CROCHET: COBBLE STITCH | Bella Coco Crochet

[@debbiesmith8083]

My favorite teacher. I wish you were my neighbor. I've learned so much with your calm style of instructing us.

[@bellacococrochet]

Thank you so much ! 😃

[@lornapancott1340]

Super short clear and easy to follow tutorial. Love this stitch ....another project looming 🌻

[@bellacococrochet]

Thank you! 😊

[@clareanthony7291]

On watching this video several times I now see where I went wrong... But at least I now know how to crochet a giant piece of wooly fusilli! I'll start again as I think this will look really nice on my apple green DK yarn.

[@BBHubbs]

Your tutorials are always extremely well done and easy to follow along with. A day-one beginner can pick up on any of your videos and feel accomplished rather than frustrated. Plus, you have such a pleasant voice. 😃

[@shabikashabika7264]

Your tutorials are always extremely nice👍

[@hazelfujimoto138]

This is a great tutorial! You make it so easy to make this crochet stitch. Now, I can’t wait to use this crochet stitch, maybe in a blanket. Thank you. ☺️

[@dianehughes7575]

Love this tutorial thankyou. I'm now using it for my Temperature Blanket.

[@bellacococrochet]

You’re welcome 😊

[@patriciaannredd2544]

Great video. Excellent job of slowly explaining “how to”. Excellent video quality, lighting is just right and I could see the work itself rather than just hands or arms. Thank you!!

[@bellacococrochet]

You are so very welcome 😀

[@richelorelia4110]

Like it a lot. Thanks to your tutorials I've started crocheting again since May 16. Almost done with my grannysquare blanket. Greetings from Suriname also known as Dutch Guyana/ South America 👋

[@richelorelia4110]

65 squares in total. So proud 💃

[@sarahb7283]

Hi hun, beautiful stitch. Thank you for finding the time to do the tutorial for us. Take care, lots of love 💖 xxxx

[@CoriJOGFury]

Seems like this would be great in cotton for a scrubby cloth. Thank you for such clear visuals and sharing your talents. :)

[@conniegroves86]

Such a good way to give something a little bit of texture xx

[@faithgibbs4913]

Love this as an alternative to the popcorn stitch

[@helenwright3201]

Yay!! Thank you, will definitely be making spa gifts with this stitch in cotton :) x

[@andie16h]

I love this stitch. I made a wash cloth and burp cloth using this stich😊

[@victoriaobrien1126]

A beautiful and textured stitch.

[@christineh895]

This was so easy for a beginner like me to follow. Thank You for the wonderful tutorial my project is looking great.

[@bardeesmaher8848]

such a beautiful stitch i made a mug cozy out of it ❤️❤️

[@Mzdiana82]

Lovely Sarah Jayne as always! Thanks for sharing and your time.

[@lettiekeil5422]

Thank you for this beautiful tutorial.

[@bellacococrochet]

You’re very welcome 😊

[@loreedavis9592]

Love this stitch! Will be my next project. Thank you!

[@adgurl01]

I LOVE this stitch!! Thank you

[@sophiamiglucci5668]

Great stitch. You are a very good tutor. ❤

[@theastewart6721]

Very pretty stitch. Thanks for sharing.

[@celebkiriedhel]

Such a pretty stitch!

[@zelmabotha1880]

Got it right the first time. Thank you

[@bellacococrochet]

You are very welcome :)

[@mnmssss21]

Can't wait to try. . Thanks for sharing this.

[@cettinaaccetta1819]

Thank you for cobble stitch, it looks great once I've done lots of rows. I am going to take your advice and make a scarf! 😁👌🏼👏🏻👏🏻

[@stephanieladeinde3224]

love your tutorials I'm using the cobble stitch and herringbone to make a blanket thanks for much for the inspiration

[@bellacococrochet]

You're very welcome :)

[@SomewhereInIndiana1816]

really beautiful stitch! 😍👍

[@bellacococrochet]

Thank you! 😊

[@CoggieCarol]

I found my next striped scarf project using leftover yarn!

[@khalu234]

Love it, thank you Coco!!

