Lattice Stitch
Lattice I’m not really sure what the ‘proper’ name for this stitch is, but it reminds me of latticework, so that’s what I’m calling it :). If someone out there actually knows the name of it, feel free to chime in. chain any multiple …
Reaching Out, One Stitch At a Time
Lattice I’m not really sure what the ‘proper’ name for this stitch is, but it reminds me of latticework, so that’s what I’m calling it :). If someone out there actually knows the name of it, feel free to chime in. chain any multiple …
Last week I showed you the extended single crochet, so I thought the next step would naturally be the extended double crochet. When worked it is taller than a double crochet but not as tall as a treble crochet. EXTENDED DOUBLE CROCHET (EDC) Here are the …
Someone recently asked how to do extended stitches, so I thought I’d do a few tutorials and focus on them. The extended stitches extend the height of the current stitch you’re working, hence the “extended” title. For example, the extended sc is taller than a …
Chain any multiple of 3 (then add 1 for your foundation chain). Row 1: dc in 4th chain from hook, ch2, sc in same chain as last dc, *skip 2 chain, (2dc, 2ch, sc) in next ch, repeat from * across, turn. Row 2: ch3, …
This combination reminds me of the Ladder Stitch. It’s quick and easy and can be used for so many kinds of projects. Chain any multiple of 4. Row 1: sc in 2nd chain from hook, sc in next chain, *ch3, skip next 3 ch, sc in …
> Stitch-of-the-Week Double Crochet between stitches This is really just a variation of a double crochet, but it gives your project a whole new look. Instead of doing your typical double crochet in the next stitch you would do your double crochet between two of …
It has been so long since I’ve done my stitch-of-the-week. I’ve been keeping up with it as far as trying a new stitch, taking pics, etc., but haven’t had time to post them. I’ll try to be better about it now that the baby is getting a …