Hururu Stitch. Stunning 5D Japanese crochet pattern. Crochet

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How to crochet an original 5D crochet stitch! Stunning Japanese crochet pattern.
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[@crochet_now]

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[@amanishajay914]

Oh good I wanted to feel like a beginner again

[@Raponsie_Raps]

Lol!

[@Jscrogg0302]

What you said.

[@kristinbrown5683]

😂

[@30shebaby]

😂

[@lazybelphegore6748]

Yep-this one looks tough; I love to challenge my friend-so this may be our next project.

[@manicmuffin]

Watched the video waiting for the secret to breach multiple dimensions by crocheting

[@marianapoole9449]

😂

[@suzyb.4231]

This is very nice but why the thumb nail? I thought I was going to learn some new technique using all the yarn on the hook. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@ccflewellen]

I thought the same thing!

[@KittyCat260]

That's how I got sucked in too 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@DaniBummle]

Yeah it be like that

[@laurenfuerst8802]

It’s really just double crochets and chain stitches. It’s not too hard, just different placement. Really cool stitch, I can’t wait to try it out!

[@Illuminatelight]

Thank you. I have to comment though that the initial pic was using four colours at the same time, as that is what was shown. A little misleading. Also it would be very helpful if the finished product was shown right from the beginning. I do enjoy your videos.

[@barbaraedwards1536]

Yes that’s what I thought, a novel way of crocheting? But no it wasn’t, disappointing

[@MC-kj8uy]

This is basically a 2 row repeat. One of the rows is chains separated by scs; the other row is sets of (2dc-ch1-2dc). It's hard to start but once you get the rhythm it gets easier. This particular one uses 3 colors, which does complicate things; it's easier to do if you use just 2 colors, 2 rows of one color and 2 rows of the other. You get a double sided fabric that shows both colors but one will dominate, and it's gorgeous. It is thick though so try to work loosely, maybe go up a hook size. (I made a 2 color version of this, many years ago, in red and white; it was beautiful.) I hope that helps.

[@sterjulie]

Thanks for explaining this. My aunt used to make baby/reversible afghans like this. Now I can see how she did it. She only used two colors, so one side would be color 1 and the other side color 2. Stunning!

[@winstonchaychel]

It's "Interlock Crochet", just a fancy name to say "it looks different from the front and back, and all rows/rounds (depending on your project) interlock with each other". Interlock Crochet & Knitting can get pretty intricate looking and there are some stunning designs. Note: this is not to be confused with Entrelac knitting/crochet which is something different entirely.

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

Thank you for showing us how to change colors of yarn easily. Not everyone knows how to use this trick. Everyone had to start at the beginning. Though it is true that this is an old pattern, you are showing us a different way to make the stitches with colors. There is always something a wise person can learn, even from something they thought they'd mastered long ago. A wise man once said that only a fool thinks they know everything. A smart person can always find room in his mind for more and different knowledge. This is a very interesting way of combining chains with the shell stitch to create a more intricate pattern. I like this interlocking variation on the shell stitch a lot. The Japanese stitchers are very innovative and I am grateful for your bringing a few of their techniques for us to use to freshen up our stitch techniques. I enjoy the stitching techniques coming from Eastern Europe, the Slavic countries and even from Russian crochet artists. These are very beautiful! You are a wise person, indeed, searching the world to learn new techniques to pass them along to us. Many thanks to you! Please do not take any derogatory comments to heart. As I foolishly proved to you myself, we Americans can and often do say hurtful things to others. Many times we think that we know everything already and we can't be taught anything new. This is neither accurate or wise, for there are a great many things we in the States do not know. Sadly, common courtesy seems to be one thing we have yet to learn and one which we need to learn most of all. On behalf of these people and myself, I offer my most humble apology, dear teacher. As the greatest Teacher of them all said, "they know not what they do." If these folks think you are teaching something they already know, let them go find some channel which suits them better. We will not notice that they have left. I will stay right here, for I know that, even after crocheting for nearly sixty years, I have still not learned all there is to know about crochet! enjoy seeing and learning the new techniques, inventive applications and upgrades on older stitches when I have the opportunity to do so. You are doing well, teacher. Your videos are clear, precise and well made. You incorporate changes as we request them and your patterns are fresh and new. If there is a similarity to older stitches, we will see that there are subtle differences as we watch you. Your channels are enjoyable and informative. Don't allow "haters" to bother you. They say bad things about everyone. Just ignore them! They will stop their mean words when they see that you don't care. You have any students who appreciate you. Let the others find the reward their words will bring. Much love and gratitude from Tennessee.🌹🧶💖

