This was great! I hadn't known at all about the 2-row Mosaic crochet until I was reading through your beautiful book Colorful Crochet Knitwear, which explains very well, but I could not understand where the double crochet is hooked into - what part of the stitch. It is so helpful to see it done. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this clear and helpful tutorial 💖 I think that people is never too old to learn something new. I’m going to take over this technology right after Christmas. I'm a little over 70 years, and I think that the brain must be vigorous. I love different crochet techniques. Happy Holidays and Greetings from Valkeakoski, Southern Finland Says Titta 😘
This was a wonderful video. I am loving my adventure in mosaic crochet. At one point when chasing colors you say "twist the yarn" but I can't quite figure out what you're doing. Can you please explain? Thanks so much!
Yay! I'm so glad you liked it! And yes, I am also a bit obsessed with it! I do the twisting technique around minute 6:55. You just basically pass the unused yarn around the strand that you are using at the moment so that you can "carry" it along to the next row. Hope this makes sense. It's really nothing complicated.
thank you for the video! the purple colour here is a bit difficult to see and if a larger hook/thicker yarn was used I think it would help to be even clearer.
Hi Beth. They are not the same. The Ldc is a normal double crochet, just worked 2 rows down and at the front of your work (so the stitch doesn't go around the prev row, it's only worked as you normally would in the corresponding st 2 rows down). A Front Post dc is worked around the POST of a st. For that you need to go in between stitches from the front to the back, and then around the corresponding st and between that one and the next stitch to the front. You end up "hugging" the stitch, which creates more texture on your work. I hope this helps! xx
Hi! It all depends on the final product that you want, but I prefer to make bags with cotton yarn that is around DK weight. But I have made them with wool before too, so I guess it's up to you!
Hi! You should work the row as you do for a left handed and read the chart from right to left on RS and left to right on WS, just like right-handed crocheters would do. This might mirror the motif on your work, but will work for most mosaic patterns. If you don't want that, then yes, you can read it the other way around. It probably won't make much difference, though! Hope this helps! x
Hola, deberia hacer videos en Español también no todos entendemos el ingles, yo hablo muy poco inglés pero sé que usted habla Castellano seria genial que los hiciera también en ese idioma
I never done mosaic. If i would like to do this pattern horizontal, is it the pattern inside the red square i will repeat? I want to use mosaic for ribbing on a cardigan:)
Hi! Yes, this is what I call Standard Mosaic Crochet. A different variation of Mosaic Crochet is what I call Single-Row Mosaic (where colors change every row and it's only worked on the RS - I also have a tutorial for that one). It is sometimes also called overlay mosaic. Unfortunately, both techniques are usually referred to as Mosaic Crochet and it's up to the maker to figure out which technique it is.
Hi Lashawna. In my research I have found that there are a few variations of mosaic crochet. There is one that's worked only from right to left using the front and back loops of stitches and just one row per colour. I do have another video for this called mosaic crochet 8n rounds. But there is also this one that I am showing you. Interlock crochet is different from what I am showing you now. I know it can be confusing since both techniques use 2 colors and "fill" in the spaces. But it's done in a different way. I hope this helps clarify things.
Oh no! I'm sorry you're finding it difficult to understand. You should have a look at my blog - I wrote down these instructions. Maybe pictures and words would work better for you? There's also an easy free pattern that you can try to practice! www.nomadstitches.com/blog/2020/4/29/standard-mosaic-crochet-free-pattern
Hi! Have you tried looking at my blog post with the written explanation? This video is meant for beginners at Mosaic Crochet, not all crochet beginners since I don't go over all of the crochet basics. But maybe seeing it written down might make it easier to understand? www.nomadstitches.com/blog/2020/4/29/standard-mosaic-crochet-free-pattern
This was great! I hadn't known at all about the 2-row Mosaic crochet until I was reading through your beautiful book Colorful Crochet Knitwear, which explains very well, but I could not understand where the double crochet is hooked into - what part of the stitch. It is so helpful to see it done. Thank you!
You are so welcome! I had no idea either until I started looking into it more. I love them both!!
Thank you so much for this clear and helpful tutorial 💖 I think that people is never too old to learn something new. I’m going to take over this technology right after Christmas. I'm a little over 70 years, and I think that the brain must be vigorous. I love different crochet techniques.
Happy Holidays and Greetings from Valkeakoski, Southern Finland
Says Titta 😘
You are so welcome! And you're totally right! Happy making!
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Thank you so much! Now I understand the standard mosaic crochet. Normally I do the easier way. Greetings from Germany.
You’re welcome 😊 And yes, the other way can be a lot easier, but the look is so different! It's good to have options!
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Thanks! Good lesson! Everything is clear. You're a beauty! Greetings from Siberia.
Awesome! Thank you!
Hello, I’m so glad I found another mosaic crocheter! I love your patterns thank you for sharing. ❤️❤️👍
Yay! My pleasure! xx
Thank you for sharing I love your pattern.🙏
Thank you! 😊
This is outstanding! Thank you so much for your very clear demo.
