Thank you for the explanation of her stitches. I knew the half double crochet but didn't know the name of the Extended double. I was thinking double and a half? Or a modified treble? I have been crocheting for over 50 years and had never seen that stitch. It elongates the double without going treble. Good to know.

Yes, thank you! I had never seen that before and didn't know what to call it!

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omg a crochet wedding dress! sounds amazinnggg

Wow. Please post pics

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Есть ли схема, можете поделиться? И возможно ли связать шаль таким узором?

Just follow your name step by step

If you look at 5:30 minutes, and count stitches, she only has 24 stitches. So her pattern is actually sets of 11, then add two more stitches to account for the two end posts. So you would want to do 11+11+11+2, or 35 Pattern: Row 1: ch 11+11+2 [24] Row 2: ch 2, hdc in 2nd st from hook, then in each st across [24] Row 3: ch 4, Edc in next st, ch3, skip 2 sts, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip 2 st, edc in next 2 sts, ch 3, skip 2 sts, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip 2 sts, edc in last two sts to finish row. [36] Row 4: Ch 2 turn, (3hdc in ch 3 sp, 4hdc in next ch 3 sp, 4hdc in next ch 3 sp, 3hdc in next ch 3 sp), repeat, 1hdc in last post. [30] Row 5: ch 4, turn, skip 2st, edc, ch3, skip 2st, (edc ch3) in next 3 sts, skip 2st, edc, **{skip 5 st, edc, ch3, (edc ch3) in next 3 sts, sk 2st, edc}, sk 2 st edc in last stitch to finish row. [12 sts 8 ch 3 sps =36] Repeat row 4 and 5 until desired length. To make wider, chain in sets of 11 and then add two more chains for end posts. (*Then ch 2 to start row 2.) **repeat from { to } as many times as needed if making wider than 2 sets of 11 stitches.

I had the same exact problem. No clue what she means by 13+13+13...ch

@@barbarasmith2693 that just means to chain in groups of 13 until it’s the width you want. So I get that bit. But if I chain anymore than 26 (13+13) the pattern just doesn’t work. So annoying as I don’t know why!

If you look at 5:30 minutes, and count stitches, she only has 24 stitches. So her pattern is actually sets of 11, then add two more stitches to account for the two end posts. So you would want to do 11+11+11+2, or 35 Pattern: Row 1: ch 11+11+2 [24] Row 2: ch 2, hdc in 2nd st from hook, then in each st across [24] Row 3: ch 4, Edc in next st, ch3, skip 2 sts, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip 2 st, edc in next 2 sts, ch 3, skip 2 sts, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip 2 sts, edc in last two sts to finish row. [36] Row 4: Ch 2 turn, (3hdc in ch 3 sp, 4hdc in next ch 3 sp, 4hdc in next ch 3 sp, 3hdc in next ch 3 sp), repeat, 1hdc in last post. [30] Row 5: ch 4, turn, skip 2st, edc, ch3, skip 2st, (edc ch3) in next 3 sts, skip 2st, edc, **{skip 5 st, edc, ch3, (edc ch3) in next 3 sts, sk 2st, edc}, sk 2 st edc in last stitch to finish row. [12 sts 8 ch 3 sps =36] Repeat row 4 and 5 until desired length. To make wider, chain in sets of 11 and then add two more chains for end posts. (*Then ch 2 to start row 2.) **repeat from { to } as many times as needed if making wider than 2 sets of 11 stitches. It is beautiful.

Sorry for all the editing, it took me a few hours to get the pattern figured out and then typed to understand...I hope.

@@eldenl1 wow, you’ve gone to all that trouble! I tried but just couldn’t work it out. I will be trying this out, thank you so so much!

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So would I. She never gives those details very annoying

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I believe what we call HD in United States is what the UK calls DC. Terminology is different between the continents.

@@kravinlife not exactly, hdc (half double crochet ) in USA. Is equal to UK htr (half treble) stitches. Dc (double crochet) USA = tr (treble crochet) UK. Sc (single crochet) USA = dc (double crochet) UK. Tr (treble, yarn over twice) USA = dtr (double treble) in UK. I’ve no idea why these stitches were labeled as dc. Clearly they are hdc USA (htr UK), however row 1,3,5… aren’t really regular dc, they are edc (extended double crochet US) . I assume UK would call that etr (extended treble)?