[@suzannesenser607]

Well said❤

[@annettecook-campbell2398]

Bless you for saying exactly what I was thinking. Good job

[@azari_osaka]

speak and apologise for yourself

[@nimeryaspawnbrd1049]

over 15 minutes for a basic overlapping shell stitch... I'm confused and a bit disappointed. but if 5D implies that this stitch is textured and also transcends time and space it may not be entirely wrong, since it's presented as a Japanese novelty, but was actually quite common in the 50s and 60s here in Italy 😅

[@l34hlevi]

lmao i love this comment sm

[@GTaichou]

Ah yes, crochet with the five dimensions; point, line, space, time, and velocity. 😂 Jokes aside, this is a beautiful pattern, and I bet it feels amazing to the touch! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@user-vj2tw6yp8s]

I’m Japanese. I don’t know whether this is a Japanese crochet pattern or not,but I think white,green and pink colors are similar to “hishimochi” or “dango”(Japanese food).And it is so amazing that this pattern looks 5-D!! I will buy yarns and do this right now.

[@wendycharles9576]

This looks amazing and not as hard as it looks. It's an easy pattern to follow.

[@loesdevries152]

I'm so jealous of how consistently you can crochet! Like, my chain stitches are always one big mess, they tighten up too much so I can never crochet into them again

[@qwitchyy]

I have the same issue. The thing that’s helped me is to be conscious with loosening my tension. I’ll pause after every 5 or 10 chains to relax my hands and keep going.

[@BabalonNuit]

@@qwitchyy This. It's all about relaxing and letting up more.

[@AmberVaughan-lp3fp]

You just need stiffer yarn. Frilly stuff is pretty all balled up but if you are free styling or looking for a uniform pattern then it’s just a matter of proper density + hook size. Plus chain stitches don’t mean anything, they blend in after the second row.

[@PoesRaven1984]

One thing that helped me immensely before I cracked the chain tension mystery was to gauge up one or two hook sizes for my base starting chain, then switch to the recommended size hook. This keeps your foundation chain nice and loose so you can easily crochet into it with the smaller hook!

[@scootermom1791]

You can actually get a tool online (or in a local craft store depending on your location) that helps you with your tension. It's a ring that you wear on your pointer finger that you thread the yarn through before you start crocheting. Most of the rings are cute enough to wear just for the fun of it! They aren't that expensive. Just search for "tension ring" or "yarn guide ring," and you should find something that works for you. I used to have super tight stitches as well. In fact, I still struggle with this sometimes (don't crochet when you're angry...lol). The above comments give a lot of good advice to solve this problem, too. 😊

[@barbaraedwards1536]

I do wish these patterns would show the finished product first, then you can decide whether you want to do it or not?

[@ItsNessaTho]

Just skip to the end of the video?

[@irmar]

YES!

[@panajotov]

@1 StrangePuppy Sometimes people watch videos on their phones. Have you ever done that? It can be iffy on some of them. And no need to be an arse if someone gives a criticism that is completely valid.

[@yazdhenab.]

This is not the point of the video, the crochetter just show you a stitch, it's up to you for using to make a blanket or a shawl.

