Thank you! I am a beginner and ready to move forward by reading patterns. I started a few projects only to get frustrated because I know basic lingo but I had no clue about the use of hyphens, parentheses, or brackets! Thank you for explaining everything in easy to understand terms! I can't wait to try those mentioned projects again!
My Mom tried to teach me to read crochet patterns as a teenager it never clicked & I gave up trying to learn crochet…now comes Covid in April 2020 I found crochet on UA-cam 😳😳WOW…never knew it existed! I started watching tutorials & I was writing in a notebook what content creator was saying as they crocheted so I could go back and work on my project. Well one day it clicked this is a PATTERN! It opened my crochet world like a bunch of chains wrapped around my brain had been broken loose……crochet is my main & basically the one craft I go to it is so relaxing….I am working on getting used to reading diagrams. 👍🏻
Mikey, halfway through the video presentation, someone lit a firecracker, and, stuffed it inside my head as I watched this video. At that point, the firecracker went off, and, I was not able to grasp the process any further. This video is power-packed with information! I went into "overload" , my brain collapsed. I can't do this video-it's too much for me! Doug😱😿🥺😵
Wonderful instructions. I was able to start and stop tutorial with ease, and learned the myster behind curved and square brackets. Thanks from Seattle, Washington.
Just what I have needed have only been crocheting for about three year and have yet to know how to read a pattern. I just come to Crochet Crowd and watch you and learn how to make an Afghan. I think as to date I've made 14 afghans and have 6 more to go for the rest of my family as a memory afghans for my my Ma who passed away on the 7th of this month and all these have been made with all of her yarn she really had a stash.
Thank you so much I’ve been crocheting for about 45 years but could never read a pattern I’ve been copying some tutorials from UA-cam then I found you it’s a bit like reading a knitting pattern so I’m going to give it a try your explanation are very clear so I’m quietly confident again thank you
Hi Mikey, I enjoy watching you and you give good instruction and you explain it very clearly. I have tried some patterns and they did turn out and I gave them as gifts. Thank you so much
Mikey, I found this tutorial very helpful. Could you possibly do a tutorial on the fundamentals of creating a crochet pattern (how to use the grid marked paper)? Thanks
I think its time I up my game so I pulled out some of your videos on reading patterns. VERY helpful and I should have watched this when I first started. There are things I missed by following just the videos and frankly its a bit embarrasing I did that. I do enjoy your videos alot and crocheting along with you helps with the isolation and lonliness of 2020, and you always make me laugh. Thanks again for all you do, its greatly appreciated. :)
Love your work and videos. My daughters would love to learn to read patterns. I can teach them but your explanations are the best and they like watching you teach. Do you have a DVD available with all the beginner lessons on how to read and make the stitches?
What does work even mean in crochet. I’ve worked 2 rows once and instructed to rep these rows twice more. The next instruction is work 2 rows even. I am confused. Thanks
What does ch 5 (counts as first dc plus ch2now and throughout) turn 3 dc in next ch1 1sp(ch 1, 3 dc in next ch 1 sp) across ,ch 2 skipnext 2 dc, dc in last dc
Thank you Mikey. This is such a great reference. But I'm a little confused on segment 12. e.g: Ch-2= reference to location. Where should I look for ? The audio is not clear enough. Please explain . Should it be great with a video? Thanks a lot.
