The Big Bold Chevron Curtains (click HERE for the free pattern!) are a popular project on Moogly – and I’ve got more projects in the works with this stitch pattern too! However, like many chevron patterns, this one can get a little confusing. So here’s a video tutorial and chart to help walk you through the Big Bold Chevron Stitch!
Big Bold Chevron Stitch Video Tutorial
I hope that helps clear up any confusion! In the video I used Red Heart With Love yarn and a US-K, 6.5mm hook. However, this pattern can be made with any size yarn and the appropriate hook. The repeat for this pattern is a multiple of 19, plus 5. And if you’re thinking it would make a great blanket, then stay tuned…. 😉
I also want to give a shout out to JORD Watches, creators of the amazing wooden watch I’m wearing in this video – that’s right, it’s WOOD! The only metal touching me is the clasp. I love it so much – it looks great and feels wonderful on. They come in a variety of colors and styles – be sure to check them out at the link below! Thank you so much to JORD Watches for sponsoring this video tutorial!
Carrie says
Thanks’ Tamara! I was having a bit of confusion with how this was supposed to work. The chart cleared all of that up. Now I doubt their would have been any confusion at all if I had just followed you pattern. Instead I had to try and second guess what you were doing and try to understand it 😉
I’m thinking this would make a great poolside wrap. With this cake maybe 🙂
http://www.imtopsyturvy.com/gold-hand-painted-ombre-ruffle-birthday-cake/
Tamara Kelly says
Ooo, that looks amazing! 😀 Love the wrap idea!! So glad the chart helped too!
MARRIE says
IT is great.. i am definitely gonna try this!
Thankyou for your haelp
Actually I have visited your website from a long tym ago.. i have many new adventures to view now! 😛
Debra says
Do you have a video for lefthanded ? If not when you do the video please lay out to show what it looks like. I have tried to do pattern but the ends curve inward is that what they look like.
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Debra! I don’t have a left handed video for this one but I can make one! To see the finished look for this stitch, take a look at the Big Bold Chevron Blanket or Big Bold Chevron Curtain. The sides should be straight up and down. I’ll try to get a left handed video done asap!
Mieche says
The pattern was written just the way a pattern should be written. Everyone that writes a pattern should follow your lead. In addition, you created a great video. Keep up the good work and thank you!
Tamara Kelly says
😀 Thank you so much Mieche! That means a lot to me!
Diane says
Great video. Just have one question. When would I change colors? Would the chain 4 be my color change? Thanks!
Tamara Kelly says
Thanks Diane! The color changes are detailed in the written pattern: https://www.mooglyblog.com/big-bold-chevron-curtain/ 🙂
Madeline Bresler says
This pattern is one of the fastest, easiest blankets to make, and people LOVE it! Thanks for the tutorial!
Tamara Kelly says
😀 Thank you so much Madeline!
Anna says
Can you do this stitch using double crochet instead of triple?
Tamara Kelly says
Absolutely! 😀 It won’t be quite as “lacey” but it should work just fine!
Adrian says
I would love to see this adapted for a scarf! It would be gorgeous!
Tamara Kelly says
A little closer to winter I think! 😉 Thank you!
Bonnie says
This has got to be one of THE best video tutorials I have EVER watched. I cannot wait to use this stitch to make some curtains for my apartment, and I also believe I will use this stitch for a prayer shawl for my younger sister who lives in Mississippi. It’s always warm down there, and this would be a perfect stitch for a shawl.
Thank you SO much for taking the time to do this tutorial. It was just amazing!
Tamara Kelly says
Wow, thank you so much Bonnie! 😀
Brittany says
If I wanted to use a different wieght yarn, say fingering wieght instead of worsted, would a K hook still work or do you think it would be too loose?
Tamara Kelly says
I think with Fingering a K would be too loose, I’d probably drop down to an H or I hook – try both, and see which gives the look you like best! 🙂
Vita says
Hi Tamara, I need to make a throw with a Chevron V, as in a Navy stripe. I only see videos with the Chervon pattern with continuous V. Can you help?
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Vita! Are you looking for one big V across the entire blanket, or a blanket made in straight rows with a bunch of Vs for one row?
Lavita Aaron says
Hi, yes a V across the entire blanket.
Tamara Kelly says
Hm, this is a tough one, I haven’t been able to find a chevron blanket worked like this either. But I did have a couple ideas! You could try tapestry style crochet to create the large chevron, C2C, or you could make granny squares like the ones shown in this pattern, where the colors are “halved” and line them up to create a big chevron! https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/step-on-in-rug