CROCHET: Leaping stripes tutorial | Bella Coco

[@sarahw213]

Sarah - Jayne aka Bella Coco. I haven't watched this video yet. I would just like to say a great big huge thank you from myself and many others. I love the FB group and all your inspiration! you have been a huge part in my new found love for hook and yarn ! I look forward to the tutorials and all you have for us to do! I know many people don't say thank you and let you know how appreciative they are so I'll say it for them. Thank you so much and keep on crocheting! best wishes ,Sarah Lynn

[@jmtc9199]

Your videos are wonderful. You explain things beautifully and go slowly so people can follow along. Thanks so much!!

[@doratalamantes1843]

Oh I really like this stitch. Thank you for showing us with a nice voice. I think I’ll make a blanket

[@bellacococrochet]

You are very welcome :)

[@JuliaB777]

i do really enjoy watching your videos, you have a nice soft voice which everyone is able to inderstand it, nice work , thank you for sharring , be blessed!

[@irenebrugh7564]

I enjoy your teaching, you a very thorough. The videos are easy to follow. Thank you for doing this.

[@wilycat8236]

You are such a good instructor and your tutorials are always worthwhile. Thank you, thank you for the videos. They are helping me re-learn crochet in an enjoyable way. 😊

[@bellacococrochet]

You're very welcome :)

[@kathywelch8722]

I was looking through your videos and saw this stitch. It’s very pretty and the colors you used are 2 of my favorites I’m putting this stitch in my library of patterns I want to make. Thank you for sharing. 💜🙏🏻

[@verahsu3768]

Thanks so much for the tutorial!!! I think I will try that method of changing colour in a same row to see how it works as well 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Scottiepups]

Very good tutorial . Thank you from the 🇺🇸 Love your accent ❣️

[@bellacococrochet]

You are very welcome :)

[@sophiaquiroz1880]

yeah im pretty young and your videos helped with my new favorite hobby

[@brittanymorris943]

it's so addictive I'm only 27 and Ppl look at me and ask why are you doing that? it's do much fun

[@sophiaquiroz1880]

+Brittany Morris yeah it is very fun

[@crochetlove3058]

I love this video. You made my day shine. Thank you.

[@debras2845]

thanks for a great video and pattern. looking forward to using this for scarves and afghans.

[@joanmilligan6301]

Wonderful tutorial! Very clear directions.

[@M.S.M.111]

Love your videos💚 your ripple stitch video was really helpful for me, I am going to make a creativ cloth for my table👏👏 👏

[@-jo-7145]

I enjoyed making this blanket and do like your videos.

[@kathleengribbin9536]

really easy to understand lovely to listen to thankyou

[@creepygirl2008]

I really do enjoy your videos. Please keep posting more because they are very helpful and it helps comes up with new ideas for future projects.

[@dianasoutherland5812]

great job love it thank you for training me love you

[@1218manuel]

diana southerland k

[@kat9446]

Thanks so much for sharing--you're an excellent teacher! I love your videos!!

[@lindahep9160]

Brilliant Sarah Jayne I jus purchased this pattern today!! So glad to see the tutorial to keep me right in the pattern

[@Riot_Bird]

This would make a gorgeous blanket 😍

[@Mzdiana82]

Sarah Jayne another great tutorial as always. Thanks for your time and sharing! 💜🌷💖🖒

[@ayasalah715]

بحب شغلك جدا مبهج للغايه ❤❤

[@kaydreamworks6971]

Great job I love your videos they are so easy to follow.

[@spirkomocan7238]

pocetno pletewe

[@greenviolet1921]

This is a lovely looking stitch :) will have to give it a crack one day for a project :) thank you Sarah Jayne :) great tutorial as always :)

[@erickabrealey2950]

I just love this stich

[@bellacococrochet]

Thank you :)

[@mallymakings2853]

Absolutely brilliant Sarah Jayne. I hope you'll be sharing another vlog soon? I have a request. Could you please do a daisy square tutorial? I hope you're having a great weekend. Take care.xx

[@cheriesmith5140]

excited to try this! it's gorgeous!

