Crochet Rice Stitch | Very Easy ONE ROW REPEAT

[@HookedbyRobin]

Looking for more crochet stitches? I have a playlist full here! kzbin.info/aero/PLP0pPGx0kI88XESUxbu1o9gnM7cazQXOY 😀

[@craftwithvan6272]

Great tutorials! Thank you for sharing👍👍

[@mariathanksforchangeringgo5710]

Thanks for changering

[@suzin512]

That yarn looks nice and squishy. What is it?

[@brendabickerstaff1008]

Looks very pretty in that variegated yarn. Made me think it would make a nice placemat. Thanks for the demo. The HDC is one of my new favorite stitches to use- even got a friend to try it. She has become fond of it also.

[@corinatrian.2073]

Very nice stitches 🌹💗

[@crochetology12]

Thanks for using chunky yarn and positioning the camera close to your work. It's very easy to see where you are placing stitches and to follow along.

[@Starshine17173]

I have found this so helpful where the camera is positioned she's amazing at explaining everything 😍

[@sarag1158]

Ikr? It's so clear!

[@florencekirk9021]

I totally agree, this video is way better to see and follow than others that I have watched.

[@melodied4314]

Not sure but I think it would be better with a single color yarn rather than a multi color yarn. But still a good video!

[@mariamiller1208]

It's easy to see closer but the shiny nail polish is very distracting.

[@liachang126]

You are a phenomenal teacher. This was SO easy to understand. Thank you so much for the clear instructions, without any cut aways which can make things more confusing.

[@jb6712]

I've been crocheting for over 48 years, and have crocheted this stitch pattern many times, but I learned it under a different name (probably something I was told by whomever taught me the stitch, not necessarily a real name), so I'm glad to finally have a name for it! Thank you for the clear, easy to understand instructions. It's been a few years since I've worked this pattern, even though I really like the cushy, thick fabric that results. I look forward to starting a new project with this stitch.

[@serenityflores7372]

I made two scarves with one of the lion brand ombré colors for my kids 5 and 7 with this rice stitch. I just about cried when my son said it was beautiful. Now I am making me one lol thank you for taking the time to explain and demonstrate!

[@HookedbyRobin]

Awwh, that is so lovely!🥰 Thank you for sharing.x

[@suev3339]

Thanks Robin! I’m going back thru your close-tight-look-feel stitch patterns. I’m making lapghans now for a hospice and finding this will be ideal for some variegated yarns I have. You’re tutoring is so precise, easy to follow and especially close up pictures. You’re so helpful and special to me. 🥰🧶

[@chrisarlington1792]

You should be very proud of yourself. I've been crocheting earnestly for 58 years and I have learned so much from your videos. My edges have become so straight. I don't feel like I'm guessing where to put the hook and much more. Thank you.

[@HookedbyRobin]

What a genuinely lovely comment to read! Thank you so much - you've made my day! 🥰

[@cherylself1636]

It was my first time watching your video. I appreciate the way you demonstrate and explain as you are working. It is easy to see and understand, and you keep a steady pace. Thank you for this.

[@hayleyknox9478]

Yay!! You are the first person I have ever seen who holds her work and yarn with the left hand like I do! I thought I was the only person who crocheted this way.😁

[@HookedbyRobin]

Think there is lots of us who do.😃🧶 x

[@meganwheat2111]

I do this as well.

[@marjankoevoets5435]

And I do as well

[@lucimathews8980]

I do too- and never have problems with my left hand cramping up. Learned that way from my granny in the mid ‘60’s ❤❤❤

[@caitstafford4]

@@lucimathews8980 same! Thanks grandma! It’s always so weird to see people holding it differently 😅

[@jenyj89]

I’m not an experienced crocheter (taught myself 2 years ago) but this doesn’t look like a hard pattern to learn. Thanks for your excellent tutorial. 💜☮️

[@buddystia3495]

Your instructions are so easy to follow. I've been crocheting for years and there are others whose videos I have given up on because their instructions were near impossible. I love how you gave detailed reminders on how each row should begin and end. Your video should be a standard for others to follow. Thank you so much.

[@lynn9634]

100% agree! 👏👏

[@DTPIIXART]

I'm a male crocheter and this stitch looks like it would make a nice scarf. Might have to try it sometime.

[@wendymeuret1158]

I’m using this stitch for a lapghan for a man. Colors are a Caron cake with gray, forest green, olive, turquoise and dark brown. It is turning out nice! Have fun with a scarf.

