Yes indeed, this color is a bit distracting.. And although you explained nice the colors are not good for my sight.Thank you for teaching us and sharing your knowledge. Blessings yo you
Thank you so much for creating this video. I created a HUGE and HEAVY blanket using two huge 547 yard/500m (4.4lb/2kg total weight) rounds of Lion Brand Cover Story Super Bulky (6) Yarn. This pattern took a somewhat casually-textured yarn and raised it to the next level of sophistication. If I could post an image, I would, because I am rather proud of the outcome, thanks to your instruction!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I never would have given this pattern a go - it looks too complicated. But, you have made it doable for me. I’m making a baby blanket for my grandson and am so excited to finish it up. ❤❤❤
I have some left over chenille yarn that I wanted to use but didn't know exactly what to do with it as it was difficult for me to work. This is PERFECT. I'm really excited to get started. Thank you for your informative and easy to understand and follow tutorial.
Your videos are very simple and easy to follow! ❤ I'm self taught, but relearning crocheting from the ground up so I can follow patterns and make better stuff for my family.
This was a fantastic tutorial! You didn't assume we knew how to do the edges. And you really slow down and showed exactly what to do. So many crochet teachers don't do those things and I have a hard time following.
I’m amazed with this stitch, I will definitely be using this stitch for a baby blanket for my new granddaughter, which is due on my daughter’s birthday April 19th ❤️🤗❤️🤗 Thank you for sharing this beautiful stitch with our crochet community
I wish you had stayed with the solid light colored chunky yarn, it was MUCH easier to see . Good tutorial though. You are very detailed which is so helpful when learning or perfecting a new stitch. Thanks for all your time and effort to help others (I really need it). You are appreciated
Excellent instruction! Thank you so much for this info., but you didn't mention how to finish this piece. Is there a "break-down" row for the final edge like there was a "set-up" row at the beginning? Or do we just tie off after the last stitch of our 4-row pattern repeat?
Hi! Love the tutorial, it’s the first project that is actually going right for me. I want to add a boarder around my blanket but I’m not sure what stitch to use. Does anyone have recommendations that would look good with this stitch?
Love this, and I’ve used this video time and again while crocheting a baby blanket for a friend, I just have one question. Do I have to do anything specific to tying the end? I’m at the end of my last row and I’m not sure how to tie it
Love this, and I’ve used this video time and again while crocheting a baby blanket for a friend, I just have one question. Do I have to do anything specific to tying the end? I’m at the end of my last row and I’m not sure how to tie it
I wonder how these longer stitches come out after washing. I haven’t tried your double etc for fear of getting loopies that ruin the look of the blanket with bernat chenille yarn .
Very good video!!! I am just confused when to start front post and back post when starting a new row. Are odd rows starts with back post and even rows start front post?
Perfect! Thank you. I tried a different pattern multiple times and it never turned out and didnt feel right and i found this and I got it on first try and it looks beautiful! Thank you!! I used loops and thread bulky 6 rose design and it looks like a garden trellis. ❤
Hi thank so much for this tutorial Could you please advise me on how many chains I would do for a baby blanket as I am a beginner and would love to try this Many thanks ❤️
Hi Geraldine! I usually make my baby blankets 80cm wide, so I would just chain until I reach that length. It’s hard to give an exact amount of chains as it depends on what yarn you use, hook size and tension. 🥰
Thank you so much! I wanted to do exactly this - I did one blanket with double trebles but I prefer to make trebles.I have some lovely yarn I want to use. Best finish up my other project!
I find that if you just repeat row 3 only the effect is more cohesive, like a basket weave. Also in variegated yarn the yarn behind the post stitches are glaringly obvious like a sewing line. Just couldn't have that and not be bothered by it.
I really like this pattern and I have some blanket yarn that I’ve been holding on to until I had a pattern. I think this is it. Also wondering if I could do this in a 4 weight yarn? Because I have a lot of self striping yarn. Maybe increasing from 2 DC to 3DC? What do ya think? Have a blessed day 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️.
