Celtic Weave Stitch (CW)
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The Original Celtic Weave as taught by Bonnie Barker.
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Thanks for your encouragement Linda. Like you, I kind of fell into how to hold the yarn with my left hand on my own. After 40+ years, it still works! I'm glad the videos help. Have a wonderful 2013!
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie Barker
Thank you from Thailand. Your video is really helpful for me. Clear and Easy to follow.
This is such a lovely stitch/pattern and not at all difficult. I caught-on right away. It also gives great clarity as to how other crochet designs are made that I would otherwise never attempt. It's definitely on my to-do list for a couple pillows. I also have crocheted 40+ yrs and have always used the same style of holding my hook and work. Recently I taught a small grp of ladies the basics of crochet and they preferred the same method. Thanks again for the great tutorial!
You hold your hook just like I do! Never saw anyone do that before! I taught myself when I was very young, probably less than 10. My mother had a way of wrapping the thread around her fingers, and I could never do that. So I just figured out myself. Glad I found your videos, I'm a visual learner, and just go to your videos whenevver the written directions are too confusing. I can pick up the stitch in minutes!
I love all your videos. I'm relatively new to crochet and seem to learn new stitches better from videos. I like the little extras, stitch count plus *. For instance, this is a one sided pattern. First row is work on the right side. I'm using many of your videos to help me learn stitches used in an afghan I'm currently making as a wedding gift. Thank you so much.
+Kathy McFadden: Thank you for your kind words. May I ask which pattern that you are crocheting? I do have some free patterns with Red Heart Yarns and was just curious! I'm also on Facebook at Bonnie Bay Crochet should you be interested in joining us there!
Blessings,
Bonnie Barker
BonnieBayCrochet.com
Dear Dhwashington 52,
Thank you for the encouragement! My oldest daughter was the inspiration for this stitch - she challenged me to do something new. I'm glad you enjoy the stitch. I'm currently working on some sweater designs using it.... Blessings!
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie
You are very welcome! So glad the video was helpful.
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie
You are right, this may not be the best for a hat, but it does work well for a scarf should you get the chance. Happy crocheting!
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie Barker
I'm really enjoying your book. Your tutorial is so helpful! Ty!
You are very welcome! After all, you wonderful bunch of lefties are the only people in their right minds!
Grace,
Bonnie
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Thanks for the suggestion and encouragement. I'll try to remember that when I post new videos.
Where are you from in Ireland? I got to visit your beautiful country back in September with my husband (he had to work, I got to play!). Except for driving on the left side of the road, we felt right at home. I can't wait to go back.
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie Barker
This is awesome. I'm an intermediate novice, so seeing this all the way from the beginning. Thanks!
Thank you❣️❣️❣️
I did it, I feel like a Celtic Goddess🍀❤️
I would use a multiple of 4, but be sure to use 2 border dcs at the beginning and end of the rows. I can't give you an exact number because I don't know how wide you desire it to be, or the yarn type and needle size. Once you determine your gauge and size, pick the number that is the closest to a multiple of 4, and then add the number of sts necessary for the turning chain. I hope this helps a little!
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie
WOW!!! Thank you!!! I stumbled across this stitch in a Spanish language video and have spent the last 4 hours scouring the web and UA-cam for an English version and to know what it's actually called... your video is brilliant... how you explain/show every move and where... I am very comfortable with the basket weave and cables so this is just the next step. It's a beautiful stitch... so, thank you so much for this video. I hope all is well!!! - Lu
WOW! What an encouraging comment Ludovicus! You've made my day! Blessings to you on this blessed Christmas Eve...
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie
This is a beautiful stitch. And you make it look easy. I'm going to try it, and we shall see. :-) Thank you for a great tutorial!
How did it go? :)
What a great tutorial. Concise yet detailed enought to completely illustrate the stitch. Thank you so much!
Thanks for your encouragement Peggy! Happy crocheting!
Grace,
Bonnie Barker
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Believe me, they do! And sometimes multiple times. Often the designer doesn't get the final look and that's where I've encountered some problems with my patterns. On behalf of all designers I plead for your understanding and grace here. We are only a part of this whole process. This is why I share these free videos. : )
Have you read a newspaper lately? You'll find mistakes everyday if you look for them. I guess as long as we humans are doing the work this will happen.
