Crocheting the V Stitch - Do you like to try new things when it comes to crocheting? With the V stitch, you can create beautiful color transitions in your crochet projects. It’s a stitch that lets you create a nice texture without too much effort. Want to learn the V stitch? Then keep reading!
Are you looking for a handy tutorial on the V-stitch? Then you've come to the right place! The sample we made was crocheted using Lana Grossa Bingo and DROPS Paris.
Lana Grossa Bingo
Lana Grossa Bingo may be a little less well-known than DROPS Paris, but this 100% merino wool is every bit as good as Crochet Cotton when it comes to a beautiful V-stitch. Bingo is soft, available in 45 (!) colors, and ideal for a scarf, hat, or a cute baby blanket.
How to Crochet a V Stitch
Start with a chain stitch.
Row 1: 2 chain stitches (counts as 1 double crochet), crochet a double crochet in each chain stitch.
Row 2: 2 chain stitches (counts as 1 double crochet), crochet 2 double crochets between the 2nd and 3rd double crochets of the previous row. * Skip 2 double crochets and crochet 2 double crochets. Repeat from * to the end. Finish with a double crochet.
Row 3: 2 chain stitches (counts as 1 double crochet), crochet double crochets between the double crochets of the previous row. Repeat this until the end.
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