[@sarahb7283]

OMG Sarah is there any end to your talent? You really are an inspiration 😊!!! How long has it actually taken you to be this good at crochet? Xx

[@psychokitteh8626]

I'm using this pattern to make a blanket for my son.

[@manjukhanna6260]

very very pretty stitch thanks darling

[@letyreyna8473]

Thanks for vid will try beautiful

[@maryshearer2199]

Thank you, beautiful!

[@christianpkp9050]

God bless you , thank you got sharing

[@carolineodriscoll8089]

love this can you do this I chunky style craft wool

[@SWFan1337TEEL]

IT BEAUITFUL

[@cmmartinez330]

You have such great tutorials! I'm always a happy subscriber, I'm interested in your scissors do u mind sharing where you purchased them I so want a pair? Thank u in advance

[@thelmamercado3386]

Oh hi ;) I just have the way you really been knitting and very slowly that’s the way I like to see how you knit it’s more fun and this is just amazing:) thank you so much yes ;) I really enjoy it very much thank you so much bye:)

[@monicaleitao25]

Fantástico! Encantada!

[@eternal_may5290]

I love your vids and cant Wait for the next😆

[@Aussiefan19]

If I want to do a hat from bottom to top starting with the brim how many chains needed for an adult hat in the round?

[@chickiechannel]

I've been watching tons of your videos i was curious does this pattern use alot of yarn when making a blanket more so then the linen stich?? Or does linen stich use more??? just curious

[@alikc25]

Pretty Patter.

[@SandKap]

love ur scissors ✂ where did you buy it

[@dawnamendola8690]

Do you think if I make 2 squares with this pattern I can make it as a pillow cover ?

[@charlibabe]

thank you so much help x

[@susanasarquis6908]

Beautiful !

[@bellacococrochet]

Thank you 🙂

[@jodiekingsley5181]

Lovely merry xmas happy new year

[@bellacococrochet]

Thank you and the same to you 😀

[@NT-td1rt]

Hi, how may I work this in a round? I wish to make a basket and apply this stitch to the sides of the basket after a normal basket base with double crochet stitches

[@bellacococrochet]

I’ve not worked this stitch in the round before but you could try by joining your work with a slip stitch once you reach the end, and then chain three (which counts as your first stitch) and then continue working your treble crochets into each space and chaining two over the skipped stitches 😊

[@yingleong7236]

Hi, is it possible to use different ply yarn when working with different colours? Like an 8ply with a 5 ply yarn? I'm trying to use up some of my old yarn. Also how about using same ply yarn but of a different texture? I know it would be ideal to use the same kind of yarn but are there any tips or care to be taken if using the above? Thank you.

[@bellacococrochet]

I think it would be preferable to use the same ply yarns of different textures - you would just need to bear in mind if any of the yarns have special care instructions (acrylic would be fine on a hot wash for example, but not wool). You could use yarns of different thicknesses if you could match them somehow; using two strands of thinner yarn held together for example to match the thicker yarn 😊

[@yingleong7236]

@@bellacococrochet , Thank you!

[@jacquiwright1696]

How would this work with 4 different colours of wool?

[@bellacococrochet]

You can work the pattern in exactly the same way except you won't be able to carry the yarn up the sides; you will need to sew the ends in as you would normally. Just change colour every two rows 😊

[@jacquiwright1696]

@@bellacococrochet thank you, I'm just trying to imagine the look

[@rondalarimore3728]

Hook size?

[@bellacococrochet]

You should use what hook size is recommended on the label of the yarn that you are using :)

[@raewyncormack2461]

I mean you could at least tell us how many gms of dk you used with your 5mm hook to give us an idea of what to order like did you use 300gms maybe your loose and needed 3n a half skeins ,, perhaps it was only the two skeins shown in the video could be a yarn eater pattern and used 500gms ,, some idea is better than nothing because we need to order the same batch number,we each know if we are tight or loose crocheter needing more or less than what a pattern would call for, tbh i am quite pissed that you said you won't say how much yarn you used thereby giving us no clue whatsoever 😵