As an example, we are sharing this easy crochet stitch that is perfect for beginners. Consequently, you can use it to create infinity scarves, shawls, and baby blankets.
In creating this sample, we used medium (4) yarn and J/10 5.75 mm crochet hook. As an example, Check out our helpful chart to pick up a hook for your yarn project.
Meanwhile, are you looking for other easy crochet stitches? As an illustration, here are some more ideas and projects:
Half Double Crochet Blanket Tutorial
Easy-to-Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern (How to Crochet a Blanket Using Moss Stitch)
Simple and easy crochet blanket tutorial (FREE Bernat blanket yarn pattern)
Abbreviations
ch – chain
dc – double crochet
sl st – slip stitch
ch-sp – chain space
sk – skip
Special stitches
DOUBLE V-STITCH cluster: 2 dc, ch1, 2 dc into the same stitch or chain space.
As an illustration, to crochet a sample swatch and learn this easy crochet stitch, chain any equal number of stitches. First of all, we used a FOUNDATION CHAIN with 22 chains.
If you need to modify the width, chain any multiple of 3 plus 1. For example, in our case, we had 21+1=22.
After all, learning a new crochet stitch is fun! Most importantly, you’ll be adding another easy crochet stitch to your toolbox.
ROW 1
First of all, ch 3, 1 dc into the same stitch, ch 1, 2 dc into the same stitch. You have created a DOUBLE V-STITCH cluster. Skip 2 ch. DOUBLE V-STITCH cluster into the next stitch. Continue to the end of the row, DOUBLE V-STITCH cluster into the last ch.
ROW 2
Second, ch 1, sl into first 2 dc stitches from the previous row and ch-sp. Ch3, dc into ch-sp, ch1, 2 dc into the same ch-sp. *Skip 4 dc st from the previous row. DOUBLE V-STITCH cluster into the next ch-sp.* Continue to the end of the row ending with the last DOUBLE V-STITCH cluster into the last ch-sp.
ROW 3
Lastly, for row 3 and all the rows, repeat row 2. In summary, it is an easy one-row repeat stitch with simple dc V-stitch clusters.
Here is a quick VIDEO TUTORIAL to help you master this easy crochet stitch:
