Done! Thanks! I am new to crochet! Taught myself with help from UA-cam 😂 about a week ago! I’m hooked 😉 (pun intended) I have done a hat, this washcloth, mitts and now working on a blanket! You are a lovely teacher!!! Many thanks 😊
Thank you!!! Ive made two of your projects now and these tutorials are easy to follow, great shots of the hook and movements, no filler. Im so happy thank you for all your help❤❤❤
I fancy making table mats using this nice, dense stitch. I love working with your free written pattern while watching the video, for me it’s taking the fear out of reading patterns. Thanks Sarah Jayne xx
I am very new to crocheting, this is my second project of yours :) Your videos are so easy to understand and follow, I cannot read patterns yet but love listening and watching you! Thank you from Canada!
Thank you for your videos. I'm new to crochet and have had a hard time learning. Found your channel and you have taught me how to finally do it. Your pace is perfect and explanations are easy to understand. Please keep making videos. I cant wait to make other things in the near future!
Thank you so much for this. You are an excellent instructor. You go nice and slow for people learning (like me) and you explain things very clearly. I have made several of these for myself and my daughter. We use them as washcloths and dish scrubbies. I love the stitch, it is so beautiful!! I wish I could show you a picture. I am so proud of myself haha
Your videos are wonderful! I have your channel saved and use your tutorials almost exclusively, as they are so easy to follow and understand. I learned to crochet as a child and am back at it thanks to you!
I have been crochetting for just over a month and though it was easy to follow I found working with cotton yarn a new experience so if anyone else is like me its not quite as easy as it looks and might present a challenge
I love it. At the end of the border stitching I think I would crochet a little chain loop to hang in the shower. I definitely will be making some of these. Thank you so much for sharing.
Omg... thank you so much for this tutorial! 👍♥️ It really turned out quite lovely. The stitches are very easy AND the edges look AMAZING! 😍 I wrote the instructions down in my journal in US terms so I can make some place mats and napkin rings using this stitch. The only limitations to making things with this stitch are a person's imagination!😊
You are the best! I love your videos. You describe everything in very simple terms and emphasise every stitch, so I am never left thinking - what do I do now! I have completed a large granny square blanket and have orders from my kids for 2 more. I have also made numerous knitted washcloths, but having watched this video I can't wait to start on these crocheted ones. So pretty and so useful.
So good! I've learned crochet from you, so now I don't know the Danish terminology :0) Have completed 3 ganny square blankets using your tutorials. So grateful!!!
Wonderful pattern Sarah-Jayne! I love making washcloths! It is a great way to learn new Stitches in both crochet and knitting. I will make this one next. I love the stitch! It’s so pretty and easy. I always love working on them while in the car which we are often in for work. This is fantastic! Thanks for sharing. And yes, perfect for gifts as well!
Very pretty stitch. I have some lovely coloured DK cottons, I will double strand it & make one, to see how it turns out. Thanks for sharing, & take care. 💖🙂🐶
Love this stitch and color!! I always have cotton yarn in my bag when out and about to whip up a wash cloth. Someone is always asking me for one and I'm happy to give them one :)
Stunningly beautiful Sarah Jayne. I haven't made a wash cloth in a few years but i'm definitely going to make this one. Thanks for sharing and your time.👍👍😍❤
I just got your crochet society box with the king cole cotton. Going to use that cotton to make lots of these for my grandma's rehabilitation center for their bingo prizes 😍
While you need some texture in a facecloth, what smoother tight stitch could I use for someone with delicate skin? I assume a cotton would be ideal but maybe going down to DK weight would be better for soft skin???
I have no clue what I am doing wrong here. I chain 26 as you state and it does not work like yours. I chain 28 as it is written and it still does not work. I really like the pattern and want to work it but it just is not going in my favor. Please help.
Are you making sure to begin your stitch by working into the same stitch that you just finished with? It can be a little confusing but as long as you are chaining 28 and making your stitches in the right places then it should work out 😊
Love the tutorial! I want to make a bunch of these for presents, so I'm wondering how much yarn each one uses so I know how much to buy. Looking forward to making some!
I really like this stitch but finding it almost impossible the get the hook through that middle stitch of the three together. I know you say it will be more difficult but I just can’t do it! Am I doing something wrong? I am very much a beginner. Thanks!
