The basketweave stitch is a great way to add texture and depth to your project. It's a reversible stitch, which means it looks the same on both sides. The basket weave stitch is easy to learn, and once you get the hang of it, you'll be able to work it up quickly. This stitch is worked in sets of front and back post double crochet stitches. Follow this step-by-step photo tutorial to learn how to make it!
Crochet Basketweave Stitch Pattern
Difficulty Level
Easy to Intermediate.
Materials
Yarn
Any DK weight yarn.
Tools
3mm crochet hook size.
Tapestry needle.
Abbreviations for the crochet stitches used/Crochet terms
This pattern is written using standard US crochet terminology.
- Ch = Chain(s)
- Dc = Double crochet
- Hdc = Half double crochet
- Bpdc = Back post double crochet
- Fpdc = Front post double crochet
- St(s) = Stitch (es)
Stitch Conversion Table (UK/ US):
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UK |
US |
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| Chain | Ch | Chain | Ch |
| Treble | Tr | Double | Dc |
| Half treble | Htr | Half double | Hdc |
Pattern notes
Written in US terms. This pattern gives you the basic principles for the Basket Weave stitch, designed to help you create your own projects.
- The finished size and the amount of yarn used may vary depending on the individual's gauge.
- If you want to change the final measurements, you can increase/decrease # of starting chains and # of rows until reaching the desired length & width.
- Ch2 at the beginning of each row counts as hdc.
A video tutorial can be found at the base of the post.
METHOD
Start with ch 24. [Multiples of 4]
Row 1: dc in the 4th ch from hook, dc across the row.
Row 2: ch2, turn, *fpdc in the next 4st, bpdc in the next 4st*, repeat * until last 5st, fpdc in the next 4st, hdc in the last st.
Row 3: ch2, turn, *bpdc in the next 4st, fpdc in the next 4st*, repeat * until last 5st, bpdc in the next 4st, hdc in the last stitch.
Row 4 and Row 5: repeat row 2.
Row 6: repeat row 3.
Row 7: repeat row 2.
Row 8 – 9: repeat row 3.
Repeat rows 2 – 9 until reaching the desired length.
Fasten off, Weave in all ends.
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Video Tutorial
The beautiful and talented crochet designer Bella Coco has created a fun video tutorial for making your own crochet basketweave project! It's so easy, you'll have it mastered in no time.
Helpful Tutorials:
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Double Crochet dc –click here
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Back post double crochet bpdc –click here
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Front post double crochet fpdc- click here
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Front Post Double Crochet Stitch (fpdc) And Back Post Double Crochet Stitch (bpdc) Made Simple –click here
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Post Stitches –click here
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Treble crochet- click here
Pattern Use Ideas
There are so many things you can make with the basket weave stitch! This versatile stitch can be used to make all kinds of cozy projects, from blankets and cushions to shawls, scarves, and all kinds of crochet accessories. It's also great for making hats and gloves, and can even be used to add a unique touch to accessories like bags and belts. So whatever project you're looking to tackle, the basketweave stitch is a great option. And if you need a little inspiration, keep reading this blog post and check out the following fabulous pattern ideas!
Blanket patterns that use the basket weave crochet stitch
There are benefits to crocheting that goes beyond the aesthetic value of the finished product. The act of crocheting can help to relieve stress and tension, while also providing a creative outlet for self-expression. It's also been shown to improve cognitive function and fine motor skills. So not only will you be making something beautiful, but you'll also be doing good for your mind and body!
So what are you waiting for? Get your crochet hook out and start stitching!
Lineage Lapghan Free Basketweave Stitch Afghan Pattern
This soft and snuggly crochet blanket is perfect for cuddling up on those colder days. It would make a great baby play mat too, or you could adjust the size of this free lapghan pattern (that's written in easy steps) depending upon what dimensions your desired end product has – whether it be small enough to fit across just one side table at first then grow into an entire bedside rug later down the road! It's made from Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick, but don't be afraid of trying different weights if you want a more heavy-duty feel or even adding another colorway by using Vanna’s Choice yarn instead–it will work up just as nicely in smaller gauge so that baby can cuddle close without getting overly warm at first.
Free Pattern For Basket Weave Stitch Baby Blanket
Crochet your way to happiness with this beautiful baby blanket. Whether it's a gift or for personal use, you'll sure warm the heart of any loved one when they see how intricately crocheted their special item is! The process behind producing such intricate works includes creating loops using double crochet stitches. The stitches in these baskets-weave crochet patterns look like those on dishcloths and wicker mats which come from rural crafts done all over the world – but this is just so much more elegant because of the pretty colors added into this design too.
Blue Basket Weave Stitch Crochet Baby Blanket
If you’re looking for an easy, fun project that will help get your confidence up in crocheting – look no further than this Basket Weave Crochet Baby Blanket.
It’s so easy that even if you can't crochet, this pattern will be your new favorite! You'll get great practice with post stitches which are used to create basket weave texture.
Red Heart Basketweave Stitch Diamond Throw & Pillow
Crochet a traditional, Aran-stitch throw that takes on modern sensations with this clear shade of blue. Fashion your own unique version in any hue you want and make sure to fashion the matching pillow first! The varied textures will keep even experienced crocheters engaged as they work through these patterns from start to finish – don't forget about all those fun things like adding textural interest or trying out new stitch combinations for more interesting results (it's never too late!).
Basketweave Stitch Purse Pattern
The perfect gift for yourself or someone else, this beautiful and durable basket weave purse is made from a 2-7 ounce sport weight yarn. It features two strands of slightly thicker chenille fibers held together, which makes the finished product stronger than if you were to use just one strand or even many thinner ones.
Basketweave Stitch Scarf Crochet Pattern
You will be so in love with this beautiful scarf! The stitch in the scarf is a basketweave pattern and you'll learn how to make it with front post double crochets (fpdc) as well as back posts'(bpdc). Both these stitches aren't complicated at all; they're just different from one another! Mixing those two together creates an elegant yet durable texture that can be used for any project.
The pattern is really not complicated, but it does take patience while learning how to make them correctly on your own- just like any other stitch or technique for crocheting–and then once those skills are established there are many different possibilities open up before oneself as far as design goes.
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