I know this is gonna sound dramatic, but this video might be the best instructional video I've ever seen and definitely changed my entire crochet game, if not my life. I got so excited I ran and showed this video to my husband, who knows nothing about crochet but now knows how to do this because that's how clear and simple your instructions are. Thank you so much for helping me find the missing piece to finish my kids baby blanket...hopefully while he's still young enough to use it.

Thank you for this great tutorial! I, too, learned something new today! I have missed your videos, so I was very excited to see you posted two more. Please don't let the complainers get to you. (I know, easier said than done!) You are a very talented young lady and I truly love how you teach! Keep those videos coming! Take Care

Definitely going to make a winter jacket using that stitch , never seen it before and have been crocheting since I was 10yrs old am now 61 so looks like you can teach an old dog new tricks lol 😊👍👍👍🌹

@TheJackOfAllVideos

3 жыл бұрын

How did the jacket turn out?

Awesome tutorial! I watched another one first and couldn't keep the rows even. This one was SO MUCH BETTER! Thank you!

What kind of yarn are you using in this video? I LOVE the look and I just want to feel the texture. It looks fun to crochet with.

That's a new stitch for me. Thanks it looks great.

Thanks for this video. I turned the music down and slowed the video and it was great!

Best tutorial I've seen so far for this stitch. Great yarn choice and lighting. Very easy to see what's going on. THANK YOU!!!!

This is fantastic. I tried all of the tutorials on u tube and this is the only one I could master. Thank you!

Great crochet stitch for making an weighted blanket

Thank you! ❤ nice thick stitch for my blanket repetoire! 👍

That's very ingenious and very pretty ! TY

Thank you for teaching me another new stitch

Great video! I love these😍😍

I recently purchased a dutch oven and realized by ordinary potholders is not enough to protect from the heat of the pot. I think this may work for the hot dutch oven. Thank you for the pattern and excellent video.

Thank you its fun and genius

Thank you! I learned a new stitch. I was going to ask what you would make using this stitch but I've already thought of several.... hot pad, pot holder, baby play mat.😉

@tracynail4432

4 жыл бұрын

Even a more thermal shawl or scarf for heavy winters would be nice. If you’re into clothing, mittens or even that thermal underwear stuff would be fantastic. It’s supposed to be a real cold winter this year.

@user-kq8rx7ou4c

3 жыл бұрын

I used this stitch to make a bathroom rug so we don't slip when we get out of the shower. I used 2 strands of all cotton worsted weight yarn and it worked beautifully.

My goodness! I should have known this 7 years ago when I learned how to crochet! 😁 Thank you very much for sharing.

I’m going to make a nice throw blanket (or larger), with this stitch. Thank you for the easy and nice tutorial!

Thanks for sharing! Can't wait to try this!

Great job 👌👏 bravoo

Making this right now, this is great 💕

Great stitch! I'm going to make the potholder associated with it in your blog and on KZread! I've been looking for a really thick potholder/hot pad to make for my son and this stitch will be perfect! The foundation chain can be made larger by using any number of chains +1 for turning, am I correct? I may need to make my hot pad larger. Thank you so much!

oh my goodness i love this, does anyone know how I could make this into an ear warmer?

@bevlenoir7473

3 жыл бұрын

Make about 15 rows then put a button at the end do it can open and close

What yarn did you use in the video?

Can you sew them together the block like in a blanket .

Size hook and yarn please!! I'm a complete complete beginner!! That info and a slower tutorial would be great!!👌🏼😊😊

@SweetySnokumSnuggles

3 жыл бұрын

You can slow videos down in settings.

@karlareyes4688

3 жыл бұрын

@@lisal8529 like I said...complete beginner. I did not know that so thanks

@karlareyes4688

3 жыл бұрын

@@lisal8529 wow!!!! I learned something new and very useful today! 😀😀 thank you so much for taking the time to explain all of that. I actually thought certain stitches were used for a particular project but now you just broaden the possibilities!! Thank you again 🙏🏻🙏🏻😊 I have to pick up the hook again, I left a project hanging becuase of lack of time but I'll make time!!!

@karlareyes4688

3 жыл бұрын

@@lisal8529 it sound great! A lot of creative freedom!! I hope one day I can as good as any of you professionals 😉😉 I'm trying to learn to honor my grandma's memory. She passed away and I wasn't able to be there. She was a crochet machine!!! And since I couldn't get lesson from her, I turned to KZread and I'm thankful for people like you that take the time to help beginners like me get a little more understanding of this beautiful craft 😊😊

Correct me if I‘m wrong, but this is basically double-knitted, right? It‘s always good to see the possibilities of duplicating something from one craft to another.

To all those who felt the speed was too fast in this video, you can click on the 3 vertical dots in the upper right corner of the video screen and a drop-down box will appear. One of the choices there is 'Playback Speed'. Click on that option and choose a slower speed for playback. When you're finished watching the video in slow-motion, repeat the process, choose 'Normal Speed', and all future videos will play back normally. This is a tip I saw some time ago, and it's really helpful to use any time a slower playback speed would help to understand an unfamiliar stitch, the placement of the hook, etc. Hope this helps. It's really helped me. 🙂

That looks beautiful, how do i make it looks even on the wrong side?

@Sewrella

4 жыл бұрын

Keep working the thermal stitch on every row beyond - only the setup row is BLO sc :) So you'll get the same look on both sides!

@ReginaCrisis

4 жыл бұрын

Sewrella yes, but i meant about the finish look, i can see there is two rows of “rib”

Yarn and needle size?

You did a great job! However... you need to slow your captions down. I barely had time to read them before they disappeared!

Too fast for me!

@d-bomb-has-cookies-for-A-Aron

3 жыл бұрын

Go in settings and slow the video down.

PATTERN IS NOT FREE ON ETSY OR PINTEREST!!!!!

@user-kq8rx7ou4c

4 жыл бұрын

It's free on her blog.

@char8059

4 жыл бұрын

@Connie Clinton. All CAPS? Really? So unnecessary. A simple request for the pattern location would have been much nicer.

Not easy to follow

Too fast!

@amberm4181

4 жыл бұрын

Change the playback speed and it'll be slower for you

@charlotteshaffer369

4 жыл бұрын

Agree!

@pcstgrsqrl5581

4 жыл бұрын

People, we have the ability to slow down the play. You an also pause and rewind as many times as you need to. Her tutorials are SO MUCH better than aot if others. Let's not discourage a good thing.