[@DTPIIXART]

@@wendymeuret1158 That sounds nice!

[@victoriagreyh1463]

Hi Robin... I made a rug with this stitch, it's like walking on air... I have neuropathy in my feet, and this stitch took the sting out of stepping. Also made house slippers, I tell you, this is a perfect stitch for comfort. Also, I use it on my kitchen counter for air drying dishes.. really beautiful. It is so soft and squishy, well worth its weight in gold.

[@maryforcier6021]

I'm so glad to hear this - I just started to make a bath mat with this stitch. Good to know I was right that it would make a good rug!

[@mozempire5096]

"If you love all things crochet, and are passionate about the craft, then you have definitely come to the right place!" Those were the words that made me immediately click the Like and Subscribe buttons. And, having watched the tutorial (along with your "How to Crochet Front Post & Back Post Double Crochet Stitches" video), you have proven that your words are true! So glad I found your channel!

[@sandrastults7555]

the best camera work on youtube. thank you. really like the stitch and yarn

[@HookedbyRobin]

Thank you Sandra, what a lovely compliment.🥰🧶

[@tishhyde6778]

Thank you for this video. I especially like that you go along slowly, making it easy to follow while crocheting. Your voice is very soothing also.

[@betsysears3027]

Very pretty texture on this stitch Your nail polish is so pretty too Thank you for the wonderful pattern One row repeats are one of my favorites for projects

[@HookedbyRobin]

They are absolutely my favourites too!

[@Bubbieof4]

I'm so excited to find this tutorial. I'm going to use this Stitch to make chair back covers. My kitties have used their nails on the fabric and this will be a nice way to cover them. Thank you for your excellent and clear instructions and for not putting music in the background which is distracting on a lot of other tutorials

[@HookedbyRobin]

You are very welcome, I am glad that helps! It definitely makes it easier to concentrate.😃🧶

[@CreationsOfParadis]

I seriously love ridiculously easy pattern that look really difficult to accomplish. This is definitely on my to-do list. Maybe on the yarn that I'm being gifted soon! 😁

[@babygrandma8654]

So nicely explained!! My 9 yr old crocheting granddaughter who is new to the craft just loves how you explain what to do and how easy it is for her to see what you're doing. When my grandmother taught me how to crochet there were no videos such as this so her teaching me was more challenging than it is for me teaching my granddaughter. Thanks to KZbin my granddaughter and I are learning new stitches all the time with videos such as this. Thanks so much for doing these videos the way you do. You're a wonderfully talented teacher. God bless 🕊️🕯️💛🙏

[@HookedbyRobin]

What a lovely comment to read! So pleased you are both enjoying crochet together ❤ that's very special! I'm the only crocheter in my family so don't get to share with anyone, enjoy these moments with her! X

[@rosanne1123]

Robin, you have the best directions on how to do this stitch than any other videos I've watched. I kept making mistakes ending and beginning each row until I watched your video. Thank you!

[@LC-mr6ji]

Your instructions on how to do the stitches were so clear and you made it totally understandable. I hold my yarn exactly like you as instructed by my grandmother. I will be making this blanket for my daughter who is very picky on what her blankets look like. She will love this!! Thank you, again!

[@HookedbyRobin]

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[@Scorpio45Libra]

Thanks Robin......now I know what I'm doing after work tonight! Kinda reminds me of the waffle stitch. Thick and poofy!

[@chrisarlington1792]

By George I think I've got it. I tried to carry the yarn like you, while it is very comfortable I keep falling back to habit. But, I practice new stitches on scarves for homeless. This stitch is lovely for unisex. By the time I finish a skein or two I might have a new carry with determination. Thank you

[@HookedbyRobin]

Thank you Chris, so happy you got it and scarves for the homeless is such a kind gesture.🥰🧶

[@ravenlunatic1177]

Thank you for a very concise tutorial. You’re by far one of the best YT crochet channels. Welcome back. The yarn you used in the finished piece is absolutely gorgeous!

[@dkirk5814]

Thank you for such clear instructions. You keep to the point and have an easy to listen to voice.

[@Tammy-td5ok]

This weave look reminds me of the placemats during the 70's. Thank you 😊🍁

[@Blueyedlizard10]

This would be a great stitch for a pot holder!!! AND.. the yard you choose is beautiful

[@HookedbyRobin]

Absolutely, give it a go!😃

[@loreedavis9592]

This is one of my favorite stitches of all time. I have made tons of afghans using this stitch. ❤️❤️❤️

[@kyuutatsu]

I just got back into crochet again, my mother taught me originally, but now I'm expanding what little knowledge she gave me, thank you for posting these videos I can tell I'm going to have a fun time!