Grace,
Bonnie
Thank you so much for sharing. I love this Stitch a new one for me. Thank you for taking the time for this great tutorial.
+care1967 You are very welcome! Happy crocheting!
Grace,
Bonnie Barker
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I'm part of a crochet group at our local community college. They donate the blankets to the local hospital for new born babies. I'm making a Celtic weave blanket for the first baby born on st Patrick's day along with a crown ear warmer with a shamrock applique... its tribute to my youngest who was also born on st Patrick's day and will be 4 this year. Thank you for giving me something to challenge myself! Beautiful pattern
Kimberly Griego how kind of you! One of my daughters got engaged on St. Patrick’s back in 2018, and married that June.❤️
Thank you so much for the tutorial. I've gotten to rows 61-63 and was stuck. This is such a beautiful stitch. I plan on doing each afghan in your new book. Thanks for saving my sanity.
You are very welcome! Thanks for taking the time to encourage. Are you a Crochet Guild of America (CGOA) member? If not, I think you would love the conferences! You can find all the info on-line at the CGOA website. Happy crocheting!
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie Barker
You have taught me some of the most beautiful crochet stitches that I know and this one is no exception. After a couple of false starts, (and pulling out hundreds of stitches) I finally figured out what I was doing wrong and now I really enjoy using this stitch and I absolutely LOVE how it looks. Thank you once again for your excellent teaching and for sharing your incredible creativity. Now I need to order some more of your books :) 💜
So glad this worked out for you Connie! Blessings to you!
I am so excited to try this new pattern I absolutely love it! Thank you so much for your creativity!
marlenny maldonado Thanks for taking the time to encourage! Many blessings to you!
Bonnie
I love this stitch. You are very talented. Thankyou for your teachings.
I'm making the Red Heart Holiday Cables Throw for my daughter in the color Grape Jam. I just noticed that it was designed by you! I had trouble with the written directions for this part of the afghan. I saved it, and when I showed it to her, she loved it immediately, and wanted me to make it for her in a purple color. It's coming out nicely. I love the yarn, and the pattern is challenging and fun to do, because it has different sections. Thanks!!
Brilliant pattern! I am looking forward to trying this! Thanks! It really is a wonderful tut. Clearly spoken and beautifully visible. More please...more! lol
Thank you! Should you ever want to check out some patterns using this stitch, I have some on my website at BonnieBayCrochet.com.
Blessings!
Bonnie Barker
This is great. As a new crocheter I am desperately trying to read patterns but a pattern won’t tell me that Bonnie keeps her thumb on the loop in the hook and the tension is what makes this pattern work. Thank you for sharing your beautiful work! I will persevere 🙌
Thank you Bonnie for this tutorial it is very pretty stitch. Can't wait till tomorrow 25th to watch another one of your tutorials.
Thanks for the lesson. I tried to incorporate the pattern into the hat I'm working on, but whether my skill isn't up to par or the type of yarn I'm working with didn't lend itself well to the pattern I decided to go with a nice shell pattern. But I'll keep this stitch in mind and try to work it into a future project.
Very clear and easy to follow, lovely pattern.
Thank you Diela!
Hi Bonnie!! This video was very explanatory thank you I really liked it want to make my daughter and new son-in law a blanket they are really into the Celtic motif..
Thank you for this tutorial. I was trying to figure it out from the written instructions but was having no luck. Now I can do it!
Thank you!! Wonderful teaching video!! Thank you for expanding my crochet vocabulary!!! Thank you!!
Thank you! Been looking to try this for awhile now, but couldn't find instructions. So excited to get started!
Katherine, did you know that I have a left-handed version of this video and all my other ones as well? You can find them all at my BonnieBayCrochet (dot com) site and on UA-cam.
Blessings to you,
Bonnie
Ireland calling - wow, just found your channel as I look for cable / Irish designs to crochet....thank you!
+Aimee Scanlon, welcome aboard! I can't say enough about how much I enjoyed visiting your beautiful country! My dream is to go back and stay a while longer, and to meet crocheters along the way. Blessings my friend!
Bonnie, hurry up and come back!!!
