How to Crochet an Oval

[@CrunchyMom88]

Best looking oval. I much prefer this way vs all the other videos. Thank you.

[@rachscar]

Such a great tutorial. I love how you explain the reasons for the stitches and the speed you talk is perfect for me!

[@sjmogdans]

Is there a written pattern for this oval? Tutorial is very precise and clear but would love to read pattern as well.

[@RaspberryPinklemonade]

If you click on the description there’s a link to her website in the bottom you should be able to see the written pattern thee

[@Keebles8]

I hope this makes sense, I wrote out the pattern for myself for 5 rows Rnd 1: 12 single crochet into magic ring (12) Rnd 2: Chain 3 (counts as 1dc), 1 dc, triple dc increase in next 3 stitches, 3 dc, triple dc increase in next 3 stitches, 1 dc, join with slip stitch (24) Rnd 3: Chain 3 (counts as 1dc), 2 dc, (identify first tri-increase, all increases henceforth are stitched into the middle stitch of the previous row’s tri-increase) 1 tri-increase, 2 tr, 1 tri-increase, 2 tr, 1 tri-increase, 5 dc, 1 tri-increase, 2 tr, 1 tri-increase, 2 tr, 1 tri-increase, 2 dc, join with slip stitch (36) Rnd 4: Chain 3 (counts as 1dc), 3 dc, 1 tri-increase, 4 tr, 1 tri-increase, 4 tr, 1 tri-increase, 7 dc, 1 tri-increase, 4 tr, 1 tri-increase, 4 tr, 1 tri-increase, 3 dc, join with slip stitch (48) Rnd 5: Chain 3 (counts as 1dc), 4 dc, 1 tri-increase, 6 tr, 1 tri-increase, 6 tr, 1 tri-increase, 9 dc, 1 tri-increase, 6 tr, 1 tri-increase, 6 tr, 1 tri-increase, 4 dc, join with slip stitch (60)

[@madewithlove_ianny]

Thank you

[@VanillaGaze-gb6ml]

Thank you!

[@mariaramos632]

What a fantastic tutorial. Very easy to follow. I’ve almost completed my oval rug. I’ve added a marker on each of the triple DC and it gives me a visual clue that in need to do 3 DC together and that I’m about to start or end the rounded edges. This is a fun project. Thanks!

[@deesknotz97]

Thank you for this tutorial! I've tried a few others and just didn't like the way they were turning out but this one is perfect and the explanations are super clear, love it!

[@dariwilley6935]

Excellent tutorial! Clear and simple. I love the visual cues so I don’t have to count.

[@cocojo2356]

Thank you for such a clear and well explained video. It's so lovely to see the focus on the actual crochet than on the 'nails and bling' used by a lot of teachers. I have subscribed to your site as I know I will use your videos all the time. 🙂

[@sultrykisses1]

Wanted to let you know I am self taught through you tube and your video has been the best! I followed what you said about making the ovals bigger, I highlighted and wrote row 4 out according to your instructions and I was able to do it and achieve the larger oval. Thank you so much. Great instructor!

[@JYOT5679]

You are so clear when explaining . A real treat to.learn from you. Thank you .

[@chinesekrab2446]

your video is underrated. i really hopes this gets more likes. im a beginner, i started crocheting for a week or so and this video helps me a lot lol. im subscribing. thank u for making this video and keep up the good work!❤

[@jeorgiesmoments]

thank you for making this video! the instructions were really clear and helpful :) Merry Christmas!

[@wrongway3368]

You are a fantastic teacher! Thank you for this illuminating tutorial.

[@mushundir5238]

Very detailed and easy-to-follow. Thank you! This will work perfectly for the belly of my chubby bear I’m making! 😊

[@Dianah1952]

Thank you for this great tutorial! You gave detailed instructions and it was very helpful and appreciated!

[@KittyCat-2023]

Like your tutorial. Very clear, precise, practial and easy to follow. Thank you very much.