Laura guyatt when crocheting tour stitches together, try not to pull too tight on your yarn making the original loop on the hook too tight, this should help when you come to crochet into that stitch on the next row x
Just curious, what are you saying when you're grabbing the free yarn coming off you left index finger. It sounds like "your neighbor" or is it yarn over? I'm sorry your accent is lovely but with my American dialect/ears, I'm confused. Also, what is the proper way to hold the working yarn in your left hand? I do love your video and this is my very first crochet project! I literally have learned to crochet from this ! So many thanks from Milwaukee,Wisconsin!!
You are very welcome, I'm saying yarn over lol. Here is a video which may help you with holding your yarn :- ua-cam.com/video/GcOzdAzmtNM/v-deo.html I hope this helps :)
Excellent video, super clear, thank you! I'm new to crochet but this (and a session from a very helpful friend!) has helped me to pick it up really quickly. One question though, how do you multiply the pattern up or down to make larger or smaller items? I've got chunky yarn which at 28 stitches makes a massive cloth, but working to 20 or 16 gives me a wiggly edge to the work on either side... Thanks in advance x
You’re welcome 😊 This stitch should work as long as your foundation chain is in multiples of two. You could always work a simple border of double crochets (UK terms) around the edges once finished and this would make it nice and even. Hope this helps.
@@bellacococrochet thank you so much! I haven't got to the end of the vid (still working through my rows) but I'm hoping there's a loop so it can be hung up in the shower? If not, how would you do this? Thank you x
@@bellacococrochet also, your videos are so easy to follow, you think of everything, pauses, instructions, speeding things up etc, very very clear, really easy to follow, thank you
Hi Sarah could you please clarify at the end of each row you say to ch1 before AND after the dc then turn. The written pattern says to just ch1 after the dc?
Hi Lisa, you should chain one after each dc three together, and then end each row with a single dc before chaining one and turning. The written instructions do state to chain one in the starred pattern repeat 😊
hi there, I just made it with a 42.5g (1.5oz) ball of bernat handicrafter cotton yarn, using a 5mm hook and had plenty left over, not enough for another cloth tho. I did seventeen rows and mine turned out a little rectangular, I probably could've done another couple rows but I didn't bother for the sake of doing it the same as on the video. This was fun to crochet. (I know you asked for her, but I feel like I'm able to give some input from my experience)
Yes, you’ll be working sc3tog for this pattern; you can find the written instructions over on my blog here: blog.bellacococrochet.com/crochet-washcloth/ (these are written in UK terms) 😊
My 5 mm clover Armour hook looks bigger than yours. Same color but your hook has a thinner shaft. Are different countries have different size hooks? My washcloth turned into a rectangle, not a square. What is the reason? this is my third one, I am still a beginner. Thanks if someone could answer.
As 5mm is a standard unit of measurement you should find that the hook size matches regardless of whereabouts in the world you are, although they may have different letters or numbers that correspond to them. For your washcloth I would chain more in the beginning and work less rows so that it ends up wider than it is tall 😊
If I would like to make it larger , would I just need to chain an even number of stitchers or is a formula like “ chain in multiples of 2+1” for an example as some patterns do. Thanks Jeanne
Hi Sarah-Jayne, so I've made this but it's smaller as I'm using thinner cotton. I'd just like to ask what stitch increment do I need to make bigger sizes please. Thank you.
As you are making each stitch, pull your crochet hook up slightly which will lengthen the yarn and make it less tight. You could also go up a hook size 😊
Iam a total beginner learning from your videos, and trying the wash cloth it's ok but some how goes in on just 1 side 😟 where am I going wrong please help 🙂
Are you making sure to do a DC in the very last stitch? You can also find the written instructions here on my blog which may help: bellacococrochet.com/crochet-washcloth/ 😊
Its Paintbox Yarn Cotton Aran, this is the information shown on the label Blend 100% Cotton Needles 4.50mm (US 7) Crochet Hooks 4.50mm (G) Ball Weight 50g (1.8oz) Yarn Length 85m (93yds) Tension 20 stitches, 24 rows to 10cm/4" Hope this helps 🙂
You should be chaining 28 in total - there is an error in the video which is noted in the description box 😊 However, as long as you chain in multiples of 2 the pattern will work.
