using the music and not talking while you are stitching, it makes it so easy to be able to follow. Best vid of them all.
I'm 72 learned to crochet from my Grammaw when I was 10. I love watching you and your voice is soothing... Even at 72 you have taught me alot of new stitches..
Ha, ha, same here! Most of my life I've knitted, and it's just in the past couple of years I've learned so much from the crocheting you-tube instructors. Robin is excellent, isn't she? Love this V stitch, a novelty for me.
The V stitch is probably my favorite. I’m so glad you knotted those ends before weaving. Some people say knots are a no-no, but I always knot when I can to make things more secure.
Save time! If you're going to be doing a repeat pattern, run the yarn up the side and never cut the yarn. Don't pull it tight or it will pull weird on the edges. Cover them up with a border. I've done as many as 5 colors with baby yarn but 3-4 with thicker yarn is the max I recommend. I did a whole blanket of alternating colors and didn't cut once, saves time and yarn!
I never knot my ends. Absolutely no knots. I crochet my ends in so well sometimes I can’t undo them . But we all find the method we are comfortable with.
@@laurelgirard8475 -- I, too, love the no-knotting method (which Robin actually uses when changing colors) because it's just as secure as knots, but no bumps. I've never had one unravel-- it can't as long as the other yarn is in place. The important thing is, as Robin did, to weave the tails in changing direction and going in at least 3 directions. Not just running it along one way. When you do that, it can easily come out if it's repeatedly pulled in that direction.
I am a lifetime knitter only doing crochet as part of the finishing work and minor other things but this has inspired me at 81 to experiment with this. You are an excellent teacher who has elevated this art to be more user friendly than I thought. Thanx, subscribed of course!
I'm sooo glad l found you!! I am a beginner and you explain everything so patiently so everyone can understand what you are doing!! Thank you so much!!😊
This is such a beautiful stitch, hard to believe it's so easy to do! My grandma has a blanket that her grandmother made using this stitch (and despite its age, it's in perfect condition!)
I always love your tutorials. I too have learned so much from you. I would like to also compliment you on your beautiful hands and lovely nails. I am so turned off by those who do the tutorials with dirty finger nails. I’m sure some will criticize me but I just think that if one is filming their hands they could at least have clean hands and fingernails. I can not grow nice fingernails but they are always clean. Especially after a year of being told to wash our hands fo health. Love the V stitch!
Your video literally taught me the V stitch. I'm on my second practice swatch now. Next I will introduce a second color. I've come back to your video several times to check my work and to rewatch it as I go. I can't wait to make something with the V stitch!
One of the best teaching videos I've seen for crochet. Your pacing was easy to follow, camera work was steady, and instruction clear. Thank you! Ready to start my first practice swatch now.
I’ve been a knitter for roughly 20 years but wanted to learn to crochet. I’ve watched a few of your videos over and over then just dived right in. I’ve already made 2 baby blankets this past month and working on a big blanket for myself. You make it all so easy to understand and follow along! Thanks so much! 😊
You have the best tutorial for the V-Stitch! I did a whole blanket a couple of years ago. I need a reminder lesson for another blanket. Im left handed, so I looked at left handed tutorials. Waste of time. I found yours and remembered that’s what I did. Thank you for explaining everything and not going fast. You’re awesome. 🧶
Hi Deborah, thank you so much!🤗 This may help too: If you are left handed, you can convert ANY video on UA-cam yourself! Simply go to www.mirrorthevideo.com/ and follow the instructions to mirror flip any video to convert to left handed.🥰
Thanks Robin very much for teaching me this lovely stitch. I’m 70 have been crocheting 🧶 since My teens. I also have a physical disability that impedes me with some stitches but I’m going slowly and carefully and Preserving with your tutorials. Love them and the. V stitch especially
I am just learning how to crochet and I am so glad that I found you ! You really take the time to explain things. The ends were confusing me,, but you make it easy!
I would love to see you do a “Cat Stich”. I tried watching other’s, but you word and show it so wonderfully. Your videos have inspired me to crochet again after my grandma taught me 30+ yrs ago.