[@YukonAML]

@@panajotov you can still skip ahead on your phone.. I did 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@natashafleming5990]

Beautiful, firm stitch. Might make squares and sew them together for a throw, using beige, white and burnt orange.

[@jackieostrander9667]

This makes me wish I could crochet better.

[@tanyaandelvis2698]

Take it slowly step by step you will be able to do it 👍🏻 that’s how I learnt to crochet

[@kimberlypatton9634]

Keep trying,keep learning! I am self taught and learned from books and other crocheters- pre internet! I was determined ,at 14 in 1974,to teach myself to crochet with fine threads - doilies etc...and I just kept learning from my mistakes and from other crocheters- who came into my life like my mother in law! Just jump in and don't be intimidated!

[@MelissaThompson432]

The hardest part about this pattern is remembering where you are. Really the only way to get it is to do it. Start with some yarn you don't mind throwing away, learn the pattern, and then start over with good yarn.

[@katzsmith1781]

Practice practice practice

[@apoorva745]

Same here....! I just get list in those holes 😖😖😖

[@CreationsOfParadis]

Reminds me a lot of the reversible crochet patterns I've seen/done in my 20 years crocheting. 411, I also have a LOT of books from the early 1900s that were passed down to me from my great grandmother. I have some handwritten patterns from my great great grandmother back from the mid to late 1800s.

[@thendisnearsone]

Wow, that precious collection must be amazing❤

[@arsey1833]

lucky

[@kntslayer3039]

Aw ! ❤ thats special

[@twodogzdogue8710]

Did the books have any sewing patterns? I had a beautiful round plump dusty pink satin cushion that had concertina material kind of folded over on each fold over a bit of the next fold, sort of like a fan effect & gathered in the center with a satin round button (that doesn't actually describe it very well & im not sure if you know what i mean or what the pattern would be called) but it was so old & delicate the material started falling apart & very old small loose foam was falling out & couldn't even salvage the satin to try to unpick it to try & see how some very talented lady made it with a lot of love. I really loved the way it looked & miss the old ways & the beautiful crafts that we don't see much of anymore. PS I subscribed to your utube channel :) cheerio from Australia 🇦🇺

[@mollyfairchild8761]

\What blessing! It's so sad these skills many thought so necessary are hardly done anymore & are nearly lost art forms I respectfully suggest you have ALll pages copied to let people see & preserve origonalssss

[@Mrs.Silversmith]

Are we all just going to avoid commenting on the fact that this crochet stitch apparently has the power to break the laws of physics.....its just too dangerous for us mere mortals

[@jenniferharris1280]

things go missing in the space-time continuum around me constantly. i guess we can work with this safely in the chaos front i live in.

[@KatrinaRoseT]

This could be the stitch in time.

[@kathleenkalman4796]

🤣😂 great comments ❗

[@MayimHastings]

This is beautiful, and you did a fabulous job of showing each step, keeping a slow and steady pace for us so it is easy to follow along. I think that once people actually crochet along with you they will realize that it's quite easy after all! 💚🙏🕊

[@cheryl-annemarais6331]

Not sure this can be called 5D pattern, but rather and interesting pattern well displayed by the use of four colours.

[@eldritchyarnbeing3295]

i made a swatch with a thicker yarn and realized this is perfect for a weighted blanket!😍 thank you!

[@gretchendawson6768]

This would make the most beautiful baby blanket in the world 😍

[@crochet_now]

Thank you!

[@Flowergal]

This may be the best crochet video ever. Mesmerizing but easy to follow. So satisfying to see the pattern emerge from the beautiful stitches!

[@crochet_now]

Thank you!

[@kurtisburtis]

A very pretty stitch that looks like it would make a warm fabric.

[@crochet_now]

Thank you!

[@sheilatagg2699]

Thank you for showing us this stitch. You didn't hurry and have is time to see what you weredoing.

[@amyjoschroeder8640]

Beautiful! I could see this used for cute boot cuffs, fingerless mitts, maybe a fancy edging on a blanket. Thanks for sharing.

