You're a wonderful teacher because you take the time to explain WHY. I learned how to crochet five years ago by following along one of your scarf videos. Thank you, Robin! I'm still watching every video you give us.
Thank you Robin for another beautiful tutorial. You really made it look so doable, your explanations are always clear and concise. Can’t wait to give this stitch a try. Even though I packed up most of my yarn (moving ugh) I sure kept my yarn within arms reach 😂. Your the best Robin ❤. gayle
Oh wow!! This looks like an excellent stitch for a scrap yarn blanket! I’m so excited - going to go diving into my scrap yarn basket now. Thank you, Robin! You’re really the best in the business! ❤
Well! Now I'm going to have to make a chenille blanket with this stitch too! I'm working on making a C2C JAYG gingham blanket now, and I'm a few rows in, but I'm genuinely considering frogging it and using this stitch instead. C2C JAYG isn't hard once you get going, but there's a lot of ends to manage, and chenille yarn is a real pain when it comes to end management.
Lovely stitch Robin and there are no so many ends to tidy up. Similar look to basket weave, just easier I think. A break from granny squares. Thank you so much as I always look forward to your Tuesdays videos 😂😂 🧶Maria🧶
This looks great and easier than I thought 😜 Could you use this to make a blanket? And where those floaters are on sides… how could you do a simple border around the blanket then to also cover up those sides where the floaters are? 😊 Thank you for sharing this. 💜🥰💜
Beautiful stitch and the video is very easy to follow with clear instructions. I was just wondering about one thing though... how would you work down the sides when putting on a border? Thank you for all your hard work you put in to your videos, it shows.
I ran across the Trio blanket which seems very similar to the stitch here, except it uses 6+4 and a HDC on the first row. I bought 3 different colorways of the Scheepjes Whirl cakes for it; now I'm torn as to whether to follow what you did or the Trio pattern. She uses a 'fancy' stitch at the end to avoid the bigger holes a chain 3 for the DC leaves at the edge. Do you think that's an issue? I've never used a patter with DC stitch; I have knitted for years but just taught myself crochet for the amigurumis and baby blankets. You're my favorite instructor!!
You can use as many or as few colours as you wish! You might not be able to float the yarn up the sides but if you're happy weaving in the ends then that's not a problem!
Beautiful pattern! I also love the puff flower tutorial! I am glad you are making more videos again. You are one of the first persons that I followed on you tube. Thanks for sharing Your talent!
Thank you for sharing your videos, another blanket to keep my arthritic fingers moving! Your pink/green/white project is very pretty! I thought initially this was going to be a hard pattern. Lol. Definitely not! Cheers to you and all fellow crochet followers. 💐
I'm actually making my grandson a pocket scarf using this stitch. I love it, its so easy. Actually hard to mess up which is awesome for a frog queen like myself😂😂. Great tutorial Robin!!!!! Tyfs God bless you
Alright, Robin, you’ve convinced me. Trying this one out this weekend, lol. I’ve been eyeing this pattern for ages, and have the perfect baby blanket project for it.
Very lovely .. always a beaut pleasure to watch your clips and you working your very beautiful stitch work. Another wonderful stitch pattern too. Cheers from Western Australia.✌🏻🩷🌷🌿
I wonder if this would look nice with a neutral tone variegated yarn and maybe a solid blue for some beach/summer vibes. 🤔 Either way, delightful stitch Miss Robin! So glad youre back! 💕 🧶
I was thinking of so many color combinations watching this! I like dark colors, but appreciate you showing us in the lighter ones so I know what I am doing! I've made so many things from your tutorials! You are amazing!! Oh, I finally saw your beautiful face today. I searched you on Google, and saw you in a video with another maker. I didn't expect the blue hair, but you totally pull it off! 💙💙💙 Thank you for all of your hard work!
What kind of border would you recommend for this blanket? Do you think you could do four stitches on either end and then put the border around the outside stitches to give the edges a cleaner look with still having the three stitches along the sides? Just brainstorming! It's a lovely blanket. I have been commissioned to make baby blankets for new moms at our church, and I think this would be a good candidate.❤🧶❤️🧶❤️
This stitch reminds me of a tea cozy I knitted many years ago. The completed tea cozy resembled a basket of flowers, although I did buy ready made flowers for that since I couldn't crochet at the time.
