WIDE Single Crochet Stitch | Two-sided Tapestry | Crochet a Graph | Crochet a graphgan

[@foreversos]

Love that stitch, where can I find the pattern of the tree you showed at the beginning of the video?

[@ErinisCorner]

Hi Forevesos, happy you enjoyed the video. The tree pattern is a graph I found on Pinterset. I'll look it up for you.

[@ErinisCorner]

pin.it/3t5bhwF

[@sonnyari1150]

Instablaster...

[@nampaladoreen3317]

@@ErinisCorner

[@CrochetSweetCrochet]

I really like your video. The technique is fantastic, and was so nice of you to create a video in English to explain it, plus give the credits to your original source. Very ethical. I'm looking forward to watch your others videos. 😊

[@ErinisCorner]

Thank you so much 💕. This technique is a game changer for me..

[@teenageenaballerina8350]

I was so sure this method would be difficult I ignored your video every time I came across it. Which was pretty dumb because, it's rather simple and you explained it beautifully! Thank you so much! Now I can't wait to start my next tapestry crochet project. Thanks again!

[@ErinisCorner]

I'm glad you find it easy and helpful 😊. It's these type of messages that encourage me to keep recording these tutorials, hoping that someone may come across them and find them beneficial. Thank you for taking the time to comment.

[@heytamie]

I usually do not comment in tutorials but i really need to this time. OH MY GOD this is literally the best tapestry tutorial i have seen. Easy, short, simple and sweet at the same time. I'm still doing it but i would like to thank you for doing this. I'm so happy to finally UNDERSTAND and start doing my things lol ALSO NO NEED TO WAVE THE ENDS??? i was like whattt!!!! This is the best tutorial ever honestly. Thankyouu 💜

[@ErinisCorner]

Thank you so much for your support and feedback. Glad you find it helpful 🙂

[@Tokyo2009ful]

Just your voice alone is soothing.

[@ErinisCorner]

Thank you. That's so sweet of you 💕

[@Pouquiloury]

Beautiful stitch. And you teach it great. Showing exactly what to do. No distracting information in between the tutorial. Thank you so much !!

[@ErinisCorner]

Thank you for your feedback and support. Glad you enjoyed it.💕

[@aranyakoshy7058]

Amazing method, thank you so much for sharing! I'm doing my first tapestry crochet project, and finally found this method which gives a clean look on both sides, no colours showing through the gaps, and no ends to weave!!

[@ErinisCorner]

I'm glad you find it helpful 💕

[@michellecc7692]

Wow! This is a game changer for tapestry crochet. Thank you for making this video and sharing this technique!

[@ErinisCorner]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching.

[@marielopez67]

I really like how you do graphs over all the videos I watched I really love the outcome of graph very professional

[@ErinisCorner]

Thank you. Glad you find it helpful 🙂

[@marywood8241]

Thank you for sharing this video! Very helpful ! This is the best tutorial I've ever seen! Now I think i can do this!

[@ErinisCorner]

Glad you like it. I am addicted to this stitch.

[@denisepettit8534]

I love what you are teaching and so clearly, thank you. I just subscribed & rang the bell sure hope to see more crochet tapestry videos by you.

[@ErinisCorner]

Thank you so much for your support ❤️

[@StephRenee812]

I went in same stitch pull up a loop then went through the next pull up a loop then pull through all three loops. Does amazing in graphs.. I only done in the round with words and looks way better than any I have seen but looks very close to this. I will have to try it this way or try it the way I tried to explain with the yarn being carried so I don't have to just do in the round. Been trying to explain my way but I'm not good at explain.. Thank you for sharing and teaching..

[@ErinisCorner]

My pleasure 💕

[@shahshaarani9539]

Thank you for sharing the techniques. I find this very, very useful.

[@ErinisCorner]

You're very welcome. I'm glad you found it helpful.

[@julieposton748]

That’s VERY Clever!! I love it!

[@ErinisCorner]

Thank you 💕

[@StephRenee812]

Tbis is so amazing, as many things that I make with words and designs. I know this is gonna look way bettrr

[@ErinisCorner]

Glad you like.. It was a game changer for me. 😊

[@kimberlydohn2768]

Thank you for doing this video!!!

[@ErinisCorner]

My pleasure 🙂

[@StephRenee812]

You also have to do the tree if life. Love, love, I would buy that pattern off you, but in a video

[@ErinisCorner]

I have actually started on it a while ago but stopped midway. I have photos of my progress on my Instagram page @crochetcorner0

[@BeverlyFitGirl]

Excellent, thank you 😊

[@ErinisCorner]

Welcome 😊.. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@Val-ee4hd]

Great info!

[@ErinisCorner]

Thank you! Glad you find it helpful 😊

[@renogovindarajoocrochet5900]

Beautiful

[@ErinisCorner]

Thank you 💕

[@PeteDubler]

This is amazing and a total game changer! Did you figure this out our is this an old technique? Doesn't matter!!!!🤣. Kudos either way!

[@PeteDubler]

I don't know why my hubbys KZbin account name is on here! Argh. This is Jill Dubler🤣

[@ErinisCorner]

I am glad you find it useful. I am even considering working a mochilla bag with this stitch and see how it turns out. I am not sure if it were an old technique. I learned about it through Alfekka as I have mentioned in the video but it took me a while to play, pause and rewind because I depended solely on her hands movements. I don't speak her language and there were no English subtitles. But this stitch is definitely easier when carrying multiple yarn than working sc-blo.

[@Nasturtiumsandducks]

I'd love to see how this works in the round, would you go through the v first and then find the extra loop at the back (rather than going through the loop before the v of the stitch)?

