How To Crochet The Double Crochet Thermal Stitch - A Nice Thick Fabric

[@BAGODAYCROCHET]

Tutorial for Sc thermal stitch hat kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIe6mqWlhrWDja8

[@patriciafagan5165]

Can this be done in a treble stitch???

[@lisadiannemoore7196]

This will make a beautiful blanket for my perpetually freezing cold coworkers! Thank you for sharing and I hope you and your family had a peaceful holiday 🎄

[@shellyd9287]

❤

[@nancycollyer6767]

This would make a nice carrier pad to keep the furkids comfortable. 😻💖😻

[@belvarhoades5732]

This is a stitch that I wanted you to show me when I asked. It was a stitch my Mom made a blanket out of. I figured it out and was able to make this stitch. Mom made blankets with two colors green on one side and white on the other. Amazing afghans. Glad you're teaching the stitch now.

[@Me_Ewe_and_Yarn_Cheryl]

That would look amazing! What a great idea.

[@marie-reineyelle7086]

Wonder how to make two colors . I would be interested to know.

[@belvarhoades5732]

​@@marie-reineyelle7086 Follow her tutorial. Do your chain round. Then do your double crochet row. Then the next row change your color in this row till the end. My Mom cut yarn in every row. I just dropped the yarn and started with the next color. It's pretty easy. Once you get your 3rd or 4th rows it gets easier. It makes for a heavy duty Afghan.

[@belvarhoades5732]

If I had a camera set up I would show you how.

[@marie-reineyelle7086]

Thanks I will try it

[@lindawakeland6019]

Oh this is beautiful. Now I have to figure what I want to make with it. I love your dog with its squeaky toy!

[@belvarhoades5732]

Make an Afghan they are beautiful❤️

[@amydavis4945]

This is fantastic!! I always keep a little ball of leftover yarn next to me when I watch your videos so I can crochet along with your tutorials (I frog it afterwards, so it's ready for the next one,lol). I have a book of crochet stitches and I could never figure this one out from the pictures, but with Crystal showing every detail, I can do it now!! The first row of the stitch is a little figgety, but by the 3rd row I had it down... for me, it's actually easier to hold it as I would normally (not "vertical") and just go down into the necessary stitches (but again, that's just ME). I absolutely love this and think it will be great for winter blankets, scarves and lapghans. Thank you so much, Crystal!! ❤

[@lauriekurad]

I have made several Triple Worsted Lap Blankets with Hearts made of PopCorn Stitches.... A bit large enough to cover ships and feets ☺ for family, one Christmas...but would like to try this 💜💜💜

[@bethtisdalestaton7250]

CONGRATULATION''S 🥳💖🎊🎉🤗! 960,000 SUBSCRIBER'S 🥳💖🎊🎉🤗! THE BIG MILLION IS GETTING CLOSER & CLOSER 🥳💖🎊🎉🤗! WAY TO GO CRYSTAL 🥳🥳🥳💖💖💖🤗🤗🤗! Another New Stitch for me & I love it ❤🥰! Thank You so much Crystal 🥰❤!

[@KarenGarrick-q4y]

Fascinating stitch! I think it'll end up being one of my favorites. Thanks for this tutorial!❤

[@mazie65]

Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your family time. Its great you have content to post but taking a break for family time.

[@debcardosa2418]

Thank you so much Crystal! You are the best teacher in crochet 🧶. I love your videos/tutorials. Thanks for sharing and all that you do. ❤❤❤

[@cynthiawaldorf9353]

What a great stitch for a blanket. My daughter & Son-n-law with my 5 grandsons live in Oregon and it gets cold there so this would be a great gift for any of them!❤ Thanks bunches Crystal! ⚘️

[@leslieconnor7883]

This will make a great iPad sleeve! It’s seems awkward at first but gets easier. Thanks Crystal!

[@gracejohnston2692]

Try a single thermal crochet stitch for yur ipad. I think it would be better to protect it

[@leslieconnor7883]

@@gracejohnston2692 ok thank you! I have three to make for three generations! Lol.

