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    Favorite Crochet Stitches - What Is Yours??

    What is your favorite crochet stitch so far in your crocheting adventures? Would love to hear more about your favorites!

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    I really don't have a favorite so to speak. but i do find the startfish stitch and the moss stitch to be interesting stitches to work
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    Ooh, great question. I also really don't have one favorite. I like to do all stitches. With that said, I like basketweave (front post/back post), moss stitch also, one that I call bubble stitch only because I don't know the real name, it is the one used for the Lion Brand Hooded baby afghan, shell stitch, variations of the crossed stitch (depending on the pattern). Since I do a lot for charity organizations, I like to do different stitch patterns for the projects.

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    I tend to like to crochet things that are simple to do, and involve repetition. Some might say that's boring, but I love it. For example, Going across rows on a ripple afghan is very calming to me. I also like the shell stitch, made with 5 DC's in one stitch. I just finished a baby blanket where you alternated rows of shell stitches and double crochet rows. It turned out very pretty, and was super easy to do.

    Occasionally I will make something that requires paying very close attention to the directions, and changing with each row, but when I'm done with it, I am so happy to get back to my simpler things.
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    Oh I think I like them all!!! Anything that's a challenge is good for me. I like to test myself to see how advanced I can go. I have done the Bavarian Stitch and really like that one pretty well too.
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    It s delta stitch
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    Quote Originally Posted by kl1000 View Post
    It s delta stitch
    I hadn't heard of the delta stitch before your post. So i looked it up. It is a beautiful stitch. Thankyou for bringing it to my attention

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    Believe it or not, my favorite stitch is the double crochet. I like it because you can add it to almost anything you are doing to add interest and break up a one stitch project. I discovered this for myself while making dishcloths using single crochet. after 5 rows, i added one row of double crochet, 5 single rows, one double row, etc. It was enough to make the dishcloth look fancy and I got so many compliments. I've added double crochet as an edging around many projects with wonderful results. Even though I really like pretty much every stitch I've tried, double crochet is still my favorite. HUGS, Shelly
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    So the bubble stitch is called the delta stitch? very interesting. I like the bean stitch, too, which i'd never heard about until i watched the video on CT. The vast knowledge of the people on here is enough to keep me in stitches for the rest of my life.
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    My favorite stitch varies according to my project. I love the neat precise look of single crochet, but it takes time to build up a lengthy piece of fabric. Sometimes I use half-double crochet, just to move my project along a little faster. I also like the look of double crochet for lacier patterns. I'm in the process of re-learning Tunisian crochet which looks like knitting.

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