Thank you for going slow and explaining for us beginners. Very nice stitch. How many beginners are grateful?

@usernameonetwo34567

Жыл бұрын

Me!

@debrarobertson6021

Жыл бұрын

Me too❤

@rosariacarlostella9105

Жыл бұрын

Me too

@liliabaker2717

11 ай бұрын

Me as well. I've made hats using this channel. And I love that she explains so well.

@sunshineandbuttercups

8 ай бұрын

I havent even started watching it but I know im going to be incredibly thankfulll

This stitch is so beautiful. Please, make a table runner, place mats and the bowl holder for microwave dishes. That would be a great Christmas gift. Thank you for sharing.

I love how easy and simple this design is. Will try it for sure. Thank u for making such beginning friendly videos

I love this stitch pattern! To make a quick fringe, wrap the yarn around a piece of cardboard for the length required. Cut the yarn on one end of the cardboard. The lengths will be the same and so less waste 😊

I know the stitch as an extended single crochet. Love the project!

@danastanbery3010

Жыл бұрын

No not an extended single crochet

Love them so pretty. Came across your channel buy accident. I'm so glad I did. You make your tutorials so easy to follow you explain them well. As some others I've come across not so easy to follow. Thank you.

Thank you so much, Dani for providing these tutorials! Just finished one of your chunky blankets and cottage mug rug. I’m a beginner and found these projects very simple and quick to complete. Your projects are current and make great gifts. Looking forward to your next post! Blessings.

I really want love this pattern . I made one last night and it came out great . Thanks for the tutorial . You are a wonderful teacher .

Beautiful stitch. Loved it. Simple and will be sturdy too. Will surely do this.

OMG love these finally as a starter I have found something I can make and complete thank you I’ll be sure to add you big thumbs up from me x

Thank you. Liking the linear effect on the one side, nice. Easy clear instructions. Beautiful sheen on your yarn too.

A wonderful Christmass gift for a friend Thank you soooo much I appreciate how you teach . Thx

Thanks for an amazing video!!! So easy to follow. I'm gonna crochet beautiful bright colors & contrasting colored tassels. I jst got some gorgeous neon pink, orange & lime green yarn Can't wait to give it a go!!!!

Simple and beautiful! Thank you!

Great lesson/instruction, beautiful stitch and super fun and easy for this beginner!! Thank you so much!!

Love it. Want it for a Plate Matt

I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE this pattern!! Thank you so much for sharing it!!!

@CJDesignblog

Жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome!

Very pretty stitch! I have not seen that one before your video. Thanks!! You made it VERY easy to understand!!!

Excellent tutorial!! Thanks so much for sharing ❤️

Thank you so much 💓 beautiful pattern. GOD BLESS YOU 🙏

This is really beautiful it would make a great gift for someone

This is such fun and its so pretty, on both sides! I love it. Thank you!😊

I love these! On my must make list

Very simple and super cute I can see some design in it too Lovely ❤

I LOVE this pattern and your kind voice 🧶☕️☺️

Thank you! This is beautiful! I will definitely be making more of these!!! So excited to get more yarn!!

@CJDesignblog

Жыл бұрын

Yay!! ☺️☺️

Love this ❤ going to make a table running using this stitch

Aaaah cute pattern 😊

Oh I absolutely love this!!

Very cute!! Thank you for this tutorial!,❤️❤️🧶🧶

Great project! Thank you for the video.

Very nice. I love them

so cute! I'll have to give this a try!

Nice, so pretty!

i love this design! its so cute and creative!! :D

Yes going to make 6 place mats in brown. Thanks for sharing. Its beautiful 😊

@ritadalessio4102

Жыл бұрын

How many chain for placemats?

This is so cozy🥰😍

Hi I made this and looks amazing. Thank you 🙏🏼

Its beautiful. Going to make

I’m definitely going to crochet 🧶 this mug rug! Thank you for a delightful project! 🧶💕

These are cute as a button! I love learning a new stitch. Only aside I have is for cutting the strands for the fringe wrap it around a piece of cardboard or something the correct length and then just cut the ends sides/where it warps to get a bunch of the same length stands. Xmas presents this year might include super cute mug rug coaster sets. Thanks for a great video!

@ritadalessio5690

Жыл бұрын

Do you know how large chain stitches for a placement. Like this stitch but don’t know how to start or how much yarn I would need,

Beautiful stitch I am going to make a long table runner🥰

@anandersonnovel

2 жыл бұрын

That would be beautiful…..Great idea 🧶🧶🧶

Thank you for showing us. Love it.

@CJDesignblog

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!♥️

Nice & simple💕

Very nice, thank you for sharing 😊

These are great thank you

I know someone else said an extended single crochet, but that isnt an extsc. it looks more like a tiered down half double stitch, or a half a feather stitch. an extended sc is pull up a loop, chain that loop, then close the stitch. Either way, it is a lovely pattern. Thank you so much.

