Dear Artsy Craftsy Friends,
Today’s article will show you how to crochet an Anchored Stitch. Why anchored, you might wonder? Well we thought about how to name the stitch and we noticed that the mixture of double crochet stitches in V and one other on top of them looks like an anchor. We admit that renaming crochet stitches requires quite a bit of imagination.
This is a very easy pattern that you can use to make ponchos and scarves.
Take a look at the picture below see how this pattern looks like.
Abbreviations:
[ ] – work instructions within brackets as many times as directed
ch – chain
ch-sp – chain-space
dc – double crochet
sc – single crochet
sp – space
tr – triple (treble) crochet
Level: beginner
Tip: This stitch has very loose and mixed edgings. Make sure you learn how to add various borders to make these edgings look prettier.
Work a loose chain from multiples of 6, plus 3 extra chains to complete the pattern.
Row 1: work [ 2dc, 2ch, 2dc] in 6th ch from the hook; * skip next 5ch; work [ 2dc, 2ch, 2dc ] in next ch *; repeat from * to *; finish the row: skip next 2ch, work 1dc in the last ch from the foundation ch, 1ch to turn.
Row 2: work 1sc in last dc from previous row; * 3 ch; skip next 2dc; work 1dc in next ch-2-sp; 3ch; skip next 2dc; work 1sc in the sp between the 2 groups of 4dc *; repeat from * to *; finish the row: work 1sc in the last ch-sp from previous row, 4ch to turn.
Row 3: * work [ 2dc, 2ch, 2dc ] in first dc from previous row; skip next sc *; repeat from * to *; finish the row: work 1tr in last sc from previous row, 1ch to turn.
Repeat rows 2 to 3 to complete the pattern.
Happy anchoring,
The Coolorburbians.
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