It's multiples of 11 +2 chain, one at each end of your project!

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Fallow the tutorial y write it down the pattern.

Same here. I go to a weekly knit and crochet group. Can’t play a video.

Pattern: Row 1: ch 11+11+2 [24] Row 2: ch 2, hdc in 2nd st from hook, then in each st across [24] Row 3: ch 4, Edc in next st, ch3, skip 2 sts, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip 2 st, edc in next 2 sts, ch 3, skip 2 sts, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip 2 sts, edc in last two sts to finish row. [36] Row 4: Ch 2 turn, (3hdc in ch 3 sp, 4hdc in next ch 3 sp, 4hdc in next ch 3 sp, 3hdc in next ch 3 sp), repeat, 1hdc in last post. [30] Row 5: ch 4, turn, skip 2st, edc, ch3, skip 2st, (edc ch3) in next 3 sts, skip 2st, edc, **{skip 5 st, edc, ch3, (edc ch3) in next 3 sts, sk 2st, edc}, sk 2 st edc in last stitch to finish row. [12 sts 8 ch 3 sps =36] Repeat row 4 and 5 until desired length. To make wider, chain in sets of 11 and then add two more chains for end posts. (*Then ch 2 to start row 2.) **repeat from { to } as many times as needed if making wider than 2 sets of 11 stitches. It is beautiful.

​@@RhavenNightwisp Not everyone has the skills to do this. Be kinder. Pattern is attached. You're welcome.

​@@kathyyoung1774 posted pattern to the original request, you should see it in the responses.

It is very confusing. For example, the stitch she calls a double crochet is one that I know as a half-double (yarn over, pull up a loop, go three all three loops on your hook). I also would need more verbal description of that stitch you mentioned. I don't know what passing the hook along a row of stitches means, either. Is she counting the total number of chain spaces that you should have? I will not able to follow this tutorial, sadly.

@@hodgeelmwood8677 me either. Very frustrating as it is very pretty.

It looks like a half double crochet

Correction...it is a herringbone double crochet...yarn over and pull through the first loop then yarn over and do a double crochet

@@sherribauer1060 yes, here in the US I have seen this referred to as an "extended" double crochet. Beautiful stitch pattern!!

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You may have a mistake somewhere, slow down the video and follow it step by step

@@crochetknittingsort8216 I'm not sure. I changed the number of stitch and everything goes fine. Other people in the comments did find exactly the same as me, and if you count your stitch on the second row it's 24 stitch (11*2+2)

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@@crochetknittingsort8216 thanks!

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This is done by someone whose first language is not English. She has done a good job. Please be kinder. If interested here is a written version of the pattern. First a clarification on sizing the project: If you look at 5:30 minutes, and count stitches, she only has 24 stitches. So her pattern is actually sets of 11, then add two more stitches to account for the two end posts. So you would want to do 11+11+11+2, or 35 Pattern: Row 1: ch 11+11+2 [24] Row 2: ch 2, hdc in 2nd st from hook, then in each st across [24] Row 3: ch 4, Edc in next st, ch3, skip 2 sts, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip 2 st, edc in next 2 sts, ch 3, skip 2 sts, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip one st, edc, ch 3, skip 2 sts, edc in last two sts to finish row. [36] Row 4: Ch 2 turn, (3hdc in ch 3 sp, 4hdc in next ch 3 sp, 4hdc in next ch 3 sp, 3hdc in next ch 3 sp), repeat, 1hdc in last post. [30] Row 5: ch 4, turn, skip 2st, edc, ch3, skip 2st, (edc ch3) in next 3 sts, skip 2st, edc, **{skip 5 st, edc, ch3, (edc ch3) in next 3 sts, sk 2st, edc}, sk 2 st edc in last stitch to finish row. [12 sts 8 ch 3 sps =36] Repeat row 4 and 5 until desired length. To make wider, chain in sets of 11 and then add two more chains for end posts. (*Then ch 2 to start row 2.) **repeat from { to } as many times as needed if making wider than 2 sets of 11 stitches.