Celtic Weave Stitch - Crochet Cable Stitch - With Slow Motion - Right Handed Tutorial

[@Meladora1]

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[@blsd12261999]

I'd like to thank you for all of you tutorials.....I've advanced so much thanks to you.....keep them coming!!!!!

[@debbieparrish4369]

I would like to thank you for your easy to follow tutorial. Thanks to people like you I have found a lovely new hobby in crocheting that I had wanted to do for many years.

[@Meladora1]

Yaaaaaay :D

[@imafishtank]

Can I just tell you how grateful I am?! I've watched 3 videos on this stitch and until you said to pull the back stitch up, I was so lost! Yours is the first that has made complete sense.

[@Meladora1]

+imafishtank Fantastic! :D

[@robinjames1120]

Thank you for this video. I'm making a scarf with this stitch and would never have figured it out without the video. The written instructions leave a lot out.

[@chelerutan]

I LOVE this stitch, and can't wait to use it to make a scarf to start with. Then I'll work up to an afghan. Thank you for this video.

[@michellejohnson7829]

Thank you for teaching me a new way to crochet! I had no problem seeing how to work the stitches, and you explained them very well! 👍😀

[@dianne1214]

Beautiful. You have a lot of patience and talent to make this into a twin quilt. My left handed ness is getting in the way of me mastering this. I’ll have to try again when I’m more awake.

[@MariaGonzalez-ex6bq]

Thanks ! I wanted to quit with in the first few minutes but I kept watching and I think I got it ! Thanks for your time

[@smaroney10]

I haven't crocheted since I was a teenager, and I never learned anything past the basic single stitch, double stitch and granny square. You have explained how to do this stitch thoroughly so that it is easy for me to follow. I am more of a visual learner, and I appreciate you taking the time to explain this stitch. I am looking forward to making something using it. I will definitely be watching more of your videos to learn new stitches.

[@Meladora1]

Sarah Maroney That is so great to hear Sarah, i'm so glad you found me and I hope to inspire you to make new things an learn new stitches :D

[@karen10011963]

Meladora's Creations for Crochet 😄

[@Robin31716]

Thank you I love the slow motion portion. I’ll be doing this stitch for a family member

[@Meladora1]

Glad I could help :D

[@dianechambers2525]

Enjoyed every moment of this video. Thank you. I'm still learning many aspects of crochet. I had tried doing a cross over stitch without watching any tutorials but had massive failures. Watching this tutorial helped me to see just where I was going massively wrong.

[@wendytownsend3331]

I love this stitch, I have made a shawl for my new grand daughter using the basket weave stitch so now I am trying this stitch, it is working well and producing a nice thick shawl. Thanks, you explain so well. xxx

[@ClsJJJ]

Your teaching is very easy to follow.Not quite ready to try this one yet but in the future would definitely come back and review with you again. A+ Thanks for sharing your talents.

[@MikMaqPeek]

have been enjoying your videos..thank you for the work you have put into them.

[@monicavanzant1974]

You're a wonderful teacher. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Made it very easy to understand with great close-ups of work.

[@elizabethfenton9905]

Thankful for an excellent tutorial, I've really enjoyed learning this new stitch and look forward to your future tutorials!

[@kindafoggy]

I've made many afghans in what we called "The Dishcloth Stitch" that is just your forward-backward post weave, but it's just straight up and down. Your slanted version is really so much prettier! For those people who have never done "post weaving" maybe just the more simplified dishcloth/basketweave would be good to start with. Though I did just subscribe, I didn't look through all your videos yet to see if you showed that pattern. Once they get the hang of that, this diagonal weave will be a breeze. The post weaving is super fast compared to having to carefully pick up and crochet a single stitch as most patterns require. It spoils you forever on "ordinary" stitches! Thank you for uploading and for taking such pains to explain. It's not an easy one to translate from fingers to English :)

[@jimlong4182]

Thank you so much. I had something like this in my head but just couldn't get my fingers and yarn to do what I wanted. But you have shown me how it is done. Also you are a very good instructor. I can actually understand what your saying and you repeat it enough for me to catch on. Thanks again.