If you click on the underlined part on the blog where it tells you all about the yarn it will take you to the love crafts site which is where I got my yarn from :)
Done! Thanks! I am new to crochet! Taught myself with help from UA-cam 😂 about a week ago! I’m hooked 😉 (pun intended) I have done a hat, this washcloth, mitts and now working on a blanket! You are a lovely teacher!!! Many thanks 😊
That's absolutely amazing, well done you must be a natural and you are very welcome :)
Thank you!!! Ive made two of your projects now and these tutorials are easy to follow, great shots of the hook and movements, no filler. Im so happy thank you for all your help❤❤❤
You are very welcome :)
I enjoyed making this and being dyslexic follow video tutorials easier than reading patterns
Glad it was helpful :)
I fancy making table mats using this nice, dense stitch. I love working with your free written pattern while watching the video, for me it’s taking the fear out of reading patterns. Thanks Sarah Jayne xx
You're very welcome :)
@@bellacococrochet If you were to make placemats/table mats what would the starting chain be? Thank you :-)
This is one of the best tutorials that I’ve watched so far. You made it so easy to follow along ❤️
Glad it was helpful :)
I am very new to crocheting, this is my second project of yours :) Your videos are so easy to understand and follow, I cannot read patterns yet but love listening and watching you! Thank you from Canada!
You are very welcome :)
Thank you for your videos. I'm new to crochet and have had a hard time learning. Found your channel and you have taught me how to finally do it. Your pace is perfect and explanations are easy to understand. Please keep making videos. I cant wait to make other things in the near future!
You're very welcome and I intend doing just that 😀
Thank you so much for this. You are an excellent instructor. You go nice and slow for people learning (like me) and you explain things very clearly. I have made several of these for myself and my daughter. We use them as washcloths and dish scrubbies. I love the stitch, it is so beautiful!! I wish I could show you a picture. I am so proud of myself haha
You're very welcome and well done :)
Your videos are wonderful! I have your channel saved and use your tutorials almost exclusively, as they are so easy to follow and understand. I learned to crochet as a child and am back at it thanks to you!
Thank you so much, I'm glad that they are helping you :)
I have been crochetting for just over a month and though it was easy to follow I found working with cotton yarn a new experience so if anyone else is like me its not quite as easy as it looks and might present a challenge
Great washcloth tutorial! It is easy to follow and I like the texture. Thank you!
You are very welcome :)
Eazy to follow tubm🎉
😅😅
What a great pattern. I am going to do this one for sure. Thanks for sharing your video with all of us. ❤️
You’re welcome 😊
Love your videos, Sarah. I've used them almost entirely to learn to crochet.
You're very welcome :)
me too sarah is fab
I love it. At the end of the border stitching I think I would crochet a little chain loop to hang in the shower. I definitely will be making some of these. Thank you so much for sharing.
You're very welcome :)
Why did I read...Thank you for shaving? Lol!
Lovely, added to my never ending project list!
Thank you :)
You've got one too?! :)
I loved this washcloth and it would make a great gift. This was a very easy video to follow along. Thank you.
You're welcome :)
Omg... thank you so much for this tutorial! 👍♥️ It really turned out quite lovely. The stitches are very easy AND the edges look AMAZING! 😍 I wrote the instructions down in my journal in US terms so I can make some place mats and napkin rings using this stitch. The only limitations to making things with this stitch are a person's imagination!😊
You are very welcome :)
I really like your videos. They’re easy to follow. Keep ‘em coming! ❤️
Thank you so much :)
You are the best! I love your videos. You describe everything in very simple terms and emphasise every stitch, so I am never left thinking - what do I do now! I have completed a large granny square blanket and have orders from my kids for 2 more. I have also made numerous knitted washcloths, but having watched this video I can't wait to start on these crocheted ones. So pretty and so useful.
You are very welcome :)
So good! I've learned crochet from you, so now I don't know the Danish terminology :0) Have completed 3 ganny square blankets using your tutorials. So grateful!!!
You are very welcome :)
Love this pattern!! Thank you for a wonderful tutorial ♡
You’re very welcome 😊
Thank you, I'm making washcloths for a charity. This pattern is so pretty 💜🧶
You're very welcome :)
@@bellacococrochet I just finished one and started another one. Your instructions are easy to follow. 💜
I can't believe how far ur videos have come like it's JUST amazing. Cheers for the video!!!!✌🏻💜💙💚
You're very welcome :)
Wonderful pattern Sarah-Jayne! I love making washcloths! It is a great way to learn new Stitches in both crochet and knitting. I will make this one next. I love the stitch! It’s so pretty and easy. I always love working on them while in the car which we are often in for work. This is fantastic! Thanks for sharing. And yes, perfect for gifts as well!