I am working on a round pineapple cloth, up to rows 12 & 13, Its reads make shell over shell increasing 1 ch in ever other ch bar ,between shell. Row 13 make shell over shell increasing 1 ch in all remaining ch bars ( where no increases were on previous rnd. I did that and its bow up like a bowl. What am I doing wrong? Disregard the first comment
I really enjoyed this. Thank you. Although I am not a beginner, I am "stupped" by a crochet pattern that is worked in the round; particularly the 4th round with the section *Ch 4. [1 tr. (ch 1. 1tr) 3 times]. Do I work everything in the brackets including what is in the parenthesis 3 times? It is a snowflake pattern. Please help. The pattern is: SNOWFLAKE B Ch 8. Join with sl st to form a ring. 1st rnd: Ch 1. (1 sc in ring. Ch 2) 12 times. Join with sl st in first sc. 2nd rnd: (1 sl st. Ch 2. 1 dc) all in first ch-2 sp. Ch 3. (Yoh and draw up a loop in next ch 2 sp. *Yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook*. Yoh and draw up a loop in same ch-2 sp. Rep from * to * once more. Yoh and draw through all loops on hook - cluster made. Ch 3) 11 times. Join with sl st in top of ch 2. 3rd rnd: (1 sl st. Ch 1. 2 sc) all in first ch-3 sp. (Ch 5. 2 sc in next ch-3 sp) 11 times. Ch 2. 1 dc in first sc. 4th rnd: *Ch 4. [1 tr. (Ch 1. 1 tr) 3 times] all in next ch-5 sp. Ch 4**. 1 sc in next ch-5 sp. Rep from * 4 times more, then from * to **once. Join with sl st in first dc. 5th rnd: (1 sl st. Ch 1. 1 sc) all in first ch of ch-4 sp. Ch 3. Sl st in first ch - picot 3 made. 1 sc in same ch-4 sp. *[(1 sc. Picot 3. 1 sc) all in next tr. Miss next ch-1 sp] twice. Ch 5. Sl st in first ch - picot 5 made. [Miss next ch-1 sp. (1 sc. Picot 3. 1 sc) all in next tr] twice. 1 sc in next ch-4 sp. Picot 3. 1 sc in same ch-4 sp**. (1 sc. Picot 3. 1 sc) all in next ch-4 sp. Rep from * 4 times more, then from * to ** once more. Join with sl st to first sc. Fasten off.
what do i do when it says «work 1 hdc into 1st 2 st beginning with starting chain space, inc in next st, *1 hdc into each of the next 2 st, inc in next* Repeat **, SS to top of chain (40)»??
Hello Mik, I got a patter that it’s confusing me a lot and I been stock on it for the past days trying to understand it.... it’s asking me to fasten off then the next row start by saying that I need to chain 11 and to do a sc in top of the dc to the end of the work and then ch 13 and turn. But when I do that the first 11 chs that I made doesn’t line up with the round. Please help!!!! I’m trying to do a stroller blanket for my grandson.... thank and God bless you always and keep you giving you the knowledge to keep teaching us in the name of Jesus, amen.
I have a question....how does one know if the starting stitch is considered a stitch or a builder for the pattern? For example....Say I want to create a simple afghan using a HDC stitch, how would I know if my starting stitch is considered a stitch as part of the pattern. I am always confused about this.? Thanks!!
It would be helpful if we can see you actually crochet the patterns instructions. Some of us are visual learners. Overall, thank you for your ALWAYS helpful tutorials.
I have a pattern that I'm making starting on the shoes it says to add 1sc to starting move can you tell me what it means I'm very much confused since other patterns I do does not say this
@thecrochetcrowd I wanted to ask a question in my pattern there is written "chain three ( count as double crochet)" and in last of line there will be written the total number of double crochet for example 26 but when I will count they will 27 and I will be forced to not count it as double crochet. What thing I am doing wrong?
I am working on a round pineapple cloth, up to rows 12 & 13, Its reads make shell over shell increasing 2 ch in ever other ch bar ,between shell. Row 13 make shell over shell increasing 1 ch in all remaining ch bars ( where no increases were on previous rnd. I did that and its bow up like a bowl. What am I doing wrong?
@@TheCrochetCrowd omg no!! It was extremely helpful! I was just getting frustrated, I had bought a pattern at like 3pm yesterday and got stuck on the 2nd row instruction, so I worked on it till like 11 and made no progress. I’ve been crocheting for about a year and half I’ve just never used a written pattern. The only thing I rlly don’t understand are the hyphens. I understand it’s a location indication but I need a Visual demonstration of how it looks to actually do it
I have a crochet kit. But this is whole new territory. I get the basic ss ds as etc But in my pattern is asks you to AS 20. Then, this is where im confused, 1x2 AStog, 16 AS, 1x2 AStog, 18AS
I am trying to start to crochet table runners and I cannot find any pattern books. I am a beginners and need a lot of help. Can you tell me where I can find these books for beginners. Thank you for any help you can offer.