[@janep7431]

Thank you! This was so easy to follow, it's the first new stitch I've learnt in 40 years of crocheting singles, doubles and trebbles... now on to new designs ♡

[@HookedbyRobin]

Amazing Jane! 😃🤗🧶

[@user-no7qm8pg6i]

Hi Robin. My daughter Is another Robin. I just love your videos! Love the Elizabeth stitch pattern too! Thanks for all you do to make crocheting fun for all of us!

[@HookedbyRobin]

It's quite unusual to find another female "Robin" and not a "Robyn" 😅

[@gracemorris9110]

I love this stitch! I used to crochet as my grandmother taught me when I was a child, been so lucky to get back into it during lockdown ! Your tutorials have really helped ❤️

[@ronnichols4664]

Lord, you are a blessing!! I watched a different video on this same stitch a few days ago and it was poorly shot and the lady didn't go into detail explaining the how and whys as you do. Nevertheless, I attempted a new blanket with her instructions and failed miserably and immediately proclaimed, "God, I wish "Hooked by Robin" would do a better video so I can master this stitch for my next project." And WOW, here you are teaching me more crochet stitches with perfect instructions and (I'm American) so I love the accent. Thank you, Robin!!!

[@HookedbyRobin]

Aw thank you so much! 😊

[@ronnichols4664]

@@HookedbyRobin will you try to teach me how to make a granny circle blanket?? please!!! i can do squares and rectangles, but the circle starts to flip up and becomes uneven. and i want to make a huge sunflower round blanket for a friend of mine. I'm, obviously, subscribed to ur channel so i'll keep checking back to see if you have this pattern for me. thanks as always....ron

[@Linda1pw]

I’ve been crocheting my whole life and you’re the first person I’ve seen that holds your yarn and crochets like I do. Now I don’t feel so weird!😁 You have fantastic and easy-to-follow videos. I’m so glad I found you!

[@HookedbyRobin]

Thank you so much! I did a video on how I hold my yarn because it seems so different from everyone else but the comments on that video proves there are actually a lot of us weirdos who hold the hook and yarn like this! You are not alone LOL!! X

[@christineoldhambspmpr7988]

@@HookedbyRobin The way you hold your yarn & hook are the Traditional Irish way of crocheting. I'm self-taught (many, many, many years ago) from multiple reference books brought over from the 'Old Country' (Ireland). That's how it was shown in those images. Like you, I rarely see any others using the technique I use for holding the yarn & hook. I find it to be a very fast way to crochet intricate fibers & stitches. It aids immensely with maintaining even & steady tension on the work piece. This, of course, results in a beautiful project. Many ask me what type of "machine" I use to create my projects => I hold up my 10 fingers, wiggle them, & smile! 😊 🦉

[@kattia1973]

@@HookedbyRobin I also crochet this way. It was the way that my mother taught me, and the way that her grandmother taught her, and the way that I taught my son.

[@maryfrancessmith6481]

I hold my yarn this way also. It just volved from being self taught. it feels most comfortable to me. I have tried the other ways and I cannot sustain that.

[@janetchesal6964]

Just found your video tutorials. I can see the reason you enjoy crocheting the rice stitch; I'm now a fan of it! Beautiful, simple, and functional stitch! Thanks for the tutorial.

[@emilybarclay8831]

I’m using this pattern for a shawl, I’m using pretty thin wool and I counted 235 stitches when I stopped to check it was odd after the first row 😩 it’s gonna take forever but it’ll be so worth it, and this is such an easily repeatable pattern and you can actually tell what stitch you did before so I’m hopefully not gonna lose my place lol

[@kimberlypatton9634]

Thank you for this repetitive sort of stitch that is interesting and really beautiful.. I also like it for it's "warm" texture- not bulky or too overly heavy. . I have found my new stitch for these two new gorgeous coral yarns- one in ombre and one solid that complement each other ..and I'll alternate them in rows. This is great! And you are such a great teacher,I was able to copy the instructions down on paper,since I am often not on the internet, but have been a sub for a while now .thanks again for the inspiration and for the keeping me occupied!

[@HookedbyRobin]

Awwh, that sounds lovely! Thank you for such kind comments too, I am glad my videos inspire you. 🤗🧶 x

[@canterlevi]

It seems like the thinner the yarn, the thinner the fabric (and it will lay flatter). Nice! Thank you for sharing. 🙂

[@HookedbyRobin]

Yes definitely!

