Nutmeg Nibbles Placemat Crochet Pattern
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- This NEW placemat pattern featuring Yarn Bee Nutmeg Nibbles Sugarwheel Cotton is #HobbyLobbyMade and is fun, quick, and uses just one skein! #sponsored, #ad
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I will be 60 in Dec. My mother and grandmother thought me how to crochet, New patterns were hard for me because I'm a visual person. Show me something and I'll never forget! But if I have to read a pattern that I've never done, it's very challenging for me. I love that people such as yourself do these videos , because of these videos I can make anything I want. This pattern is for new placemats for my dinning room. Thanks again.
Amazing! Thank you so much for sharing the knowledge and helping any women out there discover new passion. God bless you and your home!
This video is 5 years old, but I'm just finding it. I'm about 1/4 of the way through the first placemat, and I'm loving this stitch! I keep pausing to admire it and wondering if it could work for a long jacket. I want to make a cardigan style that would cover my butt and be very warm for outdoor use in place of a warm jacket. I've been in search of the perfect stitch for that. I will keep pondering while I keep working this placemat 😊
Just finished my first placemat. I love this pattern! Thanks so much for sharing it. Thanks for proving both the written and video versions.
Love your teaching style! No extra chitchat, just straightforward and very clear demonstration. Love this variegated yarn you chose. Thanks for the inspiration! It's January as I'm watching, so my goal is a set of placemats for a Christmas present for my daughter.
I love love love your style of teaching. Very thorough and very easy to follow. Not too fast, not too slow. Just right ( feel like I'm talking about Goldilocks and the three bears) lol. But you are a gem. Thanks so much!!😊
Was looking for an easy placemat when I found your video. Lovely pattern and texture without being bulky. I’ve always liked the Crab stitch edging & use it to finish most of the small scrap blankets I make for my rescue cats as well as the ones I donate to the local shelter. I’ve been crocheting for 50++ years and still learning.! So appreciate your hint for getting the row end stitches as even as possible - something I have difficulty with depending on the pattern. Excellent tutorial 💝
Glad it was helpful!
I love this pattern, I have made 3 Placemats and I am now working on a fourth one. Your tutorial is very easy to follow, I love the feather stitch! Thank you for sharing your technique and pattern.
Your instructions are super clear! ❤
Iam only a beginner but Iam going to have a go at this, it looks lovely 🥰
So true. I was doing a dolie, the video it sounded like she said double crochet. Mine wasn't turning out the same. Put the video back on, muted it and turned on the caption and watched her hands. What she was doing,here in the states, was a half double, not a double. Lol
Hi Ashley, love this pattern! I am now on my 3rd of 6 place mats which I am making for my sister in law for her birthday. I couldn't find the same yarn you used in your tutorial but I did find an alternative cotton blend (60% cotton, 40% acrylic) cake which I got from eBay, very soft. Yarn is called Sandy Beach. It was only 3.5 oz, so 1 mat uses 1.5 cakes. Thanks again for your clear instructions. 👍❤️
We just got a new dinningroom table and I will now be making 6 new placemats. Love, love this!! Tfs.
Wonderful! Happy crocheting!
I love these! So pretty! I was making placemats with the Moss stitch and using peaches and cream cotton yarn. I have gotten almost half way with it, but after seeing this stitch I think I may pull it out and do this stitch instead. Just wish I had this pretty yarn instead, but I had already bought the peaches and cream to make placemats a while back. If I do anymore which I am sure I will I will definitely get this sugar wheel from hobby lobby. Thanks so much for sharing and your a wonderful teacher and very talented!!!
This is a wonderful video! So easy to follow but it’s taken me a while to master the feather stitch. I really like the nutmeg nibbles but I’m using a finer yarn instead. It’s really looking great 😊 and so fun to do! I’ll post a pic when I’m done. Thanks again 🙏
I just finished my first one. It turned out great! And I still had a little yarn left. Once I learned the stitch it was pretty easy. And I love that I don't have to change yarn. I used the same yarn that you did. The nutmeg nibbles is so pretty! Thanks for a pretty design, and helpful tutorial.
I have the same yarn, I wasn’t looking for it but I stopped dead in my tracks when I saw it in Hobby Lobby 😂 it’s so pretty!
thank you for this pattern...planning to do a nice table runner
Beautiful pattern. I love how you explain everything. Thank you!
I thought your picture was so pretty I had to try it. I love the same color you used and was excited to learn that stitch. Thank you!!
Great project. Really enjoy the studio quality of your videos. ♥️
Beautiful, knowledgeable, especially about the borders and the headaches they produced😂. Thanks♥️♥️
These are gorgeous! I can't wait to make some of my own.
This is a beautiful pattern and gorgeous color choice!! Thank you for this! I'm going to make placemats for our new place (we're moving next month).
