Beautiful blanket. As lovely as this pattern is, if you attempt anything larger than a baby quilt, you will be creating a very, very expensive blanket, as this pattern "gobbles" a lot of yarn. Thank you for sharing!
@@brendacrawford93Chain an odd number until you're satisfied with the width. This example is 17 (+1) chains, followed by 17 sc, so you need an odd number of chains, plus one for the turn, giving an odd number of sc for the first row. Second row: change color (if you like) at the chain 1, turn, then sc 1, ch 1, (3 loops tog) puff, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with a sc. Third row: ch1, turn, sc 1, ch 1, sk 1, (3 loops tog) puff into the stitch you skipped the row before, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with sk 1, sc 1. Repeat 2nd and 3rd rows, carrying your new color up the side (or adding a different color) at the chain 1, until you achieve your desired length. Then finish with a single crochet (as shown), and add edging if you'd like.
Gg Deb here..I absolutely love the ideas you have made. I can't do this anymore because of my hands are full of arthritis. Keep up the beautiful work you do.
Try cutting out sugar, reduce the amounts of meat eat instead lots of healthy fresh unprocessed fruit, veg, Pulses nuts and mushrooms. My arthritis is gone completely since I changed diet seven years ago. And before that I was very bad, couldn't sleep at night because of the pains. And now it's gone completely! Since seven years. Please try that, you've got nothing to loose. I'm crocheting and knitting again for the grandchildren 🙂🙃
I would love to try this, but I first need to know how many chains to do. Can you make another tutorial and put in the number of chains needed for even just the swatch size that you are doing. Those of us who have a bit of experience but not a lot. Might be able to figure it out after. So please do another with the chain count included. Thanks.
Chain an odd number until you're satisfied with the width. This example is 17 (+1) chains, followed by 17 sc, so you need an odd number of chains, plus one for the turn, giving an odd number of sc for the first row.
Looks a bit like bean stitch. Cute. Thank you for the simple tutorial. Looking for ideas to make a traveling prayer mat for a colleague. Saving this video in my watch later ☺️
I agree because although she does only a small swatch, she doesn't give any multiples or whether you need an even or an odd number of chains. I'm glad to have not been the only one to notice. Thank you!
Chain an odd number until you're satisfied with the width. This example is 17 (+1) chains, followed by 17 sc, so you need an odd number of chains, plus one for the turn, giving an odd number of sc for the first row.
Very, very pretty pattern! But I have a question. What is the point of the SC row at 10:10? Is that to end the project or are we supposed to continue from there? I feel like the height of the rows wouldn't match if we added a SC row every 6 rows, right?
I'm still struggling to find my groove, whenever I try to pull my hook all the way back through that triple, it ALWAYS hooks on something partway through. I have to struggle to separate my yarn so I'm not splitting the fibers. I just started though, so I guess it's all about practice.
I have a question thay may seem dumb....But when you do the row with the gray that looks like the starting chain,is that just an example of how to end it or is that part of the pattern?Like I do that row and then continue again with the pattern?
Chain an odd number until you're satisfied with the width. This example is 17 (+1) chains, followed by 17 sc, so you need an odd number of chains, plus one for the turn, giving an odd number of sc for the first row. Second row: change color (if you like) at the chain 1, turn, then sc 1, ch 1, (3 loops tog) puff, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with a sc. Third row: ch1, turn, sc 1, ch 1, sk 1, (3 loops tog) puff into the stitch you skipped the row before, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with sk 1, sc 1. Repeat 2nd and 3rd rows, carrying your new color up the side (or adding a different color) at the chain 1, until you achieve your desired length. Then finish with a single crochet (as shown), and add edging if you'd like.
Chain an odd number until you're satisfied with the width. This example is 17 (+1) chains, followed by 17 sc, so you need an odd number of chains, plus one for the turn, giving an odd number of sc for the first row. Second row: change color (if you like) at the chain 1, turn, then sc 1, ch 1, (3 loops tog) puff, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with a sc. Third row: ch1, turn, sc 1, ch 1, sk 1, (3 loops tog) puff into the stitch you skipped the row before, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with sk 1, sc 1. Repeat 2nd and 3rd rows, carrying your new color up the side (or adding a different color) at the chain 1, until you achieve your desired length. Then finish with a single crochet (as shown), and add edging if you'd like.
