(Stitch Of The Week) How To Crochet - Chevron Ripple Stitch

[@plainsimplelady715]

i love ur videos, u make em so easy to follow, i have tried many but they dont help me understand, some go to fast, some dont hardly explain, so on so forth, love ur work , ty

[@karenwolfsen]

Thank you so much for this video. Very clear and easy to follow. I was given some crochet done by my boyfriends mother who has passed away. I needed to learn this stitch in order to finish her work. Thank you again

[@despinakaldas539]

Very lovely stitch

[@jensmith1442]

Nice to see you hold the hook and wool proper way .thanks for showing me this ripple stitch this way .

[@carriejoseph9883]

I like that you put the patterns at the end of the videos. I hate searching for things. Old dog ya know. Thanks

[@b4evercre8ive12]

Love your tutorials!

[@sandygrogg1203]

Glenda... Yiu are such a talented instructor... This is just what I was looking for...So simple. Perfect. Thank you!

[@monabilliot4542]

i think i'll make a blanket for my son in this stitch thank you Glenda for doing this video. your videos are such a big help may God Bless You

[@donnacoggeshall2951]

Hi, I just wanted to say that I enjoy your tutorials. I have crocheted for many years and I like to learn new stitches. I have never heard of this Hemp yarn but it might be neat to make a rug out of it. Hope I win but we will see. Thanks, Donna

[@dawndowling9465]

Thanks for being a fantastic teacher you make it easier for me to learn thanks so much 💚💜😊😊

[@leleslie45]

So simple! I love how the top point is done, finally ends the counting problem. Thank you!

[@CreativeGrandma]

I am so glad you like the stitch of the week. Happy Crocheting

[@pattyann4283]

Still get confused..imma get it!!!😍

[@jemmiestone8284]

Awesome stitch.

[@angiemontoya2290]

Creative grandma very NICE, and COLOR

[@Writingmyownstorywithyou]

Thank you!! My aunt gave me a partially finished blanket and now I can finish it

[@vandanamedisetty1414]

Thanks for the another beautiful creative pattern and free pattern at the end of the videos 👍

[@marionrrivas8867]

You are such a good teacher, thank you so much for sharing your skill!! I enjoyed this pattern.

[@trudybraden180]

Yes I love her tutorials!

[@trudybraden180]

I plan to use this pattern for a blanket--Christmas gift! Thank you Glenda, you teach very well.

[@teodoracantu379]

OMG, I just love the colors

[@joycechapman262]

Beautiful sanples

[@sharonlavender1707]

creative grandma is so good at teaching how to's. and she gives you the pattern tight after where oyhers do not. i hope she can come out with pineapple afghans.

[@Everblesstasha9798]

Another beautiful pattern love it thank you once again for sharing

[@sherrymcfadden3350]

another beautiful pattern

[@CreativeGrandma]

Thank You Hope you enjoy this pattern

[@sharonlavender1707]

Creative Grandma i really like the way you teach and have the pattern at the end

[@Stquest17]

What a beauty!! I'm planning my Christmas gifts at this time and I think this stitch pattern will make a beautiful scarf I'm Christmas colirs! Thank you!

[@sandygrogg1203]

So easy! Thsnk you...

[@lisajones1564]

I love that pattern Can u tell me how many chains to skip going up n down?

[@antoninatreloar4198]

I like your video your one of my favorite for chrochet Pattern.

[@geriwoodard8116]

Hi creative grandma I was wondering if you had the sizes for a twin or full or queen how many chains to get started on each one just maybe a basic idea

[@jackiehumphery2445]

Very nice

[@bwinston1147]

For the starting chain how many chain stitches do you do? Love your videos!!

[@antiqueqttomes4739]

that's beautiful!

[@melodymaben5917]

V-Stitch for top point done in same chain or separate ????

[@lornahazelwood482]

I love this ripple pattern Glenda ty Lorna h

[@BellaNC]

Very nice!

[@guadalupequarstad4312]

thank you for the tutorial love the way you teac*

[@TexanCandy]

Congratulations on 4K subs!!!!

[@CreativeGrandma]

Thank You Texan Candy you knew before me I seen your message and had to go look, I could not believe it. Hopefully it will continued to climb as I get more design videos made. This is exciting!!!

[@TexanCandy]

Creative Grandma with Cody in your corner y'all are going to take over the world. He's a smart cookie. Both of your channels (his and both of yours) are doing phenomenal given the communities they belong to. You're a wonderful teacher and your content is great. I just hope y'all don't forget about little 'ole Texan Candy. 😂

[@CreativeGrandma]

Thank You Texan Candy and still growing. It is amazing to me, hopefully I can continue to grow.

[@fandoria09]

I'm doing mine in multiple of 12. My chain is 240. Do I add 2 or 4 to that to start the first set of double crochet before making my 1st valley after my 7 count of double crochet. The adding on the extra count always confuses me.

[@jeanross8423]

neat pattern

[@suzannemarieross5405]

Hello I like that style

[@jacquieharder7222]

How many do I go for a chain for a baby afghan

[@krazymammaw3040]

Glenda so the first dbc you just ignore that is just for height then

[@melaniejennings1431]

Help I need to know how many yards to make a 50x50 inch.....how many chain's to start

[@tomandamandasmolik523]

is there a link to the written pattern please?

[@Sunn777]

I like the pattern

[@knitpurlsquirrelwithgrannydee]

Love chevron! Thanks for sharing this one!

