How to crochet solid rectangle 🧶🧶

[@kimberlywest3097]

I’ve been searching for a solid rectangle for ever! I don’t want it all gappy especially for a warm winter blanket. Thank you so much for this!

[@scribblerbeth6777]

4 years later and still helping. Lovely! Thank you for this!!

[@SettasPlace]

You’re welcome! 😊

[@lisaestremadoyro1834]

This was one of the best tutorials. Simple!

[@arowanablue]

I've been looking for crochet rectangle. By far, the easiest to understand. Thankyou

[@SettasPlace]

awesome!😃💜🧶

[@janparker1150]

Love the solid rectangle.. Thanks for sharing.

[@teresab126]

Thank you very much! Happy to find a non granny rectangle ! ❤❤❤

[@K80-i2z]

Super video! I applauded for $2.00 👏

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Kathryn 😁💜 thank you so much!!

[@claudettestukes3940]

I have used this pattern over and over again. You made it so easy and I love it.

[@SettasPlace]

Thank you Claudette!😁💜🧶

[@barbaranesmith1890]

Thank you for a great tutorial. You spoke so that I could understand what you were trying to convey and hallelujah you stayed in the view finder. Glad I found your website. I am making this afghan now.

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Barbara 😁💜🧶 thank you!

[@robynirons194]

Such clear and concise instructions. Thank you! (Of course, being from downunder, in my head I'm saying "treble" every time you say "double crochet". 😂) I stumbled upon your channel, but now you've gained a new subscriber. 🙂

[@SettasPlace]

😃💜 thank you so much!! WELCOME!!🥰

[@ughhhh9525]

Argh! This is awesome, total newbie, just trying to get the basics down, this is the best of any demonstration to date - been trying to find a rectangle for AGES. Clear, easy and slow enough to follow, concise without too much detail, doesn't assume too much knowledge. Thanks heaps!!

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Kellie!! 😁 Your most welcome! Happy to hear it worked out well for ya! 🧶💜🧶

[@dyzzie27]

very helpful and well explained 😊 thank you so much!! ❤️

[@SettasPlace]

Thank you so much!😃💜

[@MindfulCraftsMore]

Great 👍🏽💜 looking forward to this project 🥰

[@karennolte2992]

Thank you for the "trick" about a gap less center you are a great teacher thank you

[@HugsyBugsyWugsy]

This is so much fun. A nice break from working straight rows for afghans. Thanks!

[@CRinderknecht]

Thank you for this pattern! I was looking for this so I can make a baby blanket. Perfect for a winter baby.

[@debbylovesyarn5148]

Thank you Setta. Would Love to see more tutorials from you. You are a natural teacher.

[@tm01311976]

Thank you!thank you. I was trying to read a pattern and had issues w understanding. You made me happy and I can move forward w my profect. Thank you.

[@meetmrandmrsrobinson]

For those of us learning, this was a great tutorial. I love that not only to you explain it, you explained why. Like why we added a chain stitch at corners. In future videos could you add the text to pattern as you go along, so people can learn to read a pattern? Keep up the great work. You visual was great with information you spoke. ❤️

[@maryabright6795]

Thanks for taking the time to give the instructions.

[@kathyprochnow2089]

I love you. Am using this pattern to make kitchen rugs for my new floors we just put in

[@suebigger5097]

What a great tutorial. You made that look so easy to follow.

[@polarbear8304]

Thanks Setta for this tutorial. Have a blessed day.

[@shaunawoods9523]

Thank you so much..very well explained in detail..I’ve been looking for this type of pattern for so long..thank you

[@EN-fl6dv]

Good morning, Setta. I hope you have a truly blessed day.

[@fantasankoh1616]

Very comprehensive tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@babyspice420]

Best rectangle tutorial. Thank You! 💕

[@teresafromcanada3431]

Thank you for this tutorial. It’s exactly what I was looking for. You’re a great instructor.

