4 Types of Crochet Cords

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Learn 4 ways to make crochet cording or rope for bag handles, belts, and more!
Materials used in this tutorial include:
Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton yarn: bit.ly/247cottonyarn
Susan Bates crochet hook: amzn.to/32U6Uhg
For a pattern utilizing this technique, check out the Agate Bucket Bag here: www.twoofwands.com/patterns/a...

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27 апр 2021

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@TheSuzberry 6 месяцев назад

Your tour of the single crochet stitch is inspired! I’ve been crocheting for Decades and never understood the crochet stitch before this. Thank You

@mschonher 3 года назад

You went above and beyond any other videos I have watched on making cords and I have watched and tried many of them. This is the best lesson so far. Clear and concise. Thank you so much for the detailed information on making 4 different items. Please ignore the person who complained. There is no excuse for such rudeness.

@TwoOfWandsKnits 2 года назад

Thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a sweet comment! :)

@annaraezehrung3721 8 месяцев назад

I was watching how to make a cord. It's like a slip stitch doubled. How you made this cord. If you have please demonstrate how to start then make the cord

@elizabethcoppin9872 4 месяца назад

Thank you for being very patient and carefully identifying each part of the crochet stitch. Great job.

@emmacoepoulsen7693 3 года назад

The MOST HELPFUL VIDEO!!! Cords are my nemeses, but you broke them each down perfectly. Thank you!!!

@TwoOfWandsKnits 2 года назад

Ahh thank you that makes me so happy!

@lourdesespinas9103 Год назад

Thank you for explaining everything. From the anatomy of the single crochet to how the cords are done. Best tutorial ever. You are the best.

@user-mg6rz9su7h 9 месяцев назад

This was by far the best video I watched to learn how to make cords. Showing the "anatomy" of the stitches was brilliant. Thank you so much for that. I enjoyed making a lanyard with the 3rd type.

@jayjaysimonsen1332 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much from Africa for all your detailed information and the wonderful explanation ! You are the best teacher!

@denise2765 Месяц назад

Wow! Very informative. I am new to crochet and the education on the anatomy of a crochet stitch will be invaluable for my growth moving forward, I'm sure. The cords are great too. Your instruction is so detailed I feel I can determine which cord type is appropriate for which project. Thank you so very much!

@TwoOfWandsKnits Месяц назад

Wow thank you so much for this sweet comment, it made my day! :) Welcome to the lovely world of crochet! x

@biophilly Год назад

This is SO INCREDIBLY HELPFUL! I have been struggling to identify and find the "third loop" or "horizontal bar" for single crochets for SO LONG. I just lose it every time. This entire week I've had to remind myself to give tutorial makers grace because not everyone can approach things scientifically. Well, you are a stand out, and I am saving this video forever.

@TwoOfWandsKnits Год назад

yay i'm so glad it was helpful for you! x

@moniqueholford2005 Год назад

Thank you for posting this with the explanation of how the stich is formed and the different parts of the stick. Excellent!😀

@maryammirza7119 Год назад

I have been following some tutorials on the RU-vid since long but the basic details that this one gives are exceptional. I can safely say that this tutorial added to my basic knowledge . Thanks for the guidance

@susanstaller1701 2 года назад

You are fabulous. Extremely patient with your explanations of stitch structure. I'm definitely keeping this tutorial for future use. Thank you for your time and instruction. 🤩

@jenniferjones5516 Год назад

Thank you very much. Watched your video really to understand the spiral one. Had tried a few times and could not get the hang of it. You really explain it well and will now go and do it - I hope!

@daytripper1981 2 года назад

Exactly what I needed to learn to finish a boho bag I made TWO years ago!! Thank you!!

@TwoOfWandsKnits 2 года назад

Woohoo so happy to hear that!

@bits-and-bobs 3 месяца назад

What the hell is wrong with people? No one is forcing them to watch. Your tutorial is great! I know it's 2 years old, but i loved it! I can also zoom in, either on my phone or my laptop, if i want to see it all closer! Well done, keep it up ❤ new subscriber here 😊 oh and you don't talk too much and it's not boring 😉 the "bored" commentator is probably not into crocheting that much... if at all...😅

@alexington7436 2 года назад

This BY FAR the best Tutorial for this types of cords, especially the 4th one! Thank you so much for this very well explained and detailed Video. You're an excellent Teacher. Greetings and hugs from Germany 😍

@tanyagil4457 3 года назад

I just started learning crochet and found your video very helpful, thank you!