[@junebenson6497]

I am using the same color yarn for this entire pattern for a throw blanket and it's getting confusing following you when you change colors. I try doing the decrease stitch and by the 3rd row I am short 2 stitches to make the decrease. How do I keep working on this with the same color yarn? I've taken my 2nd (single stitch) and 3rd (double stitch) rows apart 2 times now and keep running into the same issue. In the video on the first top point you DC, chain 2, then DC. Do you DC in the same chain with the DC or in the next chain?

[@maule.4854]

love your patterns and you teaches very clear. I just found it and am enjoying I also subscribe.Do you have any written patterns

[@CreativeGrandma]

Maul, I have the written instructions to all my videos at the end of each video, or you can email me at [e-mail] and request any pattern I have. Have fun crocheting.

[@fatemabariyawala5957]

Love u grand ma ilove that way to u teach sorry if i mistake to type because my english is not good i m from india

[@brendahelmer9956]

I love this pattern always have but I don't like the hose in it I want a solid pattern if you happen to have one can you please send it to me thank you.. I've crochet since I was 21 and I love it I just want to refresh my memory how to do it because I know I'm going to do it again now since I'm retired

[@lesliejohnson1709]

I wish I could find a link to the written pattern. Can anyone help me? Thank you in advance.

[@3blackcatscrochet363]

Have you ever done this in sc only? I'm pretty sure it can be done, but wondering if you've done it. Love your videos

[@tomandamandasmolik523]

ok. I found it at the end of the video. can this be worked in all DC or is there a purpose for the SC?

[@CreativeGrandma]

The pattern can be worked in all dc, the sc was for design purposes. You can make it either way. Have fun crocheting.

[@tomandamandasmolik523]

thank you!

[@tomandamandasmolik523]

just feedback. i had difficulty getting the pattern going. in the video when you do the v stitch for the top point you kept saying in next chain but you were working it into the same chain and it's very hard to see which stitch you were working it into.

[@melodymaben5917]

Looks like at the end of row 3 you leave unworked stitches ???

[@kathywelch8722]

Love this pattern! Thank you.

[@patriciawhite6161]

Love it it took me a longer but I got

[@mamriwjune4816]

awesome thanks so much for ur videos they're so understandable! n ur projects are so neat!

[@angelabermudez860]

do you have the instructions I can copy?

[@tessabonvouloir3335]

I' am so grateful I found your tutorials! I have learned so much and am having a ball. I wasn't about to find the pattern for this particular pattern on your list. Does it go by a different name? Thanks so much for your excellent teaching skills.

[@lisebedard7247]

Got it.

[@socorroortega6974]

Bonito punto y facil de entender me subscibi a su canal gracias.

[@patriciaquillen3385]

Why is it the only time you do a decrease is at the end of the line or the end of the row I'm pretty new at this and I really try to follow your tutorials but I don't understand that if anyone else can help me feel free

[@charlottehyatt9601]

Just to keep a straight edge.

[@lisebedard7247]

I went to your website tap on photo sent me back here no download.

[@teresamartin6975]

I've always wanted to learn how to do this stitch. I'm fairly new to crocheting and so I'm just wondering about the ends....they look like they are going in diagonally on each side, like you're decreasing with each color change. Is this just how it appears? I know you said you don't work into that chain stitch where you change directions but I just am trying to understand. Thanks!!!

[@CreativeGrandma]

Hello Teresa, It is just the way it looks on the photo, so ignore the photo, follow the video and please do not work the chain stitches I indicate, as when you skip the chs at the ends this is what gives you the straight line up the sides of your work, it is an illusion when you first start the next row that you may have done something wrong and it is not right, BUT it is right and after working a few rows you will see it is correct. If you work in the ch stitches it will actual increase your stitches at the end of each side and deform your afghan. Please let me know if you were able to make a sample swatch to see what I mean. If you have any problems just email me again and I will help you figure it out. Read more

[@lindawaddell207]

every time i go about 6 rows up my gets longer how do i stop that

[@CreativeGrandma]

Hello Linda, since i can't see what you are doing I am going to guess your mistake is at the beginning or ending of the rows, in my video I make sure I point out which stitch to go in. when working this stitch, you have to becareful at the beginning and end where you insert your hook, so please refer to the video and careful watch which stitch to go in at the beginning and at the end, I am sure this is where you making your mistake. Please let me know how you make out and if this not the problem I will try to figure it out what your doing wrong.

[@junebenson6497]

I have that issue too. On my 3rd row I'm 2 stitches short to do the decrease stitch.

[@cindycover3675]

I don’t know what I’m doing wrong! I can’t seem to come up with those 8 stitches at the end of the row - and I’ve tried 3 times! 🤦‍♀️ HELP!

[@sleepyeyes992003]

💓❤️☺️

[@angelabermudez860]

just read my answer, thanks

[@isabelt.rodriguez3843]

Love your patterns, just wish on each section that you do, you would stopped and show what you've done so I can see if I'm doing it correctly!

[@theresaprentiss83]

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[@robinastips6986]

Do you have a ripple blanket? Just a plain ripple. Not chevron.

[@CreativeGrandma]

I do not have a plain ripple stitch at this time, I will put it on my future project list. Thanks for stopping by my videos.

[@robinastips6986]

Creative Grandma thank you. I am having such a hard time with my blanket. Your work is beautiful.

[@blackcatlover9907]

:)

[@anneacevedo2284]

Too confusing, slow down and please show close-up of when you change up. 🙃