+Aimee Scanlon I would be there tomorrow if I could! Another crochet friend/designer, Jennifer Ryan will be leading a group of crocheters to Ireland this spring. I'm trying hard not to be too jealous of my sweet friend! Blessings, Bonnie
I think I remember reading about that tour before Bonnie...someone just gifted me some aran wool which I am so happy with and going to try some of your designs - angel & celtic hugs
+Aimee Scanlon Excellent! Many blessings to you Aimee!
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie Barker
BonnieBayCrochet.com
Excellent demo on the celtic stitches
I totally love the look of this stitch.
Thank you for the pattern. Greetings from the Netherlands
My pleasure! Hope you are staying warm this winter!
This stitch is a multiple of 4 + 2 (provided you have a dc in the first and last stitch of the row). For the starting chain, you will also need to add 2 or 3 chains for the turning chain. Hope this helps!
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie Barker
Fun to watch, motivating for beginners.
Thank you for posting this video. I am working on a pattern that uses this and could not figure out what I was doing wrong. Now it's turning out correctly. Many thanks :)
i like the way you hold the needle very different from many crochet artist.
Aha!!! Thanks for this video! a pattern I'm working on for a crochet aran style blanket/throw is calling for the celtic weave stitch, and every time I tried to do it following their instructions, I didn't get the woven effect, it was just continuous lines, and I figured out why--on the second row, it calls for working in FRONT of the stitches just made when you make the crossing stitches, but in order to achieve this woven effect you have to work BEHIND the stitches on the second row.
Good Morning Bonnie! I've tried and tried; but I can't master this stitch to save my life😆
Another that I adore is the Knurl; but that's another that gets my knickers in a bunch🤣🌹❣
Make Yours a fantastic day and as in all days; be abundantly Blessed🌹❣
Sorry about that Carla. Perhaps you can take another look at these stitches in a week or so, then they might become more clear. I know the knurl - for whatever reason - seems to be more challenging to the more experienced crocheter. This could be because it is all so backwards! I encourage crocheters on that stitch to just let the strands fall as they may, and don't try to control that. If you keep normal tension, this stitch comes along with some practice.
Blessings,
Bonnie Barker
BonnieBayCrochet.com
I found this video because my sister asked me to use this stitch to make a beanie for her for the holidays, and I found out that I didn’t even know I’ve been using a very similar stitch for a cabled blanket I’m working on!
BonnieBayCrochet wow this is awesome ... looks difficult but once you understand the stitches FPTreble & BPTreble it should start to fall into place ... this is definitely a challenge .. .. thanks for posting this video - thumbs up ! sharing this to Facebook
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I have been looking for this but I thought it was a variation of basketweave not a different stitch altogether. Thankfully someone pointed me in the right direction. Thanks for the great tutorial :) Keep up the good work :)
Thank you so much! I love this stitch!
I like this pattern. I have been crocheting for many years. I am 85 and I try to work my hands a lot, due to arthritis, it helps keep them limber. I have saved this pattern to my history but it would be nice to have a printed one. Thanks for your vidio.
This stitch is the center motif in a crochet along I will be hosting starting on December 1st. We will be crocheting the Holiday Cables Throw, and here is the free pattern (courtesy of Red Heart Yarns): www.redheart.com/files/patterns/pdf/LW3152.pdf
In this pattern you will find a detailed written description of the Celtic Weave.
Blessings to you!
Bonnie Barker
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Dear Super Chucheman,
Thank you! Happy Crocheting!
Can I ask you a question? Looking your youtube name, would you happen to be a Christian?
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie
GORGEOUS.
@anncue I'm glad the video was helpful. Please let me know where you are having a problem and maybe I can help. If there is a problem with the publication I would also love to get it resolved. Please send me a note - you can get my address at our web page (can't post it here, sorry). Thanks! -Bonnie
thank you for posting this video, it is a beautiful stitch and I am going to incorporate it into a wrap/shawl I am making. I like a lot of your videos, they are useful and unusual stitches, it would be really helpful if you showed an example of the finished stitch pattern at the beginning of the video as it would save time scrolling to the end of the video to view the finished product ( to see what it looks like). thanks a million! :D and happy new year from ireland!
I just found out that it is!!! It's the "Red Holiday Cables Throw" It's such a beautiful pattern! So far the celtic weave part is the only part with an error in it, everything else was well explained and super easy. Maybe you could go in and edit that part? I don't know if this makes any difference but I am a left handed crocheter, is that possibly why the instructions on that didn't work for me? Doesn't seem like it would matter, but I don't know.
