Stitches, when combined with others, create stitch names such as the Catherine Wheel Stitch, Granite Stitch, Suzette Stitch, Jasmine Stitch, and many more. Since 2008, The Crochet Crowd has been filming many of the combinations and are in tutorial format.
Below is a master list connected to a tutorial. Most tutorials are in left- and right-handed format. The left-handed version is linked in the video descriptions and/or pinned comments of a tutorial.
You can download the master list; each item is linked to a YouTube video that demonstrates how to do it.
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The list connected with YouTube Videos is in alphabetical order. Some stitches have multiple names but are the same things, such as the Linen Stitch, Granite Stitch and Moss Stitch. Some stitches go out of trend and come back as a new name. If you are looking for a master list of Abbreviation Terms with Tutorials, you can also find it on our site.
- Almond Stitch
- Arcade Stitch
- Arrow Stitch
- Bargello Waves Stitch 1
- Bargello Wave Step Up Stitch
- Basket Weave Stitch
- Bavarian Square Stitch
- Bead Stitch
- Bean Stitch
- Bean Cap Stitch
- Bean Wave Stitch
- Big Wheel Stitch
- Blackberry Salad Stitch
- Bottle Top Stitch
- Boxed Bead Stitch
- Broomstick Lace Stitch
- Broomstick Lace Stitch Without Using Broom
- Bullion Stitch
- Butterfly Lace Stitch
- Camel Stitch
- Catherine Wheel Square Stitch - Using double crochