The V Ripple Stitch Crochet Tutorial!

[@sandrawoodward1815]

I love watching your crochet videos! You make your videos slow enough that I can keep up and not have to pause all the time! Thank you so much for taking the time to share your talent with the world!

[@lindacalfee5965]

I stay up late to watch your videos you are a blessing to all crocheting people

[@user-yd6hw6jk6f]

Muy bonito 😊Gracias y un placer un hombre interesado en este Arte 👍

[@robinroccaforte2038]

You know why I like to watch your lessons? Your camera is close and I can see what you are explaining . Thanks

[@nancylanpheare72]

I've watched quite a few tutorials, and I really appreciate the way you work, showing and explaining as you go along. Keep crocheting. Thanks.

[@karenbehymer3634]

Your tutorials are the best - you film close up and tell us exactly where to make each stitch. And you repeat plenty so we all can crochet along with you to get started. This is a great pattern if you don't want a complicated pattern. Relax and enjoy this one!

[@Tanacarroll]

I’ve been all over the web looking and learning to crochet. You’re an excellent teacher and your work is beautiful. I love this blanket here. Thank you!

[@lornaburke7116]

I've been looking for this pattern and have seen several from other channels. Why didn't I look to my go to guy first? DUH-I should have known FS would have this! The best part-you make it make sense!Thanks so much-you never fail!😀

[@zaidadelgado2151]

I love ❤it, l share your videos with her and she loves your videos too take care and keep up your amazing work

[@glendagraves1637]

Really good instruction. Very clear. Thanks.

[@cdiggs7723]

I like making the V, and the Hilltop, and the Inverted V (decrease stitch), and skipping the Inverted V on the next row to create a valley. I enjoyed and appreciate this tutorial. This is going to be my next crochet project! THANK YOU!

[@Mr44ee]

Thanks so much for your patience and considerate way of teaching. Really enjoyed learning this stitch!

[@teresafromcanada3431]

Thank you. Can’t wait to try this tomorrow. Not only do I love your tutorials, but your voice is very soothing. Keep safe. xx

[@ZZXXZZXXZZXXZXXZZXXZ]

lovely tutorial, well explained and demonstrated slow enough to follow, well done, more please!

[@arlenemartin861]

Love your work , I learn alot from you because you don't rush ,very good teacher thank you

[@chocolatecycle8631]

My goodness, THANK YOU FOR THE EXPLANATION with the stitches! When you said hills and valleys it all fell into place! I'd spent a 1/2 hr pausing, rewinding, pausing, rewinding another site...it was grueling. You could hear the 'click' in my head when you said "hills and valleys"!!! Merci beaucoup 🤗

[@mistirenee6374]

I've been searching high and low for the perfect pattern to make a summer blanket out of and I'm so glad I found your tutorial!!!

[@christinesmith2102]

Love love love . Learning how to do new crochet patterns with you . You make it so easy to learn .. love love love

[@cindyrobertson7679]

I just came across your page. I was looking to learn this stitch. I could listen to you for hours. Great instruction and easy to follow! You are my new favorite. Thanks so much 😊

[@harrietmarquina835]

Love this V stitch chevron. You make it soo easy to learn. Thanks soo much! ALOHA from Hawaii

[@sharinerenaud320]

You're a GODSEND to crocheters .....learnt so much from u... I can't crochet each fast enough then u got another one going. I crocheting my fingers away for our church bazaar ...love your work also the detailed tutorials. ... Thanks

[@CynthiaMarianoBlue]

This is very nice, Craig!! I’ve been looking for a ripple stitch pattern for an Afghan. I’m glad you offer this. Following you on a video is so calming and reassuring to me. Thank you for being you!

[@teresafromcanada3431]

I’ve been looking for an afghan pattern but nothing was right until I found this. It is perfect for what I wanted and your instructions are, as usual, flawless. Thank you so much. xoxo

[@krismarie7084]

My Mom made me one in this stitch 50 years ago in pinks. I still have it

[@annevr1033]

Thanks for making this so easy. Making my son a afghan and you have made it so simple to follow. I have struggled with chevron or ripple stitch for ever.

[@kimberlykcmcrochet4489]

Great love a one row repeat. Thank you for sharing it's beautiful.

[@catfitz4g]

Love this. I have a ripple stitch wrap that I started but haven't been happy with, and this is exactly what I was looking for. Now I get to frog and restart with this instead 😀

[@sallytruett8713]

Lovely, lacy pattern! Perfect for a baby blanket! Thanks so much for your great tutorial!

[@madarprolifica9251]

thanks God you exist, I learned a lot from you, God bless you, I always return to your crochet lessons, well explained and easy to follow, thank you !

[@shanthavis5153]

really amazing videos and patterns of yours made me a lover of crocheting!! thank you.

[@joycechapman262]

One of my favorite stitches Thank you for this tutorial.

[@simjulia7180]

Thank you for your tutorial. I love the pattern. Though I am still not very good at it. And I always look for simple pattern to follow.

