Tunisian Entrelac Crochet Rectangle | EASY
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Entrelac in Rectangle. Learn how to make a perfect size bed spread using Entrelac in a rectangle around the centre instead of doing rows. Get more information at bit.ly/2k9DmHh #TunisianCrochet #crochet #learntocrochet #crochettutorial .
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Thank you for your patience and amazing tutorials. I've loved learning from you over the years!
Just finished a baby blanket! Excited to start my second one in a rectangle this time! Thank you!
I just love the way you explain the process. Very easy to understand the concept of entrelac. I have done crochet extensively, but I am new to tunisian crochet. This video is very helpful.Thank you for sharing.Ali
You made this look so easy yet I fear it won't be but I am going to try! It looks wonderful thank u x
Very nice would love to try it, see other people are having a hard time in understanding, I am left handed if they are having problems I sure will, thanks for sharing!!!
I added 1 extra chain to make up for the skipping 1st chain and it worked out perfectly (ie for king chained 21 instead of 20) Thank you for your great videos!! I've never tried entrelac before. :)
That's helpful because I always ran out of chains to go up the side of the second square
Yeah....I know...and I'm the weirdo that it bothered me and would have the entire project lol
Soy Colombiana y me parece Hermoso y fácil para hacer todo lo que nos compartes.....Muchas gracias
I love, love, love your explanation!!! Thanks!
I love this project. I’m on my second rectangle blanket. You make the whole process so easy
Wonderful! I'm glad I could help you.
Thank You for doing this. You are wonderful
This is great! I finally understand entrelac
Really looking forward to doing this pattern.
Thank you I watched all the tutorials regarding Entrelac and you answered all my questions. Great instructions.
Can’t wait to try this - totally inspired!🙏🏻❤️
That was so helpful, Mikey! This is all new to me, but you are a good teacher. I'm going to make an afghan, but want larger squares so I figured out how to do it using your bowling pin explaination! :-)
I wish you would share! Lol. I cant figure it out. I wanted bigger squares for sure.
Please share how to get bigger squares xx
Me too! I couldn't find info on how to do bigger squares.
I am hoping that your next tutorial is on entrelac in the round. And also if you could explain continuing the pattern with same yarn - instead of 2 different yarns
omsabs I think he said on the prior video, that even if you use the same color, he recommends to finish off and start like with the new color. :)
Thank you
Lol! Its very easy he is just fantastic!! and besides he explains better than anyone! Congratulations! I hope I had a nice yarn shop in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico... any one wants to invest I'll take care of it lol!
Genial! gracias es muy buena la manta de esta manera. saludos
I use gradiant yarns alot bc of the way they flow. I use the simple tunisian stitch as wide as i want the blanket and keep going like a huge scarf.
non aggiungo nulla
Love that thanks
I REALLY want that varigated yarn in the sample
just scrolled down page and it looks like the crochet crowd dont ever reply to peoples queries so if anyone else can help explain this tutorial I'd appreciate it, I really wanted to have a go at Tunisian. Thank you xx
Thank you for this pattern :-)
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Do we have to break the yarn after every round in tunasian stitch blanket. I'm using the same yarn all through. Shaded yarn
que no entiendo lo que dice pero viendo esta muy bien explicado me encanta
Loved how you did this, wish I had you when I made my sons afagan seems more clearer how you did it. I started in the corner and worked my way out. Just one quick question after you finished white then you changed colors?
Great!
Thank you for your video. Great help. I've started my first project recently by watching you. I'm in the process of working on a throw. I'm wondering how many squares in height and length approximately should there be for final project for each sizes. Thank you in advance for your reply.
I have tried this many times. I am making the throw with 4 boxes. I have chained 40 and did exactly like you show but I never have enough chains. When you sweetie back to a square that is hella confusing. Mikey, please redo this video.
Hi, I did a lapghan as a sample and I think I know where you are going wrong. As you make a square you put 7 loops on the hook for the first row that will leave you with 3 chains left. The second row has 6 then yarn over in the next chain leaving you with 2 chains and you go from there. If you have done entrelac before then you know row 4 and 5 you use the same connecting chain. Hope this helps
As much as I love this, it didn't show my how to make a rectangular entrelac anything. The link said to go to the tutorial to make one in the round, so how do we make it rectangular???
