Crochet Catherine’s Wheel

[@GhosstRyder]

I used this Beautiful stitch years ago in a sweater but forgot how to recreate for a dress I am making. I have been crocheting since the age of seven. I just turned 60. I taught myself to knit so at times I forget how to do certain stitches since I have so many stored away in my brain. I am using the same yarn in a navy blue for a dress I am making for myself. It will have a total of 5 different stitches to create a unique texture. I am even using the same needle you have in this video. Thank you for reminding me about this Beautiful stitch. I am the opposite. I need to watch a video since I can’t read a pattern to save my life! I just get a picture in my head and go for it. It always turns out the way I imagined it. I Absolutely Love It! ❤❤❤👏🏻👏🏻

[@darlene2421]

I can only learn from videos because my grandma taught me how to crochet without patterns. I don’t know how to read them so i started watching videos and learned how to do stitches. Thank you for the awesome videos

[@mangomum99]

Thank you so much I am a visual learner along with the spoken word it’s truly the best as I don’t have any family to teach me so KZbin tutorials are the best for me I think you’re awesome and thanks for all your hard work showing us & talking through it as it’s a big difference to the ones that just have it written and play music while you watch it’s as different as chalk & cheese 🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖

[@SasJansen]

I also have learned crocheting from Debra, and another few people! I started in English Us terms.because at the time i started with crocheting there weren't Dutch women or men who made long video like this one! Only short commercial video's 😊😊. ( i am Dutch) I am grown up with a english speaking grandma because almost everybody from her family lives in Canada! She was good with crocheting too and my grandpa was a illustrator and he also made beautiful oil and acryl paintings at home! He also had studied for that and he was working for a very famous Dutch illustrating company! ( that was in the fifties till he died when i was 5) What the problem is when you learn crocheting in another language like English that i had difficulties with reading the crochet terms and what they want to tell in a Dutch crocheting! Now i finally found a Dutch woman who does the same what Debra does but i my 1 st language! Just to learn the Dutch terms and how to read patrons in Dutch instead of Us English 😁😁 That is working perfect for me now! I am glad i can also read Dutch patrons on the internet or in a very nice crocheting glossy which i buy sometimes when there is a special kind of lessons in! ( old Dutch curtain paterns reading and make it, filet technic) I am also just started to follow a few women which do zentangling or doodling! My son did that (Doodling) and he is making such wonderfull things) but i am happy that there is again more video's to find in American than in Dutch hahah. I love KZbin! And i want to thank you Debra for all this fantastic lessons! Have a nice day!!!

[@suepeterson5675]

Hi Tiffany ! I have to say "All your work looks so gentle & perfect .". 👍👍😊💖

[@sarahamr7874]

This was one of the first blankets I ever made and I was just starting out with crochet. So this really goes to show how clear your instructions were.And this was 4 years ago and here I am again watching the video because I want to make another Catherine wheel blanket ❤

[@SalvationinCHRISTalone888]

3/16/2022: When I was learning crocheting, I soaked up information like a sponge. I could never learn too much. I caught on to everything really fast. Since then, I have crocheted so much and even taught crocheting at an occupational therapy class. I luv the way ppl make these videos on YTube now. Look at the video on Yutube: Peacock Pretty Blanket. Getting ready to make. Aloha from Hawaii💚❤️🌺🌴👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@jessicahorne6641]

This is so fun. Thank you for doing the video, it's easier for me personally to watch a video than try and follow a piece of paper. 😆 It's beautiful and would make a great blanket or scarf!

[@ShadeSlayer496]

You are genuinely an INCREDIBLE teacher. This is the single highest quality tutorial video I've ever had the privilege of using. Showing the swatch of how different contrasting colors look together in the stitch really sets this video apart for me. I finally consider myself an intermediate crocheter after ten years of making up my own stitches two years of relearning real crochet from scratch. I'm so excited to use this stitch as a bridge/practice before attempting the ADVANCED meltdown stitch (the pattern markets itself as intermediate, do not believe it 😅)

[@lilyrose7456]

Just wanted to say thank you, I can't wait to make this. You are a great teacher! The way you walk through this anyone could crochet this. Not everyone explains patterns this well, some people go to fast or don't show very clear where the next stitch goes. You explained it so well that I only had to watch it once. I love this pattern! Thanks again for this video, and taking the time to make it!