You're very welcome :)
Thanks for showing how to end your work! I love making dishcloths & washcloths.
You're welcome :)
Very pretty stitch. I have some lovely coloured DK cottons, I will double strand it & make one, to see how it turns out. Thanks for sharing, & take care. 💖🙂🐶
You're very welcome :)
@@bellacococrochet 👍🤗💖🙂🐶
This turned out lovely. Thank you so much for the tutorial!
You're very welcome :)
Hi there because of you and your videos I learned how to crochet 🧶 thank you 🙏.....like 3 years ago
You're very welcome :)
I made this super easy crochet today and am really pleased with it. Thank you again for your easy to follow videos 🤩
You're very welcome :)
Thank you for this simple tutorial! Could we put in a request for a study on how to read patters?
These are beautiful! You r an awesome teacher!
Thank you so much :)
This is very pretty. I like the texture. Thank you for sharing.
You are welcome :)
What an incredibly beautiful pattern! Thank you for sharing and including how you add the border. I’m now a new subscriber :)
You are very welcome and welcome to the channel :)
Very pretty, will be trying this one. Your instructions are so clear. Thank you.
You're welcome :)
Love this stitch and color!! I always have cotton yarn in my bag when out and about to whip up a wash cloth. Someone is always asking me for one and I'm happy to give them one :)
Thank you :)
@@bellacococrochet en español?
I love this pattern simple and looks great
Thank you! 😊
Sarah, can you please confirm is it 28 or 26 chains to start? You say 26 twice but show 28 in the box. Love your videos. Thank you x
Ah sorry about that. I did 26 but 28 would work too x
Stunningly beautiful Sarah Jayne. I haven't made a wash cloth in a few years but i'm definitely going to make this one. Thanks for sharing and your time.👍👍😍❤
You're very welcome :)
I just got your crochet society box with the king cole cotton. Going to use that cotton to make lots of these for my grandma's rehabilitation center for their bingo prizes 😍
How lovely! So happy you like the crochet society box 🙂
😃👍 Happy Sunday from Norway.
Nice, easy stitch and great tutorial, thank you for sharing!
You’re very welcome 😊
very well explained
nice to give it a try
🇲🇹🇲🇹🇲🇹 from the Maltese islands
Thank you :)
This is lovely. How many stitches would we need to make it bigger? Like do we need multiples of 4 plus 3 for example.
Love this pattern, will be trying it out. 💜💯💜💯
Thank you :)
Nice stitch and I love Paintbox Cotton. Thanks!
You're welcome :)
I learned to crochet a while ago but due to various things this will be my first project, please wish me luck. I hope everyone has a lovely day xx
I wish you the best of luck :)
@@bellacococrochet Thank you, I think it will be okay :-)
Brilliant tutorial thank you. Will look forward to making these xx😘
You're very welcome 😀
DO THESE WASH CLOTHS CLEAN YOUR BODY GOOD? IF THEY DO I WILL BE MAKING 12 TO MATCH MY TOWELS LOVE THIS STITCH!! ♥
Love this video! I’m still learning.. made one today but it was a lil crooked.. not sure how notice it before it’s too late lol
Great pattern quick and pretty
Thank you! 😊
wow, love it, and i love the way it looks without adding a border! thanks for sharing!
You are very welcome :)
I'm going to make this into a baby blanket.
Thank you so much for this tutorial!
You are welcome :)
Another pretty pattern
Thank you! 😊
Hi Sarah-Jayne, love this washcloth and easy to make. Thank you for this video. Lori Schreiner USA
You're very welcome :)
How long did take you to finish? Loved the video! it was easy to understand! 😊
Thank you, I'm not sure how long it took as this was done a while ago. Remember that everyone crochets at a different pace :)
I love this stitch!! Can you use it for a blanket as well as a washcloth??
Your tutorials are amazing, I’ve made 2 baby blankets learning from you!
This is the part I have trouble with!
I like the pattern.
Hows your baby. Shes getting big eh! Bet shes adorable. I have 4 grown kids. 3 boys and 1 girl. Youre a very good teacher.
While you need some texture in a facecloth, what smoother tight stitch could I use for someone with delicate skin? I assume a cotton would be ideal but maybe going down to DK weight would be better for soft skin???
Such a beautiful stitch, love it. May I ask, are these more of a dishcloth or can they be used as a bath facecloth?
Thank you 😊 This would work great as either a dishcloth or a facecloth.