I have a pattern that says"[dc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1] 3 times" then it says [dc, ch 4 times in next ch-1sp" I took the first as three different chs as the wording for second states in next but first one does not.
I would try drawing out your throw or round belong this. Then draw the instructions as it states. You will know instantly where the designer means fir each stitch. That’s what I would do if I were you. I would have to draw out the crochet diagram to know for sure. I was working on a pattern fir a future tutorial and the first stitch stated actually is the first stitch when it’s usually the next. It’s confusing. You’re not alone.
*Sc in each of next 4 sts, 2 sc in next; repeat from * around - 48 sts......that’s row 6.....row 7- *Sc in each of next 11 (5) sts, 2 sc in next ; repeat from * round- 52 (56) sc....stuck don’t get it!....help please
Help! Mikey, I tried to google my question about UK directions for a pattern I am crocheting. I know this has nothing what’s do with this project, but I can’t get an answer correctly from google. Could you please take some precious time to answer this? UK crochet directions say: 5 dc, 2 dc into next stitch around (40 sets) Work 7 rounds straight. I don’t understand the directions! Do they want me to do 7 rows of the directions given? Or do I do 7 rows of 40 sc stitches? Please help. Stuck in Virginia Beach, VA. I think you may reach me by using my email! I think it shows up automatically. I appreciate your help.
That's a very uncommon phrase. I am unsure if they want you to increase for 7 rounds or it's just 40 sts as you mentioned. I'm unsure what they want you to do. I don't know what the design is, so I really don't know. Have a good night.
Hi mikey would you please help me I am a learning to crochet and have learned a lot thanks to you I bought an Arran patern and can't get it right I can see how it goes but can't get it right they are so many astricans in about 8 and won't work out to the pattern l have been knitting all my live the first row goes like this 51 st on 2 ch Asterix tr/ rbk ltr into next tr tr/ rbk l tr into next 5 tr tr/ rbk l tr into next tr tr/ rbk Asterix l tr into each of next 2 tr repeat from Asterix to Asterix once l tr into each of next l tr. rep from Asterix to Asterix one l tr into each of next 2 tr repeat from Asterix to Asterix once l tr into last tr turn That's the first round and I am lost because of the Asterix hope you can help me I know you love a challenge thank you
** means repeat instructions between asterisks as many times as directed or repeat from a given set of instructions. *+ means repeat the instructions following the single asterisk or plus sign as directed. Good Luck
The asterix is the starting place of instructions. So if you have to reverse back to restart the instruction, the asterix is the starting place. For example Ch 1, * 2 sc in next st, 1 sc in next st. Repeat *. You look back to the asterix and repeat was is after it. So 2 sc is after the asterix and you repeat the set of instructions all the way until it tells you to repeat * again.
@@TheCrochetCrowd it's the different stitch repeat and I leap losing stitches at the corners I find videos easier so I can see exactly where the stitches are
I need help, I encounter this instruction and don’t know what to do. “PLACING STS AS BEFORE WORK A SPACE, A GROUP OF 4 DC.” I’ll appreciate your comments.
Hi, may i ask, kindly, that you speak a bit slower @thecrochetcrowd as my hearing counterparts tell me you talk so fast you’re hard to keep up with, but the issue for me is that im deaf and this makes auto captions create errors rather than manual labour transcription. The compromise is auto captions by speaking with clear pitch tone timbre but people with great hearing dont often notice or care that this is important. Im not upset, im just suggesting because it makes a world of accessible difference. Thank you so much. Warmly ~Cäsar
Thank you for the reminder to slow down. The captoning of this video has been done by our team already. so the auto captions shouldn't be a factor. 99.9% of our videos are captioned by our closed captioning team. Unfortunately, I speak quicker than some prefer as if I am talking to a friend. The captionings for this video should by our team, not auto-matic. I'm sorry for the trouble.
Linda Fattibene if you go to the top of the video screen, in the upper right hand , there are three vertical dots. Press those dots and a drop down menu will appear. I believe towards the bottom of that menu you will see a speed setting. Check the speed setting and you can listen in a normal setting, speed it up like a chipmunk or slow it down really slow.
Thank you for clearing the repeats up! It was confusing but you helped immensely!