I am always happy to see your postings. You are very talented yarn construction designer. I enjoy your videos and always look forward to your next posting.
Hello Rebecca. My name is Cathie, and I have been watching you and have learned quite a bit from you, but the one ST that I have a LOT of problem with is the BLTC. I've got the FLTC down pat, but the back one, I just can't seem to grasp. This is a beautiful design.
Hi I love your channel and have made several blankets/ throws out of the stitch you used to make the foot warmer for the bottom of your daughters bed . I used a bulky 6 yarn and they are lovely 🥰 I want to try this basket weave. Will you mind giving me you opinion on the hook size I’m in the USA. I usually you a 10mm with the bulky 6 yarn. Is a 10 mm too big for the basket weave pattern? Thank You in advance
I really appreciate your tutorials. You are very clear when you speak. thank you also for explaining what a back post stitches as opposed to a front postage so clearly!
This technique is my go to - ua-cam.com/video/lEBbs8R0zdU/v-deo.htmlsi=0jRZvN63UFlKwpsa It can be used to join new yarn mid row but also at the end of a row too ☺️
I am confused, because in the blue swatch with the chunky yarn, it looks as if it’s three rows in each direction but the pattern is only a 4 row repeat and not a 6 row repeat? I’m very confused!
Was looking for an easy but more elevated pattern for some baby blanket yarn and this is perfect! Not making a baby blanket, just like how soft it is 😂
Thank you, I’ve only tried V stitch before, as you said chenille is notoriously tricky to crochet with. Now I can dig out some yarn I’ve had for a few years and try out this pretty textured stitch. 🧶🌟
I love your tutorials. You have helped me learn so much so quickly. For me, you make the videos just right with just enough repetition to get me comfortable to be independent after a few trials. Thank you so much for your channel.
Great tutorial thank you I was wondering could you give me a rough idea how many chains for a baby blanket as I am a beginner I would really love to try this Thank you so much 💓
Nice pattern; however, I think a single color would work better for the demo.
Thanks for the feedback Barbara, it really is appreciated! 🌸
Yes indeed, this color is a bit distracting..
And although you explained nice the colors are not good for my sight.Thank you for teaching us and sharing your knowledge.
Blessings yo you
Thank you so much for creating this video. I created a HUGE and HEAVY blanket using two huge 547 yard/500m (4.4lb/2kg total weight) rounds of Lion Brand Cover Story Super Bulky (6) Yarn. This pattern took a somewhat casually-textured yarn and raised it to the next level of sophistication. If I could post an image, I would, because I am rather proud of the outcome, thanks to your instruction!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I never would have given this pattern a go - it looks too complicated. But, you have made it doable for me. I’m making a baby blanket for my grandson and am so excited to finish it up. ❤❤❤
I have some left over chenille yarn that I wanted to use but didn't know exactly what to do with it as it was difficult for me to work. This is PERFECT. I'm really excited to get started. Thank you for your informative and easy to understand and follow tutorial.
Best explanation for front and back posts I’ve ever seen.
Wow, thank you ☺️ 🥰
Your videos are very simple and easy to follow! ❤ I'm self taught, but relearning crocheting from the ground up so I can follow patterns and make better stuff for my family.
Just looking for an easy nice afghan . I just wonder how many skeins I need to make a lap afghan.
I love your videos! You are very good at teaching new stitches and patterns. You don't go too fast or too slow. Thank you!
Just started baby blanket with chenille and this lovely stitch. Thank you. Delighted with this.
Wonderful! I’m so glad you like how it’s working up 💕
Where would I be without you, you help me more than you can ever know, i love to crochet but cannot read a pattern 😊😊
Thanks so much Angela! I’m so glad the videos are useful! 🌸
This was a fantastic tutorial! You didn't assume we knew how to do the edges. And you really slow down and showed exactly what to do. So many crochet teachers don't do those things and I have a hard time following.
