If you haven’t tried the V-Stitch yet then you are missing out on some great crochet fun! We just came out with a new collection: 15 V-Stitch Crochet Afghan Patterns! With the help of our wonderful designers, we present you with the best of this crochet stitch.
Learning new crochet stitches and be exhilarating and nerve-wracking, but with this collection you won’t have to worry. The v-stitch is a versatile stitch that can be used in a variety of different ways. (I’ve seen v-stitch scarves over on AllFreeCrochet that look super cute). Once you’ve mastered this stitch pattern, any v-stitch crochet pattern you see will be easy to crochet. If you already love the crochet v-stitch, then these free patterns are going to become your favorite crochet v stitch patterns yet.
Here;s a quick preview of the new collection!
Victorian V Stitch Square – This crochet square is soon to be your favorite classic design. I love how this pattern expertly uses the v-stitch to create a truly elegant crochet motif. It reminds me of cathedral architecture, so take a step back into the Victorian era and crochet this granny square pattern.
Summer Sky Baby Blanket – This crochet baby blanket is made with cluster v-stitches. Just in time for summer, this baby blanket pattern is great for beginners because you really only need to know a few basic stitches. It’s a fun and chunky baby blanket for new and old crocheters alike.
Lacy V-Stitch Ripple Afghan – Girls of all ages will appreciate this feminine and delicate Lacy V-stitch Ripple Afghan. This simple yet elegant crochet afghan pattern would be a great gift for your mother, grandmother, or best girlfriend. Be sure to make one for yourself, too!
Bohemian Lace Afghan – Embrace the lace and try the Bohemian Lace Afghan. Written in 3 different sizes, this lacy crochet pattern is versatile and great for charity as well. This pattern is great for summer and it reminds me of a tranquil ocean beach day. Start crocheting this afghan today and you’ll never want to stop.
Today, the v stitch will become your latest crochet obsession and you will master the crochet v-stitch. Learn how to crochet an afghan in this great stitch pattern or even how to crochet granny squares. The v-stitch is truly a stitch that can be used in so many ways. From granny square patterns to crochet baby blankets and ripple crochet patterns to crochet throws, the v-stitch is right at home with these crochet designs.
What have you crocheted using the v-stitch?
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I’ve made Herrschner’s Lacy Ripple baby afghan (MANY, MANY times) and Herrschner’s Fisherman Ripple afghan several times. Both of these look like the Victorian Lace Ripple afghan you have featured on http://www.allfreecrochet.com with the exception that they are worked with only ONE strand of yarn and a much smaller hook. They feature rows of single crochet separated by rows of lacy v-stitch crochet (12 rows of single crochet followed by 2 rows of lacy v-stitch on the baby afghan and 8 rows of single crochet followed by 3 rows of lacy v-stitch on the Fisherman Ripple afghan) Great patterns and easy to make. Both were kits from the 1970s.
Victorian V-stitch square link is broken and I have been wanting to make some. Please update your posts!!!~