[@cathat1093]

Absolutely stunning!! I see a variegated afghan as a future project. You have so many great projects- I have a hard time deciding which to do next!

[@FiberSpider]

Thank you, Cat! If you use a variegated yarn, just be sure to use one with a colorway that isn't too short and choppy, otherwise the detail of the stitch will get lost and the colors will look muddled. 😉🕸☕🕷

[@barbarakilkenny4260]

Another perfect tutorial. ....thank you so much. You are so enjoyable!

[@ocpando]

Beautiful quick and easy stitch for a summer top!

[@katherinelewis2396]

Working on the feather and fan, but I laid it aside to follow you on the V stitch. Love it, and love you.

[@lorihymowitz7414]

Fiber spider I absolutely love you! You're the best! ♥️

[@marymccormick7353]

Very pretty stitch, love the pattern.😊😊 Thank you for sharing Mary McCormick

[@janmclellan8963]

Fiber Spider you are fantastic Absolutely Luv your videos!!!

[@leilonnihamilton8356]

I really like this stitch. I like that you can use most any kind of yarn. Thanks for the pattern.

[@zanpsimer7685]

I love this pattern thank you! Once you get going it’s mindless and the results are so extra.

[@junehogan5788]

Another awesome project. Easy to follow. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@raulcortez23]

Beautiful stitch and easy one row repeat. Thank you for sharing

[@nothingbutlove4994]

This is a wonderful stitch, working it now, think I'll try it again in a lighter weight ombre. Thank you so much, I really enjoy the experience!!🌹🕊💖🕊🌹

[@sonjajose6121]

Beautiful can’t wait to make a scarf from this pattern.

[@judicoley2391]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS PATTERN. I'M MAKING IT NOW. IT'S BEAUTIFUL.

[@sylviamaxwell504]

Have a big scoop of ice cream, have to do this. 💖

[@kimcowing1867]

this is a beautiful stitch!!!! I think I'll try making it into a wrap!

[@carolbaesler3963]

I will try this one but right now I am still making the virus blanket. This one takes along time to make . Thanks for the two parts They surly helped me I like one of a kind blankets. I still wished I could have got the Catherine wheel video but when you stopped so did I This one has a one row repeat so maybe this one will be next Thank you for your time showing us all the different patterns thumbs up 👍

[@TheDoctorangie]

Nice pattern, beautiful and easy. Thank you.

[@jackiegoins4439]

yes thank you!!! I love your repeats !!!!

[@dianalyons-dillard6004]

Love your tutorials.

[@ginamarsh637]

I just found you omg ☺️ so happy to join your subscribers …… happy crocheting and staying caffeinated 😂

[@runawayneedlered7518]

Love your hook tips. Another great video! Thanks l

[@MsKiddykid]

With this pattern I would like to try to make a skirt..hope it will work out..thank you for sharing..

[@pennyburnworth1401]

Started this using 2 strands of yarn in sraps with an N hook oh my it's lacy colorful and is turning out beautimous.

[@Stephanie0419]

I received yesterday some beautiful end mill yarn mandala from Lion Brand, and this pattern looks very good for that yarn 😍😍

[@amandah4834]

Oo Iv been waiting to do a ripple blanket 👏 this is the one , thank you spider can't wait to do it 😊Amanda , and I will be able to catch up on watching you on your brilliant gaming channel while I crochet , yeah win win ❤️xx

[@albabarzolli616]

Looking gorgeous Love yours colors 😻💝💝💝

[@sylviamaxwell504]

Incorporating some of this into a shawl, that I'm just "goin'with the flow!"

[@brendavirgin201]

Love it

[@denisebrzeczek6070]

So georgeous,,Thankyou for tutorial x

[@janmclellan8963]

Thanks!

[@bmandtn]

If i can get through the chain right, i wanna try this. Nice instructions

[@user-zx6fm4ro2b]

I love one row repeat 😊. But the four row repeat gives me headaches lol.

[@debramarchetti5960]

love this

[@Shellyann59]

Love so much 😍

[@katho2559]

Thanks for this! Your pacing is great & your hills/valleys helps a lot. May I suggest you mention that sc is for V's only? I kept having to rewind to double check. I'm one of those folks that is easily confused with patterns ending row/next row steps is a bit troublesome...d'oh!

[@amandall3633]

A lovely stitch ,and tutorial. l love the shape of the head of your hook.Can you let us know which hooks you use. 😊Thankyou, Amanda xx 😊💕

[@FiberSpider]

Thank you! Most of the hooks I use are Boye brand. I like the rounded hook instead of the more abrupt/sharp edged ones.

[@lindagarcia7788]

Love this stitch

[@ocpando]

25:08 End of 3rd row and start of 4th row

[@veronicabrown6035]

Hi There I Did Yr Spider Parttern N I Love It U Have Some Good Partterns Can U Help Me To Knit .Thank You N God Bless U.

[@veronicabrown6035]

I THANK God For Him Because He Really Help Me He is Good Try it.

