Crochet stitch diagram

Wondering how to crochet iris stitch? Here you'll find video tutorial, written pattern and 3 unique colorways. It's easy to learn, so try it!

Learn how to read crochet pattern diagrams with this detailed guide from Make and Do Crew. From crochet symbols and stitch placement, to reading crochet charts and visual instructions, you'll learn everything you need to know. We've included 26 easy visual patterns for you to practice reading crochet diagrams. Visit the blog for the free guide today. - Crochet Stitch

Learn how to crochet V-stitch, the perfect beginner crochet stitch. Follow our step-by-step tutorial, stitch chart, and video guide to master V-stitch crochet.

Long Wave Crochet Stitch will remind you of the calming waves of an ocean, featuring crochet stitches of different heights.

Want to learn how to crochet moss stitch? Great - here you'll find a written pattern, a diagram, video tutorial and more!

Create beautiful, tightly textured fabrics with this beginner crochet stitch pattern called the Wattle Stitch. This easy crochet stitch pattern is is fully reversible, making it ideal for baby blankets, scarves, afghans, and other projects with both sides exposed. | More easy crochet stitch patterns at thecrochetfox.com

In this beginner's guide, you'll learn how to crochet shell stitch with step-by-step instructions and photos, plus tips for better crocheting.

If you want to easily learn how to crochet classic granny stripe stitch, check out this post! Step-by-step tutorial is great for beginners.

Crochet Pattern

Via Here's another chart I found for the "how to read crochet charts" series. It is for a bobble stitch pattern which is really interesting and although a bit tedious if you work on a big(ger) project, it gives the project an amazing texture. To make a block follow the instructions which say to chain a multiple of 2 (+1). The chart shows a foundation chain made of 13 st +1 (14). Row 1: starting from 2nd st from hook sc across. Ch 1 and turn work. Row 2: Make a 5dc bobble stitch in the 1st…