I am so grateful for this. The Aran Afghans book from Leisure Arts is not so clear, and even looks like there are some errors.
Repeat rows 2 and 3? I've been wanting to try this stitch for the longest time. TY so much for your tutorials and your designs ... beautiful!
Yes, this can be confusing. I chalk it up to the limitations of a 3 dimensional craft being explained using a one-dimensional language of just words. Can you tell me which pattern you are using? Is it one of my free Red Heart patterns? Just curious!
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie Barker
BonnieBayCrochet (dot com)
Is there a written pattern for this stitch? what is the multiple of stitches...i have watched several videos regarding this stitch and yours is the only one that makes any kind of sense!
Dear eastonga101,
Thanks for your kind encouragement! I actually developed this stitch several years ago (first appeared in "Aran Afghans to Crochet" published in 2010 - Leisure Arts), and many have made their versions since then. To answer your question, this stitch is a multiple of 4 + 1. The "+1" is to compensate for needing to skip the first stitch of the row. I usually work a hdc or dc in the turning chain at the end of the row. In addition to the above mentioned leaflet, I also have a couple of other books & leaflets available, and one due out this fall. You can find out more here: bonniebaycrochet.squarespace.com/bonnies-leisure-arts-patterns/
Blessings,
Bonnie Barker
BonnieBayCrochet.com
Thank you so much!
You can check out my website at BonnieBayCrochet (dot com) for leaflets (for purchase - also available at Amazon & local craft stores), and free patterns using this stitch. Also check out the current newsstand edition of "Crochet for a Quiet Evening" at most newsstands now. Hope this is helpful!
Dear Scarlet,
Thanks for taking the time to encourage! Blessings to you...
Grace,
Bonnie Barker
BonnieBayCrochet (dot com)
I'm sorry you're having trouble. You may be having trouble with loading if your internet is being overwhelmed. Sometimes trying at another time of the day may help. Often the words "stitch" is interchanged with the specific type of stitch. Sorry to confuse you on this. If you still are having trouble, please let me know. You can reach me at BonnieBay@me.com
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie Barker
I've would love to use this stitch to make a baby blanket. I was wondering what number of chains i should start with?
Oh Bonnie; You just may imagine why I'm here. I am happy to have found the creator of this stitch pattern. FINALLY a clear answer. The vid I watched (mind you I'm an experienced crocheter) was so long and had these fptc beginning in front... got it. Then she wanted us to do fptc behind but brought in between and with no chaining brought over to begin the next set. Something told me further investigation was needed especially since we weren't given a stitch multiple. No starting my prayer shawl without that. So I see yours are all worked in front in row one. Which base row do you prefer if I add a border? Maybe not since it's this kind of pattern? I'm open for suggestions Bonnie, I'm using Caron Simply Soft in Off White. I plan on wearing it over my dress at my own garden wedding in spring. I'm 64. We've known each other over 24 years. If you think another pattern would be better for this occasion I'm open. I trust you. Bless you sweet lady.
Thank you Lynda! I believe any multiple of 4 + 1 will work on this stitch. I would start with a base row of double crochet. I do have many shawl patterns using this stitch and others. Here's the link for my Ravelry page: www.ravelry.com/designers/bonnie-barker I truly wish you the very best on your upcoming wedding!
@@BonnieBayCrochet Thank You Bonnie. I will look on RAVELRY. My library and Que is growing.
Cool! I usually just use right handed patterns, my brain just automatically transposes everything, I don't know how it does it, but it does lol. But that's for supporting us lefties!!!!!
Hi... I got through the first row with my series of X's... But I'm doing something terribly wrong on my 2nd row. The screen on my android isn't showing the 3 dots you speak of with a wheel below to slow down the video... I'm feeling kind of stupid at this point because I've been crocheting since I was 6 (76 now), I've ripped out my 2nd row 5 times now because it just doesn't look like your beautiful work. What to do??
Can you tell me how many chains you used on this particular pattern?
You're designs are beautiful, Thankyou
Perhaps 20? This stitch works well with multiples of 4 plus the turning chains and the number of stitches that start and end the row. If you start by working in the 3rd chain from hook, an even multiple of 4 will work.
Thank you, this particular demonstration is much easier to understand than many of the others I have watched. Do you have printable instructions available?