[@susanraymo131]

Thank you for teaching me how to do a solid granny rectangle. I've been looking for this pattern for years And you made it Easy enough for me to follow I had a Brain aneurysm in 2000 & I have Difficulties following patterns. Yours was very easy!!! Thank you again!!!

[@helenjharris7608]

Setta, that was different. Thanks for sharing. Blessings to you.

[@saleemahmorgan]

Thank you, for sharing. Gonna start my blanket ToDaY.

[@phoenixhocking4247]

Thank you so much! You are very easy to follow. I was looking for something I could whip up fairly quickly for a baby blanket, and I think this will look great in a variegated yarn. Thanks!

[@lindagiacomozzi4477]

How many chains when I want the size of afghan to be twin size I love this it is very easy to follow Thank you

[@StellasMom]

Thank you Setta for the tutorial 💕😊 I hope you have a blessed day. 💕💕

[@robinroccaforte2038]

Beautiful

[@elainegardiner9826]

Thank you. I have been crocheting for years but never mastered that

[@elainegardiner9826]

Rectangle. Sorry about this. Your exclamation helped. I want to make one useing up my scrapes of yarn.

[@mrs_maze]

Ahhh, this was a breeze. Heres me trying to read the pattern and going 🤯 This helped tremendously. Thanks for the video 🙌🏽

[@nancygeorge6724]

Thank you so much for this! I've been looking for something like this to make a blanket for my 22 year old daughter.😀

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Nancy😁 you’re welcome! I am happy I could help you. 😁🧶

[@susanp8568]

Great tutorial. Very clear and informative. Thank you🌻🌻

[@tinamorgan9347]

Thanks Ms Setta. I always wanted to learn this solid rectangle pattern. It's not that hard.

[@patriciaratchford2826]

New subscriber here! Thank you for this! ❤

[@SettasPlace]

😃💜🧶hey Patricia! Welcome! You’re welcome!

[@TerriMaresCrochet]

Hey! I recognize this!! I'm on my third triangle. I just started my sweater yesterday. I love you, gal. I'll email you when I'm done.

[@susanbrown007]

thank you for this video

[@christacausby4266]

Thank you so much, wonderful video.

[@silverma65]

Thank You for this pattern and excellent tutorial. I will be adding this pattern to my Solid crochet list. I make blankets forPets and donate them to my local Animal Shelter. I try to make them in a solid pattern so the pets cannot get their paws or nails tangled in the holes. This will the first solidblanket I’ve made. Please consider making more solid blanket patterns. Maybe a solid Granny Rectangle.

[@SettasPlace]

Hey! 😁 So good to hear you enjoyed the tutorial! 🧶💜🧶 Blankets for Pets is a great charity choice! Will keep your request in mind! 🧶💜🐈🐶

[@stephanierichards5349]

Very clear and helpful! Thank you!!

[@hugettewatson2789]

Hi Setta , I like your tutorial it’s very clear and understandable ,, God’s blessings be safe and careful 🙏🏾❤️

[@paranjw]

What size hook? Good directions.

[@ErnestPanda79]

Amazing tutorial. Thank you! Could you do this with triple crochet instead of double?

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Kacey 😁thank you! My guess is that it could be done with triple crochet but it might not look as neat. You would need to adjust your corners to make sure it’s a flat turn.

[@MadMimisCrochetandFarming]

Thank you. I always mess up on the corners, this will help

[@anneshirleyduncan]

Tysm 😍

[@neptunepisces3794]

Thank you details everything got it🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@janaytaylor2344]

thanks i cant wait to see how mine turn out

[@sheriburrows7393]

God bless you and thank you for this! 😁🙏

[@rhondabarlow860]

Informative video.

[@gabby4509]

Thank you

[@wandagibbons3761]

This is an excellent video of how to do this. Would someone be able to help me with this? I need to make a name plaquet on an afghan that looks like a hockey sweater. Then I am going to chain stitch on the name. Could I do this using single or half double crochet for this? How many stitches might I need on each end of the rectangle? And ideas, suggestions? Thanks.

