I absolutely love this blanket. I find it very easy. It's good to know someone is showing more patterns for the Bernat chunky yarn. This could also be made for an adult Afghan. Thank you. Love your accent ❤
Thank you for your tutorial. I purchased the Bernat yarn along time ago, and was kinda scared to work with it, I'm not use to chuncky yarn. I didnt see anything challenging I wanted to do. I love the softness of this yarn. The blanket you crochet inspired me, thank you!
I practiced this stitches using a #4 at. Yarn, and an I-9 hook. It made a really nice texture. This is important, because I make preemie/newborn blankets, and they need to be pretty much free of holes. This stitch is even closer than the closed shell stitch I love so much. Thsnk you.
It’s been a while since you posted this video so I don’t know if you’ll see this comment but I want to thank you. I don’t usually enjoy working with thicker yarns like the Bernat Blanket but I saw the prettiest shade on sale at my local Michaels the other day and purchased two large balls. Then I got it home and couldn’t seem to make it work with the pattern I’d decided to use. I was having trouble keeping up with my chain stitches. I came here and found your video and this blanket pattern is now working up beautifully for me. Thank you for posting it! 😊
I just finished my blanket and it turned out great the only thing I did different was my edging other than that it's all the same .Thanks for sharing because you do a nice job on explaining the pattern. Hope I see more of your work. Judy
I am crocheting a baby boy blanket at the moment using the Alpine stitch. This yarn is so nice to use. Fluffy very fluffy. Next I will use your stitch for another blanket. Thank you for your informative video❤️
I think you should look at some other blanket tutorials to help you make one because we don’t need to do every single chain with you. Usually the lady will do a few and say I’ll meet you at the end and we don’t have to watch the whole thing. Thank you.
I’m making another one of your baby blanket. My first one was awesome and the new mom loved it. Now making one for a new baby. I just love how this looks, and turns out. So soft , it washed out very nice too. Thanks
i was working along doing another pattern, but came upon this and i'm going to pull out the other one and do this instead, it's easier, but looks fancier! thank you so much
Chain 6+3... Just make the chain about as wide as you want your blanket to be. The stitch is just like a nitmsl shell stitch, except it has a SC, and an HDC . It works up very nicely in worsted weight.
I definitely didn’t like the idea that we have a count all the way across with you. I also have never seen a video where the lady is holding everything sideways instead of us looking down on what she’s doing. I did not finish watching it but you do make a beautiful baby blanket.
Great video, but I think I’m maybe too much of a newbie to follow along easily haha I have this exact type of yarn and I want to make a baby blanket but I’m having trouble getting the hang of it all. But I love this final look :)
Your blanket is beautiful, but I don’t like the way the camera is positioned. I have never seen that before we are watching you sideways instead of the usual I didn’t like it at all but you seem very sweet and the blanket is beautiful.
You should show your finished rows..easy to follow pattern, but have only a few stitches to actually see what you did..but beautiful blanket..i think it would use too much yarn..
So I've made the baby blanket version of this 4 times. Everyone loved it. I have just been asked to make a full size adult version. Anyone have any clue how many chains I should start with? I know for the baby one it's 64 and then to increase I just add three more chains over and over to get length but I don't know when to stop? Anyone make an adult blanket and it turn out good? How many beginning chains did you use. I'm just worried I'll end up with a weird long rectangle or something LOL
Jacqui this is beautiful ...however I am in Australia and our terminology varies in that a sc is considered a dc and a dc is considered a treble...so I have to convert your stitches...and also can you please tell me what the weight of each skein of wool is please, so I can work out the quantity as I would like to use your pattern to make a larger blanket...thank you so much
Crikey, I guess you're using the UK terminology for the stitches... Personally speaking I've found it much easier to use the US versions for the stitches cos most of the clips (even UK tutorials like Wooley Wonders) seem to use the US terminology. Following the video clip as you're making the item could help to ensure there's no confusion and your project will be successful ❣😉 Good luck & Best wishes from Auckland, NZ 😘❣
I spent a couple hours today determined to figure out the count for this pattern. First of all it is chain 64, not 63. Then go up or down from 64 in multiples of 3 and it works out to end each row just like her pattern!
Erica F. You’re right! I got to the end and had three stitches left, not two. I frogged it all, did 64 chains and it worked perfectly! Thanks for that! That would’ve been so frustrating!
Jacqui, I bought 2 large balls of the bernat blanket yarn which are the equivalent of 6 small. I was wondering how many rows you did at first before switching colors? Since my yarn balls are larger I'll have to maybe go by rows instead of when a ball runs out. Thanks for any help!
GLORIA P I don't remember hearing from her but I made the blanket. I used the 2 large balls of yarn. I think I used one for the middle and one for the border.
