Crochet V-Stitch Chains Tutorial – I have added another beautiful tutorial to my crochet stitches collection.
This one can be used for table mats, coasters, baby blankets, shawls and many other projects.
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Some crochet stitches may challenge you or even puzzle you, but tackling them and mastering them will be very satisfying when you use it to create something special.
I have used King Cole Comfort DK (light worsted #3 for USA) yarn and a 4.50mm hook for the samples, but it looks good in most different ply’s.
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Crochet V-Stitch Chains Tutorial UK
Abbreviations UK
ch. Chain
dc. Double Crochet
tr. Treble Crochet
rpt. Repeat
3ch counts as first tr
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UK INSTRUCTIONS:
Made in multiples of 10 + 7.
I started with a chain length of 37, (RS) 1tr into 4th ch from hook, 1tr into each ch to end. Turn.
2nd Row – 3ch, 1tr into each of next 4tr, * make 7ch, miss 5tr, 1tr into each of next 5tr, * rpt from * to * to end, working last tr into top of 3ch. Turn.
3rd Row – 3ch, 1tr into each of next 4tr, * make 5ch, working in front of the 7ch, work 1dc into the centre tr of the missed 5tr on row below (see pic) make 5ch, 1tr into each of next 5tr, * rpt from * to * to end, working last tr into top of 3ch. Turn.
4th Row – 3ch, 1tr into each of next 4tr, * make 7ch, 1tr into each of next 5tr, * rpt from * to * to end, working last tr into top of 3ch. Turn.
5th Row – 3ch, 1tr into each of next 4tr, * make 5ch, working in front of 7ch on last row, work 1dc around the 7ch on three rows below, make 5ch, 1tr into each of next 5tr, * rpt from * to * to end, working last tr into top of 3ch. Turn.
Rpt 4th & 5th Rows until required length, changing colour on every row.
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USA format below:-
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Crochet V-Stitch Chains Tutorial USA
Abbreviations USA
ch. Chain
sc. Single Crochet
dc. Double Crochet
rpt. Repeat
ch3 counts as first dc
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USA INSTRUCTIONS:
Made in multiples of 10 + 7.
I started with a chain length of 37, (RS) 1dc in 4th ch from hook, 1dc in each ch to end. Turn.
2nd Row – ch3, 1dc in each of next 4dc, * ch7, skip 5dc, 1dc in each of next 5dc, * rpt from * to * to end, working last dc in top of ch3. Turn.
3rd Row – ch3, 1dc in each of next 4dc, * ch5, working in front of the ch7, work 1sc in the centre dc of the skipped 5dc on row below (see pic) ch5, 1dc in each of next 5dc, * rpt from * to * to end, working last dc in top of ch3. Turn.
4th Row – ch3, 1dc in each of next 4dc, * ch7, 1dc in each of next 5dc, * rpt from * to * to end, working last dc in top of ch3. Turn.
5th Row – ch3, 1dc in each of next 4dc, * ch5, working in front of ch7 on last row, work 1sc around the ch7 on three rows below, ch5, 1dc in each of next 5dc, * rpt from * to * to end, working last dc in top of ch3. Turn.
Rpt 4th & 5th Rows until required length, changing color on every row.
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