[@flomaje1J]

Also I would make it long fold it in half stitch the edges and get myself a nice handbag

[@DoomieGaming]

Oh my gosh, I would definitely love to make an entire afghan using this stitch. Thank you for the wonderful tutorial! Keep up the great work!

[@catmomjewett]

That was truly zen. I love crochet, but I always tightened up until it was a mess. Didn’t pursue it. Watching you crochet is very calming and satisfying. Thank you. 💛

[@epena2805]

@catmom Jewett - crochet is the thing that calms me down (and perhaps a glass of wine🍷) Ten minutes later an hour has gone by and my mood has become calm again. 🥰

[@amyrobinson4713]

It's "just" a 2 row repeat, but it surely is quite intricate. Thank you for the tutorial. Although I don't see myself doing this, I know someone out there will. Please keep posting your beautiful creations!

[@kaimudaking2376]

That texture has gotta feel fantastic

[@marjorambee3521]

I'm not sure this counts as a 5th dimension, but it is nice.

[@rcrob7616]

Lol, I was waiting on this comment 😂

[@lotusasche4183]

I read the comments and I believe that many of you are missing the "5d" aspect!! True that there are waves, however as an artist myself. One side looks like it has hearts bug and small!! 5D means that it holds multidimensional look with different patterns using the same materials and colors that can be manipulated to give it a different texture and style depending on the viewer in how they perceive it. Since I also crochet and have inherited it from my mom, i prefer simple patterns but I am willing enough to try new techniques and gain a headache or two. I dare anyone to sit down make a mandala Afghan, my mom sure as hell did and I could see her struggle with it despite her years of experience! And she did two of them none the less, still a feat though. Every pattern has its ups and downs, hard complicated parts and easy ones. Its through doing a pattern, you start to appreciate and see it come to life as you work through it.

[@MeemsKaso]

Just beautiful. Your method was easy to follow. I’ve got almost every stitch written out. Almost there. I love working with smaller hooks & this yarn. Thank you❤

[@onlylauren59]

Thank you for taking the time to share your work. Just ignore the petty

[@lizs179]

HOW is this 5D???

[@yabuzagardens366]

I appreciate the calming transcendental peaceful meditation music while I crochet. Crocheting is relaxing for me & the music choice further helps me to forget about the madness in the world. Fantastic music choice.

[@mewthicus]

Very pretty layered shells.

[@paulawigell55]

Lovely! What a nice stitch for a blanket, shawl or sweater. Thank you!

[@crochet_now]

Thank you!

[@chemara]

I am between beginner and advanced beginner. Thank you for the easy to follow video, and not rushing throughout the process.

[@Maiasatara]

EASY??? In what world?

[@sleepychamaeleon]

Oh, that's clever! I found your demo quite easy to follow, thanks. I might try it in black and white for maximum drama!

[@latetotheparty4785]

This yarn splits a lot, I feel for the artist.

[@lms1068]

Wow that looks beautiful, now I just need to learn to crochet.

[@Sblack397]

So beautiful. I can't wait to attempt this. I just learned to crochet and that looks so simple to do.

[@tansiwolf8281]

Making an afghan for my son with different stitches every few rows, definitely going to add this :D

[@jackieswales8725]

This is absolutely beautiful pattern of crochet!!!

[@stringchz]

This is such an interesting pattern. Thank you for sharing. I will have to try it for my next blanket!

[@enchantedcrane6328]

I've never done crochet before and i have no fucking clue what's happening but hey it's pretty

[@Emmitagarcia]

It's never too late to start. I love crocheting, it only takes some practice.