Chain an odd number until you're satisfied with the width. This example is 17 (+1) chains, followed by 17 sc, so you need an odd number of chains, plus one for the turn, giving an odd number of sc for the first row. Second row: change color (if you like) at the chain 1, turn, then sc 1, ch 1, (3 loops tog) puff, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with a sc. Third row: ch1, turn, sc 1, ch 1, sk 1, (3 loops tog) puff into the stitch you skipped the row before, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with sk 1, sc 1. Repeat 2nd and 3rd rows, carrying your new color up the side (or adding a different color) at the chain 1, until you achieve your desired length. Then finish with a single crochet (as shown), and add edging if you'd like.
Chain an odd number until you're satisfied with the width. This example is 17 (+1) chains, followed by 17 sc, so you need an odd number of chains, plus one for the turn, giving an odd number of sc for the first row.
Se eu contei direito, esta amostra tem 9 pontos na cor branca, considerando 1 ponto sem tecer entre cada ponto branco, chegamos a 18 pontos de base, ou seja, para fazer em qualquer medida, acredito que basta considerar um número par de correntes no início e seguir o trabalho como na amostra.
Coucou 👋 Je vais faire - des bonnets avec ce point pour commencer (front) et une des couleurs pour le dessus ; - des bandeaux pour avoir les oreilles bien au chaud Merciiiiii PS : j'ai vu sur ama-zon une sorte de bague à mettre au doigt (indexe gauche) pour tenir le fil .... ça me paraît pratique ! [Vendu avec les crochets tunisiens - 2 couleurs doré ou argenté] Bonne journée à tous les fans de tricot et crochet ... et aux autres aussi bien sûr Depuis le 06 (Nice) en France
Chain an odd number until you're satisfied with the width. This example is 17 (+1) chains, followed by 17 sc, so you need an odd number of chains, plus one for the turn, giving an odd number of sc for the first row.
Hola sra Knitting me facinan sus trabajos y me dirijo a usted sí me lo permite quedaré. muy agradecida por su ayuda sí tiene un chancesito y me recomiende una puntada 💖 de las tanto me agradan para tejer una bufanda a mi hijo si no puede entiendo sé que deve tener mucho trabajo y de todas formas gracias Ana Maria Estévez .
Is there a pattern for this? Also, since this is not a full length blanket it looks short and stiff. So does it matter the multiples of chains or can I just make as long as I want?
Chain an odd number until you're satisfied with the width. This example is 17 (+1) chains, followed by 17 sc, so you need an odd number of chains, plus one for the turn, giving an odd number of sc for the first row. Second row: change color (if you like) at the chain 1, turn, then sc 1, ch 1, (3 loops tog) puff, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with a sc. Third row: ch1, turn, sc 1, ch 1, sk 1, (3 loops tog) puff into the stitch you skipped the row before, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with sk 1, sc 1. Repeat 2nd and 3rd rows, carrying your new color up the side (or adding a different color) at the chain 1, until you achieve your desired length. Then finish with a single crochet (as shown), and add edging if you'd like.
Chain an odd number until you're satisfied with the width. This example is 17 (+1) chains, followed by 17 sc, so you need an odd number of chains, plus one for the turn, giving an odd number of sc for the first row. Second row: change color (if you like) at the chain 1, turn, then sc 1, ch 1, (3 loops tog) puff, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with a sc. Third row: ch1, turn, sc 1, ch 1, sk 1, (3 loops tog) puff into the stitch you skipped the row before, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with sk 1, sc 1. Repeat 2nd and 3rd rows, carrying your new color up the side (or adding a different color) at the chain 1, until you achieve your desired length. Then finish with a single crochet (as shown), and add edging if you'd like.
Chain an odd number until you're satisfied with the width. This example is 17 (+1) chains, followed by 17 sc, so you need an odd number of chains, plus one for the turn, giving an odd number of sc for the first row. Second row: change color (if you like) at the chain 1, turn, then sc 1, ch 1, (3 loops tog) puff, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with a sc. Third row: ch1, turn, sc 1, ch 1, sk 1, (3 loops tog) puff into the stitch you skipped the row before, ch 1, [sk 1, puff, ch 1]... ending with sk 1, sc 1. Repeat 2nd and 3rd rows, carrying your new color up the side (or adding a different color) at the chain 1, until you achieve your desired length. Then finish with a single crochet (as shown), and add edging if you'd like.