[@Meladora1]

You're very welcome :D

[@darlenemeasles8389]

I have tried to do this using a slightly different pattern but I'm glad that I saw this one because I was ready to give up on it and I really like the look of the weave. Thank you so much for your excellent video.

[@Meladora1]

You're very welcome, so glad you got good use from it :D

[@shanegannon5221]

Your videos are so easy to follow. Best I've seen. Thank you

[@SouthBuffaloG1]

Thank you for sharing. I attempted the tunic in Crochet! and had a very difficult time of it, this will make it so much easier and with confidence I will go back to it and MAKE IT. Not ATTEMPT IT! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@Meladora1]

You can do it!!

[@theHookdudewest]

Meladora's Creations for Crochet what an awesome concept and explained in detail ... thanks for sharing

[@madeleinem7679]

Just discovered your channel and am in love with your work! This is a stunning stitch pattern but if you are a tight worker like I tend to be, this gets very difficult to do. I am determined to do this stitch and am forcing myself to work looser. This has also proved not so good because my stitches are not uniform so my work is looking much like it did when I first started crocheting as a child! Practice will make perfect!! Thanks for your very clear instruction videos.

[@cooperbp]

Thank You for sharing, teaching your beautiful work. It's very kind and generous of you to take your time to do that :)

[@tontoof3]

This would make a great scarf! I love this pattern! Thank you for sharing!

[@belindaneedham2617]

Absolutely love the stitch and your instruction is simple, speed is appropriate, and camera work is great!

[@suecoelho467]

You are a GREAT teacher. THANK YOU

[@kraamvogeltje]

Very clear tutorial for very complicated pattern! Thnx so much!

[@geniamitchell6925]

Thank you for showing this video. Now I learned a new stitch.

[@Meladora1]

You're very welcome :D

[@rufussutton1540]

Wonderful video but no place to click "like". I love your bedspread, gorgeous!!!

[@Meladora1]

Thank you so much, Not sure what you mean about the "like" comment, it's built into KZbin under everyone video on their platform. Am I missing something?

[@melissamcdonagh311]

Best pattern for making a blanket I have found thank you

[@craftycatmomto2kitties2013]

I’m getting the hang of the Celtic weave now 😃. I was wandering if you could design a Celtic weave shrug sweater with your way of doing the Celtic weave stitch? Your version seems so much easier for me to understand. I have tried other Celtic weave tutorials and I couldn’t figure it out ‘til I came across your version of it. I love the idea of doing the single stitches all the way across to help get the next row going. I’ve not had any troubles starting the next row yet. I’m still working on the criss crossing part right now. I’ll see how it goes when I get to the other end 😏.

[@Woodspiritsoul]

Τhanks for the great tutorial. The close up helped a lot. I did not need the slow motion although surely will help less experienced crocheters. I will attempt a baby decor blanket and I m sure will bw magnificent. Thanks again!

[@FugahleeJenkins]

You always have the most awesome videos with the most unique stitches! Thanks for teaching me!

[@famupiccolo92]

I am so happy to find this! The other tutorials sounded Greek to me! Thank You!!!

[@cmeeker31]

I am currently doing this pattern in an afghan. I loved the front, but I didn't care for the back fan like texture, so I decided to attach it to the SC row. It worked well, and looks much neater. thank you for the wonderful pattern.

[@Meladora1]

+cmeeker31 nice :D

[@cmeeker31]

+Meladora's Creations for Crochet. :-)

[@funnellhall7786]

This is a very nice unique stitch! Thank you for the easy tutorial - will have to give this one a try!

[@Meladora1]

Best of luck to you :)

[@desmondbuchanan211]

very interesting stitch,will practice practice practice in hopes of learning. Instructions are very are quite clear thank you.

