Bavarian Stitch in Rows

[@borrowedtimegaming3654]

This is such a great tutorial, very slow and very descriptive. Made it super easy to follow along and made this stitch way less intimidating. Thank you!!!

[@StitchesnScraps]

Yay! I'm glad it worked for you! :)

[@Liza-ry5cr]

I cant believer how easy you make it look. Deffo be doing this now. Thank you soo much ❤❤❤❤

[@corwindriskill6185]

THANK YOU for changing colors it made much easier to follow as I learn this stitch

[@StitchesnScraps]

You're welcome! Yes it's much easier to show as well :)

[@katrinascrochethookandloops]

Such a nice pattern. Thank you for sharing with us all. Hope you have a wonderful day. Take care stay safe and happy crocheting

[@StitchesnScraps]

Thank you, you too! :)

[@ValentinesForever1]

Thank you so so much! I saw a picture of the stitch in rows, but the author of that pattern never explained how to make the edges. Your tutorial is so easy to follow and a lifesaver!

[@StitchesnScraps]

Yay! I'm glad it helped :)

[@ValentinesForever1]

@@StitchesnScraps It really did! I'm using this stitch for washcloths/face cloths for a friend because I think the texture would be really nice but also pretty! Also, thank you for including a written version of the stitch because I find myself forgetting if I should start with a DC or a SC, and it makes it easy to glance at and check! I dunno if you already do, but it would be neat if you had a place to tip/donate on your site. C:

[@StitchesnScraps]

@@ValentinesForever1 That's such a nice thought, thank you! I have thought about the patreon/tip thing many times and keep going back and forth on it. I have pdf versions of my patterns available on Ravelry and I figure if anyone really wants to buy me a coffee, they can pick up one of those. That way they get something in return too :) www.ravelry.com/designers/pia-thadani

[@suzette7849]

always wanted to know how to do this stitch. thank you so much for sharing this tutorial of the straightforward Bavarian stitch 🌷

[@StitchesnScraps]

yay! Glad I could help :)

[@Liza-ry5cr]

That was fantastic yayyyy I did it. Ive had some yukky red orange yellow ombre wool so pairing it up with some old scrap pinky blue green ombre wool. Both same wool rough texture. Omg its looking really beautiful bit psychedelic 😂😂😂 but i love. Gotta be the easiest Bavarian turorial ever. Thank you. Now I just gotta do it again 😂😂😂

[@StitchesnScraps]

Yay!!! I'm so glad it worked for you. That combo sounds awesome btw, if you post a picture of it anywhere you gotta let me know so I can go see it :)

[@makegoodchoices1002]

Hi Pia, Thank you for sharing this new spin on the Bavarian stitch❣ I enjoy the demos when people have their nails nicely done. Print nails with solid color yarns looks nice, and solid colored polish with print yarns looks very nice, so I appreciate your effort to make a lovely presentation for us❣ Keep up the good work❣ 😁

[@StitchesnScraps]

Thanks! The nail wraps are definitely fun :)

[@heathercollins3204]

Thank you for the tutorial! I was following a written pattern doing Bavarian stitch in the round and I was getting very lost. This has helped tremendously!

[@StitchesnScraps]

I'm so glad it was helpful!

[@phee3958]

OMG! I've been looking for how to do this for years!!! Thank you so much!

[@StitchesnScraps]

You're welcome!

[@pamelacatalan]

Thank you, you are crystal clear, and straight to the point, love it

[@StitchesnScraps]

Thank you! I'm glad you like it :)

[@pamhenderson78]

Thankyou ,I have been trying to do this pattern and you have explained it beautifully .

[@StitchesnScraps]

yay! glad I could help :)

[@msrhuby]

How pretty! Southern California here!

[@StitchesnScraps]

thanks :)

[@smexydevil3133]

Thank you for making this tutorial, i am making a cocoon vest with the stitch in original square form. But i want to make the sleeves on it with the same type of stitch. Im gonna see and try to make this work in the round, with no visible seem. I really hope i can figure it out but this video helps a ton ❤

[@StitchesnScraps]

Awesome! My $.02 without having actually done it - I would put the join at the center of a fan, 1 st before the ch-1 sp. So like...start your round with ch 4 (counts as dc and ch-1), then 4 dc in same st. End the round with 3 dc in starting st, then join in 3rd ch of ch 4, and then sl st into the ch-1 sp. That way you're set up to start the next rnd with an sc in the ch-1 sp, then ch 3, cl, etc., joining back in the first sc. On the next round, start with an sc in the first sc, and a fan in the first cl, etc, ending with a join in the first sc. Finally on the next round, start and end with a half cl. this makes 2 half cl sts which isn't idea, but on the next rnd just work into the first one and sk the ending one and your stitch count will be fine. Also remember if you're not turning your rounds, you'll always be on the RS so will need to work your clusters as back post sts instead of front post sts.

[@lisaharris7629]

By far best tutorial, thank you.

[@StitchesnScraps]

Thanks! I'm glad it worked for you :)

[@kimberlykcmcrochet4489]

Thank you beautiful. I've made a square but now will try this one as well. 😁

[@mettekoo9507]

the bavarian stitch is usually made by using treble crochet stitches. I'm going to try those instead of dc. And then the starting chain must be 8+4ch.

[@StitchesnScraps]

It should work just fine with treble crochet stitches as well :) Just like most things in crochet, there are lots of ways you can change it up!

[@velgableker]

Thank you! By the way, you have a very nice voice.