I just got into crocheting after knitting for about 12 years since first grade, because my brother is having twins! I have to say your tutorials are so easy to follow along, 100% the best I have come across
All experts are not good teacher. But u are also expert and good teacher.We all want more and more designs from U . I m from kolkata West Bengal . India ❤
Robin I love the look of this pattern. I always feel a blanket needs a final boarder to gives it a finished look. What kind of boarder would you suggest?
I'm in love with this pattern. Do you have a written version of this pattern? I teach two crochet classes and I know my students would love to learn this pattern. Fantastic work. Great video. I am now a subscriber. :) Thanks so much!!
@@HookedbyRobin Thank you very much. I see that you've added the written pattern to your website. YAY!!! I have a question about the carried-up strands. Is there a way to hide them as they are a different color from the stitches they are lying up against? Do you think a border would work with this pattern? I really love this pattern and am teaching it today in my class. Great job!!! 👏👏👏
Thank you Robin! You always explain things clearly and your projects are absolutely gorgeous.I LOVE your tutorials. And this stitch looks soooo pretty.💕
This is a beautiful stitch!! I always get so excited when there is one that I can do with confidence! Thank you for your lovely tutorials! I’m very grateful! ❤️💕🙏🏼
You are such a great teacher! You take time to truly explain steps, explaining and showing each step, why and what the stitches looks like. Thank you. 😊
Love crochet? Then you'll LOVE this stitch next! ua-cam.com/video/sbLTAQS4qvA/v-deo.html 👈🥰
Very doable! Thank you, Robin!
You’re welcome Amy!😃
I'm so happy you made a tutorial for this stitch Robin, i love your work and i was so excited to see you upload again!
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WOW, I actually think I can do this. Thank you for your crystal clear video and incredible verbal instructions!!!
You are very welcome! You can absolutely do this 😃🧶
I already see myself doing a rainbow blanket with this.
That would be amazing!😃
You're a wonderful teacher because you take the time to explain WHY. I learned how to crochet five years ago by following along one of your scarf videos. Thank you, Robin! I'm still watching every video you give us.
Thank you so much Marion for the support!😀
Thank you Robin for another beautiful tutorial. You really made it look so doable, your explanations are always clear and concise. Can’t wait to give this stitch a try. Even though I packed up most of my yarn (moving ugh) I sure kept my yarn within arms reach 😂. Your the best Robin ❤. gayle
You're so welcome Gayle! I hope the move goes/went well.😀🙌
As a knitter for decades,ive always floated strands up the side,
i was just about to type that its something knitters have always done
Hey Robin, I'm actually a beginner...I wanted to ask that can we use this pattern while making a bucket bag/drawstring bag?
I don't see why not!
Thankyou 😊
Thanks this really helped
Yay! Glad to hear this! X
Love this stitch! You always explain the patterns so well. I’m 72 and I know I can do it! Thank you so much! ❤️Grandma Brenda
Thank you Brenda, it is such a good stitch!🧶
So pretty! Thank you for tutorial ❤️✅️💯
You’re welcome 😊
You are an excellent teacher. You take the time to explain and show how to do the project. Thank you
Thank you so much! 🥰
Wow, so close to 800k and very well deserved, too 😊
It's a rather overwhelmingly large number! 😳
@@HookedbyRobinyou work very hard for it, so please enjoy 😊
Oh wow!! This looks like an excellent stitch for a scrap yarn blanket! I’m so excited - going to go diving into my scrap yarn basket now. Thank you, Robin! You’re really the best in the business! ❤
Thank you so much Cindy!🥰🤗
My mind was blown when you first showed the magic of carrying yarn when you have 3 colors. This is a cool stitch for it!
Yessss!😀🙌
Well! Now I'm going to have to make a chenille blanket with this stitch too! I'm working on making a C2C JAYG gingham blanket now, and I'm a few rows in, but I'm genuinely considering frogging it and using this stitch instead. C2C JAYG isn't hard once you get going, but there's a lot of ends to manage, and chenille yarn is a real pain when it comes to end management.
