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Free Crochet Tutorial Lattice-Bar Stitch

Free Crochet Tutorial Lattice-Bar Stitch – Learn how to crochet this beautiful stitch, it is ideal for light weight scarves, shawls and bed runners, you could also use for a decorative table runner.

Made up of just 2 rows of pattern, you will pick it up in no time at all, see my step by step instructions below.

Free crochet tutorial lattice-bar stitch

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lattice and bar stitch tutorial

The materials used for the swatches were Paintbox Simply DK in colors Buttercup Yellow and Bubblegum Pink using a 4.50mm Clover crochet hook

crochet lattice and bar stitch

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Free lattice and bar tutorial

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See more free crochet stitch tutorials:-
Scallop – Peacock Fan – Single crochet together
Granny Chevron Tiny popcorn Stitch Even Berry – Combo Peaks
hope you enjoy all the instructions, happy crocheting!
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lattice and bar crochet stitch

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Free Crochet Tutorial Lattice-Bar Stitch

Abbreviations USA

ch.    Chain
sc.    Single Crochet
dc.    Double Crochet
rpt.   Repeat

ch5 counts as first dc and ch2.
ch6 counts as first dc and ch3.

Make a chain length in multiples of 4 + 2

First Row – 1dc in 10th ch from hook, * ch3, skip 3ch, 1dc in next ch, * rpt from * to * to end. Turn.

Second Row – ch5, * skip 1ch, 1sc in next ch, ch2, skip 1ch, 1dc in next dc, ch2, * rpt from * to * to last 9ch, skip 1ch, 1sc in next ch, ch2, skip 1ch, 1dc in next ch. Turn.

Third Row – ch6, * skip (ch2, sc, ch2), 1dc in next dc, ch3, *  rpt from * to * to last ch5, work 1dc in 3rd of ch5. Turn.

Fourth Row – ch5, * skip 1ch, 1sc in next ch, ch2, skip 1ch, 1dc in next dc, ch2, * rpt from * to * to last 6ch, skip 1ch, 1sc in next ch, ch2, skip 1ch, 1dc in next ch. Turn.

Rpt Third and Fourth Rows to desired length.

Free crochet lattice and bar tutorial

Abbreviations UK

ch.    Chain
dc.    Double Crochet
tr.     Treble Crochet
rpt.   Repeat

5ch counts as first tr and 2ch.
6ch counts as first tr and 3ch.

Make a chain length in multiples of 4 + 2

First Row – 1tr into 10th ch from hook, * make 3ch, miss 3ch, 1tr into next ch, * rpt from * to * to end. Turn.

Second Row – 5ch, * miss 1ch, 1dc into next ch, make 2ch, miss 1ch, 1tr into next tr, make 2ch, * rpt from * to * to last 9ch, miss 1ch, 1dc into next ch, make 2ch, miss 1ch, 1tr into next ch. Turn.

Third Row – 6ch, * miss (2ch, dc, 2ch), 1tr into next tr, make 3ch, *  rpt from * to * to last 5ch, work 1tr into 3rd of 5ch. Turn.

Fourth Row – 5ch, * miss 1ch, 1dc into next ch, make 2ch, miss 1ch, 1tr into next tr, make 2ch, * rpt from * to * to last 6ch, miss 1ch, 1dc into next ch, make 2ch, miss 1ch, 1tr into next ch. Turn.

Rpt Third and Fourth Rows to desired length.

lattice and bar crochet stitch

Free crochet tutorial lattice-bar stitch

Happy crocheting!

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Go to FILE, PRINT, (usually top left of browser) when your printer box appears choose selection in the page range.

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