I like how you give both the UK and US terminology. I have never begun the rows like you showed. It is wonderful.
I’m amazed with this stitch, I will definitely be using this stitch for a baby blanket for my new granddaughter, which is due on my daughter’s birthday April 19th ❤️🤗❤️🤗
Thank you for sharing this beautiful stitch with our crochet community
Thank you so much Dawn! 🌸 congratulations on the news of your granddaughter, how exciting! 🥰
I love this stitch, I’ve made quite a few blankets using it ❤
Thank you so much for introducing me to this stitch. I really like the way you start your rows. You are a wonderful instructor! ☮️🌍🌲
Thank you so much Jennie! 🌸🥰
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I wish you had stayed with the solid light colored chunky yarn, it was MUCH easier to see .
Good tutorial though. You are very detailed which is so helpful when learning or perfecting a new stitch.
Thanks for all your time and effort to help others (I really need it).
You are appreciated
The post stitch is my favourite one and it’s what I’m always asked to make for family and friends. Thanks for your wonderful tutorials. ❤
Thank you so much! I enjoy them too! 🥰
Excellent instruction! Thank you so much for this info., but you didn't mention how to finish this piece. Is there a "break-down" row for the final edge like there was a "set-up" row at the beginning? Or do we just tie off after the last stitch of our 4-row pattern repeat?
Your videos r fantastic xx
Thank you so much!
Hi! Love the tutorial, it’s the first project that is actually going right for me. I want to add a boarder around my blanket but I’m not sure what stitch to use. Does anyone have recommendations that would look good with this stitch?
I am left handed
Love this, and I’ve used this video time and again while crocheting a baby blanket for a friend, I just have one question. Do I have to do anything specific to tying the end? I’m at the end of my last row and I’m not sure how to tie it
Love this, and I’ve used this video time and again while crocheting a baby blanket for a friend, I just have one question. Do I have to do anything specific to tying the end? I’m at the end of my last row and I’m not sure how to tie it
I may do a scarf with this pattern.
That would be beautiful 😍
Thank you. I was able to make my first crochet blanket using this tutorial. So beautiful. I appreciate your video so much. ❤
You are so welcome! I’m so glad to hear that 🩷
I wonder how these longer stitches come out after washing. I haven’t tried your double etc for fear of getting loopies that ruin the look of the blanket with bernat chenille yarn .
Very good video!!! I am just confused when to start front post and back post when starting a new row. Are odd rows starts with back post and even rows start front post?
Another great tutorial thankyou, watching from Australia!
You are so welcome! And thank you! All the way from Aus! 🥰🌸
Very nice. I was looking for a pattern for a chunky yarn
I hope you enjoy this one ☺️🌸
Just wondering how you finish it off , once you got to the suze you want ?????
Perfect! Thank you. I tried a different pattern multiple times and it never turned out and didnt feel right and i found this and I got it on first try and it looks beautiful! Thank you!! I used loops and thread bulky 6 rose design and it looks like a garden trellis. ❤
Wonderful! That sounds so beautiful and I’m so happy that the tutorial was useful! 🌸
Can this pattern be done with a triple stitch instead of a double stitch?
Yes you absolutely could 😍
Thank you
Hi thank so much for this tutorial
Could you please advise me on how many chains I would do for a baby blanket as I am a beginner and would love to try this
Many thanks ❤️
Hi Geraldine!
I usually make my baby blankets 80cm wide, so I would just chain until I reach that length. It’s hard to give an exact amount of chains as it depends on what yarn you use, hook size and tension. 🥰
Thank you so much! I wanted to do exactly this - I did one blanket with double trebles but I prefer to make trebles.I have some lovely yarn I want to use. Best finish up my other project!