I do have instructions in some of my written pattern books that use the Celtic Weave. Many are available from amazon here: www.amazon.com/s?k=bonnie+barker&ref=nb_sb_noss_1
@@BonnieBayCrochet Thank you, I just bought two of your Kindle versions books before I read your answer. I was also looking for that Large Wheat Cable and also found it in one of your books. Thank you for the videos---the books will be great, but the videos really help for those of us who need visual aids. :-)
Joi Soucy thanks for your support!
Bonnie, I am still working on the 1st part of the colorful cables throw, I have been working on the celtic weave for days and days and just can't get it, I have looked at several demos, I just ended up tearing out 7 rows again because somehow I am losing stitches, Lots of them. Is there a different pattern I can replace it with? Its giving me a headache. Maybe I am to old to learn new tricks, lol
Can you send me some photos of a small swatch? If you can do that, I may be able to see what is going on so you can do this. You can send a photo to me at bonniebay@me.com. Otherwise, you can always use a variation of the basketweave (change the number of multiples?).
Hi Bonnie,
I hope you get this message even though this video is quite old now. I bought your book, Contemporary Celtic Crochet, and I attempted to make the Kells cabled sweater. (I should have prefaced this with 'I still consider myself a beginner/intermediate crocheter'.) Anyway, after many attempts, I kind of got a sweater, which I love, but: the arms are too long and the neckline is too big (it keeps falling off my shoulders). Do you have any suggestions as to how I can remedy this? I don't want to undo it at all (I made it with my pug by my side; she passed away last year and it's very, very precious to me). I have thought about putting elastic around the inside of the neckline, or sewing a chain of double crochet stitches on the inside, across the back. Do you have any creative ideas that could help? Thank you so much.
Hi LH! I would try working a row of slip stitches around the collar using a smaller sized hook. This should take a lot of the elasticity out of this so it won't fall off the shoulders. Thank you for your kind support!
@BonnieBayCrochet This is a great idea. Thank you 😊
how many stitches do you start with? I'm wondering if it need to start with an even or odd number, or if there is any rule or pattern to the number of stitches it need to start with.
never mind, I read an old comment. multiples of 4. thankyou!
Hi, thx for tutorial...its like a bit how i do my cabling, how can i do this in round for hat, not sure how to incorporate the dbl crochet at ends of your rows into the round?, maybe increase to one more or decrease to one less celtic cross?
Excellent question! Here's another video I made to help you work this stitch in the round: ua-cam.com/video/Em78DF2oEtY/v-deo.html
thanks for you so much
I haven't heard of the Crochet Guild of America (CGOA), but will definitely check it out. Thanks so much for the reply and recommendation.
Bonnie; I forgot to ask what size hook you're using to get that snugged stitch? I wanted to also tell you my Fiance is very Irish. We're wearing Celtic wedding rings. Everything's totally different this go round. Love makes all the difference. Yes?
I believe I was using a size I (or 9/5.50 mm) on this stitch, but I would encourage you to experiment with different size hooks with the yarn you choose in order to get the effect you desire. That is so cool that you have Celtic wedding rings! God's blessings on your new life together!
@@BonnieBayCrochet Thx Bonnie.
Actually, this pattern was re-written by text editors, problems crept in (designer had nightmares over this), and another amazing editor helped me get it straightened out. All this to say, you may be using the older version. Just be sure you are using the latest corrected version and the problems may have already been magically fixed. Just a day in the life of a crochet designer. This is not unusual and most publishing companies keep an "errata" or correction listing for their patterns.
What are the base rows of this Afghan?
I frequently search out stitches to use in patterns. If I wanted to use this Stitch in a scarf pattern would that be allowed? And how would I acknowledge you?
Shouldn’t be a problem! I just as for designer credit where appropriate. Many have copied this both in patterns and in videos, but it started here more than 11 years ago!😊
Why don't they proofread these patterns before giving them to us!!!!!! Thanks for the video again!
When do you determine to use a triple crochet stitch vs. a long-double crochet stitch?
I only use treble crochets for the Celtic Weave stitch. The only time I use double crochet is for the stitches at the end of the row.
how many stitches did you start with and did you just do hains and then sc before doig your dc and then on to your cw?
