Does this work with single crochet ?

Thank you!!!!!

This video is the best towel holder video I have seen. Thank you for the details so we can make a secure holder.

You have clarified a lot for me. Thanks bunches!

Good vid. You rock.

Awesome 👍🏾 thank you 👍🏾 I love this stitch pattern ☺️

Hi, well to Knot two colors together in a piece that you are crochet or Knit is Not a realy good way, sorry and this Not in Special is Not realy save enough👎. Because i have practis it in a beautiful fair Iles Sweater and half way for the end of the Sweater right in the middle of it a damend Knot like this has loos and i had a big hole. I have must the Sweater All to the hole unstitch and that was Not funny believe me in Special with fair Iles. So yes it is many work sometimes to sew All in the end BUT it is SAVE and nothing will demage Your Project. 😉😉 LG lally

I am making a red and gray blanket.

This was definitely the most helpful Block Stitch video I have watched and I watched several. Thank you for sharing. 💜

Fantastic

I hear that a magic knot still can come undone.. any experiences?

Im so glad you speak on your video, i enjoy your voice. Very calming. I must be old school, the new videos are not for me. This is a nice afghan to make. Your stitches are great, so neat. Thanks so much for this video.

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I love joining this way when I need to join the same color or using yarn in random stripes but never could join the way you demonstrated. This is a game changer. Off to practice, lol. I’ll be 84 in December so you are never too old to learn! Thanks so much!

THANK YOU for SUCH GREAT INSTRUCTIONS!!! I have just started granny squares and I LOVE YOUR INSTRUCTIONS!!!!

Oh and I've used the magic know before in other projects, just not with a color change at the end of a row. This is why I never do color change projects.

I am using the exact same yarn and just can't get the placement down when you being the two knots together, so I end up with too much old color so I'm finishing the last strict and chaining 1 before the knew colir is there and the knot just will not go through the stitch. It almost looks too big but I'm using the same yarn.

Thanks so much for tutorial! Very helpful - I too hate weaving in ends of yarn! Thanks again!❤

I finally figured this knot. It's a fancy term for a Square Knot or a Reef Knot! Thank you ever so much!!!

Excellent instructions. I’ve also subscribed due to your clear instructions and demonstrations. I’m looking forward to learning more stitches from you. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge.

Fantastic tutorial! Simplified & clear! Thank you!

Thank you SO much for sharing this tutorial! It has helped me tremendously! ❤😊❤

Thank you so much for explaining how to turn your project. I never understood there was a right way and a wrong way to turn your project. So, the working yarn always is behind your hook.

Just found your channel by searching "block stitch" You make it so easy to follow!!! I have subscribed and look forward to seeing more!

Amazing. I new what multiples were but never thought how it all worked. Thank you so much.

So I just finished making this for my new grandson coming in august! My question is should I add a border or leave it the way it is? Thank you for the easy instructions and I enjoyed making it very much.

Hi is there a printable pattern for this. Thanks

I sorta feel like maybe the more flexy the fabric is and the more open a stitch pattern is the less yarn it actually uses. SC and Bobble are so dense, but DC and V stitch are flexier and move easier, even stretchy a bit. Id be curious if this trend spreads to more open stitches like TC 🤔

Hi I would love to know how of the size of wool that you are using thankyou for sharing and have a nice day and god bless you 😊❤🙏

Thank you very much for this video

Such a useful video. I’m a new subscriber. Thanks for the information. 😊

excellent. thank you ❤

❤❤❤ Knew how to do the magic knot, but didn’t know how to get the knot to a specific spot before. Many many thanks 😊😊😊 !!!!!

That thumbnail though. Haha. Nice video.

I just happened onto your channel and after watching I subscribed. I’m trying to learn new crochet skills and your instructions are so easy to understand and see.

I guessed them all right!

Agree shadows in the way❤

This is great. You are so easy to understand. I've seen others explain this but this is much better. Thanks!

I often wondered about that. Thank you for doing the work, so I didn’t have to.😅 Informative 👏

Thanks for this trick. I wonder if it works for knitting too?

good Morning, Thank you so much for your easy to follow instructions of this blanket. I find that i can make the blanket now because of your examples of it. i just subscribed to your channel

Excellent instructions and demonstration. It seems to me that you crochet tightly. Am I correct? Do you use a more pointy hook to be able to get into the stitches more easily? Thank you.

Thank you. Very helpful...❤

Great tutorial. I am sure you will have many grateful crocheters.

Beautiful ❤❤

Beautiful 😻 pattern thank you 👍🏾

Cool! But try and use lighter colors please.those dark colors are hard to see.😊.

This is the best demostration and technique to change colors at the end of a row I have seen! I don't like to change colors because I dread hiding all those ends when done with a project. This is awesome! The algorythm showed the video in my feed and I stopped scrolling out of curiosity. So glad I did! I liked that you take your time, I mean, that even in your voice I know you are in no hurry to end the video. You just want to be clear and teach us how you do what you do. My anxiety really appreciates your soothing voice. 😂 You have a new subscriber! ❤

I knew how to make a magic knot, but never heard of or thought of using this instead of weaving in ends. I just started a project similar to a temperature blanket with colour changes for every row and this came across my feed. What perfect timing! Now I'll only have the ends to weave in for the 7 rows I've completed so far the rest will be done like this! Thanks so much for this tutorial!