I did the math for those wanting a row count, as I did as well. She said she did 36 rows in total (not counting the border), so that would equal 8 rows to begin (variegated color), 20 rows for the middle (white) section, and then another 8 rows (variegated color) to end.
I spent a couple hours today determined to figure out the count for this pattern. First of all it is chain 64, not 63. Then go up or down from 64 in multiples of 3 and it works out to end each row just like her pattern!
You can slow it down. Look for the Button on your upper right screen ( iPad), or perhaps the lower right on a computer. In any case you can slow the video down.
I’m having trouble seeing which stitch I go into on my second row. I can’t see where you are going and it’s confusing finding my single crochet to go into. I’m using the same exact yarn, hook, and using the color Blue Dreams for my grandson a baby Afghan. I keep rewinding to see which stitch you are going in and I can’t figure it out. Is there a written pattern to this particular pattern? You are not going to fast. It’s me, not you. I’m so frustrated.
i'm trying to make a blanket too..I suppose if she chained 63 ...i guess you have to double or triple the number according to the size you're making...that's what I do...hope it helps
I spent a couple hours today determined to figure out the count for this pattern. First of all it is chain 64, not 63. Then go up or down from 64 in multiples of 3 and it works out to end each row just like her pattern!
hi, if you're using a bernat yarn, I noticed that's what happens. However, I still continue to make it though...you won't even notice the uneveness as you go on.
The best tip I've ever learned and ALWAYS do is to use stitch markers at the beginning and end of every row. It ensures you get your last stitch correctly placed so you aren't skipping or adding stitches in each row.
Your camera should be closer to your work and your fingers out of the way I wasted 5 minutes watching u chain from 1 to 63 why didn’t u just show us a couple of chains then say finish chaining your 63 chains and I will meet u at the end
I spent a couple hours today determined to figure out the count for this pattern. First of all it is chain 64, not 63. Then go up or down from 64 in multiples of 3 and it works out to end each row just like her pattern!
I absolutely love this blanket. I find it very easy. It's good to know someone is showing more patterns for the Bernat chunky yarn. This could also be made for an adult Afghan. Thank you.
Love your accent ❤
Do you know if she still makes utube videos she’s good at showing how to crochet along a lot of people doesn’t show everything like she does ???
Hello, I’m a new sub, new at crochet I’m 77 today July 23/19, will try this pattern thank you
New to crochet but I made this blanket for my new baby great niece. It was absolutely beautiful. Thank you
As a teacher I appreciate excellent teaching, you are an excellent instructor
Thank you for your tutorial. I purchased the Bernat yarn along time ago, and was kinda scared to work with it, I'm not use to chuncky yarn. I didnt see anything challenging I wanted to do. I love the softness of this yarn. The blanket you crochet inspired me, thank you!
Sharice Coleman Melanie Ham does a simple blanket using this yarn. I've made a ton of her blankets
I have watched many videos on crocheting and this is by far one of the best. Thank you so much!
I agree. This is my fifth baby blanket and I come back to this video over and over because it has been a huge hit with everyone.
I practiced this stitches using a #4 at. Yarn, and an I-9 hook. It made a really nice texture. This is important, because I make preemie/newborn blankets, and they need to be pretty much free of holes. This stitch is even closer than the closed shell stitch I love so much. Thsnk you.
It’s been a while since you posted this video so I don’t know if you’ll see this comment but I want to thank you. I don’t usually enjoy working with thicker yarns like the Bernat Blanket but I saw the prettiest shade on sale at my local Michaels the other day and purchased two large balls. Then I got it home and couldn’t seem to make it work with the pattern I’d decided to use. I was having trouble keeping up with my chain stitches. I came here and found your video and this blanket pattern is now working up beautifully for me. Thank you for posting it! 😊
I just finished my blanket and it turned out great the only thing I did different was my edging other than that it's all the same .Thanks for sharing because you do a nice job on explaining the pattern. Hope I see more of your work. Judy
I am crocheting a baby boy blanket at the moment using the Alpine stitch. This yarn is so nice to use. Fluffy very fluffy. Next I will use your stitch for another blanket. Thank you for your informative video❤️
You are a great teacher and a pleasure to listen to, can't wait to try this. I hope you will make some more videos.
I think you should look at some other blanket tutorials to help you make one because we don’t need to do every single chain with you. Usually the lady will do a few and say I’ll meet you at the end and we don’t have to watch the whole thing. Thank you.
I just completed this baby blanket, thank you for such great instructions, it turned out perfect😊😊
That blanket makes me want to curl up and take a nap 😏! So cute!
I’m making another one of your baby blanket. My first one was awesome and the new mom loved it. Now making one for a new baby. I just love how this looks, and turns out. So soft , it washed out very nice too. Thanks
Very much like my favorite stitch... The closed shell....which calls for three DC’s,
Wonderful tutorial 🥰
Beautiful blanket ! I love the Blanket yarn !
