Mixed Crochet Stitches Sampler - Photo Reference for Rows 77 to 210
Advanced Stitch Sampler Rows 77–210 Photo Guide
Photo Reference for Rows 77 to 89
CHECK STITCH COUNT OF ROWS
For row 77, check up on your stitch count for each row. (see notes for row 16 )
Rows 77 to 80
Note the skipped stitched for row 78.
Work 2dc into the space between 2 dc sts for rows 79 & 80
Rows 83 to 85
Note the skipped stitches for row 84,between rows 83 and 85.
The above image shows rows 83 to 89 complete
The above image shows rows 77 to 89 complete
Photo Reference for Rows 90 to 101
Rows 90 to 93
Note the dc sts in row 90, and the hdc sts in row 92.
Reminder for row 96, remember the 3dc and the start and end of each row.
The above image shows rows 90 to 101.
Photo Reference for Rows 102 to 109
Rows 103
Note the 3dc cross stitch in row 10. Skip 1 stitch, work 1 dc into the next two stitches, the 3rd dc is worked into the first skipped stitch.
The above images show rows 102 to 108 complete, the first is a close-up of the stitches, and the second shows all rows.
Photo Reference for Rows 110 to 122
Rows 110 to 115
This is a popular blanket block stitch, ensure you skip the appropriate number of stitches for row 111.
Rows 116 to 117
Row 116 is an easy V-stitch into the 3chsp of row 115.
Remember to keep to 6dc stitches in your shell.
The above image shows rows 110 to 122
Photo Reference for Rows 122 to 134
Rows 123 to 126
Reminder to work 3 dc into the back of 5 dc cluster for row 126.
Rows 127 to 130
Reminder to note the skipped stitches in row 127,
Rows 128 & 129, work 2 dc into the space between 2 dc sts,
Note the skipped stitches for row 130.
CHECK STITCH COUNT OF ROWS
For rows 131 to 134, check up on your stitch count for each row.
(see notes for row 16 )
Photo Reference for Rows 135 to 144
Rows 134 to 138
Rows 137 to 141
Rows 137 to 142
Rows 138 to 144
Rows 135 to 144
Photo Reference for Rows 145 to 157
Rows 145 to 150
Rows 146 to 152
Row 153
Rows 149 to 157
Rows 148 to 157
Photo Reference for Rows 158 to 170
Rows 158 to 163
Row 165
Rows 163 to 168
Rows 164 to 170
Rows 158 to 170
Photo Reference for Rows 158 to 170
Rows 181 to 183
Rows 181 to 185
Rows 185 to 189
Rows 181 to 189
Photo Reference for Rows 190 to 199
Rows 184 to 192
Rows 189 to 192
Rows 189 to 195
Rows 192 to 196
Rows 190 to 199
Photo Reference for Rows 200 to 210
Rows 201 to 206
Rows 202 & 203
Rows 204 to 210
Rows 201 to 210
US vs. UK Stitch Translation Matrix
Never let terminology ruin a project. In US terms, stitches are named after the yarn overs; in UK terms, stitches are named after the loops on your hook.
US vs. UK Stitches
| Symbol / Chart | Stitch Name | UK Equivalent | Quick Method |
|---|---|---|---|
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