@TwoOfWandsKnits 2 года назад

Thank you so much, I'm so glad to hear that!

@paulamann6995 2 года назад

Excellent Teacher! Excellent Tutorial! Thank you for the long-sought, much-needed clarification and analyses of the stitches and cords! Paula in Seattle in September 2021!

@TwoOfWandsKnits 2 года назад

Thank you Paula, I'm so glad you found it helpful!

@melindanaumovic8124 2 года назад

The best and most helpful tutorial I’ve ever watched. You explain things so simply and perfectly....eg: magic ring. Omg how simple was that. Looking forward to watching more of your tutorials. This my first. Glad I found you.!!!! Thank you. 💖🤗👍👍

@patricelovell5067 2 года назад

This is the best, best, best video for cords. Everyone should have this in their "how to" crochet library. It was truly a labor of love. Thank you for your hard work and for sharing your expertise.

@TwoOfWandsKnits 2 года назад

thanks for taking the time to leave this thoughtful comment! happy new year :)

@dc8514 2 года назад

Fantastic detailed tutorial. Thank you!

@jamkad60 3 месяца назад

Thank you for the super clear instructions, you’re amazing.

@alfonsomunot3026 3 года назад

Really well explain, Im loving making my Agate Bucket bag straps now plus I feel more expert afther all the knowlege you shared. Thank you very much

@JoyDelaPena-oo5ov Год назад

Exceptional tutorial i have been watching so far. You are the best in engineering methodology. Great job. Salute on you. Keep going and God Bless You.

@K9jerryleex Год назад

This was the most amazing explanation of stitches. Thanks!!

@heikegutsche Год назад

Wonderful explanation with basic informations. I love to learn these essential things. Thank you so much.

@stephaniefitz1657 Год назад

Super helpful / understandable, I finally understand how to make the spiral cord ,

@marytang8888 3 года назад

Super clear tutorial; thanks for the effort.

@hopealsini7401 2 года назад

thank you so much for explaining step by step ❤️

@karenb6791notakaren 3 года назад

So well done, sister! 🧶😊

@rosemariezanfardino3769 3 месяца назад

Thank you for the anatomy of a stitch!

@popcorn7319 2 года назад

This video really needs 1000000 likes thank u soooo helpful❤️❤️❤️❤️

@boerekostraditionalsafood628 2 года назад

Without this detailed explanation I couldn't create a cord. Absolutely 💯 !!! Thank you so so much 💗 keep doing what you do for advance chrocheters do not explain this at all not by far.

@TwoOfWandsKnits 2 года назад

Thank you so much :)

@thirupthikab2175 2 года назад

Mam I watched many videos to make handle for crochet wire bag, I couldn't learn, but your video is really ausm n clearly taught I understood n started working. Really hats off mam Thank you soooo much for this video

@PatriceWalker 4 месяца назад

Excellent instructional video. Thanks for sharing!

@samasonedderman 2 года назад

Thank you so much. Stella

@adrianaopris4543 2 года назад

Best tutorial ever!

@deborahweimer873 2 года назад

Thank you Two of Wands! I've made a couple of your bags and was looking for strap samples since I don't really like what you put on the bag I'm trying to finish. Crochet is not my primary needle craft so seeing your video has really helped me decide which strap I want to use.

@TwoOfWandsKnits 2 года назад

So happy to hear that, hope you enjoy the project!

@dktigress2k173 2 года назад

Great instructions. Thank you.

@michellenash6802 2 года назад

You’re a very good teacher!!! Ty for all of the explanations....I’ve not seen anyone explain it like you have!! (It would help if you could zoom in closer, use a lighter/brighter yarn, and increase your lighting. I watch A LOT of crochet tutorials/videos and those three things make a huge difference in being able to see and easily follow what is being taught/shown. ... just FYI.) 😊 thank you

@katerinavavrova8077 Год назад

Absolutely great video! I love it so much and I wish I would see it when I started! For my first time I had not really great written instructions and it took me ages to understand and I had to start from the beginning about 15 times 😁 now I know much more, but still have lots to learn and your absolutely great video helped me a lot! I just wanted you to know that there is another person who really appreciates your work. Huge thanks from Czech republic ❤️ P.S.: this is my first comment on youtube. Your video and explanation are so good that I want you to know

@LaNoisette 3 года назад

Trying to do the cord of the Agathe bucket bag! Not fun but thank you so much for this video because I was getting frustrated with the written pattern. À visual fixed my problem! 🖤 🖤 🖤

@karenlombardi8242 2 года назад

Absolutely the best tutorial on cords! Every other video uses tiny cord and hooks, works too fast (show off 😂) and it’s impossible to see … I essentially gave up. My method of crochet or knitting is stitch identification first to better correct mistakes Now I’m ready to take on the last spiral rope. Thank you!

