Wow I am so impressed with the way you demonstrated this stitch! I have always had a hard time with the front and back of a stitch when watching the videos of other people, but I finally understand with your demonstration! Thank you so much!!!
Another very clear video, thank you! Am loving my Crochet Society Advent Calendar and it looks gorgeous on my little table! Can’t wait to see how things progress 😉 Hope you’re keeping well and that your moving boxes are all unpacked 😂! We moved last year so I remember it well 😱😂!
This is such a pretty stitch. The yarn color is lovely! I have so much Caron Simply Soft. I’ll have to see if I have this color. I’d like to use the yarn up as it’s been packed in a tote for so long. Maybe I’ll start a blanket with all these beautiful stitches you’ve been teaching us. So many ideas yet so little time. Thanks for sharing! Happy Sunday!💕
Thank you so much for posting this! I’m still on day one of the CAL (although I started to learn in March, I’ve been working pretty much throughout and haven’t had a huge amount of time). I sussed it from your photo yesterday but this is super helpful, nearly finished, only six days behind!
I'm brand new to crochet and I'm basically learning from your videos. Thanks to you I have seven different stitches under my belt in a week of practice. I'll keep watching your videos to keep learning, you're a very good teacher. Thank you so much!
Hi, just learned this pattern within half hour and I love it, I am wanting to make my granddaughter a beanie hat with this pattern is it possible as I'm still learning 😀
I'm glad you like it! 😊 I've not tried working this in the round but you could work a rectangle piece that you then seam together to make a hat. If you thread some yarn around the top you can cinch it closed and add a Pom Pom.
hi, i'm currently making baby blanket using royal ridge stitch. ur video is so helpful and easy to follow. can i ask for ur opinion which borders is work best for royal ridge stitch? thank you so much before.
You're welcome, I'm so happy to hear you find my video helpful 😊 I have a blog post with some of my favourite borders here: bellacococrochet.com/my-favourite-crochet-borders/ I think a wave, wavy or camel stitch border would all look great!
Love this stitch! However, I don’t care for how uneven the foundation chains are at the ends compared to the actual pattern ends. I’m making dishcloths so using all cotton yarn and with the thinner yarn it’s really obvious.
This would be a lovely using variegated yarn, I've have never personally done a colour change with the stitch. If you decide to give it a go let me know how you get on :)
I would like to know how you start a poncho.? Wen I was very young I use to make them all the time & I started at the bottom which starts off as triangular. I wish I could remember so I can make some for family. Hope you can help me. Thank you.
I would look at a corner to corner method such as the one shown in my tutorial here: ua-cam.com/video/I5G9IM24LFU/v-deo.html 😊 I also have a tutorial for a granny stitch version. Both of these begin as triangle and increase along the long edge; if you made two you could join them along the top to make a poncho.
Hi Sarah Jane! I’ve learned all my crochet stitches from you, your style of teaching is the best along with your angles and lighting. I’d really love an absolute beginner tutorial on how to crochet in a round. Thank you!
I've learned to crochet from watching your wonderful tutorials. Thank you so much! Going to try the royal ridge stitch for my latest blanket. Bless you!
Thank you for such wonderful and easy to follow directions❣️ Also love your fingernail polish!! 😊 Greatings from Appleton, WI USA... which right now is a bitter -10° with wind-chill...a few hours ago it was -15° with wind-chill. Actual temp is 1° at 5:02 AM. Blessings🙏🌹💞
thank you very much for this video. i didn't know this stitch and it is beautiful. you are really good at explaining what to do! i have just done a small swatch and it looks really nice. i have two questions if that's ok. 1) i think you said to do a chain for the width of the scarf so that would mean the ridges are horizontal. is that correct or should the foundation chain be for the length of the scarf? and 2) you said to carry on with row 3 to the end but should the end be with a row 1 and row 2 to match the beginning? or maybe even row 2, then finish on row 1 so it really matches? don't know if i am complicating this too much..... any advice would be greatly appreciated. thank you very much.
Thanks Bella! I'm new again to crocheting and your videos are the best that I've found on UA-cam. You're very clear in your instructions and I love that you have left-handed videos for us southpaws!
I like to say thank you very much for going slow and showing us detail by detail on how to crochet I will do all my references on your website I am a beginner I don't know stitches I don't know the name of stitches I'm learning everything on crochet as a true beginner again thank you very much your detail is wonderful I have not been able to find a person on a UA-cam to be as detailed As You Are thank you again
The royal ridge stitch is reversible so does show the ridge on both sides 😊 If you look at camel stitch, for example, the ridge is worked on one side only.
