Just wanted to share a simple crochet stitch pattern for the mesh / net stitch. If you like an open or lacy look, this stich is perfect. It's great for mesh bags, beach cover ups, summer tops and shawls. Below is the written pattern and if you prefer a video tutorial, there's also a link for the step by step instructions. Thanks so much for visiting!
Required Crochet Stitches and Terms:
chain (ch)
single crochet (sc)
skip (sk
Note: All terms are U.S.
Pattern Instructions:
Ch a multiple of 4
Row 1: Sc into the 8th chain from the hook, ch 5, sk 3 chains, sc into the next chain. Continue this way across the rest of the row until you reach the end. Place one sc in the last chain. Ch 5 and turn.
Row 2:
1 sc into the first chain 5 space from the previous row. Ch 5, place 1 sc into the next ch 5 space. Continue this way across until you reach the last ch 5 space, then place 1 sc. Ch 5 and turn. Repeat row 2.
I'm back with another easy pattern and video tutorial. This time we have a super easy crochet granny stitch triangle shawl. The granny stitch is so verstile, and not exclusive to the granny square - although the granny square deserves all the love it gets! After the first few rows, it's so easy to get the hang of this pattern and it's very relaxing, but addictive at the same time! Below is the written pattern and if you prefer a video tutorial, there's also a link for the step by step instructions. Thanks so much for visiting!
Supplies Needed:
Caron Blossom Cakes by Yarnspirations - medium weight yarn (4): 2 balls, or any medium weight yarn of your choice (600 yards / 595 m approx.) 5.0 mm crochet hook Scissors Tapestry Needle to weave in ends
Required Crochet Stitches and Terms:
chain (ch)
double crochet (DC)
slip stitch (sl)
skip (sk)
Note: All terms are U.S.
Sizing and Gauge
The finished shawl measures 56" wide approx. and 27" from centre bottom to top tip/peak approx.
Gauge: 6 groups of dc measuring from the bottom centre up is 4" approx.
4 groups of dc measuring along a short side = 4 inches approx.
The total number of rows on the shawl is 34, plus 1 row of sc border.
The size of the shawl is totally adujustable by the number of rows you do and completely up to you.
Pattern Instructions:
Ch 4, join with Sl st to form circle
Row 1: Ch 4 - (counts as dc plus 1), 3 dc in circle, Ch 2- corner made. 3 dc in circle, Ch 1, 1 dc into circle.
Row 2:
Ch 4 turn, 3 dc into first ch 1 space (from previous row), Ch 1. Into ch 2 space (peak), work 3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc. Ch 1, 3 dc into ch space, Ch 1, 1 dc.
Rows 3 - 34: Work row 2 or until desired size. Do not fasten off if you wish to do a sc border.
Border:
Ch 1, 3 sc in each space along longest side of triangle. First corner- Sc 3, ch 1.
Sc in each st. and into each ch 1 space along 2nd side to peak. 2sc, 2ch, 2sc in peak. Continue to start, end with 3sc , slip to ch1.