I have no clue what I am doing wrong here. I chain 26 as you state and it does not work like yours. I chain 28 as it is written and it still does not work. I really like the pattern and want to work it but it just is not going in my favor. Please help.
Are you making sure to begin your stitch by working into the same stitch that you just finished with? It can be a little confusing but as long as you are chaining 28 and making your stitches in the right places then it should work out 😊
Love the tutorial! I want to make a bunch of these for presents, so I'm wondering how much yarn each one uses so I know how much to buy. Looking forward to making some!
This really depends on what yarn you are using your hook size and your tension, maybe you could do one and work it out from their :)
@@bellacococrochet okay thanks!
Hello, thank you for sharing
You're welcome :)
Hi Sarah Jayne, what is the name of the stitch you're using for the washcloth?
Thank you soooooooooo much Sarah! Can you please organise another giveaway?? I saw the last one too late😢
Btw, love your work😊
Can I use regular yarn that I already have, or is it necessary to use the one spoken and in this video?
Thank you so much for being so thorough!
You're welcome 😊 You can use any cotton yarn for this project - cotton is absorbent and holds its shape well.
I really like this stitch but finding it almost impossible the get the hook through that middle stitch of the three together. I know you say it will be more difficult but I just can’t do it! Am I doing something wrong? I am very much a beginner. Thanks!
Laura guyatt when crocheting tour stitches together, try not to pull too tight on your yarn making the original loop on the hook too tight, this should help when you come to crochet into that stitch on the next row x
Thank you! I’ll give it another go.
Laura guyatt i had that issue. It was near impossible, it put me off continuing, I hope you managed to do it easier
MaidinBelfast No unfortunately I just couldn’t do it.
Love this,thank you.
You're very welcome 🙂
You're very welcome 🙂
Thank you!
You're very welcome :)
Just curious, what are you saying when you're grabbing the free yarn coming off you left index finger. It sounds like "your neighbor" or is it yarn over? I'm sorry your accent is lovely but with my American dialect/ears, I'm confused. Also, what is the proper way to hold the working yarn in your left hand?
I do love your video and this is my very first crochet project! I literally have learned to crochet from this ! So many thanks from Milwaukee,Wisconsin!!
You are very welcome, I'm saying yarn over lol. Here is a video which may help you with holding your yarn :- ua-cam.com/video/GcOzdAzmtNM/v-deo.html I hope this helps :)
Excellent video, super clear, thank you! I'm new to crochet but this (and a session from a very helpful friend!) has helped me to pick it up really quickly.
One question though, how do you multiply the pattern up or down to make larger or smaller items? I've got chunky yarn which at 28 stitches makes a massive cloth, but working to 20 or 16 gives me a wiggly edge to the work on either side... Thanks in advance x
You’re welcome 😊 This stitch should work as long as your foundation chain is in multiples of two. You could always work a simple border of double crochets (UK terms) around the edges once finished and this would make it nice and even. Hope this helps.
@@bellacococrochet thank you so much! I haven't got to the end of the vid (still working through my rows) but I'm hoping there's a loop so it can be hung up in the shower? If not, how would you do this? Thank you x
@@bellacococrochet also, your videos are so easy to follow, you think of everything, pauses, instructions, speeding things up etc, very very clear, really easy to follow, thank you
What is this stitch actually called?
I'm a bit confused on the foundation chain is it 26 as said in the video or 28 as shown on the on screen instructions
Sorry for the confusion there is an amendment underneath the video -
*PLEASE NOTE IT IS ACTUALLY 28 CHAINS NOT 26 AS I SAID IN THE VIDEO* )
Such a pretty stitch, and a very good tutorial! What color is this that you are using? Thank you!
You’re welcome 😊
@@bellacococrochet Can you say what color yarn that is? :)
Thank you.👍
You're welcome :)
Hi Sarah could you please clarify at the end of each row you say to ch1 before AND after the dc then turn. The written pattern says to just ch1 after the dc?
Hi Lisa, you should chain one after each dc three together, and then end each row with a single dc before chaining one and turning. The written instructions do state to chain one in the starred pattern repeat 😊
@@bellacococrochet Aah okay thank you so much :)
can I ask are they for body wash or kitchen use.Great video x
I would think they would be for either. Especially if you made them with cotton. Wash cloths are pretty versatile.
Sorry if I have missed it but what crochet hook size are you using, it looks quite a large one?