I absolutely love watching your videos I’ve learned so many different patterns I now know how to crochet scarves and wash clothes in various patterns thank you so much for the easy to follow videos 😄😄🌹🌹💐🌺
Did you know that you can turn on subtitles? if you click on the icon at the bottom of the video 'cc' it will turn on your subtitles. Maybe this will be of help to you :)
As this stitch is worked over a one row repeat you can change colour at the end of any row by following the technique used in my tutorial here: ua-cam.com/video/3wxMQ-_Cz3s/v-deo.html You'll be able to create different effects by changing every row, every two rows, every three rows etc so I would experiment and see what you prefer 😊
I just watched your video on the camel stitch, and I loved it, but I think I have a new favorite now. Lol. I think I will do my scarf in this stitch. It's beautiful! Thank you! Also, I love Caron Simply Soft yarn. It's actually the same yarn I'm using for the scarf, except in purple. It's such a soft yarn.
As long as you change at the end of a row, it really comes down to personal preference 😊 I would experiment by making a small sample swatch, changing colour every other row, or every two rows and so on.
The royal ridge stitch is reversible as the 'ridge' is on both sides of the work. With camel stitch we are always working the ridge on one side of the work only 😊
I’d like to use this stitch for a blanket for my boyfriend: an easy repeat with no gaps that isn’t multiples of XX plus XX. My question is for changing it to a US half triple crochet to make the repeat slightly taller, as my chosen yarn is frustratingly light, would I chain 2 at the end of row two, or 3? Any suggestions would be helpful, as it’s a 3 weight yarn calling for a 4MM hook (Caron Skinny Cake), so nothing dense I’ve found looks very good. I just want to avoid holes for toes to get stuck in, why is this so hard!!!!
If you want to make the stitch slightly taller I would work a regular treble crochet (a US double crochet), and for this I would chain 2 😊 If you are having trouble with your crochet working up with gaps you can move down a hook size - the recommended hook size is exactly that; a recommendation, and you should change it to suit you if necessary 😊
You should carry on repeating row three for the rest of the pattern; you can find the written instructions over on my blog which may help: bellacococrochet.com/royal-ridge-stitch/ 😊
I do appreciate your way of working. I'm not a beginner, however I like learning new things. Bless you wherever you are.
Thank you :)
Wow I am so impressed with the way you demonstrated this stitch! I have always had a hard time with the front and back of a stitch when watching the videos of other people, but I finally understand with your demonstration! Thank you so much!!!
You are so welcome and I'm glad that it has helped you :)
I really like this stitch. It is easier to keep track of the rows here as opposed to the camel stitch. I enjoy all your tutorials.
Thank you :)
I love this stitch! I am starting an afghan using 6 bulky and an M hook. It is working up beautifully. Thank you for sharing this pattern.
You are very welcome :)
Saved in my Library...will try soon.
So well explained! Thank you❤
You're welcome :)
That was beautiful, such a blessing!!!
I'm.just learning to crochet, hope I can save this pattern to.try out. Thanks Again 💯💓
You’re welcome 😊
Another very clear video, thank you! Am loving my Crochet Society Advent Calendar and it looks gorgeous on my little table! Can’t wait to see how things progress 😉 Hope you’re keeping well and that your moving boxes are all unpacked 😂! We moved last year so I remember it well 😱😂!
Thank you, still a few to unpack but getting their slowly :)
Love this stitch. I’m going to make a pocket shawl with this stitch.
I love this stitch. I will be using it for my next blanket 💗
I am keen to do a blanket with this stitch, but worried - is it a yarn eater or does it work up fairly quickly?
This is such a pretty stitch. The yarn color is lovely! I have so much Caron Simply Soft. I’ll have to see if I have this color. I’d like to use the yarn up as it’s been packed in a tote for so long. Maybe I’ll start a blanket with all these beautiful stitches you’ve been teaching us. So many ideas yet so little time. Thanks for sharing! Happy Sunday!💕
You are very welcome and what a great idea to use up all your yarn on a blanket :)
Thank you!💞
Just have tried it. Beautiful. Thank you very much.