[@stluanne]

You're on KZbin! You can learn almost anything. In the KZbin search function, search for "Crochet for absolute beginners." Get a skein of inexpensive acrylic yarn in a medium weight (look for a "4" on the label) and buy a cheap, aluminum crochet hook in size 4.5mm or 5mm. Then just follow along and don't get frustrated before you've learned to do a simple rectangle of basic stitches with fairly even sides and not-too-tight stitches. It takes some practice, but once you learn the basics - they are easy! - you will love it!

[@kellybraun7048]

It’s soothing to watch.

[@Susirajantakaa]

@@stluanne Sounds so easy when you tell like this ☺ When I was at school we (tried) to crochet a square pot holder. Mine end up looking like a kippah 😆

[@lindajohnson3272]

😂😂fair enough!

[@julibeswick-valentine3690]

What a beautiful pattern and beautiful, relaxing music. ❤

[@niklitis]

This is so pretty! I have some projects I think I’ll use this on!

[@rebeccalewis9480]

Very pretty and very thick. It would make a nice heavy blanket. ❤❤❤Thanks for sharing.

[@lindaberg1695]

What a beautiful pattern! I can see how it would work for many items. The first that comes to mind to me is that it would make a beautiful dishcloth pattern. Well done, thanks!

[@crochet_now]

Thank you!

[@maddilong135]

I’m sorry……. What? When ppl create new stitches do they just stick their hook in different parts of the work and see what happens?

[@LGreg307]

Yes. I do that but with patterns.

[@user-oi6jm5wg6v]

Freeform crochet

[@buckyxcharms]

...how else are new stitches supposed to be made?

[@lorrihernandez341]

What a beautiful design!

[@crochet_now]

Thank you!

[@cherylmiller4591]

I hope my battery doesn’t run out from my having to replay so many times!!! excellent video, beautiful stitch.

[@cathybiggerstaff5680]

That's an amazing stitch. Love the outcome.

[@grumpynanny7402]

I’m making a blanket from squares made from different stitches. Knitting and crochet, I can use this pattern for a few squares. Reminds me of my grans crotcheting a doily . Thank you .

[@ryokomos]

Not only is it really pretty but now I am craving dango 😄

[@maggieguerrero7260]

What a beautiful pattern. Can’t wait to try this! ❤

[@poeticrockstarr6875]

Thankyou. This was so easy to follow, the different colours helped a lot. I love to see new ways to create fabrics and this one would make a very warm blanket or coat.

[@TinaBrewer-fe8gj]

A coat would be beautiful!

[@ramblamb4522]

I am so confused but so happy to be confused, this is amazing ❤❤❤

[@IsyAweigh]

This is lovely! I'm expanding my color-work skills (such as they are 😏) and I really enjoy the visual & tactile texture here. The music is soothing and helps me focus. Thank you for posting this! I'm downloading it for offline reference!

[@joanndunn5987]

That’s very pretty love the colors!

[@RockyRacoon123]

Nice pattern! Would look great in any number of colors.

[@RavenVargas27]

Gorgeous and I love the colors

[@sadsquishyboy]

I’m sure the tutorial is great, but the music was so relaxing I actually fell asleep

[@mous279]

كم احب الحرف اليدويه واعشقها ولا استطيع العيش بدونها هذا جميل ومريح للاعصاب

[@janetroberts5598]

Wow thats wicked I will definitely be having a go at that I love it and very clear instructions too

[@patricialacroix1645]

What a great job and this looks so amazing thank you

[@sunitafisher4758]

🌸 you can make lots of squares to form nice blanket, connect each square with dark blue colour which will offset all of the lighter colours, it will make it pop 🎉

[@journette]

Oooh thanks for this. I was thinking about how to use it because it’s a very thick and sturdy product at the end and normally I make soft fluffy shawls and scarves. 😅

[@peanut7920]

Wow, thats beautiful! Will definitely give this a shot!

[@lillithwalker1167]

This is stunning and the colors are gorgeous. Thank you for sharing!

