Granny Stripe Simplified | Perfect Beginner Pattern!

[@PlayHookywithMe]

This was a requested video for the classic granny stripe. This is a timeless stitch that is perfect for beginners as well as a staple for seasoned crocheters. I'm going to be sharing how to design your own sampler blanket very soon and this would be a great stitch to be included. xx

[@eeshaw]

Thank you so so much for this tutorial .. I will start this tomorrow am ... I am so thankful for your channel ... God bless you...

[@PlayHookywithMe]

@@eeshaw thank you so much , that means the world to me 🧶💕

[@deborahthomas3539]

I started a blanket with v-stitches. I was thinking there’s too much space, then I came across your video! I promised my husband I wouldn’t frog the first 2 rows I’ve done. So, thanks to your instructions, I’ll have the granny clusters through the whole blanket except the first two and last two. That way it’ll be uniform. Thank you so much. The granny clusters will look better. 👍🏼

[@deborahthomas3539]

Your videos are the easiest to follow. I’ve been learning, by watching videos, for many years.

[@PlayHookywithMe]

@@deborahthomas3539 much appreciated, thank you for saying that 💕

[@virginiacraig5545]

I forgot to thank you for telling us about using a larger hook for the basic chain. It helps so much! I will do this from now on. Never too old to learn something new (I’ll be 84 in December) thank you for all your clear instructions!

[@PlayHookywithMe]

So glad it helped 😀👏🏻❤️

[@JulieYoung-t1j]

It's been a while since I have worked on this pattern. I needed a refresher. Sometimes, we need those nice relaxing patterns to work on, and this was perfect.

[@PlayHookywithMe]

For sure ! Thanks for watching 💕

[@Mary20002]

I truly appreciate your “clear” instructions some people just aren’t good instructors truly I know what I am saying. I am a teacher and I know not all teachers know how to properly pass on knowledge to their students. You are very good. Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👏👏💕

[@PlayHookywithMe]

What a huge compliment, I’m honored, thank you ! 😀💕💕

[@monicaabrell1583]

I am in heaven working my granny stripe blanket! Thank you so much. Love your tutorials!

[@PlayHookywithMe]

So happy to read this, thank you 😀👏🏻💕

[@cherryblossom4299]

I just now stumbled upon your channel, because I was looking for blanket patterns to crochet. I’m absolutely blown away by your presentation! You have the sweetest voice, very calm and welcoming. Your instructions are so detailed and precise. Thank you, thank you, for sharing your expertise with us. After looking through all your patterns, I’m on a mission to make every one of them! 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐 (Of course I subscribed 😊)

[@PlayHookywithMe]

You are too kind, thank you for the support! 😀🧶💕💕💕

[@Mary20002]

I’m not a beginner but I may do this stitch because I love 💕the granny stitch..I need to make a blanket and fast that’s why I love the granny one..thanks for sharing 👍

[@PlayHookywithMe]

I love everything granny square! 🙌🏻💕🧶

[@barbarac15]

Thanks for making this so easy. I think it’s how you explained the edges. Placing the last stitches in the spaces makes it easier to see the pattern 😊🧶

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Great, I’m glad that helped 🧶💕

[@lisakellett3366]

Thank you for simplifying this!! It's such a classic and I love all of your color choices with your projects. 🌸

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thanks so much 💕

[@jean-jn3nq]

Oh and forgot to add the Time Stamps! This channel really does have everything ♥️

[@louisegriffith1088]

I love your verbal instructions. They are easy to follow. I am going to use variable yarn for a boy Thank you.

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Oh that will be lovely 🤗 🧶💕

[@EliseRoseCrochet]

I love granny stripes!! Love the colors you used for this one!!! Great tutorial! 🌷

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you so much , Elise! 💕💕

[@bon.6971]

Thank you so much. I used your video to make a blanket ages ago and came back for a refresher for a scarf. This video is saved now so I don't lose it! ❤

[@PlayHookywithMe]

That’s so great, thank you for telling me! 😀❤️

[@remondaattef2253]

I started a blanket using your instructions. Thank you soo much❤❤ it was easy to follow.🙏🙏 Love your work. ❤❤❤

