Turkish crochet stitch looks very exquisite and sophisticated and yet it is a simple two-row repeat. The pattern can be easily crocheted in two colors without having to cut the threat.
The Turkish crochet stitch video tutorial, courtesy of Ellej has the pattern written step-by-step on the video so all you have to do to get the written pattern is to hit the play button and to watch the video tutorial. For those who love reading charts, this Turkish crocheted stitch comes with a chart as well, on the designer’s website. A detailed photo tutorial is also provided.
Pattern Facts
- Designer
- Ellej
This crochet stitch is perfect for a wonderful blanket in a stroller, a rug, or a hat.
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What You’ll Need
Check the pattern for the exact yarn weight and hook size – here is what to have on hand before you start.
You’ll also need: buttons and scissors.
Shop the supplies: worsted weight yarn · ergonomic crochet hook set · small craft scissors · blocking mats and pins · wooden buttons
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Turkish crochet stitch free pattern
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Turkish crochet stitch video tutorial
Check out the full Turkish crochet stitch free pattern at: Ellej.org.
Thanks to Ellej for the article inspiration and featured image.
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