Learn a Stitch Washcloth #1: Crunch Stitch Crochet Washcloth Pattern ~ Beginner Crochet Tutorial

[@nanonana46]

Thank you for showing us this stitch. It is absolutely wonderful and you have done a great job explaining it. Except for one thing. This is called the lemon peel stitch. The crunch stitch has a half double crochet and a slip stitch

[@MajorKeys714]

As someone new to crocheting, I appreciate learning stitches by making a simple item.

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

+MajorKeys So glad it helped. :)

[@aliwehr]

I just love this stitch! Great tutorial. Thank you, Deja!

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

Ali Wehr Thanks so much!!

[@lindasmith319]

Thank you so much making wash or dish or coets for face are my favorite things to make and I give them away as random acts of kindness to women so making someone happy and put a smile on their face is worth it and prayerfully help them to see Jesus in the love I put into them God Bless

[@teresacort4551]

Fantastic ! This video is so very well done so clearly demonstrated, and clearly explained. You are the crochet beginners bestest friend 🙂 Thank you! I just got some handicraft yarn after Grandma passed. I can keep up the family tradition. 🎄

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

So welcome. So happy you are keeping up the crochet. :)

[@alicerichter6705]

Knit and Crochet Ever After q

[@nellcannon8890]

Can't stop making these!!!

[@abc-wv4in]

Thank you so much for going into detail in explaining, and showing where to insert the hook, for us beginners. So many videos just say what to do and don't show it clearly. I made one of these and it's my favorite wash cloth so far. It doesn't really look like a "pattern," but the texture is very, very nice, and doesn't spread out so much when it's wet. (Some of the really pretty patterns such as shells spread apart too much when you use them.) And I actually was able to make a square, not lop-sided, cloth. Thanks! Like others, I can barely hear you, though.

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

ec fan yes. Just be sure to not touch the Ian directly.

[@cherylcanada5094]

Love this stitch!!!!!!!!!!! Made this washcloth along with video. Wish I could send a photo. Thank you so much for making this video, I really enjoy the way you teach. Happy Hooking and Happy Thanksgiving.

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

Cheryl Canada Thanks!! Happy Thanksgiving (belated) to you too. :)

[@kimscales5150]

Love your work, please do more

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

Will definitely do more. :) I'm moving again, so the next couple of months might be a little sparse on videos, but will try to put up as many as possible.

[@judyworthington9559]

Video demo shows that you know your audience. You were very clear. however, i could hardly hear you. Looking forward to learning from your other videos. Happy Knitting!

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

Judy Worthington Thanks so much. This video was one of my bad audio videos, the rest should be much louder. :)

[@charlenerenee7751]

All you had to do was turn up your volume.

[@rosaliebailey27]

Darlene Powell, I notice even with the volume all the way up it's still a little hard to hear. But it is an amazing tutorial non the less!

[@lynetteharding4943]

Thanks for this tutorial.

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

Lynette Harding You are welcome. :)

[@saravelasquez3650]

I have been stuck in this... purgatory of self teaching myself to crochet... I am not the best, but Im ok with sucking because Im learning.. Ive started a few projects, and fizzled out... lost 2 hooks, and gave up for a couple of weeks. I decided, whilst failing to self motivate myself to finish said projects (and failing) that I was over-shooting. To retrace what I THOUGHT I know. Maybe I MIGHT end up with 10,000 dishcloths and wash clothes.. but as long as I was learning new stitches and perfecting the square/rows. I dedicated my efforts t making 7 pink/purple wash clothes for my 5 year old. I have to tell you- I'm only 3 rows in, and this is 2/7, and yes you're hard to hear (as Ive read others say, sure you know, and I dont care); I REALLY appreciate your teaching style, and explanations.... Im hoping this will be my most perfect square so far- but there is a patience in the way you have walked me through the end of the rows, AND Im learning 'the crunch stitch'..... thank you!

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

+Sara Velasquez You are so welcome. Sorry about the volume problem, a couple of the videos seem to have that for some reason.

[@carolynspohn6487]

Very nice sttch

[@69sweetnsassy]

if I want to make it bigger. how many stitches wud I do. luv this stitich. thank u

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

+megan taylor You will want to do a multiple of 2. :)

[@margueritekinchen6558]

What color yarn were you using in the tutorial I really liked the pattern it was making,

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

It is Lily Sugar 'n Cream Scents in Aloe Vera

[@hedyschlick694]

Love you videos... I am wondering why you don't crochet over your tail when you are putting your finishing boarder on? Would it not be easier to crochet over the tail or do you like and prefer to weave in the tail?

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

It is easier to crochet it over, but because it is a straight line instead of being woven in and out, it is easier for it to come out over time.

[@teresacort4551]

I am subscriber # 54,066 🙂

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

Awesome!

[@lucylu3417]

Adorable dishcloth....but it's really really hard to hear you. It would be so nice if you could re-do this video so that the volume was better...

[@safepethaven]

All my speakers are maxed out [too loud on all other channels] but yours I cannot hear more than a whisper.

[@BriansMother]

Yes, me too. I can't hear you at all. I have my speaker and the setting on my computer on high (100%) and cannot make out what you are saying.

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

Pamela Ouimet Sorry about that, I just got a new camera so it should fix the volume problem. I'll be putting up a new washcloth soon so it should fix it. Sorry again.

[@BriansMother]

Crochet Ever After Thanks! I really love your tutorials. This will just make it better.

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

Pamela Ouimet Thanks so much for being patient. :)

[@NickiHarpster]

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[@cathycropper751]

Good video, but it's difficult to hear you.

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

Cathy Cropper Sorry about that. A couple of the videos during the time had some audio difficulty.

[@nanaz456]

This is extremely hard to hear! Is there another one where she speaks louder?

[@knitandcrocheteverafter]

Nana Z Sorry a couple of the videos were having audio troubles. I'm trying to get those fixed.