How To Crochet The Crocodile Stitch Pattern
The crocodile stitch is relatively new in the crochet world. However, it has gained popularity quickly. Today we will share with you how to crochet the crocodile stitch pattern.
What makes the crocodile crochet stitch so special?
Well, the beautiful layered look of the pattern is what makes it so unique and appealing. The scale-like stitch creates fabulous texture. It is a great way to add a bit of flare to your project. The pattern makes your project look modern, chic, and sophisticated.
You can apply the pattern to almost any crochet projects. Crocodile stitch booties, purses, scarves, and hats are super trendy now.
The pattern looks very fancy, and the stitch is not too difficult. However, there are different variations to it. You can do half double crochet or double crochet. Some use five back-post double crochets on each side of the scale, while some others use even more.
This may sound complicated if you don’t know how to crochet the crocodile stitch pattern yet. Once you have mastered the basic crocodile crochet stitch, you should be able to handle any of the variations. If you are exploitative, you may even come up with new patterns.
If you feel uneasy about tackling the crocodile stitch, here comes the good news. We have put together this collection of crocodile stitch patterns and pass along to you. All you need to do is to follow these easy step by step tutorials to practice your new stitch. Have fun crocheting!
# 3 Crocodile Stitch Gladiator Sandals for Women, Crochet Pattern, Both Indoor and Outdoor Versions Included, Boho Dreamz Sandals, US Sizes 5-12
Try this crochet pattern to make a gorgeous pair of Crocodile Stitch Gladiator Sandals, a woman's slipper pattern like never before. This pattern is aptly named the Boho Dreamz Sandals.
# 5 How to Crochet * Crocodile Stitch * Scales Stitch
This video teaches you how to crochet the crocodile stitch. Use it for a (felted) bag, to decorate a collar or for a spectacular scarf...
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