[@PlayHookywithMe]

So glad , that makes me happy. Thanks for watching ❤️

[@jeanetteDK]

you are really good at making guides, thank you very much hugs from Denmark

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you ! 😀🧶💕

[@GRACIELA5308]

Very clear explanation I love the way you present the stitches of the pattern Thank you so much ♥️

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you so much 😀

[@pabbyvaughan2377]

I used this to make a rectangular prayer shawl. It turned out great. I will definitely use this pattern in the future. Thanks

[@PlayHookywithMe]

That’s wonderful 👏🏻💕

[@Elixabeth]

I just finished one of these, and about to start another! The in-laws are getting blankets for Christmas 😊

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Fabulous 🥰🤩

[@LindaIrwin7328]

Another wonderful and calming tutorial. You have amazing tutorials. I love them so much. Thank you!! May God bless you abundantly for blessing us. Have a wonderful weekend. 😊💖

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you so much 🙏🏻💕

[@mycrochetstory7169]

I love the granny stitch!!! It is so versatile!!!

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Same! 😀🙌🏻❤️❤️

[@Mama-dj6mi]

Thankyou!!! Thankyou!!! Thankyou!!! Without this video, I'd not be making scarves to donate to a local charity for homeless women & children ❤️ xxxx

[@PlayHookywithMe]

That’s lovely 😀💕 I’m so happy the video helped 🧶💕

[@jihansh]

Thank you! Starting mine now. You just solved a dilemma i had in my head ❤

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Oh good 😀👏🏻

[@angelabirkett9671]

Good morning Roz . Thanks for today's lesson as usual very helpful & well done . Sometimes I run into problems when crocheting in a straight line coming to the end & turning , so this is great . Have a good day.

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Awesome, Angela, I’m glad you found some use in the video 🧶💕 thank you

[@donnawilliamson7393]

Thank you so much for tip about using a larger hook for the base chain!

[@PlayHookywithMe]

So glad it helped! 😀🧶💕

[@deborahm4484]

Thank you for showing this I'm. Not a beginner but it's great to get a refresher.. I love the granny.. So versatile. Love your channel.. 💙💙

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you ! 😀🧶💕

[@rosales5925]

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[@jean-jn3nq]

Yay!!! Another super clear tutorial right in time for an Autumn granny square blanket 😊

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Yay! ❤️

[@christinerakoz]

First time Grannt stitch for me and you made it looks so so easy! Thank you🥰

[@PlayHookywithMe]

So glad 💕😀

[@virginiacraig5545]

Thank you for all of your videos. You are so easy to follow! I love the granny square stripe!!!

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you ! 😀💕

[@Rose.Gold777]

Thank you for teaching me as well I will be making a baby blanket in this pattern I love it 🥰💕🎉🎉

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you! 😀💕🧶

[@jennierollins8789]

I am going to love working this stitch. 🌍☮️🌲

[@PlayHookywithMe]

It’s such a relaxing one 👍🏻💕

[@jennierollins8789]

Yes, I can see that and it is beautiful when done. ❤

[@lisal9633]

Thank you so much for making this easy to follow tutorial. I make lots of granny lapghans but i have been looking for something like this. Thanks so much.🙂i am going to make a baby blanket in shades of pink😉

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Oh how lovely 😀 I’m sure it will be beautiful. I’m glad you found the video useful 🧶💕

[@mygeorge1951]

Thank you for teaching this beginner! 😊

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you !

[@brendahelmer9956]

Thank you for showing me I'm definitely going to do this I like that very nice

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you, Brenda 💕

[@skipranirani9817]

This is my favourite and I’m making a blanket at the moment 😊😊

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Lovely! 😀🧶💕

[@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ]

I can't watch now but excited for later. I saved the tutorial. Thumbs up

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you , Marcia! 😀💕

[@merlemcdonald2397]

Making baby hats for newborn babies at the hospital,easy is fine so I can whip up in no time thanks for sharing

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Excellent 😀💕

[@prairiefarmgirl]

Excellent tutorial- love your videos they are very helpful.

