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Learn how to crochet the ZigZag Pip Stitch! This stitch is built over 4 rows and is what I would class as a intermediate stitch pattern. It looks amazing in 2 colours or also fantastic in one solid shade. USA STITCH TERMS. Note that when doing this stitch with two colours, the odd rows are one colour and the even rows are the other colour, which means that you either have to carry across the yarn, or cut it every time you change colours, leaving lots of ends to weave in.

Beautiful Tunisian stitch with two colors Very Easy tunisiancrochet pattern #crocheting beautiful stich very easy This stitch does not have a name, so I'm calling it the "Three-Stitch Gather Stitch" because it gathers three Simple Stitches together.

Tunisian Crochet : How to create a bi color Tunisian crochet This is the Full Stitch. It creates narrow vertical stripes on the front, and horizontal stripes on the back, when done in alternating colours.

The Two Color Interlocking Block Stitch :: Crochet Stitch #339 :: Right Handed The Two Color Interlocking Block Stitch is a colorwork stitch with a lot of visual impact. Using only chains and double crochet stitches, this stitch forms into a strong vertical stripe pattern. Easy to make, it would work well for bags or cushion covers.

Interlocking Crochet February Square | Interlocking Crochet in the Round Free Pattern Get the chart and written directions: https://kickincrochet.com/interlocking-crochet-square-february/

Tunisian Crochet: Afghan Sampler Block 37 (Vertical Stripes) The first half of a row is in one colour, the second half is in the other colour. Then using a combination of Tunisian Simple Stitch and Twisted Simple Stitch, that moves the vertical bars closer together to form a stripe.

Crochet Vertical Stripes Afghan | EASY | The Crochet Crowd Learn how to do vertical stripes while crocheting in horizontal rows without having to break into a sweat. This pattern is from the newest pattern called Bright & Easy Blanket. This pattern is versatile, meaning you can switch the hook size and yarn - as long as they compliment each other, and you can make afghans of any size.

Crochet Shell Ripple Stitch Pattern How to Tutorial by Naztazia The crochet shell ripple stitch pattern consists primarily of single crochet and double crochet stitches that form standard shell stitches in crochet. The chevron look is created by changing colors every two rows.

For this sample using 100% acrylic worsted weight yarn and a size H 5 mm crochet hook. Feel free to use whatever hook and yarn size you prefer, as this pattern works with pretty much anything!

A 24-strand pattern making bordered triangles.

Tutorial for loom knitting a double knit vertical striped stockinette

Zig-zag needle-knitted beanie; multi-colour work without having to swap around colours in the middle of a row. This is done by slipping stitches.

Useful technique, but note that the tutorial doesn't start until about half way through the video.

Fifteen-strand Kumihimo braid. Strands are in six groups; three groups of two, and three groups of three, alternating. This braid does not twist into a spiral, it remains a triangle.

Fifteen-strand Kumihimo braid. Strands are in six groups; three groups of two, and three groups of three, alternating. Despite its appearance here, this is a spiral braid.

Fifteen-strand Kumihimo braid. Strands are in six groups; three groups of two, and three groups of three, alternating.

Fifteen-warp Kumihimo braid. Warps are in ten groups; five groups of two, and five groups of one, alternating. Pattern movements are (a) pick the anti-clocwise-most (left) warp of a group of two, and move it clockwise over to the far side (clocwise-most, right) of the next (clockwise) group of two. (b) repeat for the group-of-two you just moved to, until you get back to the first group. (c) repeat from (a), once. (d) take the next (clockwise) group of one warp, and move it anti-clockwise to the left (anti-clockwise-most) of the next single-warp group. (e) Repeat for the other single-warp groups until you get back to the first one.

Fifteen-strand Kumihimo braid. Strands are in six groups; three groups of two, and three groups of three, alternating.

Twelve-strand Kumihimo braid which gives a textured spiral, where one set of warps creates a bump of texture. The warps are grouped in six groups of two warps; those six groups make two sets of warps, alternating with each other. The pattern goes (a) pick up the most-anti-clockwise of the current group of blue warps, go clockwise over the next group of green warps, and the next group of blue warps; (b) repeat from (a) twice more; (c) pick up the most clockwise of the next group of green warps, go clockwise over the next group of blue warps; (d) repeat from (c) twice more. And then start again from (a).

Ten-strand Kumihimo braid with a triangle cross-section. This is a set up for two colours.\nThis triangle sinnet of 10 strands comes from the Solid Sinnets chapter in the Ashley Book of Knots, (abbreviated ABoK); this 10-strand sinnet is referred to as ABoK 3045 on certain knot tying websites. In ABoK, the sinnet is referred to as 3045.

Nine-strand Kumihimo braid, colour set up with two colours (four warps for the inside colour, five warps for the outside colour). This is slightly spirally and in a pronounced triangle shape. This triangle sinnet of 9 strands comes from the Solid Sinnets chapter in the Ashley Book of Knots, (abbreviated ABoK); this 9-strand sinnet is referred to as ABoK 3058 on certain knot tying websites. In ABoK, the sinnet is referred to as 3058. Compared to ABoK #3057, this triangle sinnets' strands all go in one direction.

Nine-warp braid set up with two colours. This triangle sinnet of 9 strands comes from the Solid Sinnets chapter in the Ashley Book of Knots, (abbreviated ABoK); this 9-strand sinnet is referred to as ABoK 3057 on certain knot tying websites. In ABoK, the sinnet is referred to as 3057.