Crochet Stitches

The Moss Stitch is a two-row repeat crochet pattern constructed with clusters of double crochet nested in between the previous row’s double crochet clusters to create an offset pattern that is light and not completely solid. It works great for baby blankets, modern afghans, cardigans and shawls.

The Celtic Weave Stitch is a two-row repeat crochet pattern made with front and back post trebles that looks like basket weaving.

The Honeycomb Stitch is a four-row repeat crochet pattern that uses long single crochet and front post single crochet stitches to create a thick, solid and textured fabric in the shape of a honeycomb.

The Thermal Stitch is a one-row repeat crochet pattern constructed with single crochet stitches made in double rows to create a thick, warm fabric that is suitable for winter garments, handbags, potholders and any other project that needs sturdy and thick texture.

The Granny Cluster Stitch is a double-sided pattern created with groups of 3 double crochets built one on top of the other to create a flat pattern with visual interest.

The Boxed Puff Stitch is a variation of the classic stitch with the same name, where the puff stitches are alternated with double crochet stitches that “enclose” them and give it the boxed look.

The 3D Cluster Stitch is a thick, double-sided pattern crocheted with offset front post double crochet clusters to give a 3D effect to your work. When crocheted in 2 colors, each side is colored differently, one color on one side, the other color on the other side. It works great for baby blankets, wearables, hats and scarves.

The Short Spike Stitch is a 4 row repeat pattern created with alternating single crochet and long single crochet stitches that create a tight, solid fabric. It works best when using 2 colors to see the long spike stitches better, suitable for blankets, garments, and any design that requires a tight fabric.