[@craftycatmomto2kitties2013]

I love your version of the Celtic Weave. I’ve been struggling with the stitch for a long time. The problem I have when I’m trying to learn it is that my strip flips over occasionally on the wrong side instead of staying on the side I’m working on. I’m currently trying this stitch with a 4.5 crochet hook using a sport weight yarn which is helping with that a whole lot. I may have questions to ask you soon 😃. I figured if I put a stitch mark on the first Celtic weave after I finish it then go do the next one and do the same thing. That helped keep it on the side I'm working on. I'm just about done with those. I'll keep you posted on the next row.

[@annecrawley7184]

Thank you for showing this it is stunning and clearly understandable

[@Meladora1]

+diana slavin Best to make yourself a gauge to figure out the size you will need for your hook and yarn.

[@craftymomma450]

Thanks for the Video tutorial , I'm in process of making squares for a Afghan I'm putting together , and this is very easy to follow.

[@normavictoriacendejasrios3725]

me gustaría q lo alblaran en español porque no le entiendo gracias

[@azraikezoe388]

Very nice explanation of this pattern. I get so confused with out seeing it done by someone first. Thanks for your video.

[@Meladora1]

You're very welcome! Thank you for your comment and thanks for watching! Come back soon :)

[@amygresl3691]

Thanks for the tutorial! You do a really good job teaching. I've been crocheting for over 40 years and still learning. On the back to eliminate the holes I did a deep double crochet. It helped full the hole, bring up that flap a secure it, and made it less bulky. Downside.. If working with varigated yarn it's hard to find the posts by not entirely difficult. I did every other row but I'm sure you could do every row. It does give it a full look with out the holes which may be preferable depending on the project. For a cowl like I'm making I think less bulk in the back is better.

[@amygresl3691]

Supposed to say drop double crochet into the singles of the 3rd row just at the holes.

[@TheBetameche]

Wish we could post pictures for when we finish! New subscriber!! Thank you for explaining everything so well and using slomo!!!

[@reenie38]

I am just beginning to crochet so I have ear marked this as a future project as you have done well to make it look achievable even for me.

[@Meladora1]

I am excited for when you try this. You can do it!

[@jenlamb5978]

So pretty and unique looking! Thank you for free pattern!

[@lindarossi5849]

Really lovely I have been looking for something really unusual Thank You

[@Meladora1]

That's great! So glad I could help you with that :D I have a newsletter that I send out whenever there is anything new from me. This includes new patterns, % sales on shop or huge bundle deals I am apart of where I pass the savings on to you. Please take the time and sign up ❤️ www.meladorascreations.com/sign-up-for-newsletter/

[@zombieyylaneyy8578]

I love this stitch! I am using "Red Heart with Love" in the color "Waterlily". The feel is so yummy soft and thick. My daughter wants me to make her a pillow case. Thank you so much for the tutorial. It was very easy to follow and I like how you explained what you were doing before actually stitching. That really made it very simple to understand what and why I was doing something.

[@Meladora1]

You're very welcome and I hope your daughter loves her pillow case! :D

[@SundaysChild1966]

Wow! This is such a beautiful stitch, thanks so much for explaining it clearly. I have always been envious of those that are able to knit, because I love texture and cables, now I can work in crochet and get those effects .. very nice job. Going to watch more of your videos now. :D

[@queencleo1151]

This is a very interesting and well demonstrated tutorial... thank you!!

[@mabelmuuduri3870]

Thank you, you make it easier to follow and right at the beginning it came to me that I have done this before in the 70's and of course then it was just see and crochet as we dd not know that crochet patterns have names.

[@veravanderstruik7559]

Very clear and very beautiful. Thank you :)!

[@patriciaflores5310]

You are awesome. Your explanations are very clear. Thanks !