My pleasure 😊
I love the way you teach. You make it so easy to follow. Thank you 🤗
You are very welcome :)
This is a very nice stitch pattern, it would great to use for a sweater or vest worked from side to side, so it's slimming.
Thank you :)
thank you, very nice and good tutorial and pattern
You are welcome :)
Love love this pattern!!!
Thank you :)
Thank you so much for posting this! I’m still on day one of the CAL (although I started to learn in March, I’ve been working pretty much throughout and haven’t had a huge amount of time). I sussed it from your photo yesterday but this is super helpful, nearly finished, only six days behind!
You're very welcome and good luck with your CAL :)
Thank for your wonderful video tutorials. I have come back to crocheting and you have helped me alot!!
You are very welcome :)
I was searching for this pattern! Thank you very much!
You're welcome :)
Thank you for sharing this beautiful stitch
You’re welcome 😊
Love this stitch; I shared to fb and sent it by email to myself.
Thank you :)
I absolutely love this!!!
Hi! Thank you so much for this video! I was looking for a pattern to start a scarf . It is so easy to do!😉
You’re very welcome 😊
I literally was just thinking about this stitch! And, voila`! You post a video! We're definitely on the same wave length. LOL!
Beautiful!
I love this stitch beautiful
Thank you! 😊
I like this stitch!. 😀🧶
Stay safe and have a great day.❤🎄
Thank you , you too :)
I'm brand new to crochet and I'm basically learning from your videos. Thanks to you I have seven different stitches under my belt in a week of practice. I'll keep watching your videos to keep learning, you're a very good teacher. Thank you so much!
You are very welcome and well done, good luck with your crochet journey :)
Your videos are so well explained. You are a great teacher
Well done. Keep up the good work.
Hi, just learned this pattern within half hour and I love it, I am wanting to make my granddaughter a beanie hat with this pattern is it possible as I'm still learning 😀
I'm glad you like it! 😊 I've not tried working this in the round but you could work a rectangle piece that you then seam together to make a hat. If you thread some yarn around the top you can cinch it closed and add a Pom Pom.
Very nice!
Thank you :)
Love this stitch, thankyou.
You’re welcome 😊
love this stitch thank you
You’re welcome 😊
Your chrocet hook is beautiful.
Thank you! 😊
As always thank you for another great tutorial! Every video I watch has always been super helpful!
You are very welcome :)
hi, i'm currently making baby blanket using royal ridge stitch. ur video is so helpful and easy to follow. can i ask for ur opinion which borders is work best for royal ridge stitch? thank you so much before.
You're welcome, I'm so happy to hear you find my video helpful 😊 I have a blog post with some of my favourite borders here: bellacococrochet.com/my-favourite-crochet-borders/ I think a wave, wavy or camel stitch border would all look great!
Thank you
You're welcome :)
Wow! Gorgeous but simple! Thank you so much for sharing your talent!
You are very welcome :)
Very easy to follow your tutorial! Beautiful stitch and pattern. Thank you!
You are very welcome :)
Love this stitch! However, I don’t care for how uneven the foundation chains are at the ends compared to the actual pattern ends. I’m making dishcloths so using all cotton yarn and with the thinner yarn it’s really obvious.
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure :)
You have the best crochet tutorials on UA-cam!
Thank you so much 😊
Very nice ❤️👍🙏
Thank you:)
Would a chainless foundation work for the chain?
Yes you can use a chainless foundation if you prefer. I have a tutorial on how to do that here: ua-cam.com/video/l1bw-K0wsBI/v-deo.html 😊
Is this a good pattern for color changes or will a small bar of the 2nd color be found in color #1?
This would be a lovely using variegated yarn, I've have never personally done a colour change with the stitch. If you decide to give it a go let me know how you get on :)
I would like to know how you start a poncho.? Wen I was very young I use to make them all the time & I started at the bottom which starts off as triangular. I wish I could remember so I can make some for family. Hope you can help me. Thank you.
I would look at a corner to corner method such as the one shown in my tutorial here: ua-cam.com/video/I5G9IM24LFU/v-deo.html 😊 I also have a tutorial for a granny stitch version. Both of these begin as triangle and increase along the long edge; if you made two you could join them along the top to make a poncho.
I love this yarn colour and this stitch will be going on my Christmas blanket! X
As I'm pretty old, finding it a bit difficult to re member the tutorial as the hold button doesn't appear to be working love Jackie
I love this pattern, so easy, but elegant. Your tutorials are always so clear and easy to follow!!