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you so much 😀🧶💕

[@EnlightenedFlamingo]

I'm new, so I'm gonna save this for a little later. I'm still easily confused with deciphering chains & stitches for some things. Also, I'm positive I'd get mixed up with doing the 2 then 1 & it would probably end up wonky! This is so pretty, though, one day...

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Great idea, you’ll be amazed at your progress if you keep at it. It just takes time for these things to click . One step at a time 👏🏻👏🏻💕

[@suekayknits4284]

Love the blanket, thanks again for another great tutorial. Trying to make one now for charity with my scraps. One question - I noticed some patterns tell you to do three DC at end of the row, others like yours say 2. Does it give a different look. Otherwise everything else is the same. I have used so many of your tutorial to make really beautiful blankets. I appreciate all your work that goes into the videos you make.

[@PlayHookywithMe]

So glad the videos are helping! I’m not really sure on that since I’ve only ever seen the 2/1/2//1 method when I was learning myself. I’d assume this version would give a straighter edge but I recommend making a small swatch of both versions to see what you like better . That’s always the best way to know for sure 💕

[@goswamigeeta]

Simply beautiful!

[@rebirthstudio]

Thank you so much you made it so easy to understand 🎉

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Appreciate it ❤️

[@vadec5909]

Thank you excellent job

[@debrawolleycrochet]

This another project I need to add to my to do list.

[@PlayHookywithMe]

It’s so easy and works up quickly 🙌🏻💕

[@arlenacampbell7671]

Thank you I love this

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you, Arlena 💕

[@trishbresolin8212]

Great explanation of the stitch!

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Appreciate it! 😀🧶💕

[@JuliaGray-k1s]

Thank you ❤

[@MiMiLovesCrochet]

Love this video ❤

[@dupa6868]

Heyyy❤ thanks a tonn for this video! I have one doubt, I would like to make this pattern the sleeves for my granny square crochet cardigan! How can I join both the ends together to make a cylindrical shape for the sleeves thank u❤

[@PlayHookywithMe]

I haven’t made sleeves before so I’m not the best person to answer this. I’d recommend you look at a few granny stitch cardigans or ask a KZbin creator that makes clothing. 💕

[@dupa6868]

@@PlayHookywithMe sure thanks a tonn for replying ❤️🤞🏻

[@lisakellett3366]

What a lovely blanket! I can't wait to start one using your tutorial. Can you recommend a yarn similar to the one used in this tutorial as it has been discontinued which is a bummer.

[@PlayHookywithMe]

That is such a shame , I know . It’s a polyester yarn but another brand doesn’t spring to mind. However if you check the yarn labels and it says 100% polyester, you’ll be getting the same type of yarn finish 💕

[@lisakellett3366]

@@PlayHookywithMe thank you!

[@hauntedraven7326]

Thankyou so much for sharing video...

[@jennyjill0523]

Such a classic!

[@katkelly9453]

Wonderful tutorial. Thank you. What yarn are you using please ? The colors are beautiful. Thanks again

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you ! This is called Créme Cotton by Loops & Threads. I got it at Michaels. I’m not sure they still carry it, though 😕 I hope you can find it. It’s a cotton, nylon blend.

[@katkelly9453]

Thank you. I went and picked some up. Beautiful

[@krmyna1]

Many thanks to share. 👌🤝🏻

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Thank you too 🤗❤️

[@mariamnookin7408]

Hello! Thank you for this video. I’m making my first blanket from this tutorial, and have one question: when changing colors, do you double-knot those loose ends before weaving in, or just single-knot them? I’m on row 4, the knot is coming loose. Should I weave them in as I go? TIA!😄

[@PlayHookywithMe]

I like to double knot them right before weaving in. I don’t double knot at first, just in case I’ve made a mistake and need to pull it out. I usually weave in after a few rows , that way I don’t have to do it all at the end. 🥵 Hope that helps 🧶💕

[@annitagalvan9049]

Hi, thank you for this tutorial, it's just for me 😊 I will definitely give it a try. Rather a silly question, why do we call it "granny stitch"?? 😊 Does it have to do with a stitch that our grandmother used to do? 😊

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Great question! I have no idea why and the history of the granny square doesn’t really give a definitive answer. Supposedly it was because grannies were making them because of the ease of the square even with poor eyesight but gosh , could that really be the reason? If anyone knows for sure , please share! 💕

[@carlaabercrombie1443]

Love this. What type of yarn are you using?