Not sure I know that one But I think it would be fun to watch and learn. I try to teach or share what I have learned. Keeps it all more interesting and reinforces what I have learned.
I appreciate SO much the way you organize your channel on you tube. Especially the recap of the pattern stitch! Due to having a brain stroke a couple years ago I have a memory issue and learning new things. Sso the ease of repeating the pattern is great. I'm not good at negotiating you tube Thanks Vegas Nana🎉
Oh my gosh Robin THANK YOU!!! I appreciate it sooo much. That is a fun fact. Your a smart Lady learning to do that right handed. Some things I can do right handed but not crocheting!! 😩😩 Bless you!! 🥰🥰🥰
I didn't realise left / right handedness translated to crochet, I just followed the teacher who was right handed 😂 I think I'm fairly right dominant, other than hand writing with my left, I do most other things (scissors etc) with my right 🖐
I love watching your videos. You explain everything so well. I don't read patterns well so I have taught myself mostly to crochet with watching UA-cam videos. I have made two queen sized Virus Blankets and 2 baby blankets but haven't tried this one yet. I'm sure I will at some point. Thanks for sharing your videos.
I like the pattern V stitch you make it so simple and easy and special you put count it’s easier to make a chain three , I don’t get lost counting to chain thank you ✝️💕
You really are a great teacher. I have crocheted for a long time but took a break for a few years so refreshing my memory. Your videos are wonderful. Thank you
I just watched this video. Loved the pattern. The one thing I liked about you is that you explained the pattern very very well. It’s very easy for me to crochet. Thank you so much🙂🙂
I am using only two colors and will make a sample for size and also working two rows of each color so there won’t be many ends to weave. Thank you for this pattern and your pleasant video.
I have just started to crochet again after many years however I never learnt the stitches properly, I find your tutorials extremely helpful and easy to follow, but I have yet to learn to follow a pattern ha. 😀😀
i am learning more with your video....i never did the moss stich right but with you and the way you explain it i can do it... happy so i subcribe to your chanel.....
Just started to crochet. Made a blanket with the double crochet. Now I think I want to try this V-stitch. Hard part is deciding what colors I want to use. But, for starters, I'm going to do couple practice rows with left over yarn to get used to what to do.
Well this looks like an easy enough stitch to do. Thank you ,I will try this one.👍 Love your videos! You show great patience in doing the stitch. I can following your videos much easier .
Just saw you on a chat with Littlejohns yarn.... I'm the 72 year old lady from Texas USA. Been wanting to "see" you. Just as I thought ...you are really cool !! You sure don't look old enough to have a grown daughter. I will watch everything you put out.
Had never been that interested in the V stitch but I have definitely missed out! This is a great stitch and simple to do whilst watching telly! I love the colour choices you use Robin! Thanks for the great tutorial x
I have started a blanket with a pastel ombre wool today using this stitch as I wanted something less solid & more holey if that makes sense 😅 this stitch is lovely & is working up so quickly I will soon need more wool! Thank you so much for the video ❤
Thank you for the fantastic tutorial! I’ve got a few afghan projects to do for Christmas gifts. This stitch will definitely be one of the projects! 🧶 💙🎉
Very nice pattern that’s easy to pick up and put down. I’m using a variegated self-changing color yarn (Red Heart Unforgettable) to make a neck scarf. 🧶⭐️
Hi Robin I love to watch you crochet. You have a calm soothing voice and are patient and not in a hurry. For us newbies it is much appreciated😁😁 I was wondering do you have a written pattern of this stitch? I’m left handed and having a pattern seems to help me when I’m learning and watching the videos. if so would/could you share it with us? If not maybe in the future you can let us subscribers know. Thank you again so much. I’m watching the video over and over and over🤣😂🤣 Gods many blessings to you for teaching and sharing your gift. 🥰🥰
I do have the written pattern yes! www.hookedbyrobin.com/blog/crochet-v-stitch-written-pattern 😀 As you're left handed (fun fact, I'm actually left handed but learnt to crochet with my right which is why my left hand gets involved with my crochet waaaay more than normal righties and why I told my yarn differently to the norm 😅) - there is a website www.mirrorthevideo.com which you can use which will mirror flip any video on UA-cam if you prefer visuals for learning! X
@@HookedbyRobin oh that is sooo cool. Thank you for sharing that with me. I’ll have to use that. I didn’t even know that could be done. Yay!Z,🎉🎉🎊🎊🥳🥳🤣😂🤣😂
I also love the V stitch and I always enjoy watching your videos. Very well done and professional. I've been crocheting about 18 years now, and still love it as much as when I first started. Tell what brand of hook you are using in this video. It looks very comfortable. Many thanks.
Thanks Robin for all your help. I made a beautiful scarf thanks to my teacher ❤ I'm not sure where I can upload a picture of it. It was my second scarf. Just new at crochet.
You're welcome!😀 Unfortunately you can't upload photos to UA-cam comments but you can find me on social media to share your photo: Facebook: facebook.com/HookedbyRobin Instagram: instagram.com/puddnhead
Hello, may you be well. Can you please do a tutorial of the iris Stitch if you know it? Or can you do the Irish Stitch using this same concept? I have looked up Iris stitches and different people are saying different things about the foundation on the Chain where you go back into chain 5 and then you skip over to chain for so it's very confusing for me and the way you're doing this and showing it in a slow manner helps a great deal because not only are you explaining what you're doing but I'm able to see it slowly period and that helps a lot because it's very frustrating when there are so many tutorials but everybody's saying something different and or not being slow enough or not showing what they mean about going back into which chain to do it. Thank you very much for your time and effort
Loving the V Stitch? Try the Cluster V-Stitch next! ua-cam.com/video/fSISdxFkcBQ/v-deo.html 🧶
Question... why do the rows end in a single double crochet??
@@julsclark4490 to keep the outside edges straight :)
@@julsclark4490 rr
Can this be done with any size hook?
@@Thunder-acro I'm using a 10.00 mm size hook.. I'm winging a "baby blanket" with a nice fluffy yarn. I love this stitch! Thank you for sharing @Hooked by Robin
Thank you for this stitch, it is amazingly beautiful but so easy. And does not use a lot of yarn. Thank you for not using the music and not talking while you are stitching, it makes it so easy to be able to follow. Best vid of them all.
Thank you Linda!😃🧶
I'm 72 learned to crochet from my Grammaw when I was 10. I love watching you and your voice is soothing...
Even at 72 you have taught me alot of new stitches..
Thank you for such a lovely comment Nellie! So glad you enjoy the videos 🥰
Hi Nellie I am 72 as well and I totally agree with you robin is fantastic,like you I've crocheted all my life but have learned a lot from robin,💙💙
Hi Maureen Koro from the Oceania and am 27 ,I love watching your videos . it's help me broden my knitting Technics and also improve my skills
I also learned from my grandma. I’m 76. She only did doilies and in the end of her life she crochet chains to hang medals on for the missions.
Ha, ha, same here! Most of my life I've knitted, and it's just in the past couple of years I've learned so much from the crocheting you-tube instructors. Robin is excellent, isn't she? Love this V stitch, a novelty for me.
Thank the universe for slow-motion and high quality cameras
The V stitch is probably my favorite. I’m so glad you knotted those ends before weaving. Some people say knots are a no-no, but I always knot when I can to make things more secure.
Right? I also, most of the things I make are to being washed so I want it to be secure and don’t just get “dismembered” in the wash machine 😂
Fr I’m not going to spend endless hours on a project just so that it will unravel
Save time! If you're going to be doing a repeat pattern, run the yarn up the side and never cut the yarn. Don't pull it tight or it will pull weird on the edges. Cover them up with a border. I've done as many as 5 colors with baby yarn but 3-4 with thicker yarn is the max I recommend. I did a whole blanket of alternating colors and didn't cut once, saves time and yarn!
I never knot my ends. Absolutely no knots. I crochet my ends in so well sometimes I can’t undo them . But we all find the method we are comfortable with.
@@laurelgirard8475 -- I, too, love the no-knotting method (which Robin actually uses when changing colors) because it's just as secure as knots, but no bumps. I've never had one unravel-- it can't as long as the other yarn is in place.
