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Thanks for tutorial 😊

Ahh.. Great! Why didn't I see this first!! This is a proper mesh pattern.. I've started a mesh style top and each row is a different stich from single crochet to double trebble, looks ok but. I will do your one next! hmm so If I chain more hey will be slightly larger, the look I was looking for... x

How do you increase and decrease the mesh pattern?

Love this mesh. Can I ask how you would go about increasing it?

Been doing this stitch to make Chain Mail. Is there any way to stop it from developing a curve along the foundation?

Now to make crochet chain mail!!!!

Great stich! Love the two-way stretch and it was so easy once I got the hang of doing a slip stitch. My fingers kept wanting to do a single crochet, I haven't been crocheting long and this is the first pattern that used a slip stitch. Thank you for posting.

I think I´m going to do socks, like fishnet socks. Beatiful! Thank you for sharing!

Hi, love your scarf! If I wanted to make it slightly wider, does the starting chain just have to be an odd number? Thank you!

Thanks sweety, very nice!

you can increase up too but starting wide and decreasing was easier I liked your way better

Thank you for this Beautiful stitch 💜🌹

Thank you for your easy teach💕

thank you for this tutorial. my question, how can I go from this stitch to double crochet please

Thank you so much for this easy tutorial!! How do you increase stitches in rows? And if you were to do 4 chains or 5 chains instead of 3, what multiples of chains do you need as your foundation ?

;; super adorable. I had a ton of zucchini cakes and I ended up making some mesh shawls out of them. But this looks awesome with that color scheme.

Nice! You could design little Christmas Tree Bunting or decorations in general with this technique, lovely. 💚

hey! loved your video. do you know how i can make a decrease or a increase in this kind of stitch?

This is a great tutorial! Thanks for this! I have one quick question: how do you increase and decrease in this stitch?

Thank you for accepting the challenge! It looks beautiful, and i can't wait to make some :)

Lovely, thanks a lot! 😘

beautiful stitch. is there a way I can make a triangular version instead of a square? I want to make some netting for corner storage :)

When I first taught myself to crochet this is the stitch I did first. My husband's aunt said it wasn't crochet. I guess she was wrong. I hate it when people try to discourage you when learning. 😧 glad KZbinrs make projects with stitch. Great for summer tops and beach bags. Thanks for posting your video 💖

Greetings from Russia

Stop at 1:22. Leaving my place for later!

My favourite stitches. I love all kind the mesh stitches 🌹

Ah! This explains it. I watched a tutorial from someone else but I was confused as to where to put the two double crochets at the end of each row and it started looking a bit wonky. I definitely felt like I was doing something wrong. You explained and showed where it goes, so I feel like I can continue with confidence now! I started crocheting two-three months ago and just finished a 60 x 60 C2C blanket and I feel this stitch is a good step up. I'll be making a scarf for myself. Thank you for the easy to understand tutorial!

Thank you for providing such good quality video lessons! Very clear and informative to showing how to reduce in DC and where to apply this handy technique. 🙌

Thank you for this really helpful 💖

Great video! Would this be any different in the round?

Cool pattern, thanks!