[@carolinestewart532]

Hi Ms Setta how to I do it continuous without chain 1 so it doesn't look like a seem? Found you through Lisa at happy to hook creations. Stay safe x

[@denisehoffmann5006]

Great tutorial 🤗

[@csimmzy]

Love this 💜

[@janebalyer5622]

How many stitches are increased per round

[@KrissD.]

Haha I’ve never watched this before 😜 very helpful 😛 I will always place stitch markers in all my ends and beginning and corners no matter what I’m doing lol 😂 it’s always helps me out knowing what I’m doing 🤪 Do you not have this cardigan pattern you used this for anymore ? The New beginnings cardigan? I looked for it on your raverly . Didn’t find it 🥴🥺 💜🥰💜

[@SettasPlace]

I do have this pattern still. I just haven’t put it on yet. Thanks for reminding me. I need to do that.

[@KrissD.]

Ahhh ok 👍 gotcha Glad I could help lol 🤪 Speaking of patterns… I’d really love to get your 4 Elements Summer top pattern soon 😋 💜🥰💜

[@rebeccaaustin1975]

Can you please get back to me when you go into top of chain 2slip.stitch chain 1then do treble crochet do you do that every round

[@marciaminsky9574]

Hi Setta, I'm looking for a written pattern. I travel alot and don't have internet all the time.

[@tammycook7549]

how did you arrive at a chain of 42 ? thank you.

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Tammy! 😁 I was making another project and needed a rectangle that size so I just used it for the tutorial. The beginning chain can be any size you need it to be there is no multiples.

[@christinecurtis9109]

If your not turning your work over, does it start to go wonky the larger it gets?

[@SettasPlace]

😁💜hey Christine I have not had any problems with it getting wonky as it gets bigger.

[@CozyBooks_Lattes]

Setta!!💜💜💗 awesome tutorial ! So cool. Xoxo

[@daracue5698]

How do I decide how many to chain in thr beginning to decide how big to make the rectangle?

[@HugsyBugsyWugsy]

Thanks! Very helpful tutorial. Is there a written version?

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Nancy 😁 you’re welcome. There is no official written version of it. I used it in a pattern design that’s on my website with the written and tutorial together. If you email me I can send you that part that shows it written out. My email is in the description box. 😁💜

[@CraftsbyTheeRose]

Done

[@ritaoneal7187]

Hi Setta...great tutorial!! Thanks for sharing! 💜 #leftyhooker #hooked4life

[@nicolehawkins7975]

My customer wants three colors. Vaerigated pink, variegated grey and white. Your suggestion for placement of colors

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Nicole 😁 I am so bad with placements of colors. I’m not sure what to suggest.

[@nicolehawkins7975]

If I’m doing 5x6 do I start off with the same amount of chains?

[@aheartofworship27]

Hello Setta, I'm new to your channel. Would I be able to replace the dc for sc in your pattern? Also could I purchase this pattern? I would like to have it for reference. Thanks.

[@SettasPlace]

Hey! 😀welcome to Setta's Place! 😁 The pattern for th solid rectangle is a free tutorial 💜🧶💜 kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3_ciKimjc2fnZY It shld work to replace dc with sc. You would need more rounds to make the same size rectangle. 😁💜

[@SettasPlace]

😁I just realized you were referring to the written pattern. If you email me I can give you that no charge.😁💜🧶🧶🧶

[@jennipiccolo68]

Do you do a slip stitch at every corner?