[@Meladora1]

Thank you very much Patricia :D

[@SuperChuckybrown]

love it very clear instructions and easy to follow. Definitely have to give it a go. Thank you for sharing xx

[@Meladora1]

+SuperChuckybrown Good luck! :D

[@AMills]

This is very easy to follow! Thank you so much :)

[@janewolfe890]

love this stitch but I believe it is a yarn hog so I would just use it for small projects but I do think it is a great stitch

[@gabrielaramos6749]

Love the way you teach

[@saydvoncripps]

The interruption of adverts is maddening! But get beyond You tube being rude, and its great! Very clear! This is a defo for the project i have in mind!

[@Meladora1]

I know they suck, but without them this video and all the other free videos wouldn't be on the internet. Without them we get no income. So please be patent with them and be grateful in the end you are learning for free :D

[@jodiesmith24]

Very easy to follow. Thanks I love it

[@shanny2808]

You are a crocheting machine! Love it!

[@skpickard2009]

You have amazing videos! You are a great teacher!

[@elmariebarnard6891]

LOVE, LOVE the blanket. Love the colours you used. I have started to crochet a blanket with your tutorial as well. I would just like to add the following. When using a multi-coloured yarn, make sure you see something that was knitted of the same yarn. I chose a yarn that looked so pretty and light on the ball, but now it is much darker and brighter than I would have liked it to be, not that it is a problem as I am knitting it for my granddaughter. I also had to add more stitches and it still looks as if it is not going to be very wide - more for a single bed. Anyways love your tutorials. Very understandable. Please continue to add more. Oh and just so you know. I am from South-Africa. So you see you actually have a very wide audience.

[@irmar]

Yes, the yarn she uses also looks much better on the ball than on the afghan. It's often the case, sadly. When you look at them in the shop you go "wow", and then when you start crocheting, it's a mess of random stripes.

[@amybaker5241]

Usually the color work up on name brand multicolored yarn is usually meant for a more basic stitch so doing a more complicated stitch that uses more yarn will definetly effect the way that the colors should lay.

[@MHTHOMAZ]

thanks for share this Pattern...lovely.

[@terriclark3150]

Very pretty Afghan. Thank you for sharing.

[@sdr6702]

thank you once more for your beautiful videos.

[@Meladora1]

Thanks Silvia :D

[@jatimivioni1]

I love so much thank you for sharing with us ♡

[@LBMoody46]

I first saw this stitch in a crochet magazine, they do it slightly different and I wanted to bang my head against the wall lol turned out the pattern was written wrong. I decided I wanted to make something a bit bigger but had no idea what the stitch multiples would be. I have used your videos in the past and found this and I like it much better then the magazine. Thank you for saving my sanity 💙🙃💙

[@Meladora1]

You're very welcome Lori! So glad I could help :)

[@amandah739]

This is gorgeous!! Ill be trying it.

[@RavenStorm]

Thanks great yarn eater pretty stitch!

[@Meladora1]

Thank you Sherri :D

[@mj58jean]

Thank you for sharing you are the best. You have been a great help to me.

[@moviebuffbabe5651]

very nice tutorial and beautiful stitch.

[@shamaljoshi2408]

thank you very much for such nice video.It's my dream that making blanket

[@judithbenton1475]

The noise of the carpenters does not bother me as much as the interruption for advertisement just when you were in a crucial spot of watching how to do the stitch. You are such a good teacher Meladora

[@Meladora1]

+Judith Benton this is how we get paid for our work that we offer for free

[@meggerz5687]

i found that sometimes i accidentally do the wrong set of two and have to undo it. i was thinking of using markers for the harder to see sets of two until this becomes more natural. Im going to make a baby afghan out of this pattern but with a fuller yarn to hide the holes better. the swatch i did didnt have visible hole unless you pulled it apart. thanks so much for this pattern. I found in on pintrest and youtube searched it.

[@chrismagellan4669]

Love this. Thanks for the video!

[@esperanzajimenezrivera9428]

Beautiful stitch and the colors are beautiful,thank you.