The important thing is, as Robin did, to weave the tails in changing direction and going in at least 3 directions. Not just running it along one way. When you do that, it can easily come out if it's repeatedly pulled in that direction.
I've made so many blankets but come back to the V-stitch every time. So simple and not heavy on yarn. Thank you.
You’re so welcome Marie!🥰🧶
I am a lifetime knitter only doing crochet as part of the finishing work and minor other things but this has inspired me at 81 to experiment with this. You are an excellent teacher who has elevated this art to be more user friendly than I thought. Thanx, subscribed of course!
Thank you so much Barbara, lovely to have you here.😃🧶
I just knew I would find a quick easy blanket , this is no strain on my hands, or my aged brain. Thank you once again for another easy gift.
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I'm sooo glad l found you!! I am a beginner and you explain everything so patiently so everyone can understand what you are doing!! Thank you so much!!😊
This is such a beautiful stitch, hard to believe it's so easy to do! My grandma has a blanket that her grandmother made using this stitch (and despite its age, it's in perfect condition!)
I always love your tutorials. I too have learned so much from you. I would like to also compliment you on your beautiful hands and lovely nails. I am so turned off by those who do the tutorials with dirty finger nails. I’m sure some will criticize me but I just think that if one is filming their hands they could at least have clean hands and fingernails. I can not grow nice fingernails but they are always clean. Especially after a year of being told to wash our hands fo health. Love the V stitch!
I love the V Stitch! For anyone that hasn’t done this you are a great teacher. You make it so easy to understand. 😃
Need to go back to the “ V” stitch. This stitch and a granny stitch done in a rows seem to be my favorite.
Thank you for the lesson❣️
It's definitely a stitch that I regularly return to!
@@HookedbyRobin ❤️👍
Your video literally taught me the V stitch. I'm on my second practice swatch now. Next I will introduce a second color. I've come back to your video several times to check my work and to rewatch it as I go. I can't wait to make something with the V stitch!
Yay! 😃 I’m glad my video taught you Kayla. x
One of the best teaching videos I've seen for crochet. Your pacing was easy to follow, camera work was steady, and instruction clear. Thank you! Ready to start my first practice swatch now.
Thank you so much Lyn, what a lovely comment! 🥰🤗
I’ve been a knitter for roughly 20 years but wanted to learn to crochet. I’ve watched a few of your videos over and over then just dived right in. I’ve already made 2 baby blankets this past month and working on a big blanket for myself. You make it all so easy to understand and follow along! Thanks so much! 😊
This is amazing Michelle, I’m so glad you’re enjoying the crochet!😃
Amen Amen..great no dogs yarns skeins n the video shot..n ur straight to the point ❤❤❤❤
I just found your video. Your instruction is the clearest I have ever watched. I am Hooked!
I have always liked the v-stitch. It’s simple and pretty.
I love the V-stitch, it is so pretty and it is always nice to have something so relaxing to work on.
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I love this stitch, and use it..and it’s variations often..
You have the best tutorial for the V-Stitch! I did a whole blanket a couple of years ago. I need a reminder lesson for another blanket. Im left handed, so I looked at left handed tutorials. Waste of time. I found yours and remembered that’s what I did. Thank you for explaining everything and not going fast. You’re awesome. 🧶
Hi Deborah, thank you so much!🤗 This may help too: If you are left handed, you can convert ANY video on UA-cam yourself! Simply go to www.mirrorthevideo.com/ and follow the instructions to mirror flip any video to convert to left handed.🥰
Hi I've just found your v stitch so much nicer then the others that don't chain 1 thank you kind regards Susan 🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍⚘⚘
That's great Susan!😀
Thank you for this tutorial! I am halfway through the blanket that I am making. (6 - 283 gram skeins) it is so beautiful!!!
You’re very welcome, your blanket sounds great!😃
Thanks Robin very much for teaching me this lovely stitch. I’m 70 have been crocheting 🧶 since
My teens. I also have a physical disability that impedes me with some stitches but I’m going slowly and carefully and
Preserving with your tutorials. Love them and the. V stitch especially
I am just learning how to crochet and I am so glad that I found you ! You really take the time to explain things. The ends were confusing me,, but you make it easy!