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Jenni! 😁 Each corner has one chain and I slipstich to join the first and last stitch of each round. 🧶💜🧶

[@kathytincler2446]

Thank you Setta.. I'm new to crochet & have recently learned the granny square & granny rectangle & have made several lapghans already....I'm hooked...pun intended haha. Can I practice with a smaller amount of sts....would it eventually grow into a full size? I'm a slow learner & don't want to have to keep ripping back 40 some sts if I find when I get to the other end that I've messed up....again! (I struggled with the gs rectangle) You also have a blessed day

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Kathy! 💜🧶😁 Awsm to hear you're enjoying crochet! 😃 You can certainly practise with fewer stitches. Your rectangle would have slightly different proportions, but no reason it wouldnt work. 💜🧶💜 Happy stitchin!! 😀

[@kathytincler2446]

@@SettasPlace Thank you, Setta

[@janebalyer5622]

I want to Make a temp afghan so 1 want to di 20 double crochet per day

[@preciousbeautyj6924]

Great tutorial, love the fact that they’re no gaping holes for little fingers/toes. I’ve a question, will I be able to use Bernat blanket yarn or any other size 6 yarn? Thx Setta

[@SettasPlace]

Thank you!😁 yes you can use any size yarn but of course you know Bernet blanket yarn makes it a whole lot bigger LOL! 😁 also for bulky yarn you might have to put less stitches in the corners if it bunches up too much.

[@preciousbeautyj1043]

@@SettasPlace thanks my dear. Will let you know how it turns out.

[@Bovine_journi]

Hello Ms setta I have been loving making this pattern but I have one concern my corners seem a bit wonky like it seems as though the long sides go in a bit and the corners are a bit exaggerated is this normal I'm about a dozen rows around so not terribly large yet and I know sometimes things straighten out in the end I just wanted to make sure I haven't messed up somewhere or if the kind of curvyness in the beginning is normal I'm using bernat velvet yarn

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Megan 😁 thank you so much! If you’re a side corners are going in a bit you may be leaving out a stitch. Check out the video timestamp 7:14 where I show where you need to pull back your previous stitch to make sure you get them all. I hope this helps. I’m sure it’s beautiful I love Bernat velvet yarn! 😁

[@Bovine_journi]

@@SettasPlace thank you so so so much that helped tremendously 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@margaretdombkoski4780]

This looks great, Setta:) However, I couldn't understand the context of the video. Is it part of a previous pattern?

[@kathytincler2446]

It's just showing how to make a solid rectangle like the title says. I know how to make a granny square rectangle but not a solid one. I need to know this for baby blankets...no holes like the granny

[@rebeccaaustin1975]

Please answer me what multiple are you using please

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Rebecca 😁 there is no multiples. You can start your chain with any number you would like, depending on how big you want your rectangle to be.

[@Udosedfull]

Do you have this in a written pattern? Thanks

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Adam😁 if you email me, I can sent you a copy. 😁

[@Udosedfull]

@@SettasPlace Thanks I got it on my Slingshot email address. Also, I love your products on your webpage.

[@PamelasCrochetKnitCorner1]

😊😊😊

[@inspiration3737]

Hello Setta, I have a question for you concerning this rectangle. I hope you don't mind me asking. But why do you start each round with a single crochet instead of a double crochet or two chains?

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Angela 😁 I start the beginning of each round with a chain one and then put double crochet in the same spot so that there is less of a gap or big hole when it’s time to finish the round and connect it with the slip stitch. I think it looks neater that way.

[@inspiration3737]

@@SettasPlace When I make corners I learned that when I use two chans in makes the transition to the double crochet stitch much easier and it fills in the gaps easier. thanks for answereing me. Keep up the good work.

[@CraftsbyTheeRose]

Hi Setta

[@birdpod2000]

So clearly explained. I’m just learning and you explaining what I’m looking for in my work is immensely helpful. Thank you.

[@rebeccaaustin1975]

Please can you get back to me asap when you do the other end your video goes then comes back so what bit have I missed I have got to the slip stitch

[@SettasPlace]

Hey Rebecca😁 the part that you were talking about It’s just a transition there’s no part missing after you slip stitch. You just do double crochet back into the same stitch. 😁