[@vickiebarton4213]

Ohh can’t wait to try it ! Xx

[@thelmamercado3386]

Hi I just love love everything you knit you do it really very good & so easy thank you very much have a good night:)

[@davidwilcox5917]

my new favorite video can't wait to try this, thank you

[@aleechaadams9917]

♥️👏♥️ love it. Will try on my next BLANKET 🤗

[@menahomberg]

This stitch kind of reminds me of the raspberry stitch in knitting because it has one flat side and one bumpy side. The raspberry stitch is similar.

[@jackiehumphery2445]

Thank you very pretty ❤❤❤❤❤

[@bellacococrochet]

You are very welcome :)

[@menahomberg]

This kind of reminds me of the raspberry stitch in knitting.

[@rubyslippers1129]

Totally love 💕 your instructions 💖

[@joanhayes8212]

Really clear instructions Bella, I find your tutorials so much easier to follow than reading a pattern instructions, thanks!

[@blurr-fq6me]

Hi Bella Coco. Thank u for the video. I am doing this stitch now, however, my cobbles are not all "popping" out. Any suggestions? Thanks & have a blessed day!

[@xxSylv]

Lovely stitch found my next project lol .. great tutorial as always😍

[@suehanks946]

Hi Sarah Jane, You made a mistake at the beginning of the tutorial. You say start 2nd row with a dc then dtrc, then tell us to carry on doing half trebles. I do love the texture of this stitch x

[@bellacococrochet]

Thanks for picking this up 😊 There is a note in the description box highlighting this so it doesn't cause any confusion in future.

[@carolking5755]

Beautiful at starting out are you going thru both loops and thru out or is one in one loop and the other in both loops thank you

[@HeidiBug22]

This looks super fun! I kind of want to make a pillow cover with this stitch :) Where do you get the darning needle set from? When I click on the link, it says they don’t have them any more.

[@erinmorrison6199]

Love it. Thanks

[@carrieedwards16]

The cancer crochet stitch

[@carrieedwards16]

Breast cancer awareness crochet stitch

[@tekkendavis]

Could you make a cobble on both sides by skipping row three? I think that would be great for a scarf or blanket.

[@viviandoesstuff7753]

I accidentally did this!

[@louisemartell]

Can I ask.... When I look at the wool labels it only gives me the knitting needle size. So if it says 4 for a knitting needle do I assume that it's a 4mm crochet hook?

[@agustina3493]

I am using this stitch but I would like to combine it with another stitch and not just continue doing the same. Could you please tell me which other stitcht can I combine with this Cobble? Excuse my English but it’s not my language. Thanks

[@bellacococrochet]

Cobble stitch has to be worked over multiples of two so I would have a look at other stitches that also use this multiple such as Suzette Stitch 😊 Any stitches that work in any multiple such as your basic treble and double crochets can also be used. You can also have a browse through the stitch library on my blog for some ideas: bellacococrochet.com/category/stitch-library/ :)

[@agustina3493]

@@bellacococrochet Thank you very much for your help!! I will take a look at your stitch library!! 👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼😊

[@barbaraexume]

tfs

[@Ardinka]

At 3:33 do you mean double crochet, then double treble instead of half treble?

[@bellacococrochet]

You should replace 'half treble' with 'double treble' crochet. Sorry for any confusion! 😊

[@1968hs]

Please show the picture of the stitch, at the beginning of the tutorial, a bit longer. It makes it much easier to study and decide what to use it for.

[@hazenss1917]

ellerinize sağlik

[@justynalisicka8457]

You say double treble but in the description is half treble ;)

[@bellacococrochet]

Justyna Lisicka which part of the video are you referring to?

[@justynalisicka8457]

Continuation of row 2, 3:28

[@bellacococrochet]

Justyna Lisicka ah yes I see. Sorry about that x

[@doradoraemon1145]

Can you please make fruits amigurumi and emojis amigurumi :)

[@giseleroche3903]

Diminution au crochet

[@edithahauschild3062]

All the time you speak about double crochet, but in reality you work a single crochet. Is that correct?

[@bellacococrochet]

I work in UK terms, so a UK double is a US single. It's the same stitch just different terminology :)

[@jackiehumphery2445]

That not a Double crochet

[@bellacococrochet]

You have to remember that I work in UK terms so a UK double is a US Single, it's the same stitch just different terminology :)