*sees a word pattern for the first time*
Me: i am pretty sure i search for a crochet pattern, and not a math equation
Thank you! I am a beginner and ready to move forward by reading patterns. I started a few projects only to get frustrated because I know basic lingo but I had no clue about the use of hyphens, parentheses, or brackets! Thank you for explaining everything in easy to understand terms! I can't wait to try those mentioned projects again!
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It was extremely helpful to me.
My Mom tried to teach me to read crochet patterns as a teenager it never clicked & I gave up trying to learn crochet…now comes Covid in April 2020 I found crochet on UA-cam 😳😳WOW…never knew it existed! I started watching tutorials & I was writing in a notebook what content creator was saying as they crocheted so I could go back and work on my project. Well one day it clicked this is a PATTERN! It opened my crochet world like a bunch of chains wrapped around my brain had been broken loose……crochet is my main & basically the one craft I go to it is so relaxing….I am working on getting used to reading diagrams. 👍🏻
Mikey, halfway through the video presentation, someone lit a firecracker, and, stuffed it inside my head as I watched this video. At that point, the firecracker went off, and, I was not able to grasp the process any further. This video is power-packed with information! I went into "overload" , my brain collapsed. I can't do this video-it's too much for me! Doug😱😿🥺😵
Wonderful instructions. I was able to start and stop tutorial with ease, and learned the myster behind curved and square brackets. Thanks from Seattle, Washington.
Just what I have needed have only been crocheting for about three year and have yet to know how to read a pattern. I just come to Crochet Crowd and watch you and learn how to make an Afghan. I think as to date I've made 14 afghans and have 6 more to go for the rest of my family as a memory afghans for my my Ma who passed away on the 7th of this month and all these have been made with all of her yarn she really had a stash.
This is so helpful with the pattern I am working on now for a friend, Baby afghan. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much I’ve been crocheting for about 45 years but could never read a pattern I’ve been copying some tutorials from UA-cam then I found you it’s a bit like reading a knitting pattern so I’m going to give it a try your explanation are very clear so I’m quietly confident again thank you
Glad I could help!
Thank you Thank you Thank you this was so easy to follow and I learned so much as a beginner Im excited to try more written patterns now
Very helpful..learned some new things that now make sense...thanks much for taking the time to review.
This was extremely helpful! I'm sure I'll be back to this video a couple times. You're a wonderful teacher.
Hi Mikey, I enjoy watching you and you give good instruction and you explain it very clearly. I have tried some patterns and they did turn out and I gave them as gifts. Thank you so much
Thank you so much for doing this tutorial! We all appreciate your hard work! Have a wonderful Easter 🌸🌸🌸🌸
Very detailed and thorough! Thank you for helping us newbies!
never thought about how much goes into writing a pattern. Great job. Thanks for taking the time to do this video.
Thanks you Thank you Thank you this is needed for all of us who crochet if for the first time or for many years. God Bless you
Mikey, I found this tutorial very helpful. Could you possibly do a tutorial on the fundamentals of creating a crochet pattern (how to use the grid marked paper)? Thanks
This is such a great reference...crochet bible💗😸✍🏻........thanks a lot
So helpful. Thanks, Mikey!
Crochet easy baby hat
Connie Lemmink
Awesome tutorial, Mikey! I appreciate all that you do to increase my crochet knowledge and help keep it fun and interesting!! Thank you! *****
Thank you. Excellent video.
Thank you Mikey!
this is what I need, THANK YOU!
Great Video with good detail. Thank you.
Wow, very helpful, thank you!
I think its time I up my game so I pulled out some of your videos on reading patterns. VERY helpful and I should have watched this when I first started. There are things I missed by following just the videos and frankly its a bit embarrasing I did that. I do enjoy your videos alot and crocheting along with you helps with the isolation and lonliness of 2020, and you always make me laugh. Thanks again for all you do, its greatly appreciated. :)
Love your work and videos. My daughters would love to learn to read patterns. I can teach them but your explanations are the best and they like watching you teach. Do you have a DVD available with all the beginner lessons on how to read and make the stitches?
