2 Variations of Crossed Trebles. Crochet Stitch Tutorial

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you for watching! See also this video with 10 crochet stitches in one video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZPSnJikd86seck

[@karenbailey9424]

Wow, this is so different from how I make my crossed stitches. So pretty! I always learn from you. I think a cardigan with rows of other stitches in between would be very pretty.

[@TuulaMaaria]

There are many different ways and I also alter them but I thought it would be confusing to different options in the middle of the stitch Cardigan with a number of stitches and these ones there too would look great!

[@sandaramoore9660]

Beautiful stitch variations!!! I’m on a roll making tops for spring and summer…will definitely be using the second variation for a top. You can use as a decorative edge at the top and bottom or even in between solid portions of your project to add interest!!! The possibilities are endless!!! Thank you for another beautiful stitch tutorial. Your picture of yourself as a child is adorable!!! Stay safe and be blessed ❤

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you! As you say, the possibilities are endless. Glad to liked the childhood photo

[@suebigger5097]

Wow! You mastered that as a child🤗 it is a beautiful stitch, great for summer. As always, I love your Sunday morning video. Have a great week 🥰

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you, you too! I started crocheting at the age of 5 so by that time I had crocheted quite a bit!

[@suebigger5097]

@@TuulaMaaria you were fortunate to have had a great teacher and have kept up crocheting and learning new skills. I so enjoy you 🥰

[@stephanielaakson8960]

I like the idea of a light weight tank to wear over a solid tank. Also a cardi out of a bulky yarn for cool weather when I just need a little extra warmth. I love that your tutorials start my squirrel cage running with ideas! Have a fabulous today! Steph

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you so much Steph! Great ideas, I would actually like to make all of them - if only there was time!!

[@smith899]

5:32 First, WHAT A CUTIE! Your childhood picture is adorable! Second, you always have the best videos!!!

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you so much! When I mention my childhood it feels natural to also show a photo 😊

[@hnelson5609]

I'm thinking hanging plant holder...will take some thought. I love your videos! Different from the others.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you so much! A hanging planter would a a great idea! Yes, would need to test how it would best. But would look lovely at the end.

[@NJgrandma]

My vote would be a summer top. I like to wear tee tops in the summer with a lacy, crocheted cardigan over it.

[@TuulaMaaria]

That would look lovely!

[@mariaelenaperez3315]

Perfect for a Shaw 🙃 excellent video!!!

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you!

[@ernestofarah2621]

Love it. For summer top, bags, curtains, table runner decorative cushion, side lamp....

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great ideas, I especially would like to make curtains and a lampshade in these stitches!

[@zitatempleton4821]

That's cool. I've never saw them done like that before. That looks a lot easier as well as a lot prettier and defined stitch.. Thanks for sharing.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great, thank you! Yes, there are many slightly different ways of doing these!

[@KKathy-v3q]

Very nice stitch and variations, thank you! Like you said a light shawl or maybe a summer top or a bag for groceries 🤔

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you! A bag for groceries is a great idea! 😊

[@vickieaxell9518]

❤table runner

[@melodied4314]

These stitches are beautiful. I'm not sure I could get the rhythm of making either of these stitches. ThDr ywould make a lovely summer shell.

[@TuulaMaaria]

I'm sure you could, after a few tries they are not hard! Happy crocheting!

[@madewithloveandfibres1816]

Nice to see this update of my favourite stitch. Although it's my favourite I always have to check how to work it if I haven't used it for a while

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great! I often end up watching even my own videos to remember how I did something!

[@rhondaherdman7338]

Very cool but I know I'd screw that up😂blessings

[@TuulaMaaria]

Why is that!? 😊

[@rhondaherdman7338]

@@TuulaMaaria I have neuropathy and I don't think I could hold and keep all those stitches on the hook. I don't feel things always hope that makes sense

[@TuulaMaaria]

@@rhondaherdman7338 I see, then maybe it doesn't work. But there are so many other stitches that don't collect so many on the hook at the same time.

[@Mangalsews-sp5ux]

Excellent! Thank you very much so timely too i was looking for beading ideas i cld use in my crochet project making miniature corset covers/ camisoles/ night dresses/ combinations.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Wow, that sounds very interesting!