Dear Rae Anne,
You can begin this stitch on sc or dc, but dc will be easier to learn at first. This can be worked over any multiple of 4 plus 1 if you work in the turning chain at the end of the row. For a beginning chain, choose a multiple of 4, and begin in the 4th chain from the hook when working your dc row. After that you are ready to begin your Celtic Weave row.
Happy Easter! He is risen!
Bonnie Barker
BonnieBayCrochet.com
Could you please do a tutorial on woven treasure? I am very confused. I may be doing somewhat correctly
Hi Lisa! Since this design is now owned by my publisher Leisure Arts, I don't have the permission to make a tutorial (and, yes, I have asked them about doing just that on some of my designs I have with them). I can however, try to help you with these stitches. I have a tutorial for the Celtic Weave and will post the link below. If you have questions about other stitches, just let me know. ua-cam.com/video/jQV1aLrg588/v-deo.html
I would like the starting count of chain in order to determine the size I want
This stitch is a multiple of 4.
Do you know why this is called the Barker Celtic Weave? Is it different from other Celtic Weave patterns? I'm just curious because my maiden name is Barker.
I've not had any success with post stitches, but, I am definitely going to try again with this! Thanks for sharing!
Dear Wanda, that is an excellent question! Back in 2009 I developed this stitch and named it by my last name, hence the "Barker Celtic Weave". I was later blessed by being able to publish this afghan along with 4 others in a Leisure Arts leaflet entitled "Aran Afghans to Crochet", and the publishers shortened the name, dropping the "Barker" portion. Since then I have used this in my other published patterns and books. Many other UA-cam crocheters have picked up on this as you have noticed! I'm glad so many folks are enjoying this. Blessings, Bonnie Barker
BonnieBayCrochet thanks for replying, I am excited to give this a shot!
I don't know how to attach a photo, but, after 3 hours, I've got the rows you have shown. It scrunched in about half an inch, tho. I am going to try a bigger hook and try to relax, lol, I always pull tight when learning something new.
But, I think it is really pretty, so I'm going to keep trying :)
Wanda, you can always reach me at bonniebay@me.com and I can try to answer your question. You can also send photos to me there. I don't think it is possible to post them here. Another option is to message me on my Bonnie Bay Crochet Facebook page. Blessings...
Prekrasno,Nadam se da cu moci ponoviti motiv
What are the first rows on the bottom before the start of the stitch
Jennifer Rodarte these are double crochet, but this stitch can be worked into singles, half-doubles and trebles.
Can this be done using double crochet instead of triple? If so, how would the pattern read?
wendy parish I suppose you can, but the fabric will be very dense and tight. Definitely give it a try and see if you like it. I would start with a small swatch.
Not sure which pattern you are referring to. I would not substitute dcs for trs in a given pattern.
Can you start from the beginning.. That is with the chains....
If you need the number, this stitch can be crocheted with any multiple of 4 plus 1. Begin crocheting in the 4th chain from hook and in each ch across. You can crochet this stitch over sc, hdc or even treble crochets.
You did a nice job explaining but i cant see what you are doing. some things were a little unclear
What is multiple for this stitch?
This stitch is a multiple of 4 plus 1 and the turning chain to start.
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I am having trouble......this is new to me and for some reason it stops short something is wrong with the vid......but otherwise......well I am having trouble.......when you say skip a stitch it really is not a stitch it is a double crochet.
ANY WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS
First Row is on the rong side?
Not necessarily. This is only a swatch. Row 1 will always be worked with the front side (or right side) facing, and row 2 with the back side facing,
@@BonnieBayCrochet thank...i try to add this stich to my older project....
I was able to follow along wonderfully until you say just keep repeating rows 2 and 3 on your own. That’s where things went wonky! I guess I’ll try your longer video on this. I enjoy your teachings.
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You hold your hook the way I do. Much easier in my opinion.
Greg Crabb I can sure go fast this way and I believe it eliminates extra wrist and hand motion.😊
@@BonnieBayCrochet I think so too. I can even wear an immobilizer and still crochet quickly.
@@gregcrabb3497 I do hope you don't have a hand injury! That would be tough.
@@BonnieBayCrochet Just years of wear and tear...first from working in a factory and then from being an ICU nurse for the past 19 years....along with playing piano for the past 33 years. Sometimes I just have to wear a brace when I am working.
@@gregcrabb3497 I hear you. Do take care!
Email sent. Problems noted. Thanks for quick response.