Thank you so much 🥰❤️
My favorite baby blanket so far!
i was working along doing another pattern, but came upon this and i'm going to pull out the other one and do this instead, it's easier, but looks fancier! thank you so much
thank you for a great tutorial , love this blanket, blessings from Ireland x x
Baby blanket love it
Lovely blanket... It looks sooo soft and cuddly.
About how many chain would you do for a worsted weight yarn?
Chain 6+3... Just make the chain about as wide as you want your blanket to be. The stitch is just like a nitmsl shell stitch, except it has a SC, and an HDC . It works up very nicely in worsted weight.
You never showed how to do the border. How do you do the border?
Thank you so much Very nice I will do for my little baby son daughter .God Bless
Thank You for this great video.
If you are wanting to make this blanket smaller or larger, for the initial chain, what's the number you would make in multiples?
Renee Rueppel Chain 6+3..
Yes
So your chain is sets of 6 till you get the size and add 3 at the end?
I definitely didn’t like the idea that we have a count all the way across with you. I also have never seen a video where the lady is holding everything sideways instead of us looking down on what she’s doing. I did not finish watching it but you do make a beautiful baby blanket.
Beautiful blanket, Great Tutorial! By the way, I just simply love your accent 😁
Beautiful blanket! What size blanket does that make? I’m not sure how many yards are in the skeins you used.
Jacqui,
I,m going to try this one for sure.
Thankyou
Susan morris from hyde park in Boston
Great video, but I think I’m maybe too much of a newbie to follow along easily haha I have this exact type of yarn and I want to make a baby blanket but I’m having trouble getting the hang of it all. But I love this final look :)
Your blanket is beautiful, but I don’t like the way the camera is positioned. I have never seen that before we are watching you sideways instead of the usual I didn’t like it at all but you seem very sweet and the blanket is beautiful.
You should show your finished rows..easy to follow pattern, but have only a few stitches to actually see what you did..but beautiful blanket..i think it would use too much yarn..
Very nice! I’m going to try this soon. Thank you for this video!
So I've made the baby blanket version of this 4 times. Everyone loved it. I have just been asked to make a full size adult version. Anyone have any clue how many chains I should start with? I know for the baby one it's 64 and then to increase I just add three more chains over and over to get length but I don't know when to stop? Anyone make an adult blanket and it turn out good? How many beginning chains did you use. I'm just worried I'll end up with a weird long rectangle or something LOL
Thank you great tutorial :)
Jacqui this is beautiful ...however I am in Australia and our terminology varies in that a sc is considered a dc and a dc is considered a treble...so I have to convert your stitches...and also can you please tell me what the weight of each skein of wool is please, so I can work out the quantity as I would like to use your pattern to make a larger blanket...thank you so much
Crikey, I guess you're using the UK terminology for the stitches... Personally speaking I've found it much easier to use the US versions for the stitches cos most of the clips (even UK tutorials like Wooley Wonders) seem to use the US terminology. Following the video clip as you're making the item could help to ensure there's no confusion and your project will be successful ❣😉 Good luck & Best wishes from Auckland, NZ 😘❣
do you have a printed pattern for this beautiful blanket
I would love to make one of this blanket. But I'd love to make it bigger. Could you give me an idea of how many more chain I can add? Thank you
I spent a couple hours today determined to figure out the count for this pattern. First of all it is chain 64, not 63. Then go up or down from 64 in multiples of 3 and it works out to end each row just like her pattern!
Erica F. You’re right! I got to the end and had three stitches left, not two. I frogged it all, did 64 chains and it worked perfectly! Thanks for that! That would’ve been so frustrating!
rachelle Mybelle No need to frog.. Just untie the last extra stitch!
I’m very new to crocheting. My blanket has big holes all through the pattern. Can someone help explain why this is happening?😫
Thx... Gonna make this for a baby.... Which baby?? Not sure... Who ever has a baby soon I guess!!
j'adore faire du crochet je suit Algériene et juste de oran
beautiful 😘😘
do u have the second video
Very nice!
Jacqui, I bought 2 large balls of the bernat blanket yarn which are the equivalent of 6 small. I was wondering how many rows you did at first before switching colors? Since my yarn balls are larger I'll have to maybe go by rows instead of when a ball runs out. Thanks for any help!
Margaret Ellis I was wondering if you ever received a response from Jaqui? I have the larger skeins as well.
Thank you in advance! 😊
GLORIA P I don't remember hearing from her but I made the blanket. I used the 2 large balls of yarn. I think I used one for the middle and one for the border.
Oh, ok, thank you for your time!
Blessings!