Glad it was helpful! xx
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Muito bom. Mesmo sem entender seu idioma, consigo entender a técnica. Obrigada por ensinar. Agora é treinar. Abraços/Ana/Brasil.
That's great news! I'm so glad I was able to help you learn something new!
This is great thanks I wanna learn and do my own designs! Although it get confused about the twists you do really fast 😅 I get lost
What do you mean by twists? When I turn at the end of the row?
Felicitaciones muy clara la explicación mil y mil bendiciones
Que gusto! xx
This was a wonderful video. I am loving my adventure in mosaic crochet. At one point when chasing colors you say "twist the yarn" but I can't quite figure out what you're doing. Can you please explain? Thanks so much!
Yay! I'm so glad you liked it! And yes, I am also a bit obsessed with it! I do the twisting technique around minute 6:55. You just basically pass the unused yarn around the strand that you are using at the moment so that you can "carry" it along to the next row. Hope this makes sense. It's really nothing complicated.
Beautiful I love it 🥰🥰🥰🥰thank u for sharing 😬
You are so welcome! xx
You're awesome and I ADORE you!! ❤😊
You're the best!
Thaks for sharing very nice🌸💖🌸💖🌸💖
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thank you for the video! the purple colour here is a bit difficult to see and if a larger hook/thicker yarn was used I think it would help to be even clearer.
Gotcha! I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for your feedback!
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Gotcha. Thanks for your feedback!
Is the LDC another name for the Front Post Double Crochet? If not, how are they different?
Hi Beth. They are not the same. The Ldc is a normal double crochet, just worked 2 rows down and at the front of your work (so the stitch doesn't go around the prev row, it's only worked as you normally would in the corresponding st 2 rows down). A Front Post dc is worked around the POST of a st. For that you need to go in between stitches from the front to the back, and then around the corresponding st and between that one and the next stitch to the front. You end up "hugging" the stitch, which creates more texture on your work. I hope this helps!
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Great work, is there special yarn for crotcheting bags or is just the normal cardigan yarn? Kindly advise
Hi! It all depends on the final product that you want, but I prefer to make bags with cotton yarn that is around DK weight. But I have made them with wool before too, so I guess it's up to you!
I want to use this pattern for a blanket. Where would I find a pattern for it?
Hi! You can find the PDF pattern here: nomadstitches.com/shop/p/brickroad
I crochet left handed would I start from the left?
Hi! You should work the row as you do for a left handed and read the chart from right to left on RS and left to right on WS, just like right-handed crocheters would do. This might mirror the motif on your work, but will work for most mosaic patterns. If you don't want that, then yes, you can read it the other way around. It probably won't make much difference, though! Hope this helps! x
Hola, deberia hacer videos en Español también no todos entendemos el ingles, yo hablo muy poco inglés pero sé que usted habla Castellano seria genial que los hiciera también en ese idioma
Hola Maria. Lo se. Espero poder hacerlo en el futuro, pero de momento no me da el tiempo. xx
I never done mosaic. If i would like to do this pattern horizontal, is it the pattern inside the red square i will repeat?
I want to use mosaic for ribbing on a cardigan:)
Hi! Yes, the pattern inside the red lines is what you repeat. You can do so many cool things with it!!.xx
Is this standard Mosaic? I have watched other tutorials and they change colour every row and I haven’t see the ch1, sk1 before.
Hi! Yes, this is what I call Standard Mosaic Crochet. A different variation of Mosaic Crochet is what I call Single-Row Mosaic (where colors change every row and it's only worked on the RS - I also have a tutorial for that one). It is sometimes also called overlay mosaic. Unfortunately, both techniques are usually referred to as Mosaic Crochet and it's up to the maker to figure out which technique it is.
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Hi Sandra, I cant find the video for the momo project crochet bag??
You can find it in this same playlist of Special Techniques. czcams.com/video/PaMluqb69Nw/video.html
This is interlock crochet not mosaic crochet. Mosaic crochet does not have any chain "spaces" AND it is only worked from right to left only.
Hi Lashawna. In my research I have found that there are a few variations of mosaic crochet. There is one that's worked only from right to left using the front and back loops of stitches and just one row per colour. I do have another video for this called mosaic crochet 8n rounds. But there is also this one that I am showing you. Interlock crochet is different from what I am showing you now. I know it can be confusing since both techniques use 2 colors and "fill" in the spaces. But it's done in a different way. I hope this helps clarify things.
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At his is totally confuse . I don't understand a thing
Oh no! I'm sorry you're finding it difficult to understand. You should have a look at my blog - I wrote down these instructions. Maybe pictures and words would work better for you? There's also an easy free pattern that you can try to practice!
www.nomadstitches.com/blog/2020/4/29/standard-mosaic-crochet-free-pattern
This is not for beginners this is too fast
Hi!
Have you tried looking at my blog post with the written explanation? This video is meant for beginners at Mosaic Crochet, not all crochet beginners since I don't go over all of the crochet basics. But maybe seeing it written down might make it easier to understand?
www.nomadstitches.com/blog/2020/4/29/standard-mosaic-crochet-free-pattern