[@reznafi702]

Beautiful pattern...I am planning on making a cardigan using this...thanks for the tutorial...❤

[@GhosstRyder]

I also worked it into a sweater I made years ago I like using different stitches to add texture onto my projects. I wish we could add pictures of our finished projects without adding a video.

[@deborahfree5180]

Thank you for not dumbing this down. I appreciate that you understand one should have a working knowledge before attempting this pattern.

[@loribelaire1614]

Thank you for all the tutorials you have given. I put down crocheting years ago my grandmother was a master at it and she also did tatting she did a cherub crib sized padding with very thin yarn for my daughter. She's not here for me to learn from I have looked at a lot of tutorials and I always come back to you to perfect them. You don't crochet too fast so I am able to crochet along with you for the most part sometimes I have to hit pause LOL but I can't thank you enough. I have made 10 blankets this year I didn't think that was very many until I saw other people saying they made one or two a year. Some were queen size some were twin size. I am a heart patient I do have to spend a lot of time being calm and picking up crocheting again has helped me do that and you are my guide. Thank you so much!

[@JazzyJude]

This is a Fab video and really appreciate you explaining slowly. AND thank you for the CC, as I’m hearing impaired 😃👍

[@DaisyFarmCrafts]

You're welcome! And wow it had CC? That must be KZbin working magic. Tell me more. Were my words transcribed somehow? I'm lucky to get my videos to my phone up to youtube lol!

[@saralaughin9637]

Thank you for teaching these stitches through video. My Gran taught me how to crochet when I was young, only the easy stitches. Now that I'm older, I want to learn more advanced patterns. Your teaching me just like she would have, and with so much more patience . 😀

[@sandyo6399]

Excellent teacher! Thank you!!

[@anitaditzler-id6bh]

This one is hard for me so I appreciate your tutorial. I’m going to get this!

[@deniseluper8078]

Excellent video, angles were perfect. Explanations perfect. Thank you

[@lizf4717]

This is very pretty and I'm going to try this thank you so much . I can't read patterns find it easy to watch how you describe it and actually make it so I can see it.

[@chrissiewindsor]

I’ve never seen this stitch demonstrated before, you do it beautifully, thank you.

[@mailerichie5299]

Wanted to know if you have a tutorial for the Catherine wheel stitch with the single and double crochet rows between them? That swatch looks amazing and I would love to do that!

[@CinzSays]

That soothing voice!! Lol!! This is going on my "to make" list too. You give me confidence 💗

[@LP-ij2wv]

I just watched this video and I love it, but couldn't write fast enough ~ I am a "written pattern" person, so will be happy to see it in print. Thank you so much - I want to make a baby blanket with this pattern ! I plan to practice.

[@DaisyFarmCrafts]

I have it written out here: daisyfarmcrafts.com/catherines-wheel-stitch/

[@kathyrichards1520]

LP can always pause or double tap to go back ten seconds.

[@LP-ij2wv]

Thank you for the advice - I don't have a device I can carry around with me and like to take my projects with me.. I'm not too technologically savvy...Guess I am old school...I do appreciate the tips and love the pattern! Thanks again...LP

[@bertiehardison2689]

LP on the top right area on your screen you will see 3 dots, click that. In that list you will see something that says playback speed, click that. Here you will be able to adjust the speed of her video. I usually use this if someone has a strong accent and I can’t understand. .75 or .50 is what I use. Hope this helps.

[@Sugaraubreyjayne]

I love this pattern, thank you so much for doing videos!! It helps me so much especially being left handed. This is amazing

[@cristinatato3321]

Love this stitch.Thank you so mutch for sharing.

[@conniecravens6270]

Thank you so much, love your tutorials, easy listening & great explanations 😊

[@taranoel7990]

I love this stitch 💞Thank you so much for the tutorial 😀

[@mangomum99]

Love all of your designs keep up your awesome work 💖💖💖💖

[@colson8327]

Stunning pattern!!!! Thank you!!!