[@andrewmaygothling6454]

Thankyou Crystal. It's early summer here, but the thermal stitch would make a lovely warm winter cardy. And I know someone who made a cardy pattern recently. Hope your Christmas was lovely.

[@sunshinecram7636]

Nice thick stitch! I love the squeaky toy in the background!

[@loribrigley1533]

Interesting stitch! I like the thickness!

[@Kriskrafts]

Ooooooo this looks very interesting, I have never seen anyone crochet in the vertical. Must try this for sure. Thank you for your fantastic tutorials 💖

[@dianepicard6198]

I love it, every day I learn new crochet stitch. Thank you so much. ❤

[@bettyboehm436]

I Love all of the stuff you crochet and I started getting yarn from the place you get your yarn from.

[@silverleaf79]

Oh this will make a great bed pad for my little papillon dog to go in his crate when we go to agility competitions in the winter, nice and warm and soft for him to rest on between runs. Thanks! :)

[@Djb1976]

Crystal, I have tried off and on for two years to do the thermal stitch and couldnt master it. Your directions and camera work let e catch on immediately!! THANK YOU👍❤️>

[@gretchenchristophel1169]

WoW! Seems so nice and squishy...and warm. This might be my next try for a lapghan. I have been crocheting the waffle stitch for my charity lapghans...keeping the seniors warm and cozy. I see in the comments one lady used 2 colors and made it truly reversible...what a creative idea. Thanks Crystal for another of your wonderful tutorials. Happy 2024 and looking forward to another year of stitching along with BAGODAYCROCHET.

[@cynthiacornell1718]

I think this stitch would make good house socks (slippers) - that great thermal warmth with a nice squishy cushion under the soles. I hadn't thought about the sc thermal stitch being extended into dc to build that thermal cushion a little faster. Thanks!

[@vanessahicks1772]

I'm going to make some placemats. Hubby will like these. Thank you for the tutorial Crystal

[@RIODJENIRO1]

This stitch reminds me, kind of Tunisian crochet using a "vertical" bar. Thanks so much Crystal for sharing and teaching these great stitches and tutorials❤. So many uses for it, bet it would make a warm poncho, scarf, sweater, even a nice tote bag!!

[@janahavlova6182]

Ďakujem za ukážku krásneho hačkovania,ktoré sa dá použiť na super teplú deku,alebo aj čiapku.Volám sa Jana a som zo Slovenska.Ďakujem,a prajem všetko dobré a hlavne zdravie do roku 2024.

[@sheilaowen5071]

That looks like it'll be nice and warm!!

[@bethtisdalestaton7250]

Good Morning Crystal ❤🥰!

[@marie-reineyelle7086]

Love thermal stitch. Thanks for this tutorial.

[@romaynecarlin1249]

hiya crystal!! jeepers, my cotton cones are gonna get a work out! pot holders, here i come! thanks for sharing with us. xoxo from colorado

[@pjmalick]

This will be a nice warm throw! Thanks for the tutorial! ❤

[@LoopsofLove2]

Very interesting stitch. Will be nice and warm. Thanks for sharing.

[@kimu830]

Such a fascinating stitch-I haven’t seen anything like this before. Thank you for doing this tutorial!

[@Female1959]

This is great, I'm going to make an afghan for a family member who is always cold.

[@cindydriver9112]

That Redwood yarn is so pretty. ⚘

[@susanarendas]

I absolutely love it when I learn something from you I never knew before!❤

[@collenelollar2425]

Now that's a new stitch for me. Looks so warm!!! ❤❤❤❤ Thanks for another awesome tutorial ❤❤❤ My favorite part has to be the dog toy squeaking in the background 😂😂😂 I love your dogs 🐕 ❤️

[@BAGODAYCROCHET]

🤣🤣🤣 that was Freddie ❤️

[@ambisherman6125]

Beautiful stitch. Nice and thick.

