CROCHET: How to crochet the block stitch | Bella Coco

I HAVE USED: 4mm hook

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Time Stamps:-
Intro 00:00
Slipknot and foundation chain 00:38
Row 1 01:49
Attaching 2nd colour 03:52
Row 2 04:12
Row 3 05:55
Sewing in ends 08:28

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FAQ's

-How many squares do I need for a baby blanket?

This can vary, it really can be however big or small you like, but i generally do 4x4 or 5x5.

-How many chains shall I do for a *single/double/etc' blanket?

Again, this can vary. I would suggest that you do your chain and lay it down agains the bed you are wanting it for. It should be the same width. You should then ad a few more to make it a little wider.

-How much yarn do I need?

Unfortunately, I will be able to answer individuals questions about how much yarn you would used do to multiple factors effecting it. Such as, your tension, the size of hook and the yarn being used.

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I use a Panasonic Lumix GF1 to film my videos on a tripod.

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[OMGrannySquare]

I am in love with this box stitch. It reminds me so much of crocheting a granny square, because there is a lot of granny "clusters". Love it! Thank you so much. So beautiful.

[sandrajones]

I would just like to say a very big thank you for showing this video and being considerate on someone who cannot do it so fast thank you

[rozstacho]

Very beginner friendly. I love that you give us time to pause the video and tell us when to pause. Thank you :)

[chrissiewindsor]

I’ve spent the last few months crocheting for other people, hats & scarves for my Great nieces and my friends, along with a counterpane for my dear friends king-sized bed and a wrap by Sarah at Rich Textures for another friend. I’m thinking it’s my turn. I’ve recently given up on my duvet, I live alone, am disabled, I just couldn’t manage the duvet change. I feel so liberated! I need a second bedspread, I think this stitch might be just the ticket. It won’t be too heavy and I think it is so pretty! I’m thinking Special DK in white, with alternating rows of pomegranate and petrol, (I love those together.) I just hope it turns out as well as I think it might! Thank you, a great tutorial, as usual.

[melvinbeli]

I love your video. It's so clear and easy to see exactly where you're putting in the stitches, especially the bright pink. Often I've found tutorials in which they hold their finger up a little further and you can't see exactly where they're inserting the hook. You're my go-to instructor :D

[lisadiannemoore]

Wow! This might be the perfect way for me to use up all my bits and bobs of yarn that I have literally all over my house 😂 Thank you fir yet again another wonderful and easy to follow tutorial ❤️

[LadeebuggLuv]

I chained 156 plus my 2. I used a solid color first and a multi color for my smaller row. I did 61 rows of solid. It made a beautiful lap blanket. Just finished and starting a new one. This is a simple but beautiful pattern and easy to understand thank you so

[dr.shripadfutane]

Very good and clear method of teaching and thank u for using English version

[Mzdiana]

Love the tutorial and the colors also. It's 2:30 am here in California, USA and I'm watching your tutorial, its bathroom time for my dog. Thanks for your time and sharing. 🖒💜🌷

[cakesbybeverleylloyd]

Thank you for making more complicated (to me) stitches so easy to follow 🧡

[franklinmimi]

The is a very pretty and colorful stitch. You give excellent instruction and the video is excellent and well done.

[jenniferking]

So much easier than another video I watched. I got so frustrated I just threw it away. I’m definitely going to try this method!

[chaliceguard]

Love this stitch. Thanks for sharing. To avoid so many loose ends, I think I'd just carry the contrast color up the side and then add a border edge that would hopefully hide the carried yarn.

[jackiem]

I noticed your video on the side months ago and saved it. I just started a multicolored one yesterday for my grandson for his nap time at day care and I can't put it down. Your instructions are so easy to follow! Thank you for sharing and helping me *and so many other crocheters! They are a HUGE help for me!

[colleenhenry]

I am trying the stitch but I may have to try it over

[aminayusuf]

I love your tutorials, very easy to understand and the stitches are also very lovely.

[sushilashukla]

I love it. Regular with your patterns. Good teacher.
Thank you take care.
Love from South Africa

[empressnkzoo]

Thanks for that. I have wanted to learn a new stitch, now I have a few. Now I can finish my tea and watch more of your videos.

[sincerely_barbie]

This was so easy to follow and clear precise instructions. Thank you 🙏🏽

[sandramunoz]

Loved your instructions simple to understand THANK YOU ❤