This is very helpful. Thanks Mikey
Thanks for the great tutorial!
thank you very helpful
What does work even mean in crochet. I’ve worked 2 rows once and instructed to rep these rows twice more. The next instruction is work 2 rows even. I am confused.
Thanks
Mikey, you are so amazing! :D
Mikey you are wonderful x ty for this xx
Thank you.💕
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
Thank you! This video is the best 😎
What does ch 5 (counts as first dc plus ch2now and throughout) turn 3 dc in next ch1 1sp(ch 1, 3 dc in next ch 1 sp) across ,ch 2 skipnext 2 dc, dc in last dc
Thank you Mikey. This is such a great reference. But I'm a little confused on segment 12. e.g: Ch-2= reference to location. Where should I look for ? The audio is not clear enough. Please explain . Should it be great with a video? Thanks a lot.
I am working on a round pineapple cloth, up to rows 12 & 13, Its reads make shell over shell increasing 1 ch in ever other ch bar ,between shell. Row 13 make shell over shell increasing 1 ch in all remaining ch bars ( where no increases were on previous
rnd. I did that and its bow up like a bowl. What am I doing wrong?
Disregard the first comment
I really enjoyed this. Thank you. Although I am not a beginner, I am "stupped" by a crochet pattern that is worked in the round; particularly the 4th round with the section *Ch 4. [1 tr. (ch 1. 1tr) 3 times]. Do I work everything in the brackets including what is in the parenthesis 3 times? It is a snowflake pattern. Please help. The pattern is:
SNOWFLAKE B
Ch 8. Join with sl st to form a ring. 1st rnd: Ch 1. (1 sc in ring. Ch 2) 12 times. Join with sl st in first sc.
2nd rnd: (1 sl st. Ch 2. 1 dc) all in first ch-2 sp. Ch 3. (Yoh and draw up a loop in next ch 2 sp. *Yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook*. Yoh and draw up a loop in same ch-2 sp. Rep from * to * once more. Yoh and draw through all loops on hook - cluster made. Ch 3) 11 times. Join with sl st in top of ch 2.
3rd rnd: (1 sl st. Ch 1. 2 sc) all in first ch-3 sp. (Ch 5. 2 sc in next ch-3 sp) 11 times. Ch 2. 1 dc in first sc.
4th rnd: *Ch 4. [1 tr. (Ch 1. 1 tr) 3 times] all in next ch-5 sp. Ch 4**. 1 sc in next ch-5 sp. Rep from * 4 times more, then from * to **once. Join with sl st in first dc.
5th rnd: (1 sl st. Ch 1. 1 sc) all in first ch of ch-4 sp. Ch 3. Sl st in first ch - picot 3 made. 1 sc in same ch-4 sp. *[(1 sc. Picot 3. 1 sc) all in next tr. Miss next ch-1 sp] twice. Ch 5. Sl st in first ch - picot 5 made. [Miss next ch-1 sp. (1 sc. Picot 3. 1 sc) all in next tr] twice. 1 sc in next ch-4 sp. Picot 3. 1 sc in same ch-4 sp**. (1 sc. Picot 3. 1 sc) all in next ch-4 sp. Rep from * 4 times more, then from * to ** once more. Join with sl st to first sc. Fasten off.
The [ ]. are the full repeat. The ( ) is the instructions only to repeat 3 times.
what do i do when it says «work 1 hdc into 1st 2 st beginning with starting chain space, inc in next st, *1 hdc into each of the next 2 st, inc in next* Repeat **, SS to top of chain (40)»??
# 1:53. Yes a lot of patterns are too wordy. What I do is read them line by line, and then break each line with less words on a stickum.
I really want to learn, watching you helps. but I still don't understand some written instructions. Thank You for helping.
thank you so much
Hello Mik, I got a patter that it’s confusing me a lot and I been stock on it for the past days trying to understand it.... it’s asking me to fasten off then the next row start by saying that I need to chain 11 and to do a sc in top of the dc to the end of the work and then ch 13 and turn. But when I do that the first 11 chs that I made doesn’t line up with the round. Please help!!!! I’m trying to do a stroller blanket for my grandson.... thank and God bless you always and keep you giving you the knowledge to keep teaching us in the name of Jesus, amen.
