Simple Lacy Shell stitch

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How to make the Simple Lacy Shell Stitch. This one is lacy and airy.
If you already know how to make the chain, the single crochet, double crochet and slip stitch, you should be able to make this stitch pattern.
Chain a multiple of 6 plus 3 chains. Sc across chain.
First row of shells: Ch 3, turn. Skip 3 sc, make a shell of (3 dc, ch2, 3dc) in the next stitch. *skip 5 sc, make a shell in the next sc. repeat from * across row. End with a dc in the last sc.
Second shell row: Chain 3, turn. Shell in the chain space of the first shell,* skip space between shells, shell in ch-sp of next shell. Repeat from * across row. Dc in the top of the turning chain.
Repeat second shell row to desired length.

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23 июл 2024

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@louviniahayes8203 3 года назад

O Yes ... I’m Loving You Crocheting Stitchers Patterns’ ... My New Qu33n Size Blanket’s ... Thank You So much ... Bless You ... Amen

@tippersmami 11 лет назад

i have been afraid of the shell stitch and never could do it til now. when u said granny square it just clicked!! thanks so much for that. funny thing is been crocheting for years and avoided this stitch. now i am gonna make sum cute blankets! practice more.

@mojomystery1087 Год назад

Thanks Beth -- this is a lovely stitch and will be used round the neckline of a sweater I have knitted in colours of the sea.

@theHookdudewest 13 лет назад

Beth thanks for the great tutorial. I've been following your tutorials for several months. As a beginning crochetier, I 've learned quite a lot from your videos and can say that I've mastered the V-stitch thanks to your videos. Now I'd like to try the new shell stitch and will follow along.

@user-ji5zw8tg7s Год назад

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@cincyluv 13 лет назад

I have been watching your videos for a long time and just wanted to let you know your videos are so good so well done and you are a very good teacher. thank you from all the wanna be crocheters,

@mgreen3609 12 лет назад

Love this! Thank you for posting it. I have been looking all over trying to find out how to do these stitches.

@jeffinaf 13 лет назад

You're of tremendous help to me,Beth. Heartfelt thanks!

@aldellario 8 лет назад

Thanks! Just learned to do my basic crochet stitches but was really struggling to figure out shells and your video really helped!

@Jennifer-ye8zn 10 лет назад

Your tutorials are so easy to follow! Thank you for sharing your crochet wisdom. :-)

@theHookdudewest 13 лет назад

thanks again Beth for the tutorials. I've been following your videos and can say that I learned how to crochet just by watching them and been crocheting for about 6months. you're right you only show a stitch but I've applied the videos to the patterns for the scarves which I've made. currently working on a shawl for my mom using the V-stitch which is very easy even for a beginner.

@shrimatibacchus8254 2 года назад

How many chains

@merlieb.5306 10 лет назад

thank you Beth for the the tutorial video. I had just made a scarf and it is pretty. I will be making a shawl for my mom as my next project.

@asmahameed6120 8 лет назад

Wow. . love these.

@MsSecreta3 11 лет назад

Thank you, for making this simple and easy to follow I will try to post a response. This is the best shell tutorial.

@carolynbaesler1888 8 лет назад

Made two of these love them.

@CadburysCaramel99 12 лет назад

Thanks, you went at a really good pace. I'll definitely try this out.

@larabrightside4226 5 лет назад

i'm still learning to do simple stitches and your video helped me a lot thank you

@mariatoso1299 10 лет назад

Gracias!!! Muy buena tu explicación

@TheHHliu 12 лет назад

beautiful stitch and a great tutorial. thanks!

@hilde1945 8 лет назад

Beth love your tutorials, I just finished a shell baby afghan and wondering how to make a straight edge at the end, so it looks like the start , Thank you

@Bethintx1 8 лет назад

I would place long stitches between the shells and short stitches on top of the shells divided by chains. I would have to make something with the shell stitch to work it out.

@scredbird 12 лет назад

This is a beauteous stitch! Thank you for making the video! MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

@angelawatts3802 10 лет назад

a very helpful tutorial i'm a bit of a novice but trying to learn some new stitches for edging. loving all types of crocheting tryed to fly bfore i could walk though and my first project was a bit well..... not quite right so gonna use this stitch to try again for the video will subscribe.

@annajohnson8931 7 лет назад

Love your videos thankyou x

@Bethintx1 12 лет назад

yes! As anything you want it to be!

@Missmia1234554321 10 лет назад

Wow. Great video!!

@mguerra6 13 лет назад

Hi Beth thank you for the tutorial.

@susufromiraq223 8 лет назад

very beautiful

@Bethintx1 13 лет назад

@MsNessha1 Yes! If you are talking about rug yarn that is not pre-cut, you can make slippers, purses, baskets & more!

@patdunn6147 10 лет назад

its gorgeous, your videos are so well done, thank you :-)

@Purpleexiles 11 лет назад

Hi. Thanks for the tutorial. I have made the back of a cardigan for my two year old with it. Doesn't look as good as yours but I loved the speed of it.

