Another stitch for my collection!
Multiple of 5, plus 2
Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from hook, *ch 5,
skip 4 ch, sc in next ch* across. Ch 3, turn.
Row 2: 5 dc in next ch-space, *ch 1, 5 dc in
next ch-space* across; dc in last sc. Ch 1, turn.
Row 3: sc in same beginning space, ch 5, *sc in
next ch-1 space, ch 5* across; sc in last dc. Ch 3, turn.
Repeat Row 2 – Row 3.
Милые квадратики.
ReplyDeletesüperrr :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Meredith
This has worked out well for something simple to do, do you make up your stitch patterns for your collection? You have quite a collection coming along now.
ReplyDeleteI love to crochet and I admit I am becoming quite hooked. I had some money left over from my Birthday and I have finally found something to buy with it. I am awaiting delivery of a crochet stitch book, I took a long time to choose the one I wanted .... it's being delivered next week whoop whoop!
I usually try to come up with my own stitches, but sometimes I try to recreate stitches that I've seen somewhere. I saw this stitch on a scarf made by a friend. The basic idea is quite simple, and while the original stitch might be a bit different (different amount of dc and ch), the look is very similar.
DeleteОльга, не сложное вязание, а выгладит отлично! С уважением.
ReplyDeletehi, i was looking for this stitch as i had seen it on the net somewhere. i am making a crochet baby jacket for a boy and i was not happy with the shell stitch as i felt it was to much for a boy. thanks so much. lyn south africa.
ReplyDeletelooking for instructions on how to make this block sample pattern....can you please help and let me know if you gotten my other comments thanks..
ReplyDeleteI need to know how many to chain to start can any body help me with this wpwardfam@sbcglobal.net
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