Crochet 3 Rows Of Single Crochet At The Same Time | Linked Treble

[@P.M.P.181]

Are you trying to say this is your original stitch idea? Because what you're doing is a linked treble crochet stitch. It's been around for a while and has even been published in some crochet books. And yes the technique is similar to tunisian crochet.

[@lyzawalters4413]

No. Before this I dont know about tunisian crochet until someone commented and that linked treble crochet is new to me. Thank you for adding. I definitely going search that. I learned basic crochet sts only from slip st, SC, Hdc, Dc & treble crochet when I was 14 in the handicraft in our city. But it became my hobby not until 6 yrs ago and learn again self taught by watching videos on particular project and always making project w/o pattern. I have a guide of basic sts. I dont have books of diff sts. Just sharing.

[@P.M.P.181]

@@lyzawalters4413 i see, u may have more viewers if u add that "linked treble crochet" to your tags or whatever. It's a very good video and ppl wanting more instruction on that stitch might appreciate it. Although, i think you do it with a slight variation. In the linked treble, if i remember correctly, you only pull up yarn from one "bar" per vertical stitch of the previous treble, not two. It's hard to explain, which is why your videos are so helpful

[@lyzawalters4413]

@@P.M.P.181 Thank you very much. Ill do that. I add it to the title also. I searched and it's very similar. I've seen they insert hook into back bar loop and other is inserted the hook in one vertical loop on the front side. Thanks again.

[@ConnyNordlicht]

@@lyzawalters4413 All ok! This happened to me when the fleegle heel was shown. I knitted this since over 30 years and didn't know world didn't use it! Then it came here in so many videos and l thought that can't be! But if you put a vid online it's better to write into (), if you disturb s.o's rights she/he may contact you, it's not knowingly. I've a book with more than 500 patterns and here at YT sometimes patterns l knew from my grannies are done here, shown as new! They sometimes arn't in the "new" patterns. Some flippy - funny are new, some a bit changed, but result can be a lot different. When l saw your vid l just wanted to ask if you changed a tunesian stitch but then first one here asked and l saw before l wrote my question. You did this vid so well! All explained very fine! Please don't stop and please don't be sad! Be blessed and stay healthy! Yours, Conny L.

[@norysborjavillanueva8589]

ML

[@brendahamilton3448]

Your videos are absolutely awesome!! When will people realize that some things are passed from generation to generation without any intent to infringe on something that is "new" to them, or simply called something different because of geographic location? Respect for others is so important, and I respect and love what you do. Please don"t let the negativity of others impact your spirit and the joy you bring to others by sharing. It is a gift and I thank you. I am sharing this craft with my daughters and granddaughters and hope others do the same. May you be blessed and please keep your videos coming

[@lyzawalters4413]

Awe you're so sweet. Thank you so much. That what I really need to read right now. I appreciate your kindness so much. Have a blessed day.

[@juliemccrea5481]

I love this! I never saw it in my Tunisian or Afghan Stitch books. You are a wonderful teacher because of the pace of your crocheting in this video. I'm going to try your technique right now.

[@cathleenfalkenberg6891]

Hello, saw your video & was very impressed. I have been doing crochet for 58 years. I tried it & it made crochet faster & a nice pattern. I wish I had known this along time ago. Thanks so much cathleen

[@stevewurfel4207]

I'm on my husband's iPad. This is one of the nicest works of a crochet pattern I've seen in a while. Thank you for showing it in bulky and smaller yarns. Will look forward to trying this out! 🍀

[@dee4174]

So relaxing to watch and such great music. All demonstrated so clearly in chunky yarn, with good camera angle. Loved it so much I'll be looking at more from you. Thank you x

[@diannagilbert9148]

Thank You so much for sharing this tutorial! And I truly appreciate the soft background music. So many times I've tried to watch a tutorial just to end up getting annoyed at the music that is being played. This was so very relaxing and very enjoying and very pretty and easy to follow along. Thanks again!

[@pdmullgirl]

👋🏻 Hello Friend. I just turned 56 and have always wanted to crochet. I taught myself to knit when I was younger but never really did anything with it. I believe I can learn by watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your talents and teaching. ❤️💜💚

[@lyzawalters4413]

Hi Ms Paige, thank you so much for your kind comment. You're very welcome.

[@marlythibes]

Bom dia...sabe o que mais acho interessante , são as pessoas que não sabem fazer vir aqui dar deslaikes e criticar, você fez o seu papel , demonstrou perfeitamente, mesmo que não tenha sido a autoria de criação do ponto, mas você compartilhou seus conhecimentos. parabéns .

[@soniasilva9309]

Brasil marcando presença

[@tracylitsinger]

Great tutorial, clear and slow showing every move.. thank you

[@bearitraeb]

I’m thinking this will be a nice start to my tea towels I plan to make :). Thank you

[@dovebar76]

Wow! This is beautiful and works up quickly with super bulky yarn. I’m excited to get going on an Afghan.

[@CountryGirlLA]

Hi Lyza. I agree with Carol. Also, I find the music very relaxing and watching you make the stitches very enjoyable. Thank you.

[@lyzawalters4413]

Hello, you're very welcome. Im glad you like it.

[@teratafc3091]

一句光友谊之光。

[@JazzyJude]

This is FANTASTIC! I love everything about this tutorial. The yarn and color you chose was very easy for me to see ‘how’ you did the stitch. The speed at which you did is PERFECT and pausing and pointing out each step and the music...very soothing, soft and slow, when learning something new ❤️ Thank you and I’m trying this today! You’re AWESOME! Bless you 🙏

[@margaretrisner6874]

I don't care what you call it, this is quite clever! Thanks for making the video!

[@lucinda.drvictoriaann1028]

You just gave me the most wonderful idea. My sweaters will be done in half the time! I am using Caron Anniversary yarn bundles. Oh the fabulous patterns the yarn will make. THANK YOU. 😍❤️🇺🇸🌈

[@themonkeylover2965]

I have always wanted to try crocheting and ever since this video in have been getting really good at it. I have also make a baby octopus bc of the stack!!! ❤💯😁

[@debsw1142]

I've been crocheting for 45 years and that is absolutely brilliant!!

[@lyzawalters4413]

Thank you very much.

[@reenougle]

Thank you for showing the stitches so slowly and clearly. I am new to crochet and need to see things VERY slowly!

[@ivanildesteixeira4401]

6ppk

[@RosanaOliveirah]

Perfect pattern for an afghan!

[@MusicAddictGrl]

Looks better than a single crochet. I love it

[@Rorobins]

I like the size yarn you used, the speed of work, and the music in this tutorial. Well done!

[@jillianbailey7376]

What's truly amazing is how straight the edges turn out, in some multi-row double crochet lessons the edges turn out crooked or wavy and need borders. This is perfect! Thanks for the vid.

[@deborahapostolou8078]

Amazing tutorial!! I can see your hands and what you're doing perfectly!! ... meaning that I can easily follow along!!! THANK YOU!!! Newbie 👍👍

[@MominParisLifeinParis]

Very nice tutorial & beautiful colour 👍

[@janeyant2375]

I've done "locking" dc before & noticed how it looked like stacked single crochet. I like the look of this locking treble better.

[@ellenmarchal5888]

Thank you very much, really great this video and all your shares

[@patgiesler1553]

I have to try this, it's one of the coolest stitches I've seen. Thanks for the video

[@osvadogarciafernandes6379]

Sair

[@zulemaflores1234]

That's being creative! I love-it! Thank you for sharing!

[@sharonstone7796]

Ty this will save me time on my city stripes blanket

[@missapippin9020]

A beautiful pattern stitch thank you for showing it So clearly

[@poliramos6069]

Adoro assistir as aulas de croché. Sei fazer mas não tenho prática. Parabéns pra tds ascrocheteiras desse canal! 🐰🐰🐰😍😙

[@7bobette]

I am new to crochet and what I am looking in the tutorial videos is simplicity. I don’t care how this technique should be called, hashtag or referees to what book. I love it 😻 you did very good job creating this video and is already saved to my Crochet videos. 😘

[@lyzawalters4413]

That's very kind of you. I appreciated much.

[@viviansmith7213]

Love your videos. Thank you for sharing!

[@fhewes7773]

❣️ It makes crocheting with a lil fun or should i say not so boring ? 🤭😉 I like it❣️ I will have to try this !!! I have so many projects to do but i REALLY want to TRY... SO... MAYBE somebody will get a blanket made of THIS INSTEAD😊 Thank you so much❣️🌷👏😊🌷❣️

[@melissabrewer2712]

It makes a very pretty pattern! Thanks for sharing!!

[@estelaolguin9412]

muy agradecida con usted por darme la oportunidad de conocer nuevas puntadas y la forma muy clara de rxplicar

[@sandracuellar7722]

Makes quite an interesting pattern. Will have to try this on an afghan.