[@angieh3036]

Thank you! I’m glad you showed this stitch in a double crochet 🧶 ❤❤

[@Laceycrochet]

Another great stitch tutorial thanks Crystal. And congratulations on 960K subscribers! Getting really close girl 👌😬💜🇬🇧

[@dmtnw4480]

Thank you for sharing this stitch with us

[@maryannbryant8775]

This is interesting. I really like this stitch. Thank you Crystal

[@GolfPrincessCL]

This will make a nice thick blanket for the dogs and cats at my local animal shelter! Thanks!! 😻

[@judyeng9822]

Wow! Great pan holder, pot holder. Thank you! God Bless. Take care. Love you. 😇♥️🙏

[@dillsingh4113]

Thank you Crystal ! 🤎

[@LadyDee150]

Beautiful stitch! I've never seen it before. I always that I had to do 2 panels and then sew them together to get the thickness for my potholders. Now I know there is a better way. I also want to get a thicker rim for a hat, so I'm going to try this out. Thank you🌹

[@Ebostic711]

This will make a super warm scarf. Thank you!!❤❤❤

[@jerrianngordillo-marty161]

Thank you for teaching us another great pattern ❤

[@loopeyange28]

Hi Crystal, hope you’re all having a good Christmas. I’m sure a saw this stitch shown by Fibre Spider at one time - it’s an interesting stitch. Working vertically looks a little weird!! Reckon it would take a bit of getting used to! I like it. I’ll have to do a lap blanket for my mum. She has Multiple Sclerosis and is chair bound, and gets incredibly cold.

[@melissacottrill6535]

I’m crocheting ur parallel universe beanie now. Almost finished

[@OperationCrochetingSailor]

Nice stitch!!! I'm watching it!

[@princessalways4eva]

Wow! Love a nice thick stitch. Saving this to add to my “Crystal” arsenal. Just beautiful. Tfs. Have a wonderful day.🤗

[@lynnegordon6749]

What a Neat stitch! Thanks Crystal!🎉🎉I am going to have fun with this one.

[@chronicinokla]

Thanks for the daily posts. Being bedbound im always looking for content while i crochet. Your channel is my crochet learning fix lol. Hope you have a Happy new year

[@barbheggen7434]

Love that Stich . Thank you for another amazing video

[@dmtnw4480]

I most likely make a blanket for me ( always cold) and a best rewrap for sister she doesn't like sleeves too tight and she likes it cooler than I do

[@lynnegordon6749]

What a Neat stitch! Thank you Crystal. I am going to have fun with this one.🎉🎉

[@fel944]

Hi Crystal how are you doing today iam doing fine today your stitch are very beautiful colors thank you for sharing stay ❤❤

[@SandyCrochets]

In the winter cold states, I think this would this would make a great pullover sweater.

[@DianEnglish56]

Interesting stitch. Makes a beautiful fabric. TY!

[@brendaclark8558]

What an awesome stitch! Thank you for the tutorial!

[@trish2826]

Wow! I can't wait to try this for potholders! Thank you so much for all you do!

[@joanneannese3433]

Yes!!!!!! My favorite for hats ,,,so warm!❤❤❤ xo

[@karlagroom9715]

This stitch is awesome 👏🏼 Thanks Crystal 👍🏼

[@ReginaK2]

Very beautiful stitch but I really like the herringbone stitch 😁🤎🧡💛💚

[@carriejcrochet]

This looks good! I'm going to check out the hat too. (nice in the cold weather).

[@marycimino7537]

Your tutorials are great! Thank you Crystal for another excellent video ! 😊

[@bonniemcpherson8021]

What a wonderful stitch thank you ❤ God bless stay safe

[@BAGODAYCROCHET]

Thank you! You too!

[@debbiehannah4817]

Genius! Thank you so much for this. I can’t wait to try it for a shrug. ❤

[@shipwaycrochet1827]

Good morning! Can you please comment the tutorial for the thermal stitch hat? I love ALL of your tutorials! Thank you for everything you do! You're amazing! 🧶❤️⚓️

[@BAGODAYCROCHET]

Thank you... kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIe6mqWlhrWDja8

[@jacquelineoneill4018]

Fascinating stitch, thanks.