Chenille and ends are a nightmare combination! This would be GORGEOUS in a soft chenille 😍
Lovely stitch Robin and there are no so many ends to tidy up. Similar look to basket weave, just easier I think. A break from granny squares. Thank you so much as I always look forward to your Tuesdays videos 😂😂 🧶Maria🧶
Aw thank you as always for your wonderful support Maria! 🥰
This looks great and easier than I thought 😜
Could you use this to make a blanket?
And where those floaters are on sides… how could you do a simple border around the blanket then to also cover up those sides where the floaters are? 😊
Thank you for sharing this.
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You can pop any border you fancy on! Simply treat it the same as any other blanket when bordering, just sandwich the floated tails in as you go :)
Beautiful stitch and the video is very easy to follow with clear instructions. I was just wondering about one thing though... how would you work down the sides when putting on a border? Thank you for all your hard work you put in to your videos, it shows.
I sandwich in the floats - so crochet the border as normal but crochet over the floats as you go - it hides them all completely! 😀
Summer, beautiful 😻❤️ thank you 👍🏾
You’re welcome!😃
Excite 🐐
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I ran across the Trio blanket which seems very similar to the stitch here, except it uses 6+4 and a HDC on the first row. I bought 3 different colorways of the Scheepjes Whirl cakes for it; now I'm torn as to whether to follow what you did or the Trio pattern. She uses a 'fancy' stitch at the end to avoid the bigger holes a chain 3 for the DC leaves at the edge. Do you think that's an issue? I've never used a patter with DC stitch; I have knitted for years but just taught myself crochet for the amigurumis and baby blankets. You're my favorite instructor!!
Personally, given how expensive the Whirls are, I'd follow the Trio blanket pattern as it's been designed for the fine yarn :)
@@HookedbyRobin Hadn't thought about how tiny fingering weight is. I may finish when the baby is 5, if I'm lucky.
I love this.
Can I just use 2 colors?
You can use as many or as few colours as you wish! You might not be able to float the yarn up the sides but if you're happy weaving in the ends then that's not a problem!
@HookedbyRobin that's what I thought. I'll do the 3 colors first and maybe 2 later. Tha k you so much! This is awesome!
I was recently asked to make a blanket for someone and I've been looking for the right pattern for her. Right on time! This is it.
It makes a wonderful blanket Linda!😃
Beautiful pattern! I also love the puff flower tutorial! I am glad you are making more videos again. You are one of the first persons that I followed on you tube. Thanks for sharing Your talent!
Thank you so much, that’s very kind!🥰🧶
Thank you for sharing your videos, another blanket to keep my arthritic fingers moving! Your pink/green/white project is very pretty! I thought initially this was going to be a hard pattern. Lol. Definitely not! Cheers to you and all fellow crochet followers. 💐
My pleasure Marilyn!😀🧶
I am want to make one baby blanket with three different colors and now I will used your pattern for it. Thank you for your tutorial 😊❤❤🤗👍
You’re so welcome Georgina, that will look lovely!😃
Love this pattern Robin. Can’t wait to start mine. Thanks for sharing your brilliant work with us again. Your tutorials are so easy to follow. 💕💕💕
Thank you so much Susan, I am pleased you like them!😀
Robin, thank you for this interesting pattern. Is there a multiple for making larger squares for a throw size blanket? Thanks in advance
I always look forward to seeing your next video ❤
Awh, thank you so much Elsie!😀
Oh I have been looking for a tutorial about this stitch! Thank you! Do you think this would work with a foundation row chain?
I'm actually making my grandson a pocket scarf using this stitch. I love it, its so easy. Actually hard to mess up which is awesome for a frog queen like myself😂😂. Great tutorial Robin!!!!! Tyfs God bless you
Frog queen!😅
Robin this is so pretty! Do you think it would work with a HDC stitch? Thank you for the tutorial!
Alright, Robin, you’ve convinced me. Trying this one out this weekend, lol. I’ve been eyeing this pattern for ages, and have the perfect baby blanket project for it.
Let me know how it goes!😀
I totally will!
I’m making a blanket with this stitch. What do I do when my yarn runs out mid-row? How do I work in the new skein without it coming undone?
