One of the many reasons I love the Spike Stitch is how versatile a stitch it is, meaning you can creating a variety of different textures and designs using this simple technique!
This stitch looks great when featured in most crochet projects, such as hats, scarves and (especially) blankets!
If you'd like to learn how to crochet the "Spike Stitch", this helpful video will guide you through all the steps as you continue on your ever-growing crochet journey!
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What a beautiful pattern
ReplyDeleteThis will likely be my next project.
ReplyDeletecan I do longer rows like for a blanket? Would I be able to use any type of yarn?
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it goes in multiple's of 6. If you need to increase try adding 6 at a time to see if that will work. I haven't watched the video yet, so I'm not 100% positive.
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DeleteMuy bonito punto, gracias por compartir
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Beautiful!!! Has anyone come up with this pattern in a round form? Say for a tablecloth with red, white and blue?
ReplyDeleteThanks Love this stitch. I make Chemo Hats for the Hospital. I will try this on my next hat.
ReplyDeleteWhat size hook?
ReplyDeleteIs there a pattern that I could print off please???
ReplyDeleteLovely stitch and a beautiful tutorial! U sound so sweet! Totally loved it... gonna get my hands on it now 😀😀
ReplyDeleteIs there an easy pattern that I can share with my mom too? She has promised to knit a blanket for me, so I guess that would be a perfect choice.
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