[@maybeitslihanna1164]

This is great now I can work on making a blanket for my baby brother

[@mariedixon9082]

This technique might make very very sturdy straps for bags. Thanks

[@biancawashington8971]

I just want to say that your tutorial was fabulous. The music was soothing, you chose to do the pattern in super chunky yarn and not in a small weight yarn so I can see everything and you did it at a perfect speed if I had five thumbs lol 👍👍👍👍👍

[@lyzawalters4413]

Thank you very much.

[@veronica7751]

That's quite a challenge. Amazing

[@phyllismontoroula6454]

I make same stitch just like you I make blankets it's a l lot of fun its takes me about a week

[@tashalang7465]

Beautiful, I was looking for a "warmer" stitch for a baby blanket. I'm going to try this one! Thanks :)

[@lyzawalters4413]

Thank you so much. I would like to share my new hat. But you can also use the same stitch for a blanket. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3TPpGqvopeSaKs It has a nice edges and texture on both sides and very easy. Happy Crocheting!!

[@alexisperry1065]

Very cool! Wish it had sound explaining your steps. Thanks for teaching this.

[@nancyhowell7735]

Looks like a variation of Tunisian crochet.

[@lyzawalters4413]

Good to know. Thank you.

[@KC-gy5xw]

@@lyzawalters4413 Or knooking

[@1Hameyo]

And Entralac

[@bonniekonjevich7574]

It certainly is. Learned it in the 1970s well before its lovely stitching could be shared in video. Great job!

[@marciahanaburgh53]

Thank you. This is fascinating, and I'm looking forward to trying this on future projects.

[@petrawilliams7029]

Lovely background music for this activity

[@sonder2164]

Cool stitch, thank you.

[@houghtonjeannie]

I love the video and pattern you done.

[@carol29carnegie]

Hi Lyza thank you for sharing this wonderful stitch I found it quite fascinating and can't wait 😊 to try it, I think it would be great for an Afghan or blanket as it appears to make a firmer material and I think would crochet up quite quickly, thanks again all the best from Scotland U.K. Xx

[@lyzawalters4413]

Hello Ms Carol, you are very welcome. That's a great idea. I pretty much like non holey stitches. Thank you very much for your comment. Greetings from USA.

[@offthehook4u]

Carol, I agree about using it for an afghan. It would be warm, sturdy and have a lovely textured look. I was thinking the very same thing as you.. Like minds!!!

[@lyzawalters4413]

@@offthehook4u Id like to share some tips. I did try it on scarf. I'm liking the texture of it but the edging is not that neat..Adding a border really helps. And also, work the last stitch tightly in each row to avoid a hole in first st of next row..

[@carol29carnegie]

Thanks for the tip Lyza x

[@offthehook4u]

Lyza, I think using a crab stitch (reverse single crochet) would make a nice edging for your scarf!

[@marildacunhachaves511]

Amei esses pontos feitos com agulha de crochê, ficou muito parecido com tricô.

[@charanjitkaur7015]

Thanks very good information I like it iam ck kharar punjab India say ap kay leyea 🇮🇳🙏🌹🌱🌿👍🐈

[@lillydarkfire6193]

This is BRILLIANT! Thank you so much! Also thank you for making it so clear and concise not to mention so easy to follow along with. Got a new sub!

[@momgrandma5496]

It produces a unique pattern as well, thank you.

[@anaaguiar4640]

I like that. Thanks for sharing. I'll try to make the pattern quite soon. Ana in Brazil.

[@missziggy8211]

Love the look of this stitch. Hope I can learn it.

[@LunaMMN]

Beautiful and creative... and without spoken words! Unbelievably great! 😍👍😍

[@alicefrida6822]

Greaaaaat 🤗🤗 thanks for sharing, from Cameroon in Africa 💖

[@lyzawalters4413]

Youre very welcome. Greetings from USA

[@indih9529]

Super facil. Cuando era niña sabia tejer. En mi casa me enseñaron.

[@elsareginaarreateguipena2242]

Felicidades es tan muy hermosos sus tejidos. Estoy sacando muestras. Muchisimas Gracias. Bendiciones.

[@bibianaw1]

Thank You -- I'm making a headband and this will make it go faster.

[@suongngongoc3228]

Very cool to learn. Can I have more of this video. Thank u so much

[@lauramason1596]

Very nicely done video! Thank you for sharing!

[@surestejiendocondoar5906]

Hermosa técnica ❤️❤️

[@molliewhite-evans473]

This is much better than the Magic Circle.

