Welcome to the new year, crocheters. The perfect time for trying something new is now, since I’m sure you still haven’t come up with the best resolution just yet. (I haven’t either- don’t worry!) Why don’t you think about making trying some new crochet stitches your resolution this year? It’s an easy thing to do, and it means you get to add more stitches to your crochet arsenal.
As you try to figure out the best way to make that next baby blanket or how to change up those crochet beanies, it would be great to use one of the unique stitches below to revamp an old project. Use a pattern you’ve worked up before, but see if you can incorporate one of these fun stitches instead.
You’ll find stitches for beginners to experienced crocheters, so that everyone can have their fill at something new. It’s always fun to learn a new skill and be able to show off your work a little more, which can be done with any of these crochet stitch ideas. Work up a kitchen dish scrubby with the granule stitch or make an entire decorative afghan with the Chinese puzzle stitch. Let us know in the comments below how you feel about these new stitch ideas; we’d love to hear your feedback. Whether you find them difficult, easy, fun, or anything else, tell us how you feel!
1. How to Cross Double Crochet Stitches
5. Corner to Corner Shell Stitch
6. Bumpy Textured Granule Stitch
8. Unique Crochet Tread Stitch
9. How to Crochet the Basketweave Stitch
10. Learn the Chinese Puzzle Stitch
11. Third Dimension Crochet Stitch
Which stitch is first on your list this New Year?
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Been wanting to learn new stitches. Thank you for offering away to learn them.
Thanks for the new stitch explanations! Always enjoy learning a new stitch! Manda!
I am an old dog and ready to learn a new stitch or two. Thank you!
This is a great web learned a lot, Thank You!
thanks for the new stitches to learn