The chevron stitch is a simple and easy stitch to master and also a stitch that's always in style. It creates a wonderful zigzag effect which looks wonderful in blankets and afghans, no matter what size. Colors play a big role when making this stitch and ultimately the project you choose.
Depending on the effect you're looking to achieve in the final project, you can easily use color combinations in a simple zig-zag crochet pattern. It's amazing how easy and simple is to create stunning crochet to serve your purpose. To make this stitch you'll need to know how to chain stitch and single crochet.
For those who can't read a pattern or for those who can but simply prefer to learn from the video tutorial, here is one of the best Simple Chevron Stitch video tutorials you can find online, courtesy of Johnny of New Stitch a Day.
For those wanting the see written instructions and photos, they are available Johnny's site. Follow along with Johnny and learn how to make this pretty, great-looking, simple and so attractive crochet stitch.
Thanks to Johnny Vasquez for the article inspiration and featured image.
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Linda Williams so question would I continue the 12+2 to make it bigger
yes, but measure how big the 12 + 2 is using your yarn and hook. remember that the pattern will take up part of the inches just by the zigzag.
Well I was thinking 46 by how ever long I felt was right
that sounds about right, just keep holding it up for the length or until you get tired of making it
Cool I figured since I am sick and can’t go back till no fever I do something easy and useful
good idea
The problem is I will have a fever and it will go away and come back a few hours later and now I got a rash along with it so I have no idea but Dr tomorrow
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I have a chevron stitch but don’t know how many chains to start it says multiple of ll+1 and I don’t understand
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I have done this before…
Looks simply uncomplicated.