GLORIA P to
I did the math for those wanting a row count, as I did as well. She said she did 36 rows in total (not counting the border), so that would equal 8 rows to begin (variegated color), 20 rows for the middle (white) section, and then another 8 rows (variegated color) to end.
How many inches wide and long is this blanket? Thank you!
Beautiful!
Why don’t you show how the change the yarn.? And show how to do the edging
Hello, are we doing the single, half double and double crochet from the same 2nd chain???
Yes, all 3 are always in the same chain.
What is the measurements of the final blanket?
What measurement
bear teddy did u find out final measurements.?
Your original you dont know the name ,what counts your blanket came out betiful
what if you want to make a bigger blanket, how many chains use
I want to know that too
I spent a couple hours today determined to figure out the count for this pattern. First of all it is chain 64, not 63. Then go up or down from 64 in multiples of 3 and it works out to end each row just like her pattern!
Erica F. So chain 64 and keep adding 3 chains until desired size?
Ellie Mendoza sounds like it but not positive 😊
Erica F. Thanks for that info!😊
can you make the blanket with red heart love and how many chains do you need to start a 42 or 43 inch blanket what is the multi
You can use any yarn you like. Just captain (6+3) as wide as you want your blanket to be.
How do you do the trim?
Is this not the same as the puff stitch
Hard to see the chain with that wool.......
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Beautiful! But I think you went a little too fast!
Wanda Corley Hit the pause button.
You can slow it down. Look for the Button on your upper right screen ( iPad), or perhaps the lower right on a computer. In any case you can slow the video down.
Im from Texas, love ur accent :)
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Katsoo sweeps yb
Cant see what you're doing because you are going a little to fast for me.
where is the video for the edging?
ua-cam.com/video/AQA2s92kfKg/v-deo.html
What size hook?
did u find out?
she says 8 mm
I USE L hook
I’m having trouble seeing which stitch I go into on my second row. I can’t see where you are going and it’s confusing finding my single crochet to go into. I’m using the same exact yarn, hook, and using the color Blue Dreams for my grandson a baby Afghan. I keep rewinding to see which stitch you are going in and I can’t figure it out. Is there a written pattern to this particular pattern? You are not going to fast. It’s me, not you. I’m so frustrated.
what about making it for a full size bed?
melody maben Just chain (6+3) until the chain is the width you want.
8mm 😊
Better to have done fewer stitches for demo.
Thanks for the video, but u did it to fast to follow as a first timer for me. Please do it slower next time
Whenever any of the tutorials go fast I hit pause so as to never get behind.
That’s what the pause button is for. None of us can keep up. 😊
Size wide and length
How do I increase width sizes. Is there a pattern for that
i'm trying to make a blanket too..I suppose if she chained 63 ...i guess you have to double or triple the number according to the size you're making...that's what I do...hope it helps
I spent a couple hours today determined to figure out the count for this pattern. First of all it is chain 64, not 63. Then go up or down from 64 in multiples of 3 and it works out to end each row just like her pattern!
Erica F. Just starting this. Glad I read your post.
ok one ? my rows are turning out to be longer the one another
Melissa Rogers Becsure yiur last SC us done in the top of your previous turning chain.
Works every time.
Hi can I text you personally please????
every time I try to make a blanket it turns out not flat or even. does anyone know why that happens?
hi, if you're using a bernat yarn, I noticed that's what happens. However, I still continue to make it though...you won't even notice the uneveness as you go on.
The best tip I've ever learned and ALWAYS do is to use stitch markers at the beginning and end of every row. It ensures you get your last stitch correctly placed so you aren't skipping or adding stitches in each row.
Always put your very last stitch into the previous row’s turning chain. Your edge will stay straight.
You are too fast for the beginners
No written pattern?
Really???
Lol
This video never show how to croché the outside :(
might be a tad late in coming but here you go: ua-cam.com/video/AQA2s92kfKg/v-deo.html
My video won't go to the trim
might be a tad late in coming but here you go: ua-cam.com/video/AQA2s92kfKg/v-deo.html
Your camera should be closer to your work and your fingers out of the way I wasted 5 minutes watching u chain from 1 to 63 why didn’t u just show us a couple of chains then say finish chaining your 63 chains and I will meet u at the end
You need to speak louder or something, I have to turn my speaker up to 100 to hear you :)
NOT VERY BIG
How big is it in inches?
@@triciawhitney8286 DOESN'T WANT TO TELL US. THIS YARN IS $ 13.99 A SKIEN X 6= $83.94 EXPENSIVE BABY BLANKET
Is this not the same as the puff stitch
What size hook did you use?
what about making it for a full size bed?
I spent a couple hours today determined to figure out the count for this pattern. First of all it is chain 64, not 63. Then go up or down from 64 in multiples of 3 and it works out to end each row just like her pattern!
melody maben Chain (6+3) as wide as yiu want your blanket to be.