I have a question....how does one know if the starting stitch is considered a stitch or a builder for the pattern? For example....Say I want to create a simple afghan using a HDC stitch, how would I know if my starting stitch is considered a stitch as part of the pattern. I am always confused about this.? Thanks!!
It would be helpful if we can see you actually crochet the patterns instructions. Some of us are visual learners. Overall, thank you for your ALWAYS helpful tutorials.
What does it mean when they put v in front of row for example......v18- sc, inc, 10sc, inc, 21sc, inc, 6sc, inc, 22sc (68).?
I have a pattern from bernat for clutter catchers (basket). I’d love a video of how to do it with how to read the instructions. I just don’t get it.
I have a pattern that I'm making starting on the shoes it says to add 1sc to starting move can you tell me what it means I'm very much confused since other patterns I do does not say this
Can you tell me what to do? Work[sc2tog,1sc] 3x Does everything in the bracket go in the same stitch? where does the 1sc go?
@thecrochetcrowd I wanted to ask a question in my pattern there is written "chain three ( count as double crochet)" and in last of line there will be written the total number of double crochet for example 26 but when I will count they will 27 and I will be forced to not count it as double crochet. What thing I am doing wrong?
I am working on a round pineapple cloth, up to rows 12 & 13, Its reads make shell over shell increasing 2 ch in ever other ch bar ,between shell. Row 13 make shell over shell increasing 1 ch in all remaining ch bars ( where no increases were on previous
rnd. I did that and its bow up like a bowl. What am I doing wrong?
this made me wanna cry bc I’m so overwhelmed😭
I'm sorry... Maybe I shouldn't have filmed this.
@@TheCrochetCrowd omg no!! It was extremely helpful! I was just getting frustrated, I had bought a pattern at like 3pm yesterday and got stuck on the 2nd row instruction, so I worked on it till like 11 and made no progress. I’ve been crocheting for about a year and half I’ve just never used a written pattern. The only thing I rlly don’t understand are the hyphens. I understand it’s a location indication but I need a Visual demonstration of how it looks to actually do it
Please tell me what (RS) means the pattern says right side can you please explain? Thanks very much!
Can you make a video of a Fanned Wave that has dc7tog
What does (g) means en this indication?
(1sc, 1ins) *3(g)
I have a crochet kit. But this is whole new territory.
I get the basic ss ds as etc
But in my pattern is asks you to AS 20.
Then, this is where im confused, 1x2 AStog, 16 AS, 1x2 AStog, 18AS
I am trying to start to crochet table runners and I cannot find any pattern books. I am a beginners and need a lot of help. Can you tell me where I can find these books for beginners. Thank you for any help you can offer.
At the end of a round and you slip st into your first stitch how can you keep the same number of stitches.
What does the comma mean ch2, ch2?
I have a pattern that says"[dc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1] 3 times" then it says [dc, ch 4 times in next ch-1sp" I took the first as three different chs as the wording for second states in next but first one does not.
I would try drawing out your throw or round belong this. Then draw the instructions as it states. You will know instantly where the designer means fir each stitch. That’s what I would do if I were you. I would have to draw out the crochet diagram to know for sure. I was working on a pattern fir a future tutorial and the first stitch stated actually is the first stitch when it’s usually the next. It’s confusing. You’re not alone.
What does this mean? ch5 (=1st ch, 1dc, and ch1 dc), (dc into 1st ch, ch1) 3 times, dc into 1st ch
Could you tell me what does 1tr/RF and 1tr/RB mean I crocheting
What is the meaning of 1 big circle in the centre
And what does “ working in Fudge or Camel” mean?
*Sc in each of next 4 sts, 2 sc in next; repeat from * around - 48 sts......that’s row 6.....row 7- *Sc in each of next 11 (5) sts, 2 sc in next ; repeat from * round- 52 (56) sc....stuck don’t get it!....help please
Help! Mikey, I tried to google my question about UK directions for a pattern I am crocheting. I know this has nothing what’s do with this project, but I can’t get an answer correctly from google. Could you please take some precious time to answer this?
UK crochet directions say:
5 dc, 2 dc into next stitch around (40 sets)
Work 7 rounds straight.
