ONE ROW REPEAT Crochet Stitch TUTORIAL! Perfect for Scarf, Hat, Blanket, Cardigan and More...

Hello and welcome to my channel in this

tutorial

we are going to make a very easy

stitch

, it is

perfect

for you beginners, you can make

blanket

s, hats, scarves,

cardigan

s, headbands, everything you can imagine, the

stitch

has only one

repeat

ed row and it is also reversible, yes. I'm going to use a 4.0 millimeter hook. This stitch works with even numbers, so I have 12 chains here and after chaining the even numbers of chains, you will skip the first chain and go into the second chain from the hook. there and make a single

crochet

, go to the next chain single

crochet

and this row will be a single crochet in each chain.

If you choose to make a

scarf

, I think you can finish this

scarf

in three four hours, it goes very quickly and you can use this with this stitch. You can use varied yarn. You can use it as changing colors. You can use it alone in solid color, so the last chain of single crochet also makes two chains. Rotate your work and now, on the first point here, we're going to start choosing. up, loops, so you're going to go once over the hook, come back again, take a loop over the hook and come back again, so you should have six loops on the hook, two, four, six, now you're going to pass the yarn to through all. the six loops chain one, we will skip the next stitch and in the next one we will do the same, so once you put the yarn over the hook, go back to the same point a second time and the third time, six loops on the hook pull the thread through all six loops, chain one, skip the next stitch and in the next one we're going to do the same thing, so once, twice and the third time, six loops pass the thread through all six loops, chain one and we will do like this until this row ends, skip the next stitch and in the next we will make a puff, so once, twice and the third time, six loops on the hook pass the yarn through the six loops , chain one, so skip the next stitch and on to the next.

You will

repeat

if you want the puff to be bigger, then you will repeat it four times. I only do three times in the chain one, skip the next stitch and in the next one, which is the last, you will do the same. now make a puff so once twice and the third time six loops on the hook pass the yarn through the six loops and then we're going to chain two, you're always going to chain two at the end, you're going to turn your work and This It will be the row that you will repeat over and over again until you finish your project, whatever you choose to do, so that you have the bean bag here and a space there, so in these spaces we are going to work so that you.

You're going to go into that space, yeah, and you're going to pick up the loops, so once, twice, and the third time, six loops pull the yarn through the six loops, chain one, so you'll skip the puff and In that space you are going to tear. Do it once, twice and the third time, chain one, move on to the next, skip the puff and you'll do it like this until you finish your project. I think it's good to work with varied yarn or alternate colors so you choose how many rows We'll do this and then we'll change the color so in the end here we have the path, we'll skip the puff and there's a space there, this space, so we'll go in there and I'm going to make a puff, so once, twice and the third time, six loops on the hook pull the yarn through the six loops.

Chain two turns and we're going to repeat so that the puff is here and it's this space, so we're going to pull up. loops like I said, if you want the puff to be a little bigger, then you're going to repeat as many times as you want to have the space here, it's so easy that you can't miss it, chain one, skip the puff and in that space, you go to make a puff and if you want this to be a little

more

open, you can use a larger hook than the recommended yarn. I'm using 4.0 with this one, if you want tighter then user use a smaller hook. than what the thread recommends, so at the end we have the path, we're going to skip that Puff and we have that string two here and it's the space between the puff and string two right there, so you're going to do the same thing once. twice and the third time, okay, chain two and you're going to repeat, so if you want to finish, for example, and you want to finish with a row of single crochets on top of the work before you close the work, then you're going to chain. just one chain, you're going to turn your work, so the first stitch is here, you're going to do a single crochet, then you have chain one, you're going to go through the chain, so before you, when you decide to close your work, last row that you do Puffs, make sure that when you make a chain, leave it a little loose so that it is easy for you to go through the chain, so this is the chain that we are going to put through the chain, make a single crochet and then have the puff stitch, then the chain and if you work too tight, leave that chain in the last row before you close the work, leave it a little loose and then it will be easy, so have the stitch, make a single crochet and have the chains two at the end, yes, then you will go on top of the second chain, yes, and you will make a single crochet, you will chain one, you will cut the thread and then you will hide the tail, this is like braiding. um somehow breaded um Puffs, so if you like this you can try it, it's pretty easy and I think this stitch looks good with any size of thread, it's thin, medium thick, thick, it's up to you.

I hope you enjoyed this stitch. try it thanks for watching