[@amandall3633]

They sure look graceful, if you know what I mean xx😊💕

[@vvskiitlesvv]

Doing this with a super bulky 💕

[@ocpando]

10:20 End of 1st row and start of 2nd

[@Mzdiana82]

I'm not getting alerts from any of my channels. Thanks for sharing and your time. 💖🖒👏

[@ocpando]

12:03 start of 2nd row

[@susiesim8514]

Hi there. I'm almost going to complete a blanket with this pattern. I was wondering if there's a tutorial on how I can do a border on all 4 sides. Thank you

[@christinamiller1770]

This is adorable ❤️

[@bharathibangera6336]

So pretty, thank you

[@horasan50]

Great explanation 💞💞

[@ocpando]

17:51 End of 2nd row, start of 3rd

[@jacquiward8471]

Hi 👋 I have been asked by my grandson to make a Batman cape and 🎩 ....you are my go to person for shawls and blankets and was wondering if you had any ideas on the cape /shawl I could use... thank you 🙏 x

[@scarletsnow8476]

Nicely explained, but I wanna ask a question. Can I use this pattern to design a skirt or dress, if so please can you tell me how to work the starting chain before going into the pattern?

[@sandraboullineau5283]

Do you use cotton or wool? You are too good

[@nicolescheffler8063]

😍... Thank you!

[@ocpando]

Base chain: 14+5 chains

[@kimcowing1867]

I absolutely LOVE this stitch!! I made a shawl using this stitch, and it looks great!! My only concern is the starting chain on the finished product. it looks messy...not as tight as I'd like. Is there any way to kind of "clean up" the starting edge?

[@karenbehymer3634]

I wonder if a simple single crochet would firm up the edge?

[@amandall3633]

Oh and please would you consider doing a crescent shaped shawl. Many thanks ,Amanda xx 😊💕

[@FiberSpider]

I do have a couple that may fit the bill for you - The night moves shawl/scarf kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap6ukKOsqNSksJo The vagabond shawl revisited kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3KTgmuanaijo6s And the Wild Wheat shawl kzbin.info/aero/PLocV9YYcJy2RBLF_GgoN0A3B7qEK1Nf29

[@amandall3633]

Fiber Spider It's a gorgeous one , I did it as soon as your released it. I've done 4 Seaside shawls. One in hand dyed by myself 4ply, 1 in malabrigo 4ply. 1 in Mandala and 1 in the sirdar cake. Amongst some of the other shawls of yours 😊 Thankyou for all that you do for us ladies, and gentlemen of course. 😊💕 It's surprising how different plys can change the look of one pattern. 💕Amanda xx

[@dawnamendola8690]

I decided to just leave my blanket without a border but I started a second blanket and I crocheted the first row into the back bump of the chain and it seems to be neater and less flimsy a little more sturdier.

[@marierobles2148]

I loved it,and l did it , .l learn the stitch and l started a blanket Thank you for your help.

[@lisebedard7247]

I have a request ...Could you make a video to show us how to do the crocodile stitch.???Thank you.

[@marymccormick7353]

Also I'm using the ice cream strawberry very pretty Mary McCormick

[@avonsmiley144]

great job tyvm

[@dawnamendola8690]

Is there any way to put a boarder on this .. the first row of my blanket is very flimsy , it's rolling and it looks sloppy .

[@harleyhumphrey8657]

dawn Amendola I always so a singlw or half double crochet into the stitches amd that usually does the trick! Blossom crochet does a good job with explaining in her videos. Simples borders too

[@dawnamendola8690]

Harley Humphrey thank you ... i tried doing a half double crochet around the sides was fine. the top and bottom got wavy on me , so i just left it ... but i will check out blossom crochet

[@nortonvilledrive3279]

Is this written because I already made this but I cannot follow the first row

[@katharinelockhart3189]

Which hooks do you recommend? I get so frustrated because the “hook” part of the hooks just don’t seem deep enough to grab the yarn. I always use the hook size recommended. Looove your videos.

[@pamm2230]

Sometimes it helps to move up a size or so in hook size or down depending on the size of the yarn.

[@pamm2230]

It can be trial and error with hooks. I highly recommend getting an ergonomic hook for help in longer crochet time without having body issues. A easily found brand in Boye hooks found at your local hobby stores and even at Walmart. The Cadillac of hooks is the Clover Amour brand. It seems to just glide in the crochet process without having yarn splitting issues. I recommend getting one of each brand to start in readily used sizes such as [H, I & J].

[@pamm2230]

I personally started with the Boye hooks brand as they were easily available at my local grocery store where I shopped weekly. I have since tried and prefer the "Cadillac" brand of Clover Amour hooks. These I find in the familiar craft stores where some have better coupons over others which help in the purchase costs. The Clover Amour's are well worth the extra money and worth the expense.

[@mariagaldamez2564]

👋 “ Fiber 🕷I like your “ color pattern “

[@avonsmiley144]

great jog tyvm

[@Irisbaby1]

Oooo love it ❤❤❤

[@drnirmaladeabreu140]

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