Crochet Harlequin Stitch
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Tutorial to make the crochet harlequin stitch. Please see instructions for the hot pad at:
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Tiffany
Hi I just found your channel and I am making a blanket using this stitch with red heart granny square yarn. I am totally loving this stitch. My blanket will be a full size one. But your tutorial is so easy to follow thank you so much.
Wow. I love your explanation. Your approach to teaching is far easier to follow than many professionals. X
Finally found someone who hold the hook just the way I do! Thanks for not letting me feel left aside
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Same🤭🤗
YOU HAVE A WONDERFUL TUTORIAL. I not only enjoyed the tutorial but also your personal story and such an awesome way of giving instructions. It was low key, not stressful or too fast at all. I will be seeing more of them Thank you so much. Also I wanted to say that I am praying for your daughter as well. My daughter waited 8 years before her first. God Bless!🤗
To clarify, the starting chain needs to be an odd number times 8 plus 1. I was counting my setup row and I chained 161 which is 20 times 8 plus 1 and there were extra chains. I dropped it to 19 times 8 plus one and it equaled out.
I know this stitch as the Cathrine Wheel. It is quite an effective stitch and you explained it far better than the teacher at school who taught me. It took ages to learn this and you made it so easy! Boy I wish you had been around to explain it to me back when I was learning but you probably weren’t even a twinkle in your mama’s eye yet lol. Thanks so much!
Hope this helps others working through repeats!
Row 2: 4:30
Row 3: 8:54
Row 4: 13:13
Row 5: 15:23
Love that stitch. I’m a grandma also and I taught my granddaughter also. ❤❤❤❤❤
I just finished a blanket of this stitch for my expecting grandson it was so beautiful thank you so much it was difficult stitch though but through your clear instruction I managed to do the blanket amazing video great 😊😊😊job
You are very detailed in your tutorials and I love how you teach!🧶🧶🧶
I love this harliquin stitch. My daughter was in the same situation 23 years ago and after she had 4 rounds of IVF she had Thomas he is so special and 23 months later she had Harry naturally and low and behold another 20 monthes later she had Ellie naturally. Her family is now complete . Never give up hope.
Im making my siblings coffee cozies for Christmas this year and I think this pattern would be so cute for one in blue and purple
Amazing thank you so much I love this stitch I thought it is very hard but with this video I manage to make a blanket from this pattern thank you so much 😊😊
Thank you so much for great tutorial. Thankful for your help in learning new patterns. Sending prayers for your daughter 🙏❤️
TY WHAT A BEAUTIFUL STITCH!!!! HOPE YOUR BOOK DOES VERY WELL!!!
i love your videos for your excellent instruction and encouraging the freedom of creativity. thank you so much and God bless. 💕💞
Hi! I have watched various videos for this pattern and your video has been the easiest to understand yet! I’m still trying to get the pattern down, especially for the end and beginning of each row, but I love this stitch and can’t wait to use it. Thanks for the tutorial.
Love this stitch! Will be making this hot pad! thank you,
The diamonds look so perfect in this pattern! I'm thinking about an ombre pink blanket to make for myself. Love it, blessings to you and your family!
Thank you for your tutorial, great teacher!
Ty so much for doing a video on this. Between this stitch and the Catherine's wheel and Starburst, it was all so confusing. Some seem to think it's all the same but it's not. Using this stitch to make a cushion. So cool that you and I crochet the same way. My mother in law and others I've seen, hold the hook and yarn completely different. I can't do it that way.😊💕
Thanks for sharing. That would make a nice border.
Our personalities are so similar. I liked listening to ur story too. U do talk alot lol (like I do on my tutorials), but u give great instruction. Awesome job.. 👍 💯✨
Love your tutorial! Read the directions, watched the video, made a mistake at the end of a row, then I watched the video again and crocheted along with you and it came out great! Started with the hot pad for practice, ready to move on to a throw for the back of my couch!! Thanks so much, will follow on Instagram!
Omg thank you 🥺💖 your tutorial works wonderful for me! I'm using very chunky wool to make carpets for my bedroom 🤗
Very clear explanation thanx ❤
Hello from Canada. I'm going to use a variegated yarn for the entire blanket & I might use white for the border. In the variegated yarn I've chose the colors don't change quickly at all so it should be a very nice contrast. I follow you on utube & you explain so very well. Thanks again & be safe
Then you so much for teaching me it, is beautiful video tanks again.
Excellent tutorial, beautiful stitch, a lot of fun to work. Much easier, for me, than the Catherine Wheel, which I love to look at but have a hard time getting any of mine to look right. I am very happy with how this Harlequin stitch turned out for me.
I love that hot pad and how the back is crocheted/sewn on. Gonna go make myself one now! :)
This is a really great tutorial! Thank you 😊
Por fin lo consigo 😊 es maravilloso 👏 💕 ❤
It's a beautiful pattern! Must try it soon! Thank you!
Very nice and it is good that speaking slowly. Well done
Timeless beauty and easy to do, thanks to you.
wonderful teacher i love this stitch
Beautiful! Thank you for your tutorial
I am really glad I came across your you tube vidscause thi is a stitch I've been trying to accomplish and you omg you absolutely explained it so simply and easy so thank you so very much.
best wishes to you and your daughter!
I love this pattern!
Thank you! Very easy to follow.
I love this ❣ Thank you for sharing this ❣🥰❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Very pretty stitch. Thanks for sharing! ❤
Super pretty. Thx for sharing. P&B for a baby
This is a beautiful stitch! I would love to make an afghan with it. Thank you for sharing it!
Emma Padilla ii
Thank you for your video! I found your explanation easy to understand and follow along. Thanks again !! :)
Beautiful!!!!