Thanks so much 😊
This is exactly the look I was searching for, thanks!
You're welcome :)
Nice clear tutorial of an interesting stitch. Thank you!
Was looking at moss stitch videos and stumbled upon this, just starting a queen size blanket 😊
I think I found my baby blanket stitch I want to use! Thanks! I tried the c2c but kept getting confused 😩😩 this will do as it’s just as lovely
You are very welcome :)
Hi Sarah Jane! I’ve learned all my crochet stitches from you, your style of teaching is the best along with your angles and lighting. I’d really love an absolute beginner tutorial on how to crochet in a round. Thank you!
Thank you :)
I've learned to crochet from watching your wonderful tutorials. Thank you so much! Going to try the royal ridge stitch for my latest blanket. Bless you!
You are very welcome :)
This is a really beautiful stitch, thanks for your great explanation.
Used this pattern to make a scarf and matching hat. Thank you!
You are very welcome :)
Could you do a tutorial on how to make a phone pouch? I'm having a lot of trouble with it😅. Thx
Was looking and looking for a really good stitch for a couple of scarves for kids. I just came across this and LOVE, LOVE IT!! Thank you so much!!
You are very welcome :)
4 years of crocheting (all learnt from your videos & just discovered this stitch and now I'm going to make a cardi for myself in this stitch 🥰
Thank you for such wonderful and easy to follow directions❣️
Also love your fingernail polish!! 😊 Greatings from Appleton, WI USA... which right now is a bitter -10° with wind-chill...a few hours ago it was -15° with wind-chill. Actual temp is 1° at 5:02 AM. Blessings🙏🌹💞
Thank you and you are very welcome :)
thank you very much for this video. i didn't know this stitch and it is beautiful. you are really good at explaining what to do! i have just done a small swatch and it looks really nice.
i have two questions if that's ok. 1) i think you said to do a chain for the width of the scarf so that would mean the ridges are horizontal. is that correct or should the foundation chain be for the length of the scarf? and 2) you said to carry on with row 3 to the end but should the end be with a row 1 and row 2 to match the beginning? or maybe even row 2, then finish on row 1 so it really matches? don't know if i am complicating this too much..... any advice would be greatly appreciated. thank you very much.
Do you have a boarder for you blankets.
Yes I have several borders you can use this link to have a look to see which one would suit you the best - bit.ly/2wSIO4l :)
Thanks Bella! I'm new again to crocheting and your videos are the best that I've found on UA-cam. You're very clear in your instructions and I love that you have left-handed videos for us southpaws!
You are very welcome and I'm so glad that they are of help to you. Good luck with your crochet journey :)
Love the color! Caron Simply Soft is one of my favorites! Pretty stitch! 😊
Thank you! 😊
I like to say thank you very much for going slow and showing us detail by detail on how to crochet I will do all my references on your website I am a beginner I don't know stitches I don't know the name of stitches I'm learning everything on crochet as a true beginner again thank you very much your detail is wonderful I have not been able to find a person on a UA-cam to be as detailed As You Are thank you again
You are very welcome and good luck with your crochet journey. Have you seen my beginner tutorials? these maybe of help to you :)
Muy hermosa puntada, excelente para blusas, muchas gracias por compartir, Dios te bendiga, abrazos desde BOGOTÁ Colombia
Eres muy bienvenida (You are very welcome :)
Am I missing something? I looked all over for a print button on your website. How can I print the pattern without wasting so much ink?
Could you have the ridge on both sides
The royal ridge stitch is reversible so does show the ridge on both sides 😊 If you look at camel stitch, for example, the ridge is worked on one side only.
I absolutely love watching your videos I’ve learned so many different patterns I now know how to crochet scarves and wash clothes in various patterns thank you so much for the easy to follow videos 😄😄🌹🌹💐🌺
You are very welcome and I am so glad that they have been of help to you :)
Now if I could learn how to add more than one colour for a scarf lol I’ve had people asking me to crochet a scarf using two colours
What is your favorite size hook?
Really enjoyed that ☺. I'll have to find a way to make it louder though. I'm a little hard of hearing. . Keep on. I'm in Anderson, S C. USA.
Did you know that you can turn on subtitles? if you click on the icon at the bottom of the video 'cc' it will turn on your subtitles. Maybe this will be of help to you :)
@@bellacococrochet some of the videos don't have the subtitles available.
