How to CROCHET APACHE TEARS for Beginners

[@PlayHookywithMe]

What I love about this is how hard it looks to do but it’s so beginner friendly. So clever ! Thank you !

[@kimsassenberg]

Thank you so much for showing us this lovely pattern.

[@TheCesca67]

What a perfect tutorial. I have wanted to learn this stitch but I assumed it would be really difficult until now. I will be giving this a try today. Thank you for sharing.

[@kerijenkins1078]

I found this pattern as written so confusing on Pinterest.. went on KZbin found somebody just as confusing and just wanted to exit the plan .. but I found you !! Oh my goodness you have done such a great job explaining so happy I didn’t give up! Thank you for being so wonderful! 💜

[@beckygrimshaw2145]

I've never seen this stitch. I'm so glad you showed us. Thanks

[@barbaralienhard3490]

Your tutorials are always the easiest for me to follow!! Thank you so much, that's a beautiful stitch, I may try it as a top

[@charpow2003]

I agree completely,,, thanks

[@EvieO1950]

I like that alternating with white gives it a very cool look!

[@Grijsduif]

Thanks for the tutorial.The beginning and endstitch makes al the diverence! So neat! Love it

[@karlarenkoski8276]

This could be a great way to use little bits of yarn !!! I love this !!

[@Some_Guy_Called_Raven]

I've been learning Mosaic Crochet from Tinna and it's fun to see other channels I watch showing it as well.

[@kimfridey7771]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful pattern, love learning different techniques style of crochet patterns.

[@SalvationinCHRISTalone888]

2/25/2022: Great way to use scraps. Wish you would have showed us the back. I am gonna try this so I can use up all my scrap yarn. Aloha from Hawaii❤️💚🌺

[@dearlymonica]

How cute this looks! :) What a great tutorial, thank you so much for sharing with us Claudetta

[@Kathy-dg2it]

I've listening to your video an you are a awesome teacher thank you!

[@LibbyCee17]

I so enjoy your videos. Thank you so much for teaching.

[@CorinneLyons-y8p]

I'm going to try this today!! Thanks!!

[@arg513]

I can’t wait to try this one! Just as soon as I finish the unnecessarily huge alpine stitch blanket I’ve been working on for a hundred years. 😂

[@erikacordero2395]

🤣🤟

[@velmalee3025]

😂😂

[@buttonetta]

Thanks!

[@claudettacrochet]

Thank you so much

[@RumahRajutOdy]

Wooow this is beautifull, thank you so much for sharing.

[@marylouharding3130]

Thank you by far the best Apache tears video on utube

[@claudettacrochet]

Thank you so much

[@cabinfevercrochet]

Such an interesting stitch and finished look. Beautiful work & always good learning something new. Thank you.

[@sherrieanorman2816]

This is beautiful!!

[@soraiadraib]

Incrível! Muito didática em suas explicações! Parabéns! Amei❤

[@soraiadraib]

Muito obrigada!

[@LorilynTabor]

Very nice tutorial. Thank you. Could you kindly explain the extra 3 stitches on the chain. I understood the sequences of 6 but got lost on the reason for the extras.

[@joyceeoannou9648]

Great teaching thank you thank you!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊🎊🎊🎊🎁🎁🌄🌄🌅🌅

[@donnathompsonlegare]

Thank you for this great tutorial!

[@gracegregor9041]

This is so pretty! Thank you for another great tutorial.

[@donnapavlock8304]

You made this look so easy. This looks nothing like the trail of tears a friend of my helped me with, makes me wonder what I did wrong.

[@deborahspins2909]

I love this pattern so much and the video is fabulous. I have seen patterns for this particular blanket but none of them are as good as your tutorial. Do you yourself have this in written instruction?

[@alisongomes684]

Glad I found your page. I love the way you teach this pattern. How Many chains should I make for a throw?

[@DiVaIve]

Wow this is beautifull but all those ends! I hope there will be another video to show how to deal with these!

[@MawmawLife24]

That was my thought too! Looks beautiful but would not look forward to weaving in all those ends. 😳

[@canuck33]

Cut them long enough and use as fringe.

[@marie-everoberts3767]

check out tinna's double border

[@richardbenjamin8535]

why do you sew in the ends when if you keep them an equal length, they create beautiful fringe without even trying? leave 2 or 3 inches, tie your slip knot and begin chaining. leave an equal amount at the end, bind off and tie your knot. for row 1, leave the same amount and repeat what you already do. then the same at the end. for that matter, if you put a row of single crochets as a border, you just work the loose ends under that without sewing and the loose ends vanish like magic. i don't remember hearing you say it, but this is also a variation of the mosaic pattern, which was called the navajo when i learned it in the late 1970's and this pattern when i learned it in the lat 1990's was called jacob's step ladder. now someone has combined both of these and they call it the havana pattern along with a very pretty border. personally, i still think the natural fringe looks prettier. when i tried to sell the navajo pattern online, all one woman could do was rant and rave about how fringe was bad on a baby blanket and how it would hurt a baby. looks like no good deed ever goes unpunished. :(

[@michelebrown7215]

My grandma did this stitch and left the ends and made fringe. Love the look

[@fahimehfarjad805]

Perfect😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@melodybrewer9818]

Thank you so much for such a wonderful stitch. 🧶

[@eileenniehaus5368]

Seems like a great stash buster pattern with one regular color to alternate with scraps, except yikes! The ends!😜

[@hobiorgumutlulugu4910]

Superr👏👏💞

[@kathychilders9397]

I love this pattern. My Grandma used to make this pattern often. I think she liked so much was because she was Apache Indian. lol Thank you for teaching this. You made it look so easy. I will definitely try it, once I get some yarn. Did you weave in the ends? I think Grandma left them long for fringe.

[@claudettacrochet]

U can leave them long or weave them in that’s up to you 😘😘

[@debbiecable6968]

This was a VERY popular pattern in the 1950’s. Most of the ends were left long for fringe. Thank you Claudetta for bringing it back!!

[@marilynward7681]

kathy childers IFf making a fringe how long would you make it?

[@sueduncan4256]

How many colors did u use. Beautiful thanks

[@sueduncan4256]

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[@nanbuzard7155]

Beautiful pattern! Could you turn up the volume on your video a little bit?

[@arminehshahnazarian8550]

Thank you🙏🙏🙏

[@BrandieMaddox]

Can u start on the left if your left handed

[@debraandrobertandkylericha6695]

I like to learn how to make into a big,blanket for a queen sj saze bed in pink& puple crochet

[@susanthiedt8881]

That’s a lot of ends to weave in!

[@sylviarobson227]

Can you show the back of the pattern please and is there no way that you can do rows with out cutting off Thank you

[@suzanneciccarello9698]

Do you have a written pattern somewhere?

[@carolynpatrick8515]

Great for scraps

[@annamamo3645]

Why are you keepig the edges long? And isn't it tedious cutting every end of row?

[@SalamahAbdWahid-wm2eg]

Share tq

[@magdalaalhamad8620]

Ich dachte du sprichst Deutsch.

[@claudettacrochet]

Es gibt dazu auch ein deutsches Video

[@magdalaalhamad8620]

@@claudettacrochet Danke schön ich bin ein Fan von dir

[@a.r.3476]

Sharing this video with you as a response to the Stitch name. Pertinent part of starts in about 27 minutes. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5XOfph8fLx7mtk

[@alishonkelly6987]

why it called that. i should make a stitch and call it white man tears

[@donnaridenhour-mchenry240]

One, two, three, four, five.......Action at the six (6) minute mark.........

[@latriciaarcher3145]

How did you crochet all those loose ends so neatly?