The V Stitch Crochet Tutorial is an amazing detailed step by step tutorial for the classic v-stitch. 

This crochet stitch is a great beginner friendly stitch combination. The stitch combination creates a beautiful v-stitch pattern, where the stitches creates a v shape.

The V stitch crochet is great for patterns where you want simple eyelets, such as some garments, summer afghans, scarves, shawls, baby blankets and more.

The Textured Single Crochet is one of my absolute favorite alterations of the single crochet stitch. 

It gives texture without making things complex.

Personally I also feel I get into a flow when using this stitch, which makes it relaxing.

I’ve used this stitch for my Vivo Dress crochet pattern, Natare top and a few more mentioned in the list at the bottom of the page. All of those where crocheted in the round, not in rows as with this stitch tutorial.

Let’s dive into the stitch tutorial!

The Treble Lattice Stitch, is a crochet lace stitch combination I’m sure you’re going to love.

It’s a stitch I’ve used for my designs, such as the Sunny Bolero & Summer Sea Cropped Cardigan

The stitch is characterized by the zig-zagging lattice pattern.

I’ve also included a way for you to grab the printable version in a bundle, more details about that further down.

The Waves and Stripes crochet stitch, is a crochet stitch combination I’m sure you’re going to love.

It’s a stitch I’ve used for my The Sleeves Raglan Crochet Pattern, however crocheted in rounds instead of rows.

The stitch is characterized by the waves from the double crochet 3 together, and the stripes from the single crochet row.

I’ve also included a way for you to grab the printable version in a bundle, more details about that further down.