Thank you can't wait to make this
Beautiful, thanks for sharing
Love this stitch
Thanks for sharing and I will give it a try and I would love to make different patterns for potholders and have a great day
You are an amazing teacher!!!❤❤❤
I used this to make a baby blanket. It came out beautifully. I did get confused with the counts of end and start stitches but got the hang of it after a few rewinds. It works up much easier than Catherine's Wheel which I started and pulled out to switch to the Harlequin stitch which I also found to be a, prettier stitch with less holes.
Thank u very good explained 👍🏻🌺❤️
Thank you, it’s very pretty :)
My crocheting addiction (yes it's an addiction by now lol) actually started with knitting. I took an elective class in school and my teacher always told my stitches were too tight, but a few years later I learned crocheting and it's much easier in my opinion. My tendency to make "tight stitches" almost became a blessing lol
Really pretty! 👍🙂
Very beautiful
Great tutorial, your tutorials are always so easy and clear to watch, thank you x
Martha Mcintosh thank you!
Thank you You are a great teacher.
I love this pattern and I admire the way you explain everything in such detail. I would suggest that if you are using a white yarn to use a darker background.
I also would like to make a baby blanket. How many chains would you suggest?
Good luck with your family. How is Hannah?
Just found you and loved this tutorial! I subscribed so I'll start getting all of your future tutorials. I'm going to practice this and may do a blanket for my sister's Christmas present using this pattern. I love it!
so elegant i am going to try learning it for those in need for xmas elegant but warm ill start sat. 🌲🧶♥️🙏
So very pretty Tiffany 👍😊
Thank you 🙏 I am from Libya 🇱🇾
Nice stitch need to do that. Thank you.
Lovely pattern, thankyou
Hi this is my 1st time watching. I love this stich and can't wait to use it😀
Love it❤
Excelente,
Hello Tiffany,
I LOVE your channel and your work and stitches. You and I think very alike. The tutorial on the Harlequin srirch I found a bit challenging, as the endings to the rows are important, that is why I failed with the CWheel. My ends looked very shabby. I love your chatter, but the rows were were not representative as two were from the starting chain and the two from the colour change and then your chatter interfered a bit with one of the endings. Please post another video on this stitch, doing at least 10 rows. I did not find that the 5 row repeat including the colour change was sufficient.
I love your work and would like to follow your instructions.
R1: @1:38
R2: @4:29
R3: @8:56
R4: @12:42
R5: @15:21
Thank you.
I like this pattern so much better than the Catherine Wheel.
Such a lovely pattern...also tell me some patterns for frocks heavy one
I am a new follower.great video.
Beautiful stich I love ❤️ it xx did you use cotton xx 😘 😊xx
love your voice and tutorial, just sad that mine is getting like this / on the left side, i've remaking it over and over but it still gets bent
Gorgeous pattern. I would love to make an Afghan using this pattern (Did I mention I will be 80 yrs old in July?). I would gift the Afghan to my best friend of almost the same age (we have been friends since forever!). She has Alzheimer’s but we talk often. We now live in different states (she lives in N. Louisiana) since my daughter wants me to live near her. Would this beautiful pattern be appropriate for my sweet friend and, if so, would you please suggest weight of yarn and size of crochet hook. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you so much in advance for any help you can give me. I live in McKinney, TX in 12:55 12:55 a lovely retirement facility.
Would like a tutorial on your mint and coral wavy shell blanket
I would love to know what yarn this is ☺️
Can I get the written instructions for this 😊🎉🎉 ok
What are the multiples + ? So I can make my own pattern.
what is the difference between this and the Catherine wheel stitch?
Hi can I ask what yarn you are using n this please xx
Do you use just the back loop?
Can anyone please tell me what brand of crochet hook is used in this video?
Where is the video on how to do the border for this Afghan?
This is so pretty!! I did a sample with you today and I have a question. How do I fasten the yarn ends where I add color? Thank you 😀
At the end of the project, I like to use a tapestry needle to weave all the ends through the stitches of the blanket. I find this will secure the ends the best.
@@DaisyFarmCrafts thank you !!
Did you use cotton thread for this project ?
Yes! Find all the details of the project here daisyfarmcrafts.com/crochet-harlequin-hotpad/
Look like the wheel stitch
Can you make a blanket out of this stitch
Yes we have a version on our website. daisyfarmcrafts.com/crochet-baby-marly-harlequin-blanket/
Nyc
What is the multiple for this pattern
I don't remember off the top of my head, but it's listed in the pattern details. Click the link in the caption.
Molestate en traducirlo a español ya que pones una cosa en un canal internacional que menos
Your pattern is missing the first sc in row 1. Pretty sure it should say: In the 5th chain from the hook, work [3 DC, 1 CH, 3 DC], skip 3 ch's, sc in next ch, *skip 3 ch’s, [3 DC, 1 CH, 3 DC] in next ch, skip 3 ch, 1 SC in next ch, repeat from * to the end of the row.
Rita Miller thank you! I fixed it.
It's still wrong. You need to add another "skip 3 ch's" and you need to move the first asterisk to AFTER the 1sc, just like what I wrote above:
In the 5th chain from the hook, work [3 DC, 1 CH, 3 DC], skip 3 ch's, sc in next ch, *skip 3 ch’s, [3 DC, 1 CH, 3 DC] in next ch, skip 3 ch, 1 SC in next ch, repeat from * to the end of the row.
Rita Miller got it. Thanks!
@@DaisyFarmCrafts where is the video of the. How to do the border on this Afghan? I'm not understanding the written directions.
You sound just like a lady who did videos of her black and white cat. Her cat looked like it was begging when it sat up. The cat used it’s two front paws to look like begging when it sat up.
You definitely sound just like the lady. I cannot find the video any longer