[@melissaguthrie1254]

I am getting ready to start a hooded scarf with pockets and i think this would be great for the pockets, hkeep hands nice and toasty.

[@sugardiamond.]

Hi Crystal, this is such a great stitch. Just by coincident I had started making your thermal hat yesterday 😊

[@Kimmiejo_TheCrochetCabin]

I love this. Thanks Crystal

[@wysteria4J.9512]

Made a blanket with this pattern a few years ago. Still have it.

[@rachaelbailey4]

Great for making wallets 😊

[@gerlindesykes1790]

Wow, this is different. I might have to use some stitch markers until I get more confident as to which loop to use.

[@alikc25]

I like the stitch.

[@lindahep9160]

Soo pretty and thick thanks Krystal 😅 hope you and family had a great Christmas and look forward to new year celebrations Happy new year look forward to seeing more vlogs in 2024 from yourself 🎉🎉happy Blessed new year 😊❤

[@anthony32105]

Love this pattern

[@lorrainemorin]

Very interesting stitch

[@Derra-Lee]

Interesting stitch!

[@tonifannin4947]

That’s awesome! It would take some concentration on my part for sure.😵‍💫😂

[@nanakathleen541]

Thank you Crystal

[@downsizingontenacres.5927]

Looks nice and squishy!😊

[@gracejohnston2692]

Ive done a single crochet thermal stitch for potholders. Super tight n will never wear out with the cotton.

[@valeriemcgruder9392]

Looks very cushy. Thank you. I saw on one of the comments ti do two colors. Would you change every row? I will give this a try when I am more relaxed.

[@caroledwards7322]

Looks like a yarn eater 😮... first time I see this stitch..... interesting 😊

[@joannerusso4121]

This stitch will make a toasty hat and scarf set

[@TammyeHoney1]

Great scarf

[@Me_Ewe_and_Yarn_Cheryl]

I made my sister a hot pad to put her long baking tray on. I used the single crochet thermal stitch for it. I never got around to making one for myself because it took so darn long to make and I wasn't going to put my fingers through that again (the cotton felt like barb wire after a few rows 😂) Looks like I'll get one now because the DC thermal will go a lot quicker.

[@fionastube2011]

Try Dishie cotton from We Crochet/Little Knits. I’ve never had that problem with their cotton.

[@Me_Ewe_and_Yarn_Cheryl]

@@fionastube2011 Thanks for the recommendation.

[@dbwdbw7532]

Hope to make a potholder, mine are getting a bit tattered. Thanks.

[@coal.sparks]

Can you do the thermal stitch in something that's not rectangular, like a top-down hat? How do you do increases and decreases?

[@hobbiesandmoremaryking]

Beautiful

[@jalenzie]

I wonder how this would work up for a pullover or cardigan, hmmm. I think it would be extra warm and cozy, but maybe a little heavy ? Any thoughts ? Thank you again for a great stitch tutorial..❤

[@BAGODAYCROCHET]

I think that it would be awesome and warm! Great idea!

[@melissacottrill6535]

Hey hey!

[@joanneannese3433]

Can it be done in thd round easily? Thanks 🧡✌️

[@amydavis4945]

Concerning that last row (hiding the ridge): What I find is going by Crystal's method, it makes the top row just plain double crochet and you can tell it's "different". So I'm trying to come up with ways to "fix" that. The best I have found is IF I'm going to be making a blanket, I do that last row like Crystal did (using both front and back loops), but I do it with SINGLE crochet instead of double... then just continue all the way around with single crochet. That serves as the foundation for my border. OR, if I know my border is going to be double crochet, I do NOT work into both loops on that last row - I just do it as I've done all the others, and when I start my border, that's when I will pick up both loops of that last row. Hope this makes sense! [EDIT: Another option is just doing that last row by slip-stitching across it - picking up all 3 loops as Crystal showed, but using a somewhat loose slip stitch all the way across.]

[@GinnySmith700]

Would make a warm scarf.🧣

[@tracyyoung9565]

Fabulous!!😊

[@revagerrard]

I need some help can you help me? When I make a hat the seam becomes crooked on each row. As I start another row.