Simple Crochet: Stacked Granny Stripe Blanket
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2018
- The gorgeous stitch is a wonderful variation on the regular Granny Stripe blankets, it would make great baby blankets, scarves etc.
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I am using Scheepjes Stone Washed yarn from here: www.snufflebeanyarn.co.uk?ref=2
Find me on Instagram: / blossom_crochetuk
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I've been crocheting since 1976, the age of 18. I left the craft for many years. Marriage, kids, other aspects if life took priority. Now 40 something odd years later, my interest for this beautiful hobbies has peaked once again. Thank God for the Tube, such wonderful, excellent tutorials across this platform. You are an exceptional facilitator, thank you for your thorough, specific, simple tutorials. Rarely do I subscribe to anything. Your competent, you have beautiful work, you illustrate well, I'm in!!!!!!
Oh I love this and the colors you used. I'm going to make a wrap with this pattern.
Sounds perfect! 🌸
Lovely! You always uses the prettiest colors and the nicest yarns! Thanks for sharing!💕
Thank you for this lovely, easy to follow tutorial, I love the stitch at each end, straight edges! Fantastic x
Very pretty. So grateful I found your channel.
Love the look of the stonewashed yarns!!
I absolutely love this. Thank you so much!! I'm going to take yarn on my vacation and make a new afghan with this pattern! 💖💖💖
You deserve so many more subscribers!!! You’re so easy to follow for uk viewers and usa and you always make it really clear ❤️ please keep making videos because I love them x
I LOVE your videos and I think you are AWESOME!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING!!!
So delicate and pretty.
I have started using your method to replace the ch-3 at the start of the row on all of my projects. I have perfectly straight edges every time! It's awesome... and so simple! Thank you!
Lovely stitch and tutorial as always very clear and well explained xx
Thank you for this clear and concise tutorial. You are such an amazing instructor and I appreciate all your help 💕
Yay, I was about to add a granny layer to a WIP now I can jazz it up with this. Thank you. 🌸
Thank you for sharing this beautiful pattern. Got to love the one row repeat. The beginning stitch tip, is a great idea. Thank you, I’m thinking about the yarn in my stash to use for this stitch. 💜
I like this stitch. Thank you for sharing.
Very amazing tutorial thank you very much very beautiful stich
Thank you you lessons are so easy to follow I feel I’m learning 😃👍🏼🌵
I know this stitch as a “summer afghan” stitch. My absolute favorite for making blankets and scarves. Blanket throws are not too heavy or too hot. The stitch looks like rows of flowers. I love your channel and appreciate how easy it is to follow your instructions. I also love your accent. Had a friend from Liverpool and I love the scouse inflections. He gave me the show Red Dwarf as a way to learn his dialect so I could hear the difference between that and London. You seem like a person we all could sit and have a cup of tea with while crocheting and it would be so comforting ❤️🤗
Thank you, that’s such a lovely comment! I used to watch Red Dwarf with my Dad ❤️
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Thank you 💗
Any time! 🥰🌸
Great thank you so much for sharing hugs Shelley 🦋💕🦋
Thank you. A great tutorial 🤩
Love this stitch. Makes lovely blankets! ☺😉🤗
Hi Rebecca, I've used this stitch for a blanket for my niece. I love the use of the modified foundation stitch at the beginning of a row, it really tidies up the edges. My question is how many stitches would you put into that side stitch? Ordinarily I would put 3 DC's into the 3 chain space but not sure with this as it seems smaller? I'll be using DC's on the first round of the border, followed by 2 round of granny trebles, and a final round of scallops to finish. Thanks, Elizabeth
I absoutely love the trick you use insted of ch3! It's way easier to find that stich an go through it on the next row rather then a ch3 so can I use this trick whenever it's a treble stitch? Love you!
Hi Sarah, you can use it for a Treble or half Treble 😊 If you need a double crochet height then just stop after the first section.
Is there a way to carry the yarn along the side of the project rather joining yarn each row
Hi can I please have a reply can you please suggest to me how I csn make this blanket but make it look square as mine is looking more rectangle
I really dislike the thinness of a chain 3 when turning. I like to add edging when crocheting a throw/afghan & those darn chain 3s arent always sturdy enough to take an edging.
Your adaptation for a chain 3 is easy & easy to remember. Thanks!
Please can you send me an answer how many chains do you do for you blanket personally including 2 at end as I want to do exactly same
@BlossomCrochet Hi, Rebeeca! Thanks for sharing another wonderful tutorial. I love how you started the blanket with the row of doubles (sc for me in the US)! Would I also end with a row of doubles to have matching ends? Thanks so much! 🤗😊😍
I would personally, but it's totally up to you :)
Thanks so mich!
@blossom crochet What border did you use for this? It would be nice if that were included in the video as well.
Hi Cathy, to be honest, I didn’t get around to bordering it for quite a while but when I did, I went with the Leaning Block Stitch Border which you can find here: ua-cam.com/video/cukwByG1LCA/v-deo.html
You can also see the finished blanket in that video 😊
Hi, I made this pattern with 72 stitches plus 2 and the blanket is curved. I'm on round three. Any suggestions? Thank you!
I would count the number of clusters at the bottom and be sure it's even with the top. Sometimes we skip
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What size hook please
Is it possible to get written instrucions Thanks
I rip and waste more time on this more than getting a blanket done.
Très mal filmé !
I can't really see what you're doing. Your sideways .
Liked ur video very much. I follow several of u gals from the UK. But ,i find that perhaps u need to slow down a bit. And try to speak more clearly. Just some constructive critisim. I loved ur video. But I couldn't understand u. The pattern is gorgeous.
There's this cool button that you can use if shes going too fast for you... its called the PAUSE button. Such a wonderful invention! Also, as an American, I can understand her British accent very well. She speaks pretty clear compared to several others that I've tried following. Just some constructive criticism for YOU 😊✌❤
@@megandwinell3088 Right? I do not think she could talk much clearer or slower and she is very detailed and more than a lot of others on youtube for sure!