[@PlayHookywithMe]

This is crème cotton by loops & threads . I bought it at Michaels .

[@Omahitrifolium]

I knew how to do the granny cluster, but then I forgot how to do it and some how learned how to do a scalloped edge--- how do I get back to the granny cluster? Do I need to just add an extra loop after the double one? The terms are so confusing, I learn best by watching thank you so much for the video 🥺

[@PlayHookywithMe]

I’m not really sure how to answer that. I recommend you rewatch tutorials on both and see where you are mixing them up and write a bit for yourself 💕💕 I have old lady brain and have to do that all the time 😆

[@Omahitrifolium]

@PlayHookywithMe I believe I got it, if I'm just doing the granny cluster stripe then I'm good for what I'm working on, it's just like how I was doing the scallops only just three doubles at a time instead of 5

[@PlayHookywithMe]

@@Omahitrifolium there you go 😀👏🏻👍🏻💕

[@helennicoleflores]

When I make blankets I just measure the foundation chain until it is about 4 inches longer than I want just because it will get a little shorter once you work some stitches into the foundation or starting chain. As far as length, just continue rows until you get as long as you want. In regard to following patterns that call for a specific number of stitches, you can look at the stitch pattern and figure out if you need an even number to get a straight corner, or an odd number. Say I'm doing a stitch pattern with 3 row repeat and double crochet clusters like this video, I will take into account my starting stitch being placed in thr 3rd chain so I'll want to add 3 more stitches once I have my final number of chains. I'm so sorry I'm terrible at explaining things 😅

[@PlayHookywithMe]

It’s well explained 👏🏻💕

[@elizabethh4542]

Great tutorial! If I want smaller holes, would I be able to just skip one space instead of the two between all the clusters? Thanks!

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Possibly, but remember this is worked in a multiple of 3 so you’ll have to double check the math and see if it still works if you only skip 1 instead of 2 . You might find that this distorts on you and starts curling up . But the only way to know is to do a test swatch for yourself and see . And I’d recommend that .🙂

[@elizabethh4542]

@@PlayHookywithMe it did distort it! You were right!

[@ljtennyson6722]

if i wanted to make this into a blanket, how many should i chain for a foundation chain?

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Choose a blanket size that you want to make (Google has a bunch of lists to choose from) and then using a tape measure, chain along using the width. 💕

[@tanyakane7735]

How many chains would you recommend for a lap blanket?

[@PlayHookywithMe]

I recommend grabbing a tape measure and just chaining to the width of a lap blanket . 36x48 inches is a standard size but you can Google it for other sizes. 💕

[@richatuteja3757]

What yarn is that, it looks beautiful!

[@PlayHookywithMe]

It's called Créme Cotton by Loops & Threads. I got it at Michaels. Here's a link to one of the colors but it will show you options for the rest... www.anrdoezrs.net/click-100216280-13492653?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.michaels.com%2Fproduct%2Flt-creme-cotton-flamingo-10663320&cjsku=10663320

[@lovinglanguages1]

Thank you Roz, for this tutorial but I’m still struggling because I don’t understand the multiples. How many chain stitches do I need to crochet a blanket that is 64” wide? I know that sounds like a big one…because it is. My son is 6’1 tall at 16yr and wants a blanket he can wrap himself in, better than store bought with are usually too short for his long legs! He still growing, so this blanket needs to be big enough for him to have room to grow in. 😂😂🤣 would you please do a video on how to figure out multiples? This is my biggest problem with learning how to crochet; is learning how to make the correct amount of stitches. Can tell you how many blankets I’ve had to whip out because the multiples were wrong and then I get so frustrated, I’m like, forget it and frog it back and put it in the closet.