Thank you.
sorry I've rewound and its a 5mm
Hi Sarah, could you tell me if you used 1 ball on the 50g for this or did you have some yarn left over?
hi there, I just made it with a 42.5g (1.5oz) ball of bernat handicrafter cotton yarn, using a 5mm hook and had plenty left over, not enough for another cloth tho. I did seventeen rows and mine turned out a little rectangular, I probably could've done another couple rows but I didn't bother for the sake of doing it the same as on the video. This was fun to crochet. (I know you asked for her, but I feel like I'm able to give some input from my experience)
I would like to use this pattern for a different project. What is the multiple for the foundation chain? Thanks.
Your starting chain needs to be in multiples of 2 - the stitch is called the Trinity stitch 🙂
I'm confused, are you crocheting 3 singles together
Yes, you’ll be working sc3tog for this pattern; you can find the written instructions over on my blog here: blog.bellacococrochet.com/crochet-washcloth/ (these are written in UK terms) 😊
What is the stitch count please if you want to make it a bit bigger?
You can work this pattern in multiples of two 😊
My 5 mm clover Armour hook looks bigger than yours. Same color but your hook has a thinner shaft. Are different countries have different size hooks?
My washcloth turned into a rectangle, not a square. What is the reason? this is my third one, I am still a beginner.
Thanks if someone could answer.
As 5mm is a standard unit of measurement you should find that the hook size matches regardless of whereabouts in the world you are, although they may have different letters or numbers that correspond to them. For your washcloth I would chain more in the beginning and work less rows so that it ends up wider than it is tall 😊
If I would like to make it larger , would I just need to chain an even number of stitchers or is a formula like “ chain in multiples of 2+1” for an example as some patterns do.
Thanks
Jeanne
How much larger did you want to make it? I'm thinking about making a blanket with the pattern, it's soooo stinking cute.
I looked it up and it's a multiple of 2!!
I love your tutorials too by the way.. they have helped me a lot !!
Hi Sarah-Jayne, so I've made this but it's smaller as I'm using thinner cotton. I'd just like to ask what stitch increment do I need to make bigger sizes please. Thank you.
You need to chain in multiples of two 😊
@@bellacococrochet great thank you
How many grams did you use?
What is the multiple if you want to make this bigger
You just need to chain in multiples of two 😊
Hi there what should the cloth measure roughly when finished please
This would depend on what yarn you use, your hook size and your tension :)
Is any multiple of stitch OK?
You need to chain in multiples of two 😊
Is there any possible way of making the middle stitch not so tight?
As you are making each stitch, pull your crochet hook up slightly which will lengthen the yarn and make it less tight. You could also go up a hook size 😊
Iam a total beginner learning from your videos, and trying the wash cloth it's ok but some how goes in on just 1 side 😟 where am I going wrong please help 🙂
Are you making sure to do a DC in the very last stitch? You can also find the written instructions here on my blog which may help: bellacococrochet.com/crochet-washcloth/ 😊
@@bellacococrochet thank you for the reply I will make sure iam and also read the instructions fingers crossed 🙂
What is the name for this stitch? Im new to crochet an im trying to learn the names of stitches i learn. Thanks.
This is the trinity stitch :)
What size is the darning needle?
The darning needle should be big enough for you to thread your yarn through :)
Thank you for the video, but a bit confusing because you say chain 26 chains, then you say 28 chains and in the writing part it says 28. 😊
Sorry for any confusion, it does have an amendment underneath the video. It is 28 chains :)
@@bellacococrochet oh my apologies I didn't see, thank you for replying and for another great video! X
I don't have cotton yarn 🥺
What size yarn are you using? My yarn looks so much thinner!
Its Paintbox Yarn Cotton Aran, this is the information shown on the label
Blend 100% Cotton
Needles 4.50mm (US 7)
Crochet Hooks 4.50mm (G)
Ball Weight 50g (1.8oz)
Yarn Length 85m (93yds)
Tension 20 stitches, 24 rows to 10cm/4"
Hope this helps 🙂
you say chain 26 then I see chain 28?, is it chain 26 and then add 2 more chains?
You should be chaining 28 in total - there is an error in the video which is noted in the description box 😊 However, as long as you chain in multiples of 2 the pattern will work.
@@bellacococrochet thank you
hi Sarah were can I get some paintbox cotton aren
If you click on the underlined part on the blog where it tells you all about the yarn it will take you to the love crafts site which is where I got my yarn from :)
This is called the Trinity Stitch.