[Video Tutorial] Learn A New Crochet Stitch: The Bullion Stitch

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The Bullion stitch is a very beautiful and decorative stitch. Also called the Roll stitch, this crochet stitch is made by wrapping the yarn several times around the crochet hook. The usual numbers are 7 to 10 times. The the number of wraps around the hook determines the length of the bullion stitch.

 

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The Bullion stitch is a beautiful embroidery stitch that creates a dense texture and is used a lot to make beautiful crochet flowers. Here is a tip from a crocheter: this crochet stitch works out much easier if you use a hook for a hook rug. Go ahead and follow the link to the next page for the video tutorial.

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This video tutorial is about 1 minute long. It\'s probably one of the shortest crochet video tutorials. Clear and straight to the point, this is the perfect tutorial if you want to learn how to crochet the Bullion stitch. Watch Amie Hirtes of NexStitch create a Bullion Stitch in crochet. There are beautiful patterns designed using this decorative stitch. One you know how to do it, you’ll be amazed to realize how much you can incorporate it in your crochet projects.

Thanks to Amie Hirtes for article inspiration and featured image.

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