That sounds wonderful! 🥰
I searched for you because you are very clear and specific. 😊
I'm so glad! Thank you ☺️ 🌸
I find that if you just repeat row 3 only the effect is more cohesive, like a basket weave. Also in variegated yarn the yarn behind the post stitches are glaringly obvious like a sewing line. Just couldn't have that and not be bothered by it.
I'm new at crocheting, I absolutely loved this. Thank you for sharing.
So glad! Thank you 🌸 I hope you enjoy your crochet journey!
Do u know about how many yards it would take to make a baby blanket with this stitch
I really like this pattern and I have some blanket yarn that I’ve been holding on to until I had a pattern. I think this is it. Also wondering if I could do this in a 4 weight yarn? Because I have a lot of self striping yarn. Maybe increasing from 2 DC to 3DC? What do ya think? Have a blessed day 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️.
I am always happy to see your postings. You are very talented yarn construction designer. I enjoy your videos and always look forward to your next posting.
Thank you so much! That’s very kind 🥰🌸
Hello Rebecca. My name is Cathie, and I have been watching you and have learned quite a bit from you, but the one ST that I have a LOT of problem with is the BLTC. I've got the FLTC down pat, but the back one, I just can't seem to grasp. This is a beautiful design.
Hi I love your channel and have made several blankets/ throws out of the stitch you used to make the foot warmer for the bottom of your daughters bed . I used a bulky 6 yarn and they are lovely 🥰 I want to try this basket weave. Will you mind giving me you opinion on the hook size I’m in the USA. I usually you a 10mm with the bulky 6 yarn. Is a 10 mm too big for the basket weave pattern? Thank You in advance
Love this waffle pattern, especially for chenille yarn! 🧶
Me too! Thank you 🩷
A lovely snuggly pattern, using the chenille or velour yarns & easy , clear instructions to follow thankyou 👍🏻
Thanks so much 😊 I’m so glad you like it
This is perfect,thank ou!
Not a big fan of bulky yarn, so I would do this stitch in a 4 weight. Very nice thank you
It would be beautiful 🤩 🥰
Happy UK Mother's Day Rebekah!👏👏🙂🇨🇦
Thank you so much Debra! ❤️
Oh this will be a great boy baby blanket! Gotta do this one. The older I get, yep, the more baby items I need 🤭🥇🎠🧸🎈
I hope that you enjoy it! 🌸🥰
I will try this one but just doing the v stitch love your chanel show me lot and very easy to understand stand thankyou for showing me
You’re welcome 😊 And I’m so glad my videos are useful for you!
Great stitch! I have so much blanket and chenille yarn that I need to do something with. Thank you!❤
Wonderful! I hope you like it 🌸🥰
Hi Rabecca it's gorgeous loving the stitch, thank you for sharing 😎💗
Thank you so much, I’m really glad you like it! 🌸
Hi I just found you and love what you do, I’m new at crocheting but your teacher me a lot thank you♥️👍🌹🙂✌️🧶
I really appreciate your tutorials. You are very clear when you speak. thank you also for explaining what a back post stitches as opposed to a front postage so clearly!
Thank you so much! 🌸🥰
Thank you for this video! I was looking all over for a great pattern for my chunky yarn. This works great for it!!!
great pattern can you tell me your preferred method of changing to a new skein of yarn when using bulky yarns?
This technique is my go to - ua-cam.com/video/lEBbs8R0zdU/v-deo.htmlsi=0jRZvN63UFlKwpsa
It can be used to join new yarn mid row but also at the end of a row too ☺️
I love this stitch! I am going to try it with velvet yarn, which I seem to have too much of. 🙃 thank you for this!
That will be beautiful 😍
I am confused, because in the blue swatch with the chunky yarn, it looks as if it’s three rows in each direction but the pattern is only a 4 row repeat and not a 6 row repeat? I’m very confused!
I Love the Looks of this and can't wait to try it with a Bulky yarn. Thanks for the tutorial.