[@REDDATT302008]

AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

[@jackierios2723]

I made this blanket for a dear friend of mines first grandbaby ..she LOVED it , thank you for the inspiration , and the calming video! I have come back just to watch when I get worked up

[@kathyreed6841]

Looks beautiful

[@yoreenvanschaik9687]

I love this pattern! It's soooooo beautiful! Thank you for this video! ❤️ ❤️

[@crochet_now]

Thank you!

[@MsBellaNightshade]

Gorgeous 🥰, thank you so much for sharing.❤

[@alinawesley4768]

The music 🎶 is a bit annoying. I had to watch it with the volume down.

[@knitlover1]

This is beautiful! Thanks for sharing it.

[@jackierios2723]

Love this I am going to do it I was looking for a challenge! Thank you!

[@sarahlee988]

Beautiful! Love it and thank you for sharing

[@jynth]

Wow! That’s beautiful!

[@EmL-kg5gn]

Thank you for sharing this!!! It’s so pretty and it’s really easy to follow what you’re doing

[@crochet_now]

Thank you!

[@suckerforundertaleandmusic4747]

The first 3 colors just reminded me of Mitsuri Kanroji from Demon Slayer, but I love the end result, very pretty!

[@crochet_now]

Thank you!

[@Janell136]

Very pretty stitch, thank you!

[@amandamiergarza2243]

so so pretty

[@crochet_now]

Thank you!

[@user-st1ru6kc9k]

Hi, Thank you for sharing this absolutely gorgeous stitch, I love the detail. 🧶💗🙏🏼😻

[@charitysheppard4549]

That pattern is gorgeous, but geeze my skills aren't that good.

[@kbree4484]

How BEAUTIFUL !! 😍

[@dotesondots]

How gorgeous!

[@crochet_now]

Thank you!

[@cherylmcmillan3644]

This is beautiful!

[@Xiassen]

I wasn't convinced since its mostly granny stitches until seeing the finished product

[@chanchan5349]

Really nice technique. I’m so impressed. Makes me want to study your techniques and try harder to improve my own. ❤

[@janicerstone1872]

Excellent demonstration. So easy to follow.

[@crochet_now]

Thank you!

[@missvagalume]

This is very beautiful!!!

[@kathmc30]

Found it easier to write down the pattern as it went along with little notes on technique etc, then can do it at own pace as you learn

[@mindylafler3456]

So, a modified shell stitch. How do you deal with all the ends of the yarns? Do you cut them, or run them up the side? If you run the ends up the side, how do you finish the sides so that these loose strands don't catch on everything? It's a very pretty pattern, but these finishing steps are always on my mind. Having been a crocheter since the age of 8, dealing with strands and edges are very much part of a patterns' finished look.

[@rhawniegonzales7568]

you've crocheted since you were 8 and you dont know how to weave in the ends and add a border of your choosing?

[@anettebianca6855]

@@rhawniegonzales7568 yeah - confused me too - can't figure it out for yourself? #What

[@crochet_now]

I cut off the colored ones, not the white ones. When I cut off, I carefully hide the ends of the threads with a needle. I tie the edges with single crochets, then you can tie any border. I do not know English well, I use a translator.

[@sashabell4700]

I bring the ones dropped up the border when I have had more than one color skein. And when an end has to be cut I run it across the row to crochet. Once a border is around it all, it helps hide all. Any sewn in ends I find easier to use a large plastic needle. There is a product as well to help keep ends stay hidden. I take the skeins and start making a ball, to assure not knots or weak places before I start. Plus it’s just easier in the long run. If you think you can find a piece of the yarn you put in a border later, that yarn can be used to mend it later on if need be. Learned tips from old crochet magazines.

[@maitiasagras9148]

...sehe Dich zum ersten Mal. Häkel selbst auch... Eine wundervolle Arbeit! Vielen Dank dafür.

[@caspiablue6605]

Great video! It was really helpful and explained things clearly. I would suggest watching on mute though. The music choice was not good.

[@lesliesmith2889]

Absolutely lovely!!