This beautiful stitch is a lot like the star stitch. To me, it looks like little flowers. This will be Block 17 once I have the pattern ready. What do you think?

I almost have the pattern for the Bobble stitch completed. The texture on this one is insane. It’s so much fun! Have you ever crocheted the Bobble stitch?

The Moss Stitch is made by repeating: Single Crochet, Chain 1, Skip 1 On the next row, you work your single crochet into the chain-1 spaces from the row below. That is what gives the Moss Stitch its soft, woven look. You can see the full lesson on how to do the Moss Stitch HERE. Block 6: Moss Stitch Notes - Measure after Row 3. - Your block should be close to 8 inches wide before edging. - If it is too narrow, start over and add to your foundation chain. - If it is too wide, start over and reduce your foundation chain. - Staying within about 1/4 inch is fine. - Count your rows as you go. Foundation Ch 30 (or an even number, if you crochet loosely you may only need 28) Row 1 Sc in the 4th ch from hook, Sc, then Ch 1, Skip next ch, *Sc in next ch, ch 1, skip next Chain ; repeat from * across. Sc in turning chain space. Ch 2 and turn. Row 2 Sc in first Ch-1 space, Ch 1, Sk next Sc, *Sc in next Ch-1 sp; repeat from * across. Work 1 Sc in the space created by the turning chain at the end of the row. Ch 2 and turn. Rows 3 and Up Repeat Row 2 until your block measures approximately 8 inches tall. You can view the complete pattern and notes by clicking HERE

Welcome everyone! This is my latest project and I am enjoying crocheting on the deck today. This one is the alpine stitch. I am working on this pattern and will share it soon. The yarn is I Love This Yarn at Hobby Lobby, Turquoise 110. What are you crocheting today?

Hello and welcome — I’m so glad you’re here! Crochet by the Block was created to make crochet simple, relaxing, and fun for everyone, whether you are picking up a crochet hook for the very first time or already have experience and want to learn new stitches and techniques. This community is designed to help you learn crochet one block at a time. Each crochet block can be used on its own or combined with others to create: ✨ Baby blankets ✨ Lap blankets ✨ Full-size afghans ✨ Dish cloths ✨ Wash cloths ✨ And more There are no strict rules here. You can use one block style for an entire blanket or mix different blocks together to create something completely unique. WHERE TO START If you are brand new to crochet:👉 Start with the LEAR TO CROCHET Course Inside the LEARN TO CROCHET lessons, you’ll learn: • Crochet supplies and materials • How to hold your yarn and hook • Slip knots and chains • Basic stitches • Beginner crochet tips • How to read patterns • And more From there, you can begin working through the individual blocks at your own pace. What You’ll Find Inside the Community Inside Crochet by the Block, you’ll have access to: • Step-by-step block tutorials • Stitch lessons and practice swatches• Blanket assembly tutorials• Border and edging lessons • Color and layout ideas • Beginner-friendly instruction • New blocks and techniques added regularly Every lesson is written in simple, easy-to-follow steps so you can crochet confidently without feeling overwhelmed. Make the Projects Your Own One of the best parts about Crochet by the Block is flexibility. You can: • Repeat your favorite block • Skip blocks you do not enjoy • Use different colors and yarns • Make small or large blankets • Turn blocks into wash cloths or practice pieces Your crochet journey does not have to look like anyone else’s. 💬 Join the Community This is also a place to: • Ask questions • Share your progress • Post photos of your crochet • Encourage other members • Share yarn ideas and color combinations