@joycechapman262 Год назад

Thank you for this video

@stephaniejohnson7637 8 лет назад

Thank you very much for your help I will try that.

@cathyrack 11 лет назад

Thank you so much!! off to make a scarf!

@Bethintx1 13 лет назад

@mustlovepink14 No. you have to make the chain a multiple of 6 chains, then 3 more. In other words, make your chain counting six chains at a time until it's the width you want, then add 3 chains.

@Kimzeb0410 12 лет назад

Oh wow Bethintx your a great teacher. I think I can do this stitch as well. The way you do the shell stitch is the best one yet. I've been wanting to learn this stitch for a while. I tried following a book but had no success. Your way is soooo much easier. I am going to play with this also. Thank you, thank you. Do you have a website? Have a great day.

@heartsupnorth 12 лет назад

very nice and easy ..i used it to trim some dishcloths

@theknottykitty 12 лет назад

Love this stitch! When you make your last row how do you make the edge flat like the other side?

@cherylsmith6699 9 лет назад

I just want to let you know that I think you are amazing. Oh am I am from TX too.

@Bethintx1 12 лет назад

@kitkatNEF You will have one end that is scalloped. but you can repeat the stitch on the bottom edge as well.

@Bethintx1 13 лет назад

@eamccune Turn your blanket around. and work the stitch pattern across the bottom. Your ends will have a lovely scallop.

@BoBo-ti6jh 8 лет назад

Wish I knew how to do this. You make it look so easy and beauriful. It's like hand ballet.

@Bethintx1 8 лет назад

+Bill Oviedo grab a hook & yarn and follow along! There is the back to basics series teaching beginners. ru-vid.com/group/PLC34718A4457A8AE4

@BoBo-ti6jh 8 лет назад

+Bethintx1 I'm going to give it a try. I subscribed to your channel. Thanks.

@Bethintx1 8 лет назад

Yay!

@50parrotforlife 9 лет назад

Hi Beth and ty

@amykett2627 2 года назад

I love this stitch! I want to make a triangular shawl out of it but dunno how to do it in a triangle? Can you help?

@Bethintx1 11 лет назад

You end off you yarn and join your yarn to the foundation chain and work the stitch pattern into the the other end of your scarf for a couple of rows.

@Bethintx1 12 лет назад

@red123828 You would have to find a similar pattern and look at that. I'm just showing how to do the stitch here. I have no idea how much you would need for a blanket.

@amykett2627 2 года назад

Love this.stitch! Do you know it would work in a triangle?i can't seem to

@Purpleexiles 11 лет назад

Now I'm trying to figure out how to increase to do the front and the sleeves will need to decrease. I'll have a go. :) thanks again

@Bethintx1 13 лет назад

@eamccune Well, you would have to make a chain of 5 to start. Then sc in the chain space in the top of the shell. then chain 3, sc in the next shell. do this across the row. end with a double crochet in the last stitch. Then single crochet across that. I'm writing this from memory , so forgive me if it's a little off.

@Tigermom7488 11 лет назад

I really love this stitch and I'm able to do it, but I can't figure out how to change the color or where to change the color. Any help will be much appreciated :) Thank You

@takakohazama2893 9 лет назад

Tolong ajarkan dari awal,karena saya baru belajar dan ajarkan perlahan lahan.terima kasih atas kerja samanya.

@kariannphotography 10 лет назад

Hiya! i've finished an entire afghan and have come to the last row where i would like to finish the edge at the end to look like the other end (the row of double crochet) but for some reason cannot seem to figure out how to do that, I think working into the shells is where my brain refuses to continue to work.. Any help?

@Bethintx1 10 лет назад

I turn the piece around and work the shells in the foundation chain for a couple of rows, or for something like a scarf work half of the scarf, then work the second half in the foundation chain.

@janetkowalzyk9071 7 лет назад

Kari Ann Haskel

@valentinabalint303 6 лет назад

Kari Ann Haskell Fantastic !

@pckracee5662 10 лет назад

Love your videos. Do you know how to do the crocodile stitch? I would love to make a wreath using this stitch.

@Bethintx1 10 лет назад

I don't have one but I know The Crochet Crowd does. I have no plans on making a video on that stitch.

@jayeramirez8929 8 лет назад

Awesome tutorial I've started a scarf and I'm 17 inches into the project just wondering how to end the last row? Do you single or double crochet across the top attaching the shells? New to crocheting and just learning some stitches. You made this one easy to follow, thank you.

@Bethintx1 8 лет назад

+Jaye Ramirez I usually leave it scalloped. To scallop each end, I turn the piece around and follow the pattern on the beginning edge.

@jayeramirez8929 8 лет назад

+Bethintx1 thank you ill try this you just tye on and scallop the edge.