[@debmussallem3892]

So I chained 231 c’s now I’m starting the dc. Hope I get ofd number at the end. Lol!

[@dshe8637]

Great explanation. I love a front post - back post rib for cuffs. This is like a staggered version. Nice!

[@HookedbyRobin]

It is and thank you! I’m glad you like it.😃

[@laurenschuler9498]

I know this is an older video of yours, but you are one of the most wonderful demonstrators and I’ve learned how to do so many stitches just from you! Thank you for fueling my deep dive into crochet ♥️

[@HookedbyRobin]

Awwh, thank you so much Lauren. That is so appreciated.🥰🤗x

[@Iorekbyrnison100]

Looking for a new stitch to make an afghan while watching TV and I think this one will do the trick! Wonderfully explained, so thank you very much. Can't wait to go shopping tomorrow for some new yarn. :)

[@susanrussell8195]

I love this stitch. I am always interested in dense patterns for afghans.

[@margretmccullough4750]

Thank you for your nice clear instructions. I am going to make a chunky blanket for my great great niece using this stitch.

[@chrissiewindsor]

Perfect tutorial! At least for me! Close up to the camera,tips as you go, in such a way that I can jot them down, instead of going insane stopping, rewinding way too far back, then way too far forward, I know, makes you mental just think about, right? I already worked out the “give it a stretch” tip for myself, so I felt I should go straight to the top of the class, but not really, cos that’s your place! Thank you, Sweetie xx

[@HookedbyRobin]

Aw thank you for such lovely feedback! I'm so glad you find my videos helpful! X

[@eclecticweirdo8600]

I just discovered this on my KZbin feed and I am now obsessed! I used to hate doing post stitches because I would always get frustrated at lose count but this is so much fun!

[@HookedbyRobin]

Lovely to have you here!😃🧶

[@jessicagutierrez2989]

It's kind of like weaving!! Currently doing a mountain ridge scarf that uses these stitches. Totally gonna do this next!!!

[@francesmock7350]

Great video! Thanks for the instructions on a stitch I've never done. 67 and still learning.

[@ltucci7143]

Love the stitch with the variegated color yarn! Its amazing how the type of yarn and the yarn color can so drastically change the look of the pattern! This seem like it would make a nice warm blanket or cowl/infinity scarf!

[@flblegh]

i am making this blanket right now, using the lionbrand Ferris Wheel yarn and it is so beautiful and textured. I am going to love this when it is finished up

[@HookedbyRobin]

That sounds wonderful, I hope you are enjoying it?😃

[@TheBBLimon]

I can seem to break free from simple stitches. Your tutorial is very useful and beautiful. Thank you!

[@HookedbyRobin]

Simple stitches can be the most effective ♥️

[@shellyhawes4551]

Thanks to your tutorial I was able to make a sushi scarf in the rice stitch. I am thrilled with the results!!

[@HookedbyRobin]

Yay! Amazing Shelly.😃🧶 x

[@helgakoch4828]

Reliefstäbchen machen Spaß zu häkeln und diese Art, gefällt mir sehr gut 👌👌🫶

[@kimberlyplacencia653]

I love this stitch and this yarn... love the pink and Grey's together..

[@HookedbyRobin]

Thank you Kimberly and they do go well together.😀🧶

[@victoriagreyh1463]

This is one of my eureka stitches. I love it. It is so squishy and since I am crocheting for my son, its masculine too. I can see it being a dish drainer for the counter. Also for a womans checker necklace. I have two favorites, this is one of them thanks for the tutorial.

[@1jmass]

Excellent demo. Repeated steps several times, close up views, larger hook size, bright yarn color, suggestions such as stretching post stitches and uncovering the last post on the row-all of these go together to take the possible mystique out of what is really a very simple stitch. Front post is quite simple, but at first the back post just seemed awkward when I first learned it. I know it may sound strange, but now I find that even if I haven’t done it for a while, after just a few slow attempts somehow my hands just know what to do. I am a new subscriber, and I am excited about going through your videos and either learning new techniques or revisiting some old friends.

[@dreasmom2789]

I'm glad to have found this. Friend wants cotton kitchen wash cloths and this stitch will be great.

