Overlapping Post Stitch Pattern. The Chroma Crochet Bag features a stitch pattern that I’ve seen in several places – but the only name I’ve seen for it is Ripple Stitch – and since I has nothing to do with chevrons I think it’s time to give it a new name.
So I’ve gone with Overlapping Post Stitch – descriptive and easy to remember I hope! Here’s how it’s done. Overlapping Post Stitch Pattern Video Tutorial Overlapping Post Stitch Pattern Written Instructions If you are working this pattern flat in rows, you’ll need to start with a multiple of 2 + 1, plus 2 for the base chain. You can start the odd numbered rows, or dc and dc/post st rows, with either a ch 3, and ch 2 and dc, or a chainless starting double crochet – use whichever method best suits your project.
Fptrc – Front post treble crochet. Row 1: Dc in the 4th ch from the hook, dc in each st to end, turn. Row 2: Ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn. Row 3: Ch 3, *fptrc in the dc st in the row below the next st, dc in the next st. Row 4: Ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn. Tejiendo Perú - Tejiendo Perú... Learn How to Crochet - Spiral Scrubbie Tutorial (Dishcloth Washcloth Tribble Tawashi Scrubby) Broomstick Lace. These tutorials are the property of Stitch Diva Studios, and can not be reproduced or printed without the prior written consent of Stitch Diva Studios.
Broomstick Lace is a crochet technique that uses a knitting needle. Also referred to as "Jiffy Lace", the techniques is fast and creates open, lacy fabrics. We offer a series of casual online videos to teach you this fast and rewarding technique. Check out our links for other crochet resources. The tutorials presented below are continually evolving based on your feedback - write us and let us know what you think. Choose from one of the tutorials below for further instruction on crochet. Introduction to Broomstick Lace - Part 1 Introduction to Broomstick Lace - Part 2. Crochet. I spent about an hour standing in the craft store Saturday staring at a wall of yarn in the coolest muted tones and edgy colors ... a palette I would have murdered for (with my bare hands) years ago.
Seriously. I'm especially impressed with the acrylic selection. Vanna's Choice, Cotton Ease (which also has great labels), and Red Heart Soft are all being made in totally amazing colors. Back in the 90s when I was crocheting ALL THE TIME, there wasn't a lot to choose from if you were making $10 an hour in San Francisco and wanted muted, edgy colors.
OK, there was *nothing* to choose from. There was one granny square blanket in particular that I made in variegated rainbow, bright purple, yellow, green, etc., that would make your eyes bleed. I did manage to make a tasteful blanket out of Red Heart for my little sister's wedding present. I even splurged on some Lion Brand Microspun for hats and scarves for Andrew and I when we first met. The picture doesn't really capture it's yumminess. Find all my Video's here - It is a WIP and Still need to add some links and photo's. Blankets, Afghans, Borders and Stitches Ganny Square Bow Granny Square Crochet Tutorial Flower Granny Square Crochet Tutorial - Flower can be made seperately Not So Square Granny - Crochet Tutorial Maggie Border - Great for any edging on a afghan Easy Shell Stitch Border.
Crochet Geek - How to Crochet a Small Wheel Headband with Flower Option. FiberArt.htm. Broomstick Lace by Red Heart with Kathleen Sams. Front Loop Only (FLO) and Back Loop Only (BLO) The Ripple Stitch (Chevrons) The Bobble Stitch - dc5tog. Finally!
Remember last year, when someone in the comments asked for a video? And then this year, when I said I wanted to start making video tutorials? Well! It’s taken much longer than expected, but what started with this… …and included a whole lot of swearing, sweating, nervous laughter, and general crochet shenanigans, has born crochet video goodness! There was much trial and error, a week of dithering on the music selection (what is “moogly music”? Now, may I present, the first official moogly instructional video! Bobble stitches are worked from the “wrong side” – meaning they pop out away from you as you work. Someday I hope to stop feeling like a doofus whenever I hear my own voice.