Thank you so much Carol, lovely to have you here.😃🧶
I really appreciate how you describe the stitches . . Straight forward and very easy to follow
Thank you so much Barbara.😃 x
I would love to see you do a “Cat Stich”. I tried watching other’s, but you word and show it so wonderfully. Your videos have inspired me to crochet again after my grandma taught me 30+ yrs ago.
Not sure I know that one
But I think it would be fun to watch and learn.
I try to teach or share what I have learned. Keeps it all more interesting and reinforces what I have learned.
I appreciate SO much the way you organize your channel on you tube. Especially the recap of the pattern stitch! Due to having a brain stroke a couple years ago I have a memory issue and learning new things. Sso the ease of repeating the pattern is great. I'm not good at negotiating you tube
Thanks Vegas Nana🎉
I’m really glad that helps, thank you for sharing that with me.🤗🧶
Oh my gosh Robin THANK YOU!!! I appreciate it sooo much.
That is a fun fact. Your a smart Lady learning to do that right handed.
Some things I can do right handed but not crocheting!! 😩😩
Bless you!! 🥰🥰🥰
I didn't realise left / right handedness translated to crochet, I just followed the teacher who was right handed 😂 I think I'm fairly right dominant, other than hand writing with my left, I do most other things (scissors etc) with my right 🖐
pretty yarn. I weave my ends in after every 5th row. That way there are not as many to do at the end of the project.
I love watching your videos. You explain everything so well. I don't read patterns well so I have taught myself mostly to crochet with watching UA-cam videos. I have made two queen sized Virus Blankets and 2 baby blankets but haven't tried this one yet. I'm sure I will at some point. Thanks for sharing your videos.
I like the pattern V stitch you make it so simple and easy and special you put count it’s easier to make a chain three , I don’t get lost counting to chain thank you ✝️💕
You are welcome Maria! 🥰😃
I love it!! I used Red heart blacklight yarn for the whole blanket & I made an elephant border in black😍
That sounds great Sheryl!😃🧶
You really are a great teacher. I have crocheted for a long time but took a break for a few years so refreshing my memory. Your videos are wonderful. Thank you
What a wonderful comment, thank you so much Susan!🥰🤗
My favorite stitch, I'm dipping thru my afghan.
That sounds good Cathy!😃🧶
I just watched this video. Loved the pattern. The one thing I liked about you is that you explained the pattern very very well. It’s very easy for me to crochet. Thank you so much🙂🙂
Thank you so much Heena! 🥰🧶
I did a blanket in this stitch. Its very pretty once done and so easy
That sounds like a lovely blanket Linda!😃🧶
Thanks so much. I'm trying to learn crochet after 40 plus years of knitting.😢 it's been difficult. Great video🎉
Nana in Vegas
You've got this! It is just time and practice.😀🧶
Love 💗 love 💗 love 💗 it! Another great simple tutorial just how I like it! Thank you miss Robin for these great tutorials! 😘😊🥰🥰🥰
I got bored doing granny stitch but absolutely love the v stitch once I do the foundation row I get through it really quick ❤️
Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos and making them understandable! Some videos go way too fast
You’re so welcome, I’m glad they help.😃🤗
You do such beautiful stitch work .. very relaxing to watch and learn. Love it.💜💙💜💙
Thank you so much Sarah-Jane!🥰
I love the colors when you put them together beautiful.
I am using only two colors and will make a sample for size and also working two rows of each color so there won’t be many ends to weave. Thank you for this pattern and your pleasant video.
Thanks robin I'm like Nellie 72 but learn so much from you thanks so much,💙💙
I have just started to crochet again after many years however I never learnt the stitches properly, I find your tutorials extremely helpful and easy to follow, but I have yet to learn to follow a pattern ha. 😀😀
This is great. I'm going to use it to create a bath mat from some T-shirt fan I've had for a while.