[@adriennejohnson1264]

Had a ball doing this stitch/pattern into a blanket. However, I would like a tutorial showing me how to end and balance the last row. Thank you so much for this pattern… It was excellent fun!

[@elaineedwards1138]

Next project for me, thank you for a great tutorial!

[@LP-ij2wv]

I just received your tip, (May 29th); & I also see it is written out now on that link - it was hidden before. Thank You.. I decided to make the Simple Crochet Baby Blanket in Caron Simply Soft Plum Wine. Needed a quick "Go -to". I love the HDC in 3-loop effect and works up quickly. My next project will be Catherine's Wheel ! thumbs up!

[@ClandestineGirl16X]

this is so pretty! i love the colors you chose too! thank you

[@thessorias9575]

You’re teachings clear good !!

[@jeanniewright2554]

What a beautiful pattern! Thank you!

[@healingsprings11]

Love your color choices ! 👍

[@courtneyleith8239]

Your video was perfect to watch and listen to as I started my own project. Thank you! I'm also a fan of Caron Simply Soft and just found another really soft yarn from Lion Brand Yarns called Truboo. Also a bit 'stringy' but so worth the hassle!

[@elizabethrosario8273]

Beautiful project.

[@storeytwinb]

Very pretty! Thank you!!!

[@kyleyee5963]

Great tutorial

[@SalvationinCHRISTalone888]

3/16/2022: Thank you for sharing. Aloha from Hawaii. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🌴🌴🌴🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@bethzygner7584]

Grea video,nice work,thank you☺

[@reginadavilasiqueira7844]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Beautiful! Thank you! 👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@skippermoses8094]

Beautiful! ❤

[@damagrini]

PARABÉNS! ADOREI

[@direvigour]

Is there any difference between harlequin stitch and Catherine stitch? Or just a same stitch with different names?

[@robinm.5743]

I think the Harlequin stitch looks more diamond shaped than round.

[@Michelle.05]

Can a variegated color be used or should we stick to solid(s)?

[@starrskyeevents8044]

Hi...saw your question and thought I'd comment. I think it looks better in solid colors otherwise you won't really be able to see the pattern. I guess it might work if you did one solid row and one variegated.

[@Michelle.05]

@@starrskyeevents8044 Thank you so much for answering!!

[@mariapinto5007]

Anche se non capisco la lingua inglese sei molto brava a spiegare complimenti

[@elizabethrosario8273]

I always want to know what kind of yarn you use on your projects?

[@komalsapnasingh6540]

Do you HAVE to do half-double/double or can it be triple?

[@ShadeSlayer496]

For the low low price of ten dollars, I will develop for you a US treble crochet "Lillian's wheel"

[@kathyburt3294]

excellent video

[@elizabethrosario8273]

How do you finished and secured the loose threads?

[@kathyburt3294]

you mentioned the hooks. it looks like these have a soft handle. can you tell me exactly which hook this is and does it come in a set?

[@starrskyeevents8044]

This is a Susan Bates hook

[@DaisyFarmCrafts]

They are called Susan Bates Comfort Grips and I bought them at Joann's.

[@falterlee]

Love this, maybe a slip stitch for the space?

[@kathydempsey7402]

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[@dees769]

wow so pretty!!! thank you!!

[@cruzianfibergeek]

Looks like ocean waves

[@TheKaidynB]

Thank you. I am making blankets to send to Ukraine so they can stay warm this winter

[@maewebster9377]

I am making blankets for US states hit by natural disasters so that they can stay warm this winter

[@clairewood9607]

Could you do this in one colour please xx

[@DaisyFarmCrafts]

yes, of course, you don't need to change colors at all. Just keep going!

[@clairewood9607]

Oh I love your Channel thank you so much, keep up the good work God Bless you and Hannah xx

[@elizabethrosario8273]

I am trying but I'm very lost.😧 Too complicated.

[@rehanakhan3893]

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