One question are you still doing back bump on each row of the square?
I was confused between the beginning pink example where you used a 7 count with a chain one at the beginning of the row; Verses working on the multicolored block where you use a 5 count and no chain one. Could you explain why this is different?
Good
also, If 7 stitches are to make a square the size shown would you do 9 or 11 for larger square?
I wondered the same thing. I'm going to try 9 and see how it goes. I just want a slightly larger square, 7 makes them so tiny!
Mikey how do u put a straight edge on a Tunisian crochet rectangle square?
How can I make my squares bigger. And what would the dimensions be for chaining if I want my square to be 10
I love your tutorials. I am new to entrelac and I just love it. How do I make the blocks bigger?
Wonderful! I have answered the email you sent me earlier.
It's so beautiful. I like your post very much. I like knitting very much but all the accessories that you are using are not available in our country. I just want to know how to avail all those.
I’ve actually used a trick so I don’t have to cut every time I start a new round with my solid or slow changing yarns.
Can you share that trick? I’m trying the rectangle with a solid color too.
There is a trick to doing it. Now in the video when he finishes his base squares instead of cutting the yarn and attaching a ‘new’ one your instead going to chain six then gather six loops total on your hook then gather a seventh one from the left side of your work. This will be the only time you will have to chain to create this shortcut. Now to finish and start a new round I find it’s easier to make the last square of the round by building it from the bottom up instead of building into the side. Once you finish that you’ll notice that you’ve ended with a single loop right in the corner of the L needed to start the next round. After that all you have to do is simply make your last square of the row a straight standing square.
Ok so when I am ending my work, it’s not on the corner closest to the ‘L’ it’s one corner back. Is that the same corner you make the chain?
I think I got it! Thank you.
I am stuck now that I finally figured out my issues from before. I am at the end of round two and I bound off my last block like usual so my last stitch is at the bottom of the V or L made by two blocks. Did I do something wrong? Please help. I love this pattern now that I got part of it down.
how do I calculate for a bigger box instead of magical 7.
Is there a tutorial to make something like this only more like squares on a checkers or scrabble board? Many years ago I made a kind of boxy puppy dog in the afghan stitch but the squares aren't diagonal but in rows with boxes of primary colors. I hope that makes sense! THANKS for any help you can provide!!
I am trying to do the same. ua-cam.com/video/KPY2Pi2HvGw/v-deo.html is a good way to make the checker affect. I just did not that she chained 5 and not 6 (it was too tight and did not look good). Mikey also mentioned in this video or another to never slip stitch up the side to get to a corner, it just do not look good.
How many chains do I need for a crib Mikey
I’m trying to do the Trip Around The World. How do I connect 2 squares side by side
So, i refused to give up on this. Im finally on a roll. Lol i wanted larger blocks, so i chose 17 chains (in what mikey calls a box) . block gave me a 5 x 5 square. Using hobby lobby "i love this yarn" with a k hook. I know this is a old tut, but i don't want anyone to get discouraged by the comments. Im not an expert, but would be happy to help if i can. 🧶😊🧶
How many rows did you do before binding off pls
@@reginabaiden4154 5
@@reginabaiden4154 i changed colors after 5.
@@denisem8957 ok. Thanks, will try it xx
@@reginabaiden4154 n/p... good luck ; )
Can you do this with a regular crochet hook because they are smaller squares?
Why is return pulled through 2 ? I thoughts pull through 1 , then the rest is two ?
2:54 starting chain box count
Is there a way to hide the tails as you go when changing color during entrelac crochet? Thank you!
I wrap my old strand around my new strand for each stitch and you can't see it at all! Hope this helps!
I am thinking of making pillow shams. I figured about 140 for length and go around twice for about 50 for the width.. So should I chain 100?
Hey Mikey I just wanted to let you know that I'm making this blanket that you need and Stitch and it's turning out beautiful how do I send you a picture so you can see it
What Happened with row 2. Second set of squares? I'm not sure how to start second round.
