In this video i share how to crochet the classic harlequin stitch, ideal for blankets and scarves. along with the video, i've provided the written 4 row repe. This video will walk you through how to create a moss stitch border on a crochet project. specifically, this blanket: youtu.be l24 igyhvwfind the wr.
Learn how to crochet a moss stitch border following this easy step by step tutorial. you may also hear of this stitch being called 'linen stitch'. this one r. The most common crochet project using the harlequin stitch is a whimsical harlequin stitch baby blanket, which is perfect for a baby shower gift. this goes great with a fantastic moss stitch border (a simple moss stitch edging) or a ribbed crochet border. What caught my eye, though, is that kerry added a fantastic moss stitch border to her blanket. take a look below and see how she incorporated all the colors into it! photos by @kez7505 crochet knit on instagram: source; this project was based on daisy farm crafts’ free pattern for crochet harlequin blanket available here: daisyfarmcrafts . Round 1: work the following on each of the next 4 sides, on the first repeat make the first sc a standing sc and start in any corner ch2 sp: (sc, ch2, sc) in corner ch2 sp, sc in each st across side. slst to first sc to join, slst into next ch2 sp. note: if you have an even number of stitches on a side, in round 2 you will not have a stitch to.
What caught my eye, though, is that kerry added a fantastic moss stitch border to her blanket. take a look below and see how she incorporated all the colors into it! photos by @kez7505 crochet knit on instagram: source; this project was based on daisy farm crafts’ free pattern for crochet harlequin blanket available here: daisyfarmcrafts . Round 1: work the following on each of the next 4 sides, on the first repeat make the first sc a standing sc and start in any corner ch2 sp: (sc, ch2, sc) in corner ch2 sp, sc in each st across side. slst to first sc to join, slst into next ch2 sp. note: if you have an even number of stitches on a side, in round 2 you will not have a stitch to. You want each stitch to form a long line. this takes about 5 rows of back and forth. pull up a loop in the corner and chain 3. dc across the entire side working 2 dc around the side of each dc post and one dc into a sc. (work this first row as evenly as possible and not too wide apart.) chain 3 and turn. Crochet stitches. this is a classic crochet harlequin stitch. a sister to catherine’s wheel stitch and starburst stitch. i find it to be the simpler of the two, but that might be just me. this swatch was made with “i love this cotton” from hobby lobby with a “g” size hook. i took each picture as i finished a row, before i turned to.
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