OMG I love this stitch and the way you explain it is soo clear. I am going to look up more of ur videos
I taught myself how to crochet at 9 years old.
Just finished my first 2 placemats.Love the pattern and the video.
Thank you for the beautiful pattern.
Thanks for this! Finally something to do with this thin yarn! I have a new ball of this yarn and I didn’t know what to make with it. 😆
Wonderful!
Great tutorial! I used Honey It’s Homemade and it’s so nice! Thank you!
Wonderful!
This is such a beautiful pattern…I am trying it for the first time. I am using yarn that i have on hand I have 100% acrylic I am using 4mm crochet hook I have checked and rechecked my count. I am running in to a problem. My piece is curving. I don’t understand why. My stitches are even with consistent tension. How many feathers should be in each row?
Each row should have 33 feathers each row.
Beautiful stitch I am making the mats today love them
This is gorgeous 😍
Question? When you did the first half double crochet border row, you put three stitches in the first three corners. When you meet up with the start of your first HDC border row, did you put three HDC’s in the last corner?
This is a beautiful stitch! I love this 🥰 Thank you for sharing this ❣I'm going to make my daughter some of these for her birthday !
Wonderful!
Looking forward to making these
Such a lovely stitch pattern! I don't recall ever seeing it before. Thank you very much!!! I can't wait to give it a go.
Hi Ashley, I'm blind and struggle feeling the "bump" on the back of the chain. Does it really matter if I just use the front of the chain? Also when you speak of the "stitch missed in the row below" do you mean the chain space from the row below? I'm also confused on the border. You were saying to do a double crochet in the crab stitch. I've only seen it with a single crochet. When you say double crochet on the border are you using British terminology? Thanks for answering all my questions, i can't quite see what you're doing and am relying on your verbal descriptions.
Thanks again! I have been wanting to make some placemats. Your timing of this video is wonderful!
Thank you love the video it turns out beautifully i made lavender placemats and my table looks so pretty. You are great.🤩
Thanks! Glad you liked it : )
I made matching coasters so cute.
Beautiful! I wish I had a Hobby Lobby in my State :(
You can order online.
I love hobby lobby. You can order online you know
Great video! Can’t wait to try this!
Hope you enjoy it!
I love this pattern
Thank you for this tutorial. You made it easy to understand. 👌🏽😁
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful colors and stitch. This would make a great baby blanket. How many chains to make a baby blanket?
I absolutely love this pattern and your tutorial! I plan on making placemats for spring/summer then for fall and winter as well. So excited to get started. I was wondering about doing this pattern with this yarn as a table runner. Would you have any recommendations or advice?
amazing crochet tutorial ;) thank you for sharing this!
i am doing until now,
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Love this video. So beautiful!
Can you mayhe show me how to combine the colours?
This is a lovely pattern...but...what's the multiple?
So beautiful thanks🎉🎉
Oh my goodness, this is absolutely STUNNING Ashlea!!! Your instructions were so clear, and the potential skills to be learned for a beginner seem to be achievable, but stepping this up a notch for a beginner skill set!
I only watched the video, haven't physically tried this one yet, but one I would definitely consider! Absolutely LOVE the borders, and the steps to create them (maybe I could add some of those to some coasters?)
I'll have a check out the pattern and the video description, but I'm assuming something like this coukd potentially be modified in size, or perhaps made into more of a square shape than a rectangle? I have a family member with a smaller sized dining table, and they don't currently own very nice placemats or ones of a suitable size, and I am considering surprising them with an upcoming gift.... unless you have a "square" placemat pattern or video you wish to recommend to me, please do if you have a moment!
Thanks again for another incredible video! 😍
I am glad you like it! This can easily be made a square by either adding rows to make it square, or if you want smaller, do fewer chains...this stitch set is multiples of 2+3
Love it. Beautiful work ❤.
Beautiful
Oh i love this design❣
Thank you so much💕
Thank you this will be my next project 😁
You're welcome. Hope you love them!
Beautiful ❣️ love this pattern, thank you 😊 🌹
Beautiful stitch!Thank you!👍🏻👌🏻💐
What type of yarn can i uae to make table runner and placement...thanks! New subscriber!!!
Welcome 😊 I typically prefer cotton or cotton blends for most household things, but most of the time acrylic will work (as long as it's not for hot items...and acrylic is prone to stretching out)
Beautiful pattern and good video. Thanks for providing the written pattern.
Nice stitch.
Me encanta este tejido. Fenomenal!
Beautiful work.Love it.
Love it so beautiful 😊
I just love the stitch. Which makes it look a little thicker, and love the colors, and especially the crab stitch. If I want to make a baby blanket 40x40 with this yarn and this hook size, how many stitches would I need?
Chain until it measures approximately 40" and end on an odd number of stitches. Depending on how tightly or loosely you chain, I'd either err on the side of caution (a little more than 40", you can always take out extra chains) or do a half double foundation chain.