I've been crocheting for 45 years. It seems that once you get to the last row you are missing a chain. Moving the TSS row as described...seems like there should be one more chain ie. chain 21...or am I doing something wrong?
I think the same thing. I chained 40 (throw). I did my 4th row on my 4th box and used my last chain (ugh). I undid it box-by-box and was missing one chain (9, 19, 29). We skipped that chain which other videos did not skip. Since it was hard for me to go into the 1st chain, I just chained 40 (1 more).
I've had the exact same issue. I had to add 1 extra chain in order for it to work out for me.
I would like to have the boxes bigger. How do you suggest I go about making them bigger. What would the chain count be?
I chain 20 but when I get to the second square I only have 2 chains to go up the side of it. Do I need to chain about 23?
Michelle Browning
Do you have a video on how to do a 3-d entrelac blanket?
MICKEY!!!!! I have a question. I tried doing a 10 x 10 stitch box but ended up with an odd shaped box . More like rectangles. I wanted to make bigger squares. What an I doing wrong?
I’m confused!!! In the beginning 2 squares you pulled through ONE LOOP FIRST then pulled through 2 loops to the end. BUT in the second part of the video, you pulled through 2 loops from the beginning. So which is it? Hmmmmmm?
Did you ever get your question answered? If not the answer is both, depending on which square you are working; if you’re building a new one without attaching it the “the L”, you pull through one loop. If you are doing a square that is attaching to another, you pull though two loops for the first one. Hope that helps!
Mikey, I am confused as to at the beginning of the Return Pass, when to YO, draw through one, then YO , draw through two, to the end vs YO, draw through two the entire way back.
You can draw through 2 if you wish or do the one only. Just be consistent on the choice.
Mikey how many squares do you start with for a blanket for a crib?
Is there a formula I can use to find the number of chains I need for making rectangular placemats?
Could you please tell me exactly what yarn you used for the rose tones? Thanks!
Is it pulling through one or two? You keep changing on us Mikey! XD 21:13
+The Crochet Crowd
I came to see how to do the edge triangles that you show at the start but you false advertising means that you didn’t do that! Please link to where you show is that?!
how did you get the colored squares in a circle and the white square in the middle? it did not show that
+Karen Newsome - the white and colored piece is from a different video - making a square enterlac
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+Karen Newsmen ya...im lost too!...haha
I have the same problem. Watched all the tutes and still don't know how to make a rectangle afghan :(
Karen Newsome
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Can I use 4 ply yarn to do this rectangle afghan?
Hi , I would like to do a rectangle Blanket. Do you have a written pattern for one please.
DO you by anychance have a tutatorial on how to dothis exact same thing accept with tunisian knit stitch?!?!?!?!?!??!?!
For a twin size how many skeins of yarn for a tri color blanket
I'm trying to do the throw, and chained 40, but I'm lost after doing the 4 blocks. what do I do afterwards? is there any video showing an afghan/throw?
Look up red heart tunisian entrelac tutorial
Trip Around the World
Es un vídeo genial, pero de podría hace uno en español? Sobre todo la explicación en papel en principio. Ayudaria mucho. O subtítulos
Can I ask what yarn your using in this video please
I'm lost. please help. I am trying to make a twin bed blanket. how many boxes do I start with
Hi Mikey, I would love to do a Tunisian Brioche Entrelac throw. Tutorial... Hint... Hint...
I'm not even sure what that is. I have to see if there a free pattern I can find but I don't think one exists on Yarnspirations. I don't have anything like that to reference.
Could you use the honeycomb stitch in this pattern? Anyone? Ty so much
So the rectangle version is like that of the square version it's just started different??
+Leonora Williams
Yes :)
If I want to make the afghan size, do I still start with 4 square?
Yes. that's right.
Thank you.
You are awesome..... Love your tutorials!
Mikey how many squares for a king size?
Hey Mikey do you know anyone that has did the around the world left hand?
No I don't think I have seen anyone do that one in left.
How many inches is the bamboo hook? Where can those be purchased? Or a plastic one? I have a metal one and it does get heavy.