[@revathivaradarajan5470]

Thank you very much for teaching very nice design

[@divyashah8843]

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[@rebecagonzalez9701]

So beautiful!!! I am excited about this, I hope I can do it.... :)

[@jannimajbritt1]

thank you so much, this is so beautiful, you make it so easy on the video, you schould be a surgeon with these hands.

[@Meladora1]

Wow thanks for that great compliment! :D

[@buzzwaffle]

Thanks for the multiples -- might make a cute poncho -- have to work up a swatch and see. Very pretty -- please post a pic to show us the border you've chosen -- thanks!

[@irene_f.]

Beautiful.

[@Meladora1]

Thank you 😀

[@tanyascrochetstop6140]

Love the color....

[@ginnymoore6423]

VERY cool stitch! Tutorial is great, I'm getting ready to watch again. I am very visual, so tutorials are great for me, but I like to watch them multiple times so I saturate my brain with it! Have you, or CAN you use this in a circular pattern, like for a slouchy hat? I'm wanting to try a really different stitch for one, and this is very cool! Thanks again for posting!!

[@Meladora1]

+Ginny Moore Interweave Celtic Weave Slouch Hat kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHW1k5V-d6aNnrc

[@RAE5558]

Sweet! Well explained!

[@vickiedoyle6098]

Thanks so much... you made this so plain, I followed right along. I am using this pattern to make a toddler T top for a pair of shorts I crocheted up. Cable stitch may seem heavy, but I'm using baby sport yarn so it seems alright. Thanks again :-}

[@Meladora1]

Great to hear! My other in law gave me a compliment the other day, she speaks Hebrew and with the captions I hoped she could follow along. She said she didn't even need the captions, was easy to see what I was doing! W00t! Best of luck on your top!

[@vickiedoyle6098]

Thanks

[@janetlemaire333]

Very pretty.

[@Meladora1]

Left Handed Version Interweave Cable Stitch - Left Handed Crochet Tutorial

[@MystiqueCJS971]

Thank You! This is awesome!

[@DragonflyDreams836]

A very good, easy to follow video. I might suggest, that for beginners, it would have been better to have used a flat yarn rather than such a textured, reflextiive soft fiber.

[@mlb4714]

exelente la variacion del punto canasto, asi es mas suelto, gracias c´est tre joli, mercy

[@chelitamglezdistri9549]

Beatifull! Thanks !

[@mecfstraveler]

This is so beautiful! I love how both sides look. . I don't remember if you mention the yarn you used here, but it would be super if you did. . The colorway is very appealing!

[@Meladora1]

This is from the Alize line, I didn't add any to the shop, I have some at home but planned on finishing the afghan I have with it. But can check to see if the yarn is still carried by the store out here and put some on the shop if you want.

[@Denise46000]

I so love this!, Thank you..

[@ninagheorghita2943]

Yes

[@judithbenton1475]

Good job explaining.

[@Meladora1]

Thank you Judith 😀

[@vindab06]

I love this pattern and plan to make it my next project. I am curious what type of border would look good on it? Any suggestions?

[@Meladora1]

I was thinking about continuing the pattern in the round around the outside then using my Double Crochet Cross over Stitch to make a ruffle border around the end. Double Crochet Cross over Stitch - Slow Motion Crochet

[@lindacasey4351]

Working this stitch in the round, how wold you increase at the corners to keep work flat? Love this pattern! Linda

[@joycejnn]

Thank you

[@Meladora1]

You're welcome

[@traceysfaerieland]

hi love the video. teaching myself...can you tell me... when doing the single crochet back to do the next row of crosses (triple crochet) do you go through the whole stitch or...just the back of the stitch?...thanks

[@Meladora1]

You go through both loops of the stitch

[@conservativetothecor]

wow pretty

[@Abigail8392]

Thank you for the teaching< I appreciate it>>

[@Meladora1]

You're very welcome. Thanks for watching and sharing!