[@lovinglanguages1]

Thank you, for this tutorial but I’m still struggling because I don’t understand the multiples. How many chain stitches do I need to crochet a blanket that is 64” wide? I know that sounds like a big one…because it is. My son is 6’1 tall at 16yr and wants a blanket he can wrap himself in, better than store bought with are usually too short for his long legs! He still growing, so this blanket needs to be big enough for him to have room to grow in. 😂😂🤣 would you please do a video on how to figure out multiples? This is my biggest problem with learning how to crochet; is learning how to make the correct amount of stitches. Can tell you how many blankets I’ve had to whip out because the multiples were wrong and then I get so frustrated, I’m like, forget it and frog it back and put it in the closet.

[@PlayHookywithMe]

It’s much easier than you think for multiples so not to worry. The easiest way is to get yourself a tape measure so that you can check when you’re getting close to the measurement you want. For example, you want yours to reach 64” and the multiple for this pattern is 3 +1. Ignore the plus 1 until the very end. Keep chaining in multiples of 3 until you get close to you 64 inch mark. Use your tape measure. 3,6,9, 12, 15…. Another way you can do it is, chain until you reach your 64 inches and count how many chains you have. See if you can divide it by 3 (since that’s the multiple for this pattern) If it can’t , then add or take a chain away to make sure it does. THEN when you’re all set with that , add your plus 1 chain. That’s to help you make that first stitch and keep the multiple accurate. Hope that makes sense but if not , let me know ❤️

[@lovinglanguages1]

@@PlayHookywithMeTHANK YOU so much for replying! It made sense! I finally get it!❤

[@bevs5kids]

I would love to attempt making this for my bed, how do I know how long to make the chain? Do I just do the chain in multiples of 3 + 1 until it’s long enough for the width and down the sides if that makes any sense. Thank you.

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Yes , you’re going to focus on the width you want it to be then just keep working rows until it reaches the height you want it. For the chains it would be 3, 3, 3 all the way across then 1 more at the very end . However, I have one that is even easier than this one which is just a 1 row repeat. Check it out here . It’s the exact same stitch but an easier stitch count to follow. One Row Repeats for Instant RELAXATION 🧶 kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6O0nJeFq9unsK8

[@bevs5kids]

@ , thank you so much…

[@Runningbox61]

love the pattern but wonder if you have a pdf to print out each step.

[@PlayHookywithMe]

I’m sorry I don’t but this is a classic stitch that I’m sure you can find elsewhere. I do intend to create a blog at some point. 💕

[@BookLover213]

Hi, i was just wondering how many chains you would do for your foundation chain if you are going to make a throw blanket

[@PlayHookywithMe]

It would depend on what yarn and hook size you’re using. I recommend you chain up to the width of a throw blanket and you’ll be good to go. 50 x 60 inches is a standard throw so chain up to 50 inches. 👍🏻💕

[@retiredgrandma2102]

My starter row looks like a snake all curled up. What am I doing wrong?

[@PlayHookywithMe]

I’m Not quite sure but it sounds like you might be making your chains too tight. 💕

[@TinaW1983]

Mine keep curling up too. I've undone the whole thing Three times and it still curls up.

[@LaundryFaerie]

What sometimes helps, especially if you tend to crochet tightly, is to go up a hook size just for the foundation chain. Another thing I will do is chain a few stitches and gently pull to put them all into alignment, as foundation chains do have a tendency to curl. If the foundation chain is really wonky, I will sometimes turn and do a row of single crochets across the top before I start the pattern.

[@CassieSchofield]

If I want to do this is lapblanky or throw how many do you suggest I chain in beginning?!

[@PlayHookywithMe]

It will depend on your yarn and hook size so it’s hard to say. A good size for a lap blanket is 3x4 ft and 4x5 Ft . I would recommend getting a ruler or tape measure and make chain until you reach the measurement you like best 💕

[@babsaroo1]

Do you think this would make a nice baby blanket? What size hook would I use?

[@PlayHookywithMe]

It would be perfect for a baby blanket😀. I’d recommend a weight 3 or 4 yarn with a 4-5 mm hook This sample was made with a wt 4 yarn and 4mm hook 💕

[@goldyyarde7022]

Mam thank you very much. I have Kearny something .