[@elizabethbernardi620]

I will try to make a summer top thank you

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great idea! 😊

[@Blessed-2-b-a-Hembree]

So pretty! I love this stitch pattern. I like the look of the first one. But love the drape of the second one. I think I’d do the second one using fingering weight except I would add 5 or maybe 6 wraps and skip an extra stitch or two in the repeat to make the X a bit fatter. I’ll have to try it to see if it works. I think I’d make a long vest. Or perhaps a tunic.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Great, sounds like a good plan, did you already try it with the changes? Would be interesting to know how it worked out! Happy crocheting!

[@user-kissameterry]

As a beach coverup.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Yes, would be ideal for that!

[@nanhart9866]

I have never made any clothing, that said , I would love a long vest to wear over long t-shirt dresses. I found a beach cover up pattern that I haven’t been able to complete ☹️. Wish I knew how to design my own pattern, I would definitely use this stitch! Thanks you’re great!

[@TuulaMaaria]

For a beach cover-up you can make a fairly loose rectangular piece with holes for arms and head.

[@Blessed-2-b-a-Hembree]

You can do it! Have confidence in yourself. Start with something simple like a dishcloth. Pick your stitch then decide how many repeats ( sets of stitches) you want to do. Then start your foundation and continue with the pattern until it’s the length you want. There you have designed a dishcloth. You can do the stitch mentioned by Tuula to make your beach coverup. You’ll have to measure yourself across the front and sides to see how many inches. Add a few stitch repeats so it’s not tight. I think the first example in this tutorial is a multiple of 3 stitches plus 9 Do a gauge swatch. Measure how many stitches in an inch. For example if there’s 6 stitches to an inch and you need your garment to be 26 inches across you would multiply 6 X 26. Your foundation chain would be 156 + 9= 165 chains. Then crochet in the pattern until you get the length you want. Make a second piece the same. Seam the front and back pieces together at the sides and the shoulders. You have a pull over beach cover up. I hope I’ve explained this to be understood. It’s so much easier to show someone visually. I hope you try. I believe you can do it.

[@nanhart9866]

@@Blessed-2-b-a-Hembree thank you for your words of encouragement.

[@beadedwindsocks]

Tuula, could you please tell us about the garland, on the wall, behind you? I have been admiring it since I saw it, but could not find a video for it. Thank you.

[@TuulaMaaria]

I meant to mention it and the video about it but forgot! I made a video about the garland just a couple of weeks ago after many people had been asking. Until then there was just the written pattern. The video is here kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6vTfX6HdtF5hbc

[@bassetmuse]

I love these stitches so much and they would be perfect for the summer scarf I’ve been wanting to start very soon. I already have the yarn, but I’ve been looking for a stitch! Do you sell the pattern for the 3rd version? I’m not sure I’m adept enough to understand the repeated rows but maybe… As well, thank you for the advice on the velvet scrunchie! Next time I make these, I will remember to make the longer tail. I'm also using crochet bingo! It's exciting to see that I've actually done quite a few projects already.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Yes, an ideal stitch for a summer scarf! Either on its own or with other stitches. Unfortunately I don't have a pattern for that 3rd version. But if you get into problems, ask me in the membership section! Glad you enjoy the crochet bingo! I love being able to tick off things I have done, even just daily tasks, and works well for crochet too

[@IDontSuckAtLifeakaJanis3975]

Thank you for the tutorial. I'd like to leave this for those who might have problems remembering like I used to: American terms guidelines for beginners (how I remember) (YO= yarn over) Treble=YO 2× Double treble= YO 3× Triple treble= YO 4× and so on

[@stephanielaakson8960]

Nice tip!!

[@TuulaMaaria]

Thank you! Those can be hard to remember, and especially when they are mixed with the British terms where there is always one yarnover more than in the US terms. (Treble = 1 YO etc)

[@renatecormick7399]

Totally agree with Tuula. I can’t understand why you would call it a treble when you only do…yo, pull through, yo, pull through. That’s a double stitch, not a triple stitch. (I prefer US terms any day).