[@kayveecreative4320]

Thank you! I'm going to use this for my third kiddo's baby blanket. I did a basket weave stitch for my last one and liked how tight it was and using front and back posts...made for a durable, substantial feeling blanket that my son loves to this day. I think the density of this stitch is very similar and perfect for a baby blanket- little fingers aren't going to slip through big gaps and get caught! Bonus that it's fully reversible! :)

[@dianahepburn3714]

You are an amazing teacher 🍎 Thank you glad to see you

[@kamekaofficer2314]

I love this video some much I am using this skinny colorful yarn just like your red,purple,green,orange and yellow yarn with a odd number of stitches and it is making a beautiful design.

[@ladytiedi]

Brilliantly explained and demonstrated! Probably the clearest tutorial I've seen...thank you so much, it looks like such a lovely stitch and I can't wait to use it!

[@catherinekilgour2563]

The camera work was great. I had never heard of a half double stich before so being able to see clearly what you were doing really helped. My mum taught me years ago and I think she must have used UK terms. This pattern looks really nice and I looking forward to using it to make a dishcloth.

[@dillsingh4113]

Hi Robin so glad you’re back ! It’s been a while since you’ve posted a tutorial xx

[@HookedbyRobin]

I am indeed back! I took a few weeks off after Christmas to recharge ready for 2021! 😀

[@Guttergirl61]

Haha! Got it! Took a few tries, but I've got it! Thanks again for your clear explanations!

[@HookedbyRobin]

Yay! Well done you.😃🧶

[@ginavega6585]

I love this stitch for placemats!

[@chembiz]

What kind of yarn do you use for the placemats?

[@danimonahan7401]

@@chembiz cotton is generally a good choice because it’s easier to wash than other materials

[@phyllis3714]

How many chains did you use for your placemate.

[@velmacalloway9120]

You are very good with the camera close up and explanation. I was able to write out the instruction while watching the video. I have been crocheting for 6 years and this a new pattern for me. I am new to your site, and I look forward to following you.

[@HookedbyRobin]

Thank you so much Velma, lovely to have you here! 😃 This may help too: www.hookedbyrobin.com/blog/crochet-rice-stitch-written-pattern All my patterns are on my website and free.x

[@carolscrazycrochetmore5093]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I’m going to be using 100% cotton yarn to make this into face cloths as teachers gifts for Valentine’s Day. Have a great day!! 💚😊💚😊

[@maxinenall9950]

It's been years since I crocheted a blanket using this stitch but you have invigorated me to make more blankets and probably a sweater 🥰 thanks for the great video 😊

[@HookedbyRobin]

That makes me happy to read Maxine, thank you!😃

[@WhattheBeck]

I just realized after years of being subscribed that you crochet just like me! i hold my hook the same way and use the tip of my pointer finger to hold the loop steady on the hook as i work! I'm so excited i feel silly lol 🤪

[@bloodwashedchild188]

So easy to follow! Love your accent,it actually is easier to understand the words for me.

[@HookedbyRobin]

Thank you so much!🥰🤗

[@robinmiller8673]

Glad you're back we missed you

[@HookedbyRobin]

☺

[@DesertLily9895]

First off, I love your tutorials! You explain each step well, & the wording as well as the visuals are easy to see and follow. Also, you weren't kidding about the rice stitch being underrated! After using your tutorial as a guide, I figured out how to work this stitch in the round, & using a Big Twist variegated yarn, it turned into one of prettiest (as well as squishiest) beanies I've made to date! And now I'm on to making a tumbler cozy lol. Love!

[@HookedbyRobin]

Thank you so much, that’s so lovely to read.😃 Ooo that is amazing, I need to practice making hats more as I always find the sizing quite tricky but it is on my never ending to do list.😂

[@DesertLily9895]

@@HookedbyRobin I can relate lol. I like beanies, but I always worry when it's a size I can't test out on myself! 😜

[@HookedbyRobin]

Exactly! 😂

[@janetchurchward9251]

So glad you're back! Missed you!

[@HookedbyRobin]

Aw thank you Janet! X

[@Tricerapops]

Now I have to learn what a front post and back post are. Wicked video!

[@lynnehutchinson17]

I'm using this stitch now to make an infinity scarf for my stepdaughter. I love it!

[@HookedbyRobin]

It's lovely isn't it?

[@mezzaw1961]

I have made several blankets in this stitch since watching your video. It’s my favourite do in a hurry, look great blanket. Many thanks for sharing your skills and time with us. 😊

[@HookedbyRobin]

They sound wonderful Mezza! 😃 Thank you so much for watching.x

[@lesleytapp4402]

Roughly how many balls do you use for s reasonable blanket

[@mariawhitehorse9535]

Besides living your nails! I love this stitch! Going to work on it right now! Thank you so much ☺️

[@tessabonvouloir3335]

It is so easy to understand you and you give clear instructions!!!! Thank you so much.