[@ErinisCorner]

Working in the rounds is a bit different since it's kind of brick stitches rather than stacked stitches. I will probably need to make a video for it to explain it better.

[@fullstop4784]

👍🏻 yes, I agree with you

[@StephRenee812]

You do the same in the round and rotating your work. She does her different. Go under 2 V's the one she first goes under follow that through a you will have the 2 vision on top. It comes together way clearer. If you go on the page she got this stitch from watch the second row if the cat head bag. Scroll down in her feed.. I the round and doing front and back the from thing she goes under has another half go under. Both sides are twins so when you rotate to go up other side you are going to do the same thing. It is tight at first but then becomes easy it sets itself up.. in the round do the same. The lady don't have English so you just have to slow the video down to see what she is doing. But the second round is what I always have done it just looks very clean and nice almost like the knit stitch but with a extra stitch. I guess that's why they call it a wide stitch. I also do tighter so it stays close together. Not knocking anyone my opinion I guess but try it once, I bet you will like it way more. I have never seen the stitch before. Also, I only carry my background yarn I drop my other color or colors sometimes. Just play around with this stitch. It in my opinion the best one i have seen for anything graph.. I used macrame rope I guess it would be cotton and it is so nice.. coasters, slippers all kinds of things. Everyone loves this stitch when they see my earwarmers I put my sons football nunber a heart and his high school initials and team colors and for basketball. Hobo bags. It's a nice becauee it is thicker and holds and don't stretch..

[@angexiety4815]

Is it possible to do this stitch with more than 2 colours? I assume you would have to carry all the yarn at the beginning. Thank you for the video 😊

[@ErinisCorner]

You can, however you wanna make sure you are using light weight yarn in such a case or otherwise the end result will be too stiff

[@teachermsjen]

Where can I find pattern for the cross?

[@ErinisCorner]

It's a graph I found on Pinterest.. Celtic cross

[@OurCRAZYLifeScotland]

I love this! Thanks so much for sharing. Would the same technique work for more than 2 colours or do you think it would get too bulky? I've now subscribed to you and look forward to watching future videos x

[@ErinisCorner]

Hi.. I'm glad you like the video. I, honestly, haven't tried this with more than 2 colors. However, I did tapestry (using sc) before with 4 colors but with weight 2 yarn. I would assume you can till use this technique while choosing a lighter weight yarn (2 or 3 max).

[@OurCRAZYLifeScotland]

@@ErinisCorner great thanks 😊

[@ErinisCorner]

My pleasure 😊

[@sparkle4051]

Do you have a pattern for the tree item you showed at the beginning of your video? Very nice pattern.

[@ErinisCorner]

Thanks Sparkle. It's on Pinterset. pin.it/3gLUQb5

[@Uncinetta]

Loved it 😍 subscribed to the channel 😊

[@ErinisCorner]

I am glad you liked it. Heading over to your channel 🙂

[@MrsBooklover55]

This is great! Thank you! I a question,, does it make a heavier project? Like a afghan, would it be stiffer and heavier?

[@ErinisCorner]

MrsBooklover55 Glad you like it ❤️. If you go with a small hook size, which is what we usually when using regular sc stitches for graphgans to hide the carried yarn, it will be stiff. You will need to go with either the hook size recommended on the yarn you are using or even bigger if your yarn is still hidden properly. I'm a tight crocheter as well so this is another parameter to consider. I would suggest a swatch before you start working on the big project. 🙂

[@octaviab9686]

how would this work when using more than 2 colors?

[@HopeUnquenchable]

Would this technique work with a tapestry that uses more than 2 colors❓ Or will it get way too bulky❓

[@ErinisCorner]

Yes. However, you need to consider the stiffness of the final product... If you use weight 4 yarn, the project will not be flowy. You may want to use a thinner yarn or a bigger hook. A swatch will be helpful to guide you.

[@StephRenee812]

What is this stitch called worked the best for q graph beanie. Thank you

[@Stormymtn2015]

Gorgeous can this type of crochet be done for any graph?

[@ErinisCorner]

I have tried it with 5 graphs so far and they are looking great. I wanna try it with a moscila bag but haven't had a chance yet. 🙂

[@Stormymtn2015]

Erini's Crochet Corner were graphs used meant to be only one sided? I’m wondering if a graph I have, meant for regular single crochet could also be used doing this method? Love your channel

[@ErinisCorner]

I chose a couple of graphs from Pinterest. They were random ones. So I would assume it will work with any other graphs as long as there are no letters involved. It is still can be used for letters and numbers but at that point you have to decide which side will be your right side and work accordingly. I would love to see your progress with this method using your graph should you decide to go with it. If you are on Facebook or IG, please tag me @crochetcorner0. I'm glad you like it 😉

[@Stormymtn2015]

Erini's Crochet Corner thank you

[@ErinisCorner]

My pleasure 😊

[@medusacrochet4587]

Very very interesting method !!! Thank you very much to teach .... 🦊💜💛🌼🐼💚🧡💦💦

[@ErinisCorner]

You're welcome. Glad you like it 😊.

[@fullstop4784]

👍🏻

[@Bethanyrandall9694]

Tree of life two color video

[@ErinisCorner]

I did start on one but then made a mistake in one of the rows and didn't see it until I was a few rows up. So frustrating to have to frog all the work 😔

[@StephRenee812]

Have ypu done a word with this stitch.

[@ErinisCorner]

I haven't tried it with words yet

[@amarisjoseph]

Not a new technique

[@beckia4019]

She didn’t say it was a new technique