You are such a PHENOMINAL TEACHER AND SO TALENTED!!!!!!! Tfs this my next blanket is this stitch
Thank you so much, so kind of you!🥰🤗
Absolutely great tutorial - thanks so much! A new stitch added to my crochet repertoire.
Thank you so much Jane! So glad you discovered a new stitch 🥰
i am learning more with your video....i never did the moss stich right but with you and the way you explain it i can do it... happy so i subcribe to your chanel.....
Thanks so much for this tutorial! Found a cone of cotton Christmas yarn and I'm turning it into a throw today! : )
Oooh I am feeling inspired to use this for a cozy blanket. But with fewer ends to weave in 😅. Your videos are so clear and helpful! Thank you ❤
Fewer ends to weave in is always good! 😂😍 This may help too: ua-cam.com/video/6z8cpynq_Bs/v-deo.html
Thank you ! You've saved me. I'm trying to crochet a top in v stitch and was really struggling with it. I've worked out what I've been doing wrong.
Such a great video. So easy to follow. I have trouble learning and I learned this stitch in one night 🙏
Thank you so much and I’m glad it helped.😃🧶
I've started two projects using this today. I think the next few I make will be this pattern. Quick easy an cute
How did it go?😃🧶
Just started to crochet. Made a blanket with the double crochet. Now I think I want to try this V-stitch. Hard part is deciding what colors I want to use. But, for starters, I'm going to do couple practice rows with left over yarn to get used to what to do.
That sounds great Deborah! 😃🤗
I love this stitch. It works up so fast. ❤️❤️❤️
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Loving this stitch! I'm making a scarf with this stitch and it's coming along great!
It is such a great stitch, perfect for a scarf Nina!😃🧣
Well this looks like an easy enough stitch to do. Thank you ,I will try this one.👍 Love your videos! You show great patience in doing the stitch. I can following your videos much easier .
Thank you so much Sheila, I’m glad my videos help! 😃🧶
This was really enjoyable to begin, like crocheting into the chain. Which is uncommon for me :)) very nice thank you
You’re welcome, I’m glad you enjoyed it!😃
Hello Robin! Nice stitch. I will made one wrap in different colors with your tutorial. Thank you and please stay safe 😊😉😷😻😽
Ooh a wrap would be lovely and cosy! Fantastic idea! Thank you for watching Georgina 🥰
Just saw you on a chat with Littlejohns yarn....
I'm the 72 year old lady from Texas USA. Been wanting to "see" you. Just as I thought ...you are really cool !! You sure don't look old enough to have a grown daughter. I will watch everything you put out.
I like how you taught this stitch. It will be easy to do. Thank you 😀
Thank you! 😊
Thank you Robin
I love your scissors ✂️
Very nice, love simple stitches with character. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Alicia! 🥰 Gotta love a classic stitch!
Had never been that interested in the V stitch but I have definitely missed out! This is a great stitch and simple to do whilst watching telly! I love the colour choices you use Robin! Thanks for the great tutorial x
It is such a great stitch and thank you!😃🧶
@@HookedbyRobin You are welcome. What other few stitches would you recommend that build up quickly like this one for blankets? x
I love your instructions! So easy to follow and I'm learning new stitches! Bless You!❤
Thank you so much Julie!🥰🤗
I have started a blanket with a pastel ombre wool today using this stitch as I wanted something less solid & more holey if that makes sense 😅 this stitch is lovely & is working up so quickly I will soon need more wool! Thank you so much for the video ❤
That sounds like such a lovely blanket, it does make sense.😃 I’m glad you like the video too.x
Thank you for the fantastic tutorial! I’ve got a few afghan projects to do for Christmas gifts. This stitch will definitely be one of the projects! 🧶 💙🎉
Your amazing. You take your time to teach & explain very clearly and slowly.
Thank you. I’ve liked and subscribed.
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Very nice pattern that’s easy to pick up and put down. I’m using a variegated self-changing color yarn (Red Heart Unforgettable) to make a neck scarf. 🧶⭐️
Thank you Heidi, that sounds lovely! 🥰🧶
Me encanta tengo que hacer un regalo y me gusta hacerlo de varios colores una bufanda muchas gracias desde España
Love the V stitch, the yarn you used is pretty
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Hi Robin
I love to watch you crochet. You have a calm soothing voice and are patient and not in a hurry. For us newbies it is much appreciated😁😁
I was wondering do you have a written pattern of this stitch?