Lori Landry you can get plastic crochet hooks at Walmart
Mikey how many squares for a single bed
Buenas tardes, me encantaría que me explicaran como hacerlo con la mano izquierda, soy suda.Graias y perdonen las molestias, un beso.
Why doesn't he reply to these questions?
I do like your tutorials very much. But it would have been nice if you would have finished the rectangle instead of throwing in the square. It confused some of us as I cannot seem to get it rectangular. I have been working on a blanket for a while with no problem but this video is confusing. Can you add a chart or a visible picture of what a rectangular actually looks like? Please. I am trying to make a scarf.
+Carmen A thecrochetcrowd.com/entrelac-rectangular-afghans/
Helen O'Brien b
I too am struggling with this. My 4 middle squares came out exactly like yours did. But doing continued rows, the chains on the edges aren't the same, and I'm getting confused.
This concept requires a bit of patience as the learning curve is tough. I'm unsure what you mean by the chains. My guess is maybe go into a different spot of the chain to see if the visual difference is better for you.
@@TheCrochetCrowd what I meant was when I had to slip stitch to the stitch, I always come up with an extra one down one side. I can alter it to make it work, but it doesn't keep to a continuous pattern. I'm always having to repeat count before I slip stitch to anything. Is this normal?
@@angelagarverick3386 if you are always creating an extra stitch. It could be where the first stitch of the round is going. Try playing with a different spots and see if that helps. Just be consistent.
How many chains for one square blanket
Kan het in het Nederland gesproken worden?
Op mij iPad
well i must be really thick because when the video changed from 2 squares to a totally different shape I had no idea what to do and got totally frustrated, it's hard enough doing it left handed but I'm so not going to be doing a tunisian blanket anytime soon. Can anyone direct me to a step by step tutorial for rectangle afgan/tunisian?? I can usually follow your tutorials, not this time :(
bobnett39 me too, I'm lost as to where to go
bobnett39 there is a link in the description that also shows how to do it left handed.
..." it is what it is..."
Mikey, most of the time I think you are great teacher, but in a few videos, like this, I find myself completely lost. The building of blocks around a circle has no correlation I can see to the row you previously had us finish. In my row all the Ls have seven stitches across the top. We are not all experienced and it would be great if you slowed down to show us where to start, close ups too would be helpful. you don't always use correct terms and refer to stitches we need to work into in a vague way and I am having very much trouble understanding, I can go no further, so I must search out a new demonstration and I usually use the crochet crowd as my go to.
I want to make a sweater. So I need to know how to make an entrelac rectangle approximately 19 inches wide and long and adding the ribbing at the botton. So the sleeve would have to be approximately 16" long and 19" long.
How do I figure that out? Is there a formula?
Has anyone done this with Mandala yarn? If so, do I need to cut the yarn when I've done the first two blocks and restart again as in the second video that Mickey attached. I'm so confused. Any help is greatly appreciated thank you
There is a trick to doing it. Now in the video when he finishes his base squares instead of cutting the yarn and attaching a ‘new’ one your instead going to chain six then gather six loops total on your hook then gather a seventh one from the left side of your work. This will be the only time you will have to chain to create this shortcut. Now to finish and start a new round I find it’s easier to make the last square of the round by building it from the bottom up instead of building into the side. Once you finish that you’ll notice that you’ve ended with a single loop right in the corner of the L needed to start the next round. After that all you have to do is simply make your last square of the row a straight standing square.
@@tessaconmy3290 thank you so much for explaining it to me. Much appreciated 🙂
Do u have a free written pattern on the website ?
How can a king only have 2 boxes across with 40 chain when a lapghan has 4 boxes with 40 chain and twin has 13 boxes with 130 chain. This doesn't make sense. A lapghan is smaller then a twin and king is bigger then these two blanket. Can you explain please.
Just wondering how i fill in the sides only
Tania Senne look for entrelac borders, he's got tutorials on that.
I have 2 chains left after I made my 5 rows
hi my name is Esra how can i get this? could you help me?
What happened to the other one you started with
How is this supposed to be a queen so afgan it’s no a rectangle
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