I don’t understand the directions! Do they want me to do 7 rows of the directions given? Or do I do 7 rows of 40 sc stitches? Please help. Stuck in Virginia Beach, VA. I think you may reach me by using my email! I think it shows up automatically. I appreciate your help.
That's a very uncommon phrase. I am unsure if they want you to increase for 7 rounds or it's just 40 sts as you mentioned. I'm unsure what they want you to do. I don't know what the design is, so I really don't know. Have a good night.
Hi mikey would you please help me I am a learning to crochet and have learned a lot thanks to you I bought an Arran patern and can't get it right I can see how it goes but can't get it right they are so many astricans in about 8 and won't work out to the pattern l have been knitting all my live the first row goes like this 51 st on 2 ch Asterix tr/ rbk ltr into next tr tr/ rbk l tr into next 5 tr tr/ rbk l tr into next tr tr/ rbk Asterix l tr into each of next 2 tr repeat from Asterix to Asterix once l tr into each of next l tr. rep from Asterix to Asterix one l tr into each of next 2 tr repeat from Asterix to Asterix once l tr into last tr turn That's the first round and I am lost because of the Asterix hope you can help me I know you love a challenge thank you
asterisk means repeat, you can be instructed to repeat asterisk to asterisk.
** means repeat instructions between asterisks as many times as directed or repeat from a given set of instructions. *+ means repeat the instructions following the single asterisk or plus sign as directed. Good Luck
Thank you for replying I understand what a astricans. Mean they are so many in the one row it worked out till the last few sts
I followed the pattern mostly by looking at the picture
I need help...what does
7ch (8,8,9,9) mean? Anyone?
Mickey, I don't understand the asterisk what they mean? Explain please
The asterix is the starting place of instructions. So if you have to reverse back to restart the instruction, the asterix is the starting place. For example Ch 1, * 2 sc in next st, 1 sc in next st. Repeat *. You look back to the asterix and repeat was is after it. So 2 sc is after the asterix and you repeat the set of instructions all the way until it tells you to repeat * again.
Can you do a video sweet baby pink find the pattern hard to follow
I answered your other comment on the other video. Please tell me the name of where it is on Yarnspirations.com.
I just located it. It's a Jeanne Steinhilber Design. What is it about the pattern that is hard to follow so I can address that a future time?
@@TheCrochetCrowd it's the different stitch repeat and I leap losing stitches at the corners I find videos easier so I can see exactly where the stitches are
@@dianeturnbull8096 no problem. It should be out to public by July. Enjoy.
If a pattern doesn't say turn do i turn ????
What does patt mean?
I can read patterns, I do not know how to read charts...
I need help, I encounter this instruction and don’t know what to do. “PLACING STS AS BEFORE WORK A SPACE, A GROUP OF 4 DC.” I’ll appreciate your comments.
Hi, may i ask, kindly, that you speak a bit slower @thecrochetcrowd as my hearing counterparts tell me you talk so fast you’re hard to keep up with, but the issue for me is that im deaf and this makes auto captions create errors rather than manual labour transcription. The compromise is auto captions by speaking with clear pitch tone timbre but people with great hearing dont often notice or care that this is important. Im not upset, im just suggesting because it makes a world of accessible difference. Thank you so much. Warmly ~Cäsar
Thank you for the reminder to slow down. The captoning of this video has been done by our team already. so the auto captions shouldn't be a factor. 99.9% of our videos are captioned by our closed captioning team. Unfortunately, I speak quicker than some prefer as if I am talking to a friend. The captionings for this video should by our team, not auto-matic. I'm sorry for the trouble.
Sorry. Way too fast for me. I guess I’m going to be a video tutorial person for most of my life.
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Slow down, Im exp. And I cant fallow you that Fast.
could be very helpful but talks wayyyyyy too fast and just makes it more frustrating--sorry, I know there are a lot of positive reviews.
Linda Fattibene if you go to the top of the video screen, in the upper right hand , there are three vertical dots. Press those dots and a drop down menu will appear. I believe towards the bottom of that menu you will see a speed setting. Check the speed setting and you can listen in a normal setting, speed it up like a chipmunk or slow it down really slow.