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This beautiful Crochet Flower Lattice Stitch is inspired by a Japanese flower crochet scarf pattern. Designed by Debi Dearest, it’s a beautiful stitch, delicate and perfect for any spring -summer lacy item.
The scarf featured in this video tutorial is 3 flowers wide but you can always add more flowers, to make a wider scarf or maybe a baby blanket or whatever you choose to make using this stitch. What you need to know is that are 4 different turns in this pattern and you can find more about this visiting Debi’s blog.
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I’ve been working on a blanket using this s$#%&[email protected]*ch and I love it!
Aleisha, your blanket is so beautiful! I love the colors too! Very delicate!
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Aleisha, your blanket is so beautiful! I love the colors too! Very delicate!
I can’t wait to finish it. I ran out of yarn for it last night. Gotta get more. It’s a beautiful pattern but it us definitely a yarn eater lol
Hahaha…you’ll forget about that as soon as is finished!
Why is it every time i go to dearest Debi in your link, I get a apple prize pop up?? It freezes up the screen and I cannot get past it without clicking on the okay. This is very annoying.
Monica, the link works well for me. Goes straight to the Debi’s site.I have no idea why you get a pop up on your screen. Please try the word blog ike in Debi’s blog, I added the link there too. Hope it works for you. Both lins work without problem for me.
Okay and thank you
See if you can add a pop up blocker to your browser. I use one on Chrome and an ad blocker.
This was on my iPad and iPhone. Talked to Apple. Figured out a solution