@camper14 2 года назад

Thanks for your great tutorial. Don't seem to be able to concur the last one though. I will practice. Love how you teach will definitely subscribe and watch for more tutorials in the future. Going to brave up and try your knitting also. Thank you.

@yvetterobinson316 2 года назад

Thank you so so much. Very helpful and again thank you

@gertirox 10 месяцев назад

Thanks so much for your help 🙏

@michellenash6802 2 года назад

Just found you...you have beautiful items....ty for your tutorial!

@katherinegolightly271 10 месяцев назад

Great explainations!

@caroleraddatz1306 Год назад

Very good video. Thank you. 😊

@the1_grammy503 Год назад

Thank you!

@rosaelinav8036 2 года назад

Thank you so much 😊

@PrivateEye_007 2 года назад

Very nicely explained🤩

@marciabraga1111 2 года назад

Thank you so much.

@GladysFlemm 3 года назад

Great!!

@elaineelmer8167 2 года назад

Great video, loads of great info. Thank you! Quick question: the wooden needle you used to point out stitches that looked like a very short knitting needle - what is that called? I was interested in looking for them online but didn't know what to search for. Thanks again, for sharing your time and expertise.

@TwoOfWandsKnits 2 года назад

Thanks so much Elaine! Those are actually little bamboo marking pins :) Here is a link to the ones I have: amzn.to/3lLtQt0

@rlarviso 2 года назад

Thank you for your hard work 😀 Please ignore idiot trolls 🤬

@barbsdee3831 Год назад

This is an awesome tutorial and fantastic as a beginner like me, thank you so much for going into so much detail it’s much appreciated 😘

@judydennis4381 2 года назад

Can you stuff the cord to keep it from stretching too much?

@BlackbirdArtandDesign Год назад

Anyone know what the last stitch is called? It's very pretty.

@Hippie_Chick_11 6 месяцев назад

You are obviously a good teacher. Your voice instructions are almost enough! But, I literally cannot see your stitches. It would be helpful to do close-ups

@Radii0actiive 2 года назад

how are you supposed to finish off the second cord?

@brendabird6945 2 года назад

How would you add a tassel?

@KimMesser514 13 дней назад

I recognize the 24/7 but can you please tell me what size mm hook you are using in the video?❤

@KimMesser514 12 дней назад

Hello? I'm sorry but I left a couple questions about the mm of your hook. Maybe you missed them? ❤❤❤

@fredericapanon207 12 дней назад

@@KimMesser514, the size of crochet hook will depend on the size of yarn and your personal tension. The descriptive yarn band will usually have a suggested hook size -- as a starting point. If you crochet loosely, you may finding yourself going down a hook size. If you crochet tightly, you may end up going up a size or two of hook. For flat work requiring a certain finished size, doing a gauge swatch is really important to find the needed hook size for your personal tension.

@KimMesser514 12 дней назад

@@fredericapanon207 no I specifically need to know which mm hook see was using with the 24/7 because I have a spacial comparative problem. It would really help me to know so my eyes can perceive it properly please.

@KimMesser514 12 дней назад

@@fredericapanon207 I have a visual perception problem is why I need to know what I'm looking at in the video. 🥰

@KimMesser514 12 дней назад

@@fredericapanon207 thank you

@dezbarton2513 2 года назад

Ola

@user-dg7bw3jq2z 3 месяца назад

ايه اللت والعجن ده

@naziarana2865 Год назад

You choose the wrong color for demo, and you need to zoom in when describing the front loop and back loop. Not good

@TwoOfWandsKnits Год назад

Whoa lol sorry this free video that I absolutely did not have to make nor did you have to watch is not up to your standards. I simply made this video to share a few techniques I didn’t see any other versions of on RU-vid. If you’d like to figure these techniques out on your own bc my video isn’t good enough for you, go for it! This is the color I used for the project I was working on using this technique and therefore I used it for the video. It’s a neutral midtone and looks just fine to me. And unfortunately I don’t have any fancy camera or editing software to zoom in the picture. You can however easily do that from your own computer ma’am. By all means feel free to watch a different video that meets your requirements or invest in the time, equipment, and knowledge to make your own!