[@StitchesnScraps]

Thanks! That's so sweet of you to say :)

[@frans3474]

You cleared up up nicely for me, thank you! I found you by chance on a “FURLS” project page... and I am now subscribed to learn more! ❣️🌹

[@StitchesnScraps]

Awesome! I'm glad you liked the video, and welcome to my channel :)

[@PeterJMostachetti]

Fantastic tutorial - I was working on a hat pattern and couldn't figure out if I should skip the SC in the middle of the bpdc8tog!! Thanks for the clarity!!!

[@StitchesnScraps]

you're welcome, I'm glad it helped!

[@schua2201]

Thyou for teaching.

[@StitchesnScraps]

you're welcome! :)

[@glorianedd1564]

How do you make the foundation row?do you make a chain of 6+2;then turn and do single sc in each stitch?

[@StitchesnScraps]

It should be 6+4 chs (6+3 sts) - I had 21 for the sample. But you don't have to start from sc, you can start from chains or from any sts really, you just need a multiple of 6+3 spots to work into.

[@rupalisohoni8809]

Is it possible to use bavarian stitch for a poncho.? If so how to crochet at the front and back corner? Pls help

[@StitchesnScraps]

There are lots of ways to use the Bavarian stitch to make a poncho, but I have not designed one myself in this stitch, so can't answer your question about the front and back corner.

[@teresewilson5090]

How does it start. Would be nice if you started from the beginning

[@StitchesnScraps]

it does start from the beginning though....go to 1:10, after the intro, and you'll see the first row and an explanation of the stitch counts, etc.

[@maryquiltsennis7036]

Beautiful

[@katherineharris2080]

If you do sc in the 21 chains how many sc do you start with

[@StitchesnScraps]

you need 21 sts (multiple of 6 + 3) to start, so in the case of this video I started with 21 sc. That means I chained 22, and then worked sc in the 2nd ch and each ch after that.

[@aadilavally4702]

Hi sorry to ask but when turning the fans in to a cluster don't you mean skip the ch1 space inbetween? as I'm not sure where the single crochets are perhaps I missed something?

[@StitchesnScraps]

Hey, no problem! :) OK so on the row where you work the fans, you have a chain one space at the center of each fan and then in between the fans you have single crochets right? On the cluster row, your clusters are centered over the sc from the row below. This way the diamonds get offset. You use 4 dc posts from 1 fan, then sk the sc between the fans, then 4 dc posts from the next fan. That brings you to the chain one space at the top of the fan. That’s where you put your single crochet. In the next row, you’re going to make your fan at the center of your cluster, and then you’re going to put a single crochet into that same single crochet in between fans. And then in the next row those single crochets are going to be where your new clusters are centered.

[@lupialazarin5492]

I'm going to try this, I luv it

[@StitchesnScraps]

Awesome! I'd love to see how it turns out :)

[@denisewinant6366]

I would like to make an afghan using this stitch but you really confused me on the base row count. You said repeat of 6 but you have 21 single crochets. I have tried doing the single crochet base row but can't get it. I just want to chain and make singles in the chain So is it multiples of 6 plus 1? Thanks

[@StitchesnScraps]

denise winant: it’s a multiple of 6 plus 3 stitches (it says that in the video but you might have missed it). So if you’re chaining, do a multiple of 6 +4 chains, to get 6+3 single crochet on your first row. Hope that helps!

[@shirleysaunders3330]

The Bavarian Stitch Blanket Crochet Tutorial!

[@kattyk6370]

Very nice!!

[@StitchesnScraps]

thanks :)

[@marymaggiefender2093]

What crochet needle do you use here? Awesome video btw.

[@StitchesnScraps]

Thanks! :) If I'm not mistaken, this is a 4.5mm hook from Athena's Elements. Though it may be a Clover Amour too, I'm not 100% sure which it is. You can find both on my Amazon storefront, in my hooks and needles list. This is an affiliate link - if you use this link and make a purchase I may be compensated: www.amazon.com/shop/stitchesnscraps?listId=2NZ234YI6TBSM

[@billieannwerner1224]

Brilliant thanks

[@susanthiedt8881]

Those double crochets should be triples. See “Hooked by Robin” for her explanation. Much more clear.

[@StitchesnScraps]

Yep you totally can do it with treble crochets as well. You'll have to skip extra stitches on the setup row since the tr are taller than the dc. Lots of ways to do it! I'm glad you found a tutorial you like :)

[@Nancy_09_]

Hi there! can I use a 3mm hook to do this?

[@StitchesnScraps]

sure, but it'll likely be tight unless you're using a thinner yarn. You should use whatever hook you're comfortable with for the yarn you have.

[@Nancy_09_]

@@StitchesnScraps thank you x

[@karenkowalski2909]

How or what border would you use on your sample video?

[@StitchesnScraps]

Any border would work, I might go with shells to mimic the shape. I used this technique in a cardigan, and bordered it with straight stitches for the hem and button band. You can find the pattern here: stitchesnscraps.com/free-pattern-bavarian-cardi/

[@ethnediedricks7617]

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[@dorismulcue498]

Teja más lento por favor

[@StitchesnScraps]

¿Sabías que puedes cambiar la velocidad de los videos de KZbin? Puede que le resulte útil para que pueda hacer que el video vaya a la velocidad adecuada para usted. Simplemente haga clic en el icono de engranaje/configuración y verá una opción para la velocidad de reproducción. ¡Espero que ayude! Este comentario fue traducido del inglés usando Google Translate.

[@miriamdiaz2740]

The point seems fine but a very important thing when you want to make a demonstration of fabric can NOT use anything that distracts the look and in this video what takes prominence are the nails with so many colors and different designs it is better not to paint them and so all attention lies in the tissue

[@anitamany4840]

Shush 🤫

[@elliebellie7816]

Yes, I agree.