@cathyrack 11 лет назад

I'd like to make a scarf with this pattern. How do you end it to look like the other ending or squared off? Sorry only my second attempt at a new pattern, real newbie here :)

@dianesimons2686 8 лет назад

Keep up the good work, you make the instructions easy, but how would you finish it !

@Bethintx1 8 лет назад

I would turn the piece around and repeat the shell pattern across the foundation row to make both ends scalloped.

@Bethintx1 13 лет назад

@LockeyGirl This video demonstrates a stitch not a pattern for a complete object. I frogged it out after making the video. Some folks made scarves and blankets using this stitch. Perhaps if you Google an image search for simple lacy shell stitch you may see some things made using it.

@cinderrailie4549 Год назад

If I wanted to make a twin blanket how many for the chain? Thank you

@mustlovepink14 13 лет назад

so in the beginning to you chain how ever many you want and then double crochet in the row?

@stephaniejohnson7637 8 лет назад

I would like to make a curtain out of this pattern. So I want to know how many chain stitches should I use.

@Bethintx1 8 лет назад

+Stephanie Johnson Make a chain the width you want for the curtain. Count those chains. Add enough to make them a multiple of 6. then add 3 more chains. Be sure to use something very light weight like crochet thread. Also use a hook size that is recommended on the label.

@claudearsenault5295 10 лет назад

This is a wonderful stitch !!! how would you increase and decrease with this stitche ??

@Bethintx1 10 лет назад

There are several ways it could be done and it would depend on how much you would want to increase it. I have seen patterns that add chain stitches between shells, and others add stitches to the shells. Or add a V stitch (dc, ch2, dc) between shells then shell in the v-stitch. To decrease, I would guess you can use dc decreases in the shells. You would have to play with it.

@claudearsenault5295 10 лет назад

Thank you very much ! I'm new at the crochet word and... I love it ! I think you are the best teacher I ever had. Keep up the good work.

@barbiejean4788 9 лет назад

Bethinx has taught me many things. She is an amazing teacher.

@deedegraaf4116 12 лет назад

can i use this as a blanket?

@Bethintx1 10 лет назад

The multiples are in the description below the video. How many chains you make depends on the size hook you use, the size yarn you use, and your tension. Make your chain the width you want your blanket, use any number of chains as long as it is divisible by 6, then add 3 more chains.

@sissieway8101 10 лет назад

I would like to make a full size afghan how many chains would that be

@SNBCwebmaster 11 лет назад

I'd like to have a squared off ending rather than scalloped. What are you saying? I'm a newbie too. Does end off your yarn mean you cut your yarn? Where is the foundation chain found on the scalloped row? I searched Stitch Pattern - but results are for cross stitch, knitting or embrodriery. A video might be of some help with this. Thanks!

@Bethintx1 11 лет назад

I would end off the color at the end of a row, then join the new color where you ended off the old one.

@red123828 12 лет назад

how many stitches to make a single bed blanket, how many wools would I NEED

@5hillfam314 9 лет назад

cute! i figured it out, but it took awhile, i suggest going a little slower when crocheting

@Bethintx1 12 лет назад

@belizeangyal71 The multiple is in the description below the video.

@Bethintx1 12 лет назад

@Kimzeb0410 My website link is on my channel page.

@Bethintx1 11 лет назад

Sorry. I thought you wanted a scalloped ending. Yes. end off means cut your yarn. I do not have the pattern written down as to how to square off the ends. You would chain 4, then sc in the ch space of the shell, then ch 2, and tr in the place where the two shells come together, ch 2, and repeat across.

@kitkatNEF 12 лет назад

i still dont get how to finish it off as a blanket?

@Bethintx1 13 лет назад

@gacowboy6688 I have a video entitled Finishing Your Crochet Project. Search my channel. (I Wish YT allowed links to videos in the comments!)

@sissieway8101 10 лет назад

your chain is so neat looking I try so hard to make mine look like this but it is not this neat ....

@Bethintx1 10 лет назад

keep practicing! You can do it. Another option would be to work the foundation sc, aka chainless foundation sc.

@sissieway8101 10 лет назад

Beth once you did your chain did you sc across your chain and then start the shells

@Bethintx1 10 лет назад

Yes.

@MIMI213a 9 лет назад

thank you for making this video, I just found out my son and wife are having a baby girl and I wanted to do the shell pattern. Sad how some sites are charging so much for the pattern. Again TY so much

@luzmariacastillo4397 9 лет назад

Sea of bobbles afghan (craters secret tm), is a free pattern

@Bethintx1 9 лет назад

It shows as a linked comment, but from my side, I do not see the link. Does the pattern use the shell stitch? Do you mean the pattern on the yarn label from I Love this yarn? Are you asking a question?

@luzmariacastillo4397 9 лет назад

Bethintx1 yes

@luzmariacastillo4397 9 лет назад

Yes

@luzmariacastillo4397 9 лет назад

No, is from craters secret tm