Woven Stitch Crochet Tutorial

Today I am sharing how to crochet the Woven Stitch AKA Linen Stitch, Moss Stitch, Seed Stitch, Granite Stitch! I truly do not know how one stitch got so many names! However, I love this stitch as it looks like a solid stitch but when stretched it has the littlest lace look to it. This is by far one of the stretchiest crochet stitches. I use it for socks, hats and baby blankets. Check out my baby blanket below! It incorporates both the Woven Stitch and the Bobble Stitch. I love using the woven stitch while using multiple colors!

SUGAR & SPICE BABY BLANKET

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This is one of the easiest stitch patterns to learn as it incorporates chain stitch and single crochet stitch. If you need to brush up on these stitches check out these tutorials.

CHAIN

SINGLE CROCHET

Woven Stitch Tutorial

Materials needed:

4-med yarn

I/9-5.50 mm hook

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Yarn needle

Scissors

Abbreviations:

ch-chain

sc-single crochet

sk-skip

sp-space

When crochet the Woven Stitch pattern always start with an even number of chains. So for this practice swatch we are starting with 12 chains.

Row 1: sc in the 2nd ch from the hook, *ch 1, sk 1, sc in next ch, repeat from * across, turn (6 sc, 5 ch-1 sp)

Row 2: ch 1, sk sc, *sc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, sk 1, repeat from * across, ending with sc in beginning ch 1, turn

Repeat Row 2 for practice

See now that was not to hard…you have now conquered the Woven Stitch!!! Also, see below chart graph below for extra ease of learning.

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Conclusion

I hope this tutorial has given you the easiest way to learn this stitch. Here is a extra little help…my video tutorial on how to crochet the Woven Stitch Video Tutorial

Check it out now and subscribe to my RUMBLE channel for more tips, tricks and tutorials.

Happy Crocheting!

Chrissy