[@offthehook4u]

This is brilliant!!! The only problem I see for myself is maintaining an accurate count. Otherwise, wow. Just wow! Did you come up with this concept? It looks like the fabric created is thicker and sturdier than just typical single crochet would be. Thank you for sharing!!! You've got me hooked!!

[@lyzawalters4413]

Hello, Youre very welcome & Thank you very much for your kind words. I did, then someone commenting it looks like kind of tunisian crochet or knooking. I did a research & yes, it's similar(thankful for them, I will surely try tunisian & knooking)...

[@zoracava7741]

Gracias, se entiende a la perfección 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🌹

[@meichelledavies7910]

Can't wait to try this out.

[@tamerakraft9199]

Best thing I have every saw in my entire life

[@Suerose05]

Que ponto lindo! Amei! 🥰🥰🥰💐🦋

[@makankonate7326]

Viii Xo

[@munibahmadxx]

I m just a beginner and I feel like I'm a pro cuz u do it so slowly and I can catch up with you

[@ТатьянаЧеркашина-ж5з]

Великолепная подача материала! Спасибо за МК

[@sinemsinem6116]

Ya

[@sinemsinem6116]

Kanka yarın buluşalım ya yarın kız kına gecesi var kız buluşalım Nerede buluşalım ya kanka ya ben gelemem ha ha Kızlar Toplandık sadece Kanka ben gelemem Annemden izin alırım gelirim Annemden izin alırım gülüm Kanka hadi yarın görüşürüz kanka

[@ЛюбовьПотапчук]

Скажите пожалуйста что это, где можно применить. Спасибо.

[@jnanomahmed508]

Very beautiful Thank you very much 👍🌹❤

[@ranjuhomemadeart6727]

Amazing work 👌🏻 god bless u 🤲

[@SonjaTimmermans]

Perfect for the beginning rows of tunisian crochet. Like for a border of a cardigan !!!

[@gomathypitchamai1871]

Wonderful. So nice.👍👍👍👌👌👌💗

[@charleskathymae1413]

wow ang galing mo sis congrats. nag aaral narin ako mag crochet

[@lyzawalters4413]

Thank you so much. Keep it going sis.

[@drag0nblight]

As for me, that should be called a pattern because it gives textural dimension to any work you will put this in to. Thank you anyways for sharing this.

[@leajohnson6341]

This is a keeper save!

[@brandao.oficiall4839]

Very good,hi my friend,i am from🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@MR_Malik9922]

Very nice 👌 from Pakistan

[@almaalejandraurenachavez1261]

Simplemente hermosso, sencillo cada paso😍😍...

[@rhonilyon8121]

this is awesome!! thank you!!

[@mariakristinahawl1640]

try inserting the hook into the loop left of the horizontal ones for a less stiff fabric...

[@lyzawalters4413]

Thank you.

[@lieselgutierrez7439]

As always I enjoy watching and creating with you Lyza. This reminds me of a basket weave, but more stable stitches. 👍🏼💜

[@MariaAparecida-mr5rz]

Si vossas receitas do KZbin constantes lindas mesmo gosto de fazer crochê.

[@aliciacejasvvll169]

Hermosísima la puntada

[@CraftBloom]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing.

[@edithwithrow503]

Thank you for sharing. I like that I can pull the patterns up without a lot of trouble

[@montanacastro674]

Que bien lo enseñas muchas gracias!!!

[@CLOUD-ql4by]

Спасибо всё так просто и подробно,хороший урок

[@lavishamehraYT]

Wow ,very nice

[@AifosViruset]

This is Tunisian crochet or "hooking". This is what those extra long crochet hooks are for, or those with a wire. There are just as many stiches for Tunisian croshet as for regular. My swedish and german croshet books usually have a chapter for this as long as they are older then the amigurumi-craze.

[@chrisr7655]

LOOOOVE IT!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏 THANKS FOR SHARING 👍👍👍👍👍

[@kebiraennaji-martucci]

Géniale. Merci. De Casablanca

[@jessykhawidi2281]

🥰wow I Like ....thanks

[@monnysilva3102]

🧶🧶🧶👏👏👏👏Lyza excelente trabalho bravo e essa cor azul é linda 😍😍😍 👏👏 um forte abraço dessa Brasileña 👍Dios te bendiga grandemente 🙏🏼

[@dakota4925]

This is super cool

[@rachelraye285]

Love this tutorial!!

[@deizedasilvamartins628]

Estou encantada!!!lindissimo