You are awesome. I just started doing 4 rows at a time on a blanket im working on that has been in my W.I.P. stash forever. It's making the foundation mesh go so quickly. ❤❤❤
Thank you so much Tuula! I am very greatful you wanted to do this on my request. 😍🌞 Also I am thinking, if made with for example a tunisian hook, it is probably possible to do four or five (perhaps more) comfortably, meaning if we want to make a quick band (I want this, therefore my request) it will go very quickly, only working one way and until it is wide enough, making it very easy also to adjust instead of making a starting chain. Thank you, once again!
It was a great idea, this video has got to 1000 views quicker than my videos normally do 💚 You are right, the same technique will work for any number of rows, just need to add 2 or 3 stitches each time for the turning chain. While I was making this, I thought how quick it would be to make coaters this was, just calculating with the first one how many stitches you need to make it square and big enough with just one row! I only realised you are the same person who just mentioned you had joined Pam's challenge! It will be a great week I'm sure.
@@TuulaMaaria yes I am very excited! And thank you, the idea came from someone else in your comments that wrote they made several more rows at a time using your technique, and I was wondering how. Yes it got many views already! I am so glad for you.
So i was trying to find a tutorial or just a hint of how to make a mesh top for summer bc i have no clothes for summer and then i found the two row video and was like "what" but there was this video near it and i was like WHATT
Thankyou so much. I watched both ur videos abt crocheting two rows together n this one too. It really helps me save time and create better things. I like this video alooot cuz the prob with me was tht i always give up while knitting and crocheting, but, this trick has caught me! It's so nice i just dunno how to appreciate it 😊❤
@@TuulaMaaria thank you for your quick response. I have another question: if you are making a skirt, for instance, how do you attach to the beginning meshes?
Very helpful and easy tutorial to follow. Do you mind making a video on how to increase and decrease stitches with this technique? If that’s possible. Thank you.
Im crocheting a mesh top right now and i came upon ur video. Its so helpful!!! Iwas wondering how to increase the amount of chains between each mesh box so it would be 3ch dc 3ch dc like the way I'm making my top is chaining 3 between each double crochet.. i would appreciate the help!
If you have 2 chains in between, you need to add yarnovers so that the stitches that go sideways are a bit longer. One extra yarnover each at that spot.
I have done this in the round when working with 2 rows at the same time, this video shows it ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lEXDgKoxFHY.html The same techniques should work when doing 3 rows at the same time but I haven't had time to check it out yet.
No, I think it could be ok if used to long Tunisian hooks. I should try that, i mainly do Tunisian in the round with a double-ended hook but I do have long ones somewhere!
Yes, it is possible. I have done the 2 rows at the same time in the round here in this tote bag ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lEXDgKoxFHY.html This can be applied to a 3-row mesg as well.
Can we make it staggered or something which is more close and not so much gap? I know the video is about mesh but if we can make stitches without a gap then it will make panels very fast.
Yes, it doesn't need to be mesh at all, you can leave out the chain in between and have less yarnovers so it's just 3 rown of double crochets at the same time. I don't have a video about that but I have this about doing 2 rows at the same time: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-K3R56Y1Xvj8.html
