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Crochet Spider Stitch

The crochet spider stitch is a classic beautifully textured stitch that I have been using for many years and love the way it creates a pretty but not too lacy fabric feel, using just a chain and sc/dc stitches, it is easy and simple to do.

Perfect for scarves, wash/dishcloths or blankets.

crochet spider stitch

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Crochet Spider Stitch

Abbreviations
USA
/UK
ch.          Chain

sc/dc.     Single Crochet/Double Crochet (UK)
rpt.         Repeat

Base of ch.   Work in first stitch.

Make a chain length in multiples of 2

Work 1sc/dc in 2nd ch from hook, * skip/miss 1ch, (1sc/dc, ch1, 1sc/dc) in next ch, * rpt from * to * to last 2ch, skip/miss 1ch, 1sc/dc in last ch. Turn.

Pattern Row – ch1, 1sc/dc in base of ch1, (1sc/dc, ch1, 1sc/dc) in each ch1 space to end, (see pic) 1sc/dc in last sc. Turn.

Rpt Pattern Row until required length.

This stitch always works up nicely and produces great results every time, as it is a dense stitch to give it more flexibility I would suggest you use a hook size that is 2 times bigger than your yarn suggests.

I hope you have fun making lots of projects with this gorgeous stitch pattern, use the pin below to pin to your boards on Pinterest.

Speak to you soon with more stitch tutorials.

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To PRINT the pattern only, highlight by clicking at the start of the pattern, hold the mouse down, scroll down and release at the end of the pattern.
Go to FILE, PRINT, (usually top left of browser) when your printer box appears choose selection in the page range.

OR
The easiest way is to copy your selection and paste into a text program (ie, word, notepad etc) it may need tiding up, then print.