I’m left handed and having a pattern seems to help me when I’m learning and watching the videos. if so would/could you share it with us?
If not maybe in the future you can let us subscribers know.
Thank you again so much. I’m watching the video over and over and over🤣😂🤣
Gods many blessings to you for teaching and sharing your gift. 🥰🥰
I do have the written pattern yes! www.hookedbyrobin.com/blog/crochet-v-stitch-written-pattern 😀
As you're left handed (fun fact, I'm actually left handed but learnt to crochet with my right which is why my left hand gets involved with my crochet waaaay more than normal righties and why I told my yarn differently to the norm 😅) - there is a website www.mirrorthevideo.com which you can use which will mirror flip any video on UA-cam if you prefer visuals for learning! X
@@HookedbyRobin oh that is sooo cool. Thank you for sharing that with me. I’ll have to use that. I didn’t even know that could be done. Yay!Z,🎉🎉🎊🎊🥳🥳🤣😂🤣😂
I go and learn one complicated stich. this stich v square is perfect simple
I also love the V stitch and I always enjoy watching your videos. Very well done and professional. I've been crocheting about 18 years now, and still love it as much as when I first started. Tell what brand of hook you are using in this video. It looks very comfortable. Many thanks.
Awwww it so pretty!!! 😍😍😍 I'll have to add this one to my ever growing to do list! Thank you Mrs crochet lady! 🥰😘😘
LOL! If your list is anything like mine, it'll never stop growing 😂
@@HookedbyRobin I'm afraid you're right 🤣😘😘
There's no cure 🤣
@@HookedbyRobin I was secretly hoping you wouldn't say that 🤣😘
OK, you make weaving in ends look like fun. I should take your approach :o)
Thanks Robin for all your help. I made a beautiful scarf thanks to my teacher ❤ I'm not sure where I can upload a picture of it. It was my second scarf. Just new at crochet.
You're welcome!😀 Unfortunately you can't upload photos to UA-cam comments but you can find me on social media to share your photo:
Facebook: facebook.com/HookedbyRobin
Instagram: instagram.com/puddnhead
That stitch is really adorable for a old lady to crochet 🧶 Also the doing of the ends I have never seen this way before.Thank you Robin
This is so easy and beautiful at the same time.
I just love the way you teach!
You're a awesome teacher n great camera closeness❤❤
Thank you so much Alice!🤗
Thank You. Very Nice . You teach really well.
Thanks for the v stich made it same easy thank you
Thank you Bernie! 🥰
Your videos are soooo gorgeous, I learned a lot today🌸🍓🦩 thank you so much
You’re welcome! I’m pleased you like them.😃
Today m just try this pattern. Thanks
I hope you enjoy it Misty!😃🧶
Your work looks so perfect
Thank you for sharing
Very intriguing yarn, Robin! I do love and envy your smooth crochet action.
Just started making a small blanket today using this stitch! Great tutorial!
Thank you! 😃🧶
Your scissors are gorgeous!!!!! Thanks for the tutorial!
You are a great teacher!
Very helpful. Very thorough. Thank you.
Beautiful blanket 💕🙏
I like the stitch.
Thankyou for your tutorial God bless
Love this stitch
It is a lovely stitch!😃🧶
You teach so well
Awh, thank you!🥰🧶
Hello, may you be well. Can you please do a tutorial of the iris Stitch if you know it? Or can you do the Irish Stitch using this same concept? I have looked up Iris stitches and different people are saying different things about the foundation on the Chain where you go back into chain 5 and then you skip over to chain for so it's very confusing for me and the way you're doing this and showing it in a slow manner helps a great deal because not only are you explaining what you're doing but I'm able to see it slowly period and that helps a lot because it's very frustrating when there are so many tutorials but everybody's saying something different and or not being slow enough or not showing what they mean about going back into which chain to do it. Thank you very much for your time and effort
Beautiful!!! Tyfs God bless you