These are so cute! I was wondering if you sprayed them with starch, but I guess in using all cotton yarn, you don't really need to. Thank you for also providing a free written pattern. It helps for those of us who not only learn visually, but also need to read the directions.🙂

@CJDesignblog

2 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome! And to answer your question, no, I didn't use starch :)

love it! for some reason i was having issues pulling through all three left on the hook, the second loop was hard for me for some reason! :( i love the design so much!

Just made one thank you so much... christmas gifts this year

So cute for Christmas 🎄 gifts. Well any time of the year, but with Christmas being one of the most expensive times of the year I say it's the best time 😁

@CJDesignblog

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! Agreed! 😅

It looks a bit like a version of the “waist coat” stitch 😊. Great tutorial!

Great tutorial! Thank u!

Thank you for this idea and stitch.

Great quick little tutorial! 🎉

@CJDesignblog

Жыл бұрын

😍😍

So nice✨🤗

Beautiful project loved it and made it too. Lalitha from India.Bangalore

Wonderful!

Thank you so much appreciate your explanation stuning pattern

I love this idea and I was thinking of making placemats to go with it❤ thank you for sharing

@CJDesignblog

2 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!🤗

I love your video, and I am going to make this for my daughter. 😊

Very pretty. ❤

Very nice.. thank you so much.. i just made one...

Loved it! Almost done with mine. Just need the fringes. 🤞🏼😊

@CJDesignblog

3 ай бұрын

You got this!

Very cute, I might make a table runner...😉

@CJDesignblog

3 жыл бұрын

What a great idea !

beautiful, Thank you

They are pretty

Simple & nice

You always do such beautiful work ! Love your channel.

@CJDesignblog

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm so glad you like my channel

Can you do a quick video on how you did the stripe? I’ve done everything I can think of and I just can’t get it right. I just love these mug rugs!❤️❤️

An easy way to make the fringe is wrap around a credit card lengthwise, then snip one edge ❤

@CJDesignblog

4 ай бұрын

Great idea!!

Thanks a lot. 😍😍😍

I think that stitch is extended single crochet stitch. Great pattern simple and easy to follow! Thank you!!

How are you so talented 😍💖💗💓😭

Thank you for sharing

Very pretty

muito lindos ! Já estou fazendo para presentear no Natal... obrigada por compartilhar!

Simple but very beautifull

@CJDesignblog

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot 😊

Can i use the pattern for a macrane crochet floor rug....

Amazing

Nice work

Like the special touch of using a wire brush for the fringe. Thanks for making and sharing your tutorial...

It’s the moss stitch I believe is what you call that stitch.

Imma make this 100x bigger and have a massive rug for my bedroom :)

👏👍

Love it! Thank you, I am in need of a project I can do quicker than a blanket at the moment. This seems perfect and it looks so cute!!

Hi your coaster are beautiful!!! What is the name of the brown colour you used?

I like your mug rug stitch. How many chain stitches to start a place mat with that stitch. Please answer. Thanks Rita

Sou iniciante no crochê e vou tentar fazer junto com você. Obrigada !

how did you do the stripes? i tried it and mines look nothing like yours please help!

❤

Very nice design and appreciate adding a new stitch to my repertoire. I just wish you stated how many rows were crocheted for the finished project. Yes, one can measure, but it helps to have a row count to shoot for. Also, my finished mug rug tends to curl up at both ends. I made sure I chained one at each row end and counted to make sure I had 18 stitches from row 2 and on. So why is mine curling at the edges?

What yarn did you use?

Hello , could u please tell me how many rows u did to make your square? Thank u

Hi can i use dk cotton yarn for this

How big would you do a chain for a matching placemat set?

The stitch you don't know the name of basically starts as it'll be a single crochet but ends in a half double crochet. So in my opinion, it can be considered a half double crochet. The only difference is the way you insert your hook. I did mine by alternating between single crochet and half double crochet (the normal one) and it turned out really nice too. Also it'll be nice if you mention what crochet you ended your pattern with single? Or your made-up half double? The design is really cute btw! Imma make a few of those

@CJDesignblog

2 жыл бұрын

I always mention all the materials at the beginning of the video ☺️

@aili9901

2 жыл бұрын

@@CJDesignblogI know :) I meant if you ended your project with a single crochet round? Or with the other one? Or it doesn't matter as long as the size is right?

I do believe that stitch is an extended half double but I could be wrong xx

Came across your channel and love your patterns and easy explanations. The chain row always comes out a bit tighter than the other rows. Should I chain a bit looser or use a larger crochet hook for the first row ?

@CJDesignblog

2 жыл бұрын

Start your chain a bit looser ☺️

@MrsGump

Жыл бұрын

Try using a hook a size larger (ie use a 5.5mm for chain & a 5mm for the rest of the project) or what I do is do a chainless foundation stitch. Depending on what stitch is used you can replace it with a chainless foundation stitch. So instead of doing a chain & the first row of single/half double/double crochet, do a "chainless single/half double/double crochet stitch" (YT search it, heaps of tutorials). Once you get the hang of it you'll never go back! Fantastic for things like jumpers or blankets/afghans as you don't get that tight chain row, it's "stretchy" like the rest of your project 😃 I use it for 99% of all of my crochet projects!!

So you are going thru the single crochet loop. Right?