[@PlayHookywithMe]

I’m so glad 🧶❤️

[@julieholleran974]

Why do i have such big holes in between clusters???Mine looks so loose and saggy... thanks from a neophyte crocheter Julierose

[@PlayHookywithMe]

It’s hard to say for sure without seeing it but it sounds like a tension issue. If you are a loose crocheter , you might want to try a smaller hook size to counteract that. I’m a tight crocheter so I usually have to go up a hook size. See if that helps 💕🧶

[@julieholleran974]

@@PlayHookywithMe I switched down to a smaller hook and that is helping a lot--thanks so much

[@НатальяБабаянц-з5ъ]

Какая прелесть

[@Psychopathmara906]

Mine keeps increasing in length and I do the exact same thing you’re describing

[@PlayHookywithMe]

You’re counting your stitches after every row?

[@Psychopathmara906]

@@PlayHookywithMe yes I count The length just keeps increasing no matter I do. I need 26 inches for my pattern and it jumps an inch after every row

[@Psychopathmara906]

@@PlayHookywithMe I messaged you on instagram

[@tarrynbell5734]

how many chains should you have at the beginning to make a twin size blanket?

[@PlayHookywithMe]

Just as many as you need. I would recommend using a tape measure and chaining up to the width of a twin size measurement (google twin size bed measurements) or take a twin size bed that you have on hand and chain along the width of the blanket. It’s hard to answer specifically as I don’t know your hook and yarn sizes.

[@tarrynbell5734]

thank you!

[@tabbycat1203]

How many yards of yarn did you use? Thanks in advance!

[@PlayHookywithMe]

This was just a sample , not a full sized blanket 💕

[@MarieRossiter]

I'm sorry for a stupid question; it looks like there are chain stitches in between the dc clusters on row 2, but you don't say that or show it. Am I seeing things? Or, do you just move from one cluster to the next without any chains in between?

[@PlayHookywithMe]

I don’t add chains in between 💕

[@MarieRossiter]

@@PlayHookywithMe Thank you so much for the response! I'm starting a blanket with this stitch.

[@PS-fk5zv]

How do I better hide the yarn sticking out of the sides from color switching. I used a darning needle but I still feel like it’s noticeable

[@PlayHookywithMe]

You should be able to hide that with a border after you are finished. A simple sc or hdc border would work.

[@PS-fk5zv]

@@PlayHookywithMe ah ok thank u! I’ll try again next time

[@rosemontalvo1625]

I want to make a Afghan 40/40 how many chains would I need

[@PlayHookywithMe]

I would recommend you use a tape measure and chain up to the 40 measurement in multiples of 3 . Then add one more when you reach the end. This is how I would do it to know the answer. I don’t know your hook size or yarn weight so mynumber will come out different than yours 💕

[@carolynlawsonmcnabb2106]

Do you also have a written pattern ? Thanks

[@PlayHookywithMe]

No, but if you Google it , you will find a written pattern. This is a classic stitch 💕

[@Mary-si5zh]

❤😊

[@marysnooks2555]

What size hook did you use

[@PlayHookywithMe]

4 mm

[@wasanalnahi9365]

How much yarn you used?

[@PlayHookywithMe]

This is just a tutorial for making the stitch . I didn’t make a blanket .

[@wasanalnahi9365]

I meant according to your experience how much yarn I have to buy to make a blanket

[@PlayHookywithMe]

@@wasanalnahi9365 it depends on what yarn you’re using, what hook , what size blanket . It’s too hard to say without that information

[@akorn95]

💖🚀💫✨

[@ch1pp1]

mine looks weird 😔 its looks more like a square than a rectangle, help me pls 😭😭

[@PlayHookywithMe]

You can continue adding more rows to turn it into a rectangle 💕

[@ch1pp1]

@@PlayHookywithMesorry i mean triangle 🫢

[@PlayHookywithMe]

@@ch1pp1 in that case then you’re losing stitches somehow. You need to unravel it back to when it was still straight. count the stitches or clusters . See how many clusters (3 dc’s grouped together) you have in each row . If they are the same amount it will stay straight for you. If they are different, that is where you need to go back and redo the row 💕

[@Rose.Gold777]

So beautiful I love your work 😍💕 thank You so much for sharing 🥰

[@GoRgEoUsLyMe143]

Thank you!

[@teresaready5433]

Thank you❤

[@9Hickson]

Thank you❤