[@cathyrivas4343]

If you chain 3 slip st and work 12 dl over tail you can close like magic ring

[@marshalaw]

First, best crochet tutorial I've ever watched! And second, I've been all over your site looking for the written instructions. Have you removed it?

[@ziggyprice4780]

Making the leap from round 3 to 4 using your logic is hard and i can't figure it out. Do you have a written pattern or another video on the topic?

[@vickiwilson7396]

It would be fantastic if you made a video of a rug that's an oval

[@moo.mow1]

Do you think this pattern will work with single crochets? Love the tutorial ❤

[@shellyp4979]

GAME CHANGER! Thank you!

[@kathyjenkins4067]

Can someone please write out row 4 ?

[@mangalaskitchen8665]

I am working on a crocodile stitch watching your video... successfully learned... Could you plz clear about the yarn you are working..is this t shirt yarn. Plz post videos on how to work for rectangular chrochet door mat..

[@diannecarpenter2897]

I'm good up until round 4. Just a little confused. Would you be so kind writing out round 4, and I'm pretty sure it will all make since to me after that. I make afghans in the round all the time so I understand the concept of this. Your a great teacher. Thank you so much

[@sewldysews6780]

I was watching your video on how to crochet an oval, I'm working on a pattern that uses single crochet, the pattern starts out as Chain 4 , then skip the first chain then inc , in next chain, sc, in next ch, 4 single in next ch. Can you tell me how to do that with the method you used to make the oval? The pattern I'm using is done in an oval

[@unme8230]

Thank you for your time and help with putting out the video

[@louthgirl1]

Very good video. Thank you

[@ktreznin5538]

Are you using Bernat home deco? LOL... I just realized that I'm using exactly the same yarn for the project I'm working on!

[@syrenselile7327]

is there a way to make vertical stripes in the oval as it gets bigger... like take a bee as a reference

[@lisamack8191]

This was perfect! Thank you!

[@LeslieMansfield229]

LOVE this

[@letschat6]

Thank you! I love how mine turned out:)

[@rosaelinav8036]

Thank you so much. 💛💛💛💛

[@dionesauve1308]

I am wanting my oval in HDC so it is denser as I am making a cat bed would this concept work with HDC? I have tried another oval that was longer and narrower twice now and my increases haven't worked so my oval was flat.

[@gaylebrodt676]

I asked about this a couple weeks ago, and she didn't answer me. I am playing with mine, and if I come up with something will let you know.

[@dionesauve1308]

@@gaylebrodt676 I got one to work. Good luck with yours. I will try and help if I can.

[@Sleepystitcheskim]

Does this pattern work with SC?

[@avissavage9688]

Luv the video

[@TrippNBalz]

Ty for tutorial. Would it work in sc stitch? Need a small oval nose for a bear. Thank you

[@ihavelemonade5640]

I imagine you would need to adjust, like for example I started using single crochets instead of double crochets, so when she then put in a treble, I made a double so it sort of evens out. I hope that makes sense edit: and I just realized this comment was left 4 years ago and bear's nose is probably long done. I hope it turned out well lol

[@TrippNBalz]

@@ihavelemonade5640 thanks!

[@sevenpurple2]

I can see a Bathmat made from this. :)

[@vickiwilson7396]

Mary Hecht that's what I'm going to try and do! With Bernat home dec yarn

[@priscillaparillo6917]

Such a good tutorial ! Thank you !

[@medicinal_pothead]

What yarn are you using?

[@Seraphera86]

Bernat home maker yarn

[@famousprophet9487]

7:45

[@Arcanita]

this is more difficult than maths in university

[@SophieHeemskerk]

Worst tutorial ever. Atleast write the instructions above the screen or something.

[@CheaTheAlien]

Crap..

[@carolsuffield4936]

How ungrateful. Don’t watch if you don’t like it but that is disrespectful saying that b