Always love your videos.
Aw thank you Melanie!
Really nice , thank you Robin. I always enjoy and appreciate your tutorials 🙏🏻 so thank you again ❤
Thank you for being so supportive Dill!🤗
@@HookedbyRobin you’re so very welcome Robin ❤️
If I wanted to use only 2 colors, would I have to cut and weave in every single end? 😬 or is there a different/easier way to do it
Thank you so much for the tutorial. You are very clear in your instructions which I appreciate.
Thank you Karen!😃
Very lovely .. always a beaut pleasure to watch your clips and you working your very beautiful stitch work. Another wonderful stitch pattern too. Cheers from Western Australia.✌🏻🩷🌷🌿
Thank you so much Sarah-Jane!😃🧶
This is such a easy gorgeous stitch! I use it often ❤🤍💙
It really is Pammy!🧶
I wonder if this would look nice with a neutral tone variegated yarn and maybe a solid blue for some beach/summer vibes. 🤔
Either way, delightful stitch Miss Robin! So glad youre back! 💕 🧶
Definitely give it a go!😀
I was thinking of so many color combinations watching this! I like dark colors, but appreciate you showing us in the lighter ones so I know what I am doing! I've made so many things from your tutorials! You are amazing!! Oh, I finally saw your beautiful face today. I searched you on Google, and saw you in a video with another maker. I didn't expect the blue hair, but you totally pull it off! 💙💙💙 Thank you for all of your hard work!
Yes, dark colours would look just as good Angie! Awh, thank you. That’s very kind!!😃 x
I'm thinking I might want do this with triple crochet
Thank you for sharing your tutorial video, with us!! That's a beautiful stitch!! ❤️
You are most welcome! 🥰
Love this one too! Amazing! Very pretty. Thank you very much Robin! 🧶🥰🇺🇸🇬🇧
You’re very welcome!😃
I love the colors and the stitch ❤
It is such a pretty one Joyce!😍🧶
What kind of border would you recommend for this blanket? Do you think you could do four stitches on either end and then put the border around the outside stitches to give the edges a cleaner look with still having the three stitches along the sides? Just brainstorming! It's a lovely blanket. I have been commissioned to make baby blankets for new moms at our church, and I think this would be a good candidate.❤🧶❤️🧶❤️
You can use any border you fancy! No set rules.😃🧶
This stitch reminds me of a tea cozy I knitted many years ago. The completed tea cozy resembled a basket of flowers, although I did buy ready made flowers for that since I couldn't crochet at the time.
That sounds so lovely!😃🌸
I just got into crocheting after knitting for about 12 years since first grade, because my brother is having twins! I have to say your tutorials are so easy to follow along, 100% the best I have come across
Thank you so much Marissa!🥰🧶
Love this stitch. Would like to try making a scarf or a baby blanket. Thank you for your clear instructions. 🙏
That’s a wonderful idea!😃
Ok…ok watching this video all I could think would be this would make really cute decorated pillow cases ❤
Yes!!!!
love the pattern and the challenge working with 3 balls haHa this will be my next project. thank you for a g8 tutorial
😅 You’ve got this!🙌
Random thought, if I did samples of all the stitches on your videos because I have a short attention span would I be able to make a blanket??
Definitely give it a go Helen!😃
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I did this pattern with yarn that quickly changes color, and did two rows of each at a time. It makes a really fun color splatter effect.
Ooooo, I love the sound of that Justin!😍
Thanks for the stitch tutorial. Very helpful and clear instructions.
You're so welcome Jenny!🧶
All experts are not good teacher. But u are also expert and good teacher.We all want more and more designs from U . I m from kolkata West Bengal . India ❤
Thank you so much!😃🧶
Was wondering, how would this stitch look using a variegated yarn ?
Give it a try Teresa!😃
It’s so soothing to listen to you repeat the pattern and watch you crochet Like meditation💕🧶
Awh, that is lovely to read - thank you!🥰🤗
I think this is the next one I should try! ❤ What kind of border would you recommend to add?