[@HookedbyRobin]

I am so happy to hear that Tessa, as that is always my aim with videos. Thank you!🥰

[@shellyhawes4551]

I am so excited to try this rice stitch for my next project! I can't think of a better stitch for a sushi scarf! 🍣

[@emilylankford4723]

Omg finally someone who holds the working yarn like i do! I have NEVER been able to do that loopy wrapped around the finger thing. (I mean i also hold the hook different but if it works it works)

[@BlueEyedDemonWoman]

Very classy woven look would make perfect scarves for guys! Thanks for the clear easy tutorial!

[@0809ajanta]

Lovely stitch and also easy to. Will cushion cover look good with this stitch

[@leannmiles3958]

Gorgeous stitch! Thank u so much! Welcome back and happy new year!

[@cassandragraham4419]

Welcome back Robin, I didn’t know the name of this stitch but I did a couple projects with it a couple years ago. A hat and a blanket. Thanks some much for reminding me about it

[@SuperShassa]

Thank you Robin for a clear and understandable tutorial. I've seen this stitch done several ways but got in a bit of mess. This is the best. 🤗

[@roxirossetti6250]

Thanks, Robin! I am using this stitch to make a bath mat in Bernat Velvet Stripes in celestial indigo colourway. The texture is perfect!

[@thecatalystoo4010]

Yeeeeeeaaah!!!!! Happy Tuesday to me!! Thank you mrs crochet lady for another great pattern!! 😘😘😘😘

[@HookedbyRobin]

Happy Tuesday! 😃 xxx

[@kazenosakura151]

Didn't know there was an easy way to stich like this. It was a great tutorial to follow and detailed as well. Thanks for the video!

[@HookedbyRobin]

😊 thank you!

[@kellydukepoo2450]

I love the yarn you're using. Its beautiful! I'll be making this! Thank you!

[@ivankas8903]

What IS the yarn you're using? Been looking for more then a year for exactly this yarn. I have to finish a scarf for my daughter before end of February 2022, but I lost brand, name and the number of this yarn. Can you please help me??? Thank you a million!

[@riverluvr1]

Love watching you crochet. Your hands and nails are so pretty.

[@HookedbyRobin]

Thank you so much!

[@ToulaK81]

So glad to see you're back 💐 Thank you so much as always 🤗

[@HookedbyRobin]

Thank you so much!

[@amandah4834]

Hi Robin lovely to see and hear your cheerful voice again , love this dense textured stitch thank you Amanda xx💕

[@rosemarydotson617]

Can't wait to try this pattern out tonight after work. Hehe. Thank you and such beautiful yarn colorss and love that nail color!!!

[@HookedbyRobin]

Thank you so much! 💅😅

[@Crystal94Garcia]

How did it turn out for you Rosemary? Can we see some pictures?

[@shashiSingh-oj8qy]

I found it one of the best I learnt so far

[@evelynnsimon4726]

I love the yarn you used in the example! Very pretty 💕

[@HookedbyRobin]

It's really lovely yarn to work with 😍

[@evelynnsimon4726]

Hey Robin, do you think you could make some more amigurumi videos? Love the video :)

[@HookedbyRobin]

I have an amigurimi video going live after valentines day 😀

[@evelynnsimon4726]

Cool! I would love to watch it

[@peggywilliamshelske6886]

Great tutorial! Very good instructions, I’m sure I’ll be crocheting this stitch tonight. Perfect camera coverage. Thank you!

[@HookedbyRobin]

Thank you Peggy, let me know how you find it.😃🧶

[@shirleycarter2451]

Loved this,at the moment I'm doing a basket weave tank top for my brother and now seeing this I might do this for the back. Thankyou ❤

[@dawnvega383]

The Queen would totally approve of your perfect manicure, I love it too!

[@krista0222]

Such a great tutorial and your nails always look so beautiful!

[@CopenhagenDreaming]

Nice texture! Definitely one I will try to find a use for - but because it's so chunky I think that will be easy. Scarves, pot holders and so on... (And a simple but well-made, pleasant and informative video! Job well done...)

[@jessicarabbit1164]

I love this! I have a few projects that I want to finish before I start something new but I will definitely be thinking of what I will make with this stitch as I work on them!