This stitch is called the Herringbone Half Double Stitch.
And this stitch is the Herringbone Double Stitch.
The co worker that I previously made purses for asked me to make her a couple more, but this time for going out on the town. I made this purse with the Herringbone Double Stitch.
Here’s a closeup.
This stitch is called Pike.
This stitch is called Wide Checkers.
And this stitch is called Trinity.
Here is the Twin V Stitch.
I used this stitch to make a lap blanket for a friend of my mom’s. She was kind enough to give me a box of beads, even though we’ve never met.
Here’s the closeup.
This is called the Three and Two Crochet Stitch.
A scarf in Three and Two Stitch.
And a closeup.
This is the Half Double V Stitch.
And this is the Double V Stitch.
Here is a scarf in the Double V stitch.
And the closeup.
This stitch is called the Even Berry Stitch.
And this stitch is called the Uneven Berry Stitch.
This is the Crunch Stitch.
This is the Sieve Stitch.
This is the Grit Stitch.
And this is the Moss Stitch.
Interesting names, don’t you think?
Here is the Waffle Stitch.
Here is the Sedge Stitch.
And here is the Floret Stitch.
This stitch is called the Wattle Stitch.
This is called the Spider Stitch.
And this is the Woven Stitch.
This stitch is called Up and Down. It is made by alternating single and double crochet stitches.
I started to make a scarf with this stitch, but it makes a very thick fabric. Too stiff for a scarf. But, I thought that the two colors show the up and down of the stitch very well.
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