Hi Kirsten, you can use any border you fancy!😃
This looks so neat! I bet it would also be a pretty good way to use up your yarn stash. Thanks for posting this video 😍
Definitely!🙌
Thank you for another wonderful tutorial. This is a very pretty stitch, can’t wait to try
You're so welcome!🧶
I love this pattern! Do you have a border that you would recommend for it?
You can use any border you fancy Gloria!😃
Love this, thank you for sharing this tutorial Robin.
You're welcome!😀🧶
So beautiful. I am making a small blanket with this right away.
That sounds great!😀
Thanks robin,your instructions are very clear ,
Thank you so much Romy!😀🥰
I love this stitch. Thank you so very much.❤
You're very welcome Joanne!🧶
What a lovely stitch. I can't wait to try it. Thanks!
It really is!😍🧶
❤ l will try to make a blanket in different colors five o or six colors
That sounds wonderful Maria!😍
Beautiful stitch thank you God bless
Thank you Karen!😀
this is a cute stitch seems to work great for cotton dish rags super easy to
So easy!😃🥳
You are a very good teacher. Thank you.
Thank you so much Alba!😀
Robin I love the look of this pattern. I always feel a blanket needs a final boarder to gives it a finished look. What kind of boarder would you suggest?
Hi Peggy, I have blanket border videos here: ua-cam.com/play/PLP0pPGx0kI89mFLK-9nH2qaEvzMJP0rD6.html&si=U67M4yOVIajCD7XR 😃
Thank you 🕊
Thanks Robin, love your work
Thank you so much!🥰
I’m so excited for this tutorial ❤
Thank you so much Marlaine!😀
Great tutorial!!! I love this stitch. ❤
Thank you so much!😃🧶
Very cute, thank you for the tutorial ❤❤
You're so welcome Jerrian!😀
I'm in love with this pattern. Do you have a written version of this pattern? I teach two crochet classes and I know my students would love to learn this pattern. Fantastic work. Great video. I am now a subscriber. :) Thanks so much!!
Hi Peggy, thank you for subscribing!😃 Pattern is coming to my website soon: www.hookedbyrobin.com/
@@HookedbyRobin Thank you very much. I see that you've added the written pattern to your website. YAY!!! I have a question about the carried-up strands. Is there a way to hide them as they are a different color from the stitches they are lying up against? Do you think a border would work with this pattern? I really love this pattern and am teaching it today in my class. Great job!!! 👏👏👏
@@peggyharris3156 a border would cover the floated yarn no problem 👍
Gonna have to do that one! Thank you, again! ❤🙂
My pleasure Donna!😀
Thank you for sharing, going to try this
You’re so welcome Shay!😃
Robin that is so pretty 😍 thank you
You are most welcome! 🥰🧶
Going to try that stich thankyou again❤
You’re welcome Carol!😃
looks nice but bet its a yarn eater
No more than any other stitch :)
Can you make baby blanket from this
I’d make a sample and see if you like it!😃
@@HookedbyRobin is it a yarn eater. I have 1200 yards of the 4 weight yarn I want to use. Do you think that would be enough?
It looks so gorgeous!!
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Beautiful ❤️
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Love love love this
Thank you!😃
Thank you for another simple to follow video. Think I'll give this a try for my next project. Much appreciated 😊
Great idea Karen!😃
Thank you Robin! You always explain things clearly and your projects are absolutely gorgeous.I LOVE your tutorials. And this stitch looks soooo pretty.💕
You’re so welcome!🥰
This is a beautiful stitch!! I always get so excited when there is one that I can do with confidence!
Thank you for your lovely tutorials! I’m very grateful! ❤️💕🙏🏼
Thank you Trina!🥰🤗
Such a pretty stitch, & less gappy than some of the others typically used for blankets. I love it!!!
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Lovely
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Thanks!
Thank you so much for the support Sheri!😀🧶
You are such a great teacher! You take time to truly explain steps, explaining and showing each step, why and what the stitches looks like. Thank you. 😊
Thank you so much Denise!🥰🧶
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This would make a great dishcloth stitch. You can make it in colors that match a person's kitchen. You always explain things so well.
Thank you so much Nancy!🥰
Hi Robin I love the interlocking stitch I will gave it a try so thank you for sharing me how to do the stitch. So have a good day.
You’re welcome Kathy!😃
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