You are so welcome! I hope you love it 🥰
Was looking for an easy but more elevated pattern for some baby blanket yarn and this is perfect! Not making a baby blanket, just like how soft it is 😂
can you use thicker yarn also?
Love the stitch, looks like a basket weave, which makes a very interesting material.
Yes like a mini basket weave! 🌸🥰
Easy to understand, and has a beautiful result. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! I’m so happy that you like it 😀
Thank you, I’ve only tried V stitch before, as you said chenille is notoriously tricky to crochet with. Now I can dig out some yarn I’ve had for a few years and try out this pretty textured stitch. 🧶🌟
Beautiful...Thank you Rebekah❤🤗
Glad you enjoyed it! 🥰
Beautiful pattern 😊
Beautiful crochet stitch thanks for sharing
You’re welcome 😊 and thank you
I'm wondering how this is in terms of yarn consumption? Is it a yarn-eater or is it pretty good? 😅
Just made a little snuggle square! It’s turned out soo beautiful 😍 thank you for this video. Super easy to follow ❤️ x
That’s wonderful to hear, thank you Nadia! 🥰🌸
Lovely stitch not done this one will have to try it thankyou x
You’re welcome 😊 I hope you like it!
I always enjoy your tutorials they are so clear and easy to understand....Thank you 😊
Love this stitch It is a yarn eater though😱
That’s very true! It is a bit of a yarn eater! 😅🌸
What size hook?
I love your tutorials. You have helped me learn so much so quickly. For me, you make the videos just right with just enough repetition to get me comfortable to be independent after a few trials. Thank you so much for your channel.
Very nice thank you for the idea!!!🌸🌸
You are so welcome! And thank you so much! 🥰
How am I ending up with one extra stitch at the ene of the row? I have done it twice in a row! 🤦♀️
Can I use hdc on each end? USA terms
Yes that’s correct! 🌸
This is lovely - what sort of border would you put on this?
Thank you
Looks lovely 🥰 and simple to follow, thanks for sharing ❤
You’re welcome 😊 and thanks so much! 🌸
@@BlossomCrochet ur welcome, I got a Wendy giggles variegated yarn, u would like these Rebekah 😊
Very nice. A yarn eater, but not too bad. ❤❤
So true! 🌸
Really like this! Thank you
You're so welcome! ♥️
I love the stitch, yarn and colors!❤ thank you!
So glad! Thanks so much! 🌸
Love this ! Can’t wait to try!
Hope you like it!
Great tutorial - thank you!
You're very welcome! Thank you ☺️
I’ll be starting this today! It’s a gift for a friend and is going to look wonderful in lightest purple!! Thank you!
Love this stitch Rebekah it would make a lovely rug in that chunky yarn 😊Amanda xx💞
Oooh yes it would! 🌸🥰😍
Beautiful pattern and lovely yarn 😍
Thank you as always! 🥰🌸
Wow so Beautiful 😍
Thank you so much 😊
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I am giving this a try.
That’s wonderful Alice! 🌸
This is beautiful and lots of ideas for this pattern ❤❤❤
Thanks o much Lorraine! 🥰🌸
@@BlossomCrochet ❤️
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I am going to have to try this pattern. Thank you for sharing.
Great tutorial thank you
I was wondering could you give me a rough idea how many chains for a baby blanket as I am a beginner
I would really love to try this
Thank you so much 💓
Thanks so much Kimberli! 🌸
I tend to make my baby blankets approximately 80cm wide so I’d just chain groups of 4 until I reach that length 🥰🌸
Enjoying this pattern very much!!! Thank you for sharing!
So glad! And thank you! ❤️
Varigated is harder to see.
Thank you!
You're welcome! 🌸
Can’t wait to try this!
Hope you like it!
So fun!
Thank you ☺️
A very nice stitch and easy to remember. I think this stitch would make lovely blankets. It seems quite dense and warm 🌼
I think so too! It really is so warm and soft 🌸🥰