Fancy Crochet Stitches - Just Beyond Basic

Although I’ve been crocheting for a few years now, I haven’t tried to learn a lot of different stitch patterns. Yes, I’ve made a couple of Phoenix Blankets, which has a bunch of fancy stitches in the pattern. But I didn’t “learn” the stitches. In other words, once I crochet them, I forgot them, and never retained even the names of said fancy stitches.

I love crocheting patterns that are above my skill level, it forces me to learn and practice crocheting even more. Sometimes I only practice how to frog, but that’s a whole different post.

Here’s Stitches I’ve Shared

With all that being said, I do have a few choice stitches that I wish to share with you. These are beyond basic stitches, but I feel that they are still beginner friendly. I’ve already made posts and/or videos on how to make them.

Let's Learn to Crochet Together: I Learned The Rice Stitch From the Internet, But Of Course I Messed It Up

I am always looking to learn new crochet stitches. I came across a "very easy" simple stitch pattern that looked great, so I had to try it. Mistake number one, I only looked at the first tutorial I came across. It seemed simple enough, yet no. I messed it up.

https://www.annmalonesulsar.com/2022/02/lets-learn-to-crochet-together-i.html#bpdc

• Rice Stitch
  • Back Post Double Crochet (bpdc)
  • Front Post Double Crochet (fpdc)

• Bobble Stitch

• Granite Stitch

What’s Next?

As I learn more than basic stitches, I’ll be compiling them in lots and lots of posts and videos for you. I got plans. Lots of plans!

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Page with all my stitches posts together

Crochet Stitches

Some are fancy, some are not so fancy, but still... here's MY listing of crochet stitches (US terms), their abbreviations, and links to my posts containing the how-to's. Links are added as I go, and most will not be stand alone posts, but within other rambling posts, I do link below straight to the section where the how-to is, so there's that.

https://www.annmalonesulsar.com/p/fancy-crochet-stitches.html