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How do you change colour when crocheting the royal ridge stitch.
As this stitch is worked over a one row repeat you can change colour at the end of any row by following the technique used in my tutorial here: ua-cam.com/video/3wxMQ-_Cz3s/v-deo.html You'll be able to create different effects by changing every row, every two rows, every three rows etc so I would experiment and see what you prefer 😊
@@bellacococrochet thankyou so much for the information 😊
I just watched your video on the camel stitch, and I loved it, but I think I have a new favorite now. Lol. I think I will do my scarf in this stitch. It's beautiful! Thank you!
Also, I love Caron Simply Soft yarn. It's actually the same yarn I'm using for the scarf, except in purple. It's such a soft yarn.
I love this! Thank you! This will be my very first project 😬. Hopefully I can manage it if I go slowly 🤞🏻 x
You are very welcome :)
if i wanted to have 2 colours, where would be the best part of the pattern to change?
As long as you change at the end of a row, it really comes down to personal preference 😊 I would experiment by making a small sample swatch, changing colour every other row, or every two rows and so on.
@@bellacococrochet Thank you so much :-)
It actually looks knitted. I couldn't even tell if it was crocheted.
I’m going to do this stitch for a scarf but do the ridges lengthwise. Thank you Sarah-Jayne. 💕💗💕
You're very welcome :)
I love that yarn that you used.
It goes perfect with that stitch.
Thank you for your tutorial. You are a good teacher.
You are very welcome :)
This is so perfect! I'm about to start this for a blanket 😍
ohh did not think on using for a blanket. Good idea
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Would you be able to explain what the difference between this stitch and the camel stitch is, please? 🤔 xx
The royal ridge stitch is reversible as the 'ridge' is on both sides of the work. With camel stitch we are always working the ridge on one side of the work only 😊
@@bellacococrochet ahh gotcha! That makes sense! Thank you for confirming this 😊 xx
Lovely colour and pretty stitch, I wish I had more hands so many lovely projects to make! Thank you for sharing 😊
You’re very welcome 😊
I haven't crochet since I was quite young but I recently decided I would take it up as an alternative to dress making
💐 Thank you Dear u learn me very good and simple method thanks a lot.Blasss u dear. 🙏👌👌👍
You are welcome :)
copying eye of God swqtch and this is perfect
Tq for the video .. easy to follow couldn’t wait to crotch sweater for my baby 😍
You're very welcome :)
Hello there🌷 I'm thinking of crocheting a baby blanket for a baby boy using varagated yarn with this stitch! What are your thoughts?
This video was very nicely done. Thank you!
You're welcome :)
Aqua breeze
Beautiful colour yarn 🧶 I learnt to crochet thanks to you my all time favourite tutorials! So easy to follow thanks so much 🌸
You’re very welcome 😊
Early ❤️❤️
Thank you for the video. So after your repeat the third row for the second time you start over? Then repeat the pattern?
You're welcome 😊 After the first three rows, you just keep on repeating row three until you reach your desired size.
I’d like to use this stitch for a blanket for my boyfriend: an easy repeat with no gaps that isn’t multiples of XX plus XX. My question is for changing it to a US half triple crochet to make the repeat slightly taller, as my chosen yarn is frustratingly light, would I chain 2 at the end of row two, or 3? Any suggestions would be helpful, as it’s a 3 weight yarn calling for a 4MM hook (Caron Skinny Cake), so nothing dense I’ve found looks very good. I just want to avoid holes for toes to get stuck in, why is this so hard!!!!
If you want to make the stitch slightly taller I would work a regular treble crochet (a US double crochet), and for this I would chain 2 😊 If you are having trouble with your crochet working up with gaps you can move down a hook size - the recommended hook size is exactly that; a recommendation, and you should change it to suit you if necessary 😊
my dumbass is so unteachable its iconic
I just love all your crochet videos!!!! Thank you!!!👍❤
You are very welcome :)
I'm wondering if you could make a baby sweater with this stitch?
First of all thank you. You explain so well. I am learning from your videos. Keep showing us your work.
Stay Blessed 😇🙌🏻✨❤️🧿
My pleasure 😊
What do I do after the ridge on the backside? Just go back to the 2nd row pattern and repeat?
You should carry on repeating row three for the rest of the pattern; you can find the written instructions over on my blog which may help: bellacococrochet.com/royal-ridge-stitch/ 😊