Why is there not 3 hdc made in the last corner? Anyone notice that?
Hi what size it the placement? I need to make 12x16
Great video tutorial. Thank U😊
Great instructions!!
Glad you like them!
How can I modify this to be any size I want?
Love this! I hope to make it soon.
Beautiful pattern, Question is one skein equal to 3.5 OZ?
Thank you! The yarn I used was 5oz.
Am loving this new (for me) and beautiful stitch! You are a wonderful teacher and thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills with all of us. Going to make placemats for us and family for Christmas. Subbed!
Thank you! Glad you like it : )
Sehr schon
Love this stitch would love to make baby blanket with this stitch ... is there a stitch count?
You would want to have an odd number of stitches on row 1. That's it!
It would make an amazing blanket!
I will def make this. Thanks for the detailed video! I subscribed:)
By the time you say to do 39 rows, how many have we done so far? 2 or 3?
Love this!
Does the yarn have to be 100% cotton? Can we use a cotton blend?
I like 100% cotton for most of my kitchen items, but yes, you can use a blend =)
So nice
Prettyyy
What yarn ply is this?
I used a #3/DK weight yarn, which I think equates to a 8 ply.
Amazing!
Beautiful..Can i use this pattern to make table runner....thanks!
Yes you can! It will need a lot of yarn though.
How much yarn would you use for 1 placemat? Asking so I can ensure I purchase enough!
I used 1 skein with 335 yds per placemat
I just found your blog & CZcams videos and love them. I had just bought this same color, I had never used this yarn before and thought that would be nice to use. I seem to only get about 20 rows and then I'm at the last color that you had used for the border. Is there something I've done wrong? Love this stitch :) Thanks
Hmm all I can think of is tension, or maybe the cake started in a different place?
i am doin g this stitch now i figured out its like going through a v stitch
It is a pain getting the 7 stiches to come off the hook. Any suggestions?
Hello! Thank you for the awesome pattern. I am working on it now and as I skimmed through the comments I didn't see anyone ask this....how long does it take you to do one placemat? Like an average time frame if you have one. I was hoping to have six done by next Sunday but I'm starting to think a week might not be a lot of time.
Hi Kenzie! Honestly, I don't remember how long it took me. A lot would depend on how fast you crochet, but I would say 2-3 hours for one would be a good guess.
@@HeartHookHome Hi!! Thank you so much for responding. I love this pattern, you explain and show how to do the stitches so well. I started my placemat Friday and I keep getting interrupted. Hoping to finish it today. Thank you again for providing an estimated time and I hope you have a lovely day!
Beautiful pattern. Can I use 100% acrylic yarn instead of cotton yarn?
Yes, that should be fine.
How many placemats would I get out of one skein?
Love this stitch, but it sure is a yarn hog😬. I am making a table runner for the fall. Hope I get it done for this fall😂.
It is definitely a yarn eater! But soooo worth it!
@@HeartHookHome I am still working on my table runner. I will get it done, I do love the stitch, it looks great🧶🥰
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May I know how much of yarn balls do we need for this placemats:?
Yarn Bee Sugarwheel Cotton in Nutmeg Nibbles (100% cotton) - 1 skein per placemat.
How many do I need to make 6
I used 1 cake of yarn per placemat.
Please tell me, is this a 5 ounce skin and will once gain make one place mat
Hi! Yes, it is a 5 oz skein and you will need one skein per placemat.
I got almost all the way through making the HDC in all four sides when I heard you say only 3 sides. But you never cut the yarn and show making HDC on all four sides. AM I mistaken or confused? Thanks BTW, I am only crocheting about a year and found your video very easy to follow. You explain very well.
I think I did the hdc across the top and counted it as a border row, then did the other three sides. If I had done another hdc in the top it would have looked offset.
I want to apologize for calling you that b**ch on CZcams for 8 months while I did 13 of these bad boys as a Christmas gift for my mother-in-law. I had to reference you constantly and you were very patient with me ;) I went from a single stitch to these crazy hard stitches! You made this as easy as possible (I tried a few other tutorials and this is by far the best!) and I appreciate you! I did a patterned yarn so I didn't have to worry about the rows and counting as much and it looks amazing!
Can Lily sugar n cream yarn work for this kind of stitch?
Yes it would work, just make sure you're pulling those loops a little tight.
Thank you for replying.
Is there a beginner version of this that breaks down or explains how to do all the lingo I know nothing about lol
Hello! Nice tutorial, I just subscribed. How many skeins per placemat did you need? Thank you!
One skein per mat.
Can you give me measurements of the placemat?
Hi! The finished placemat should be approximately 18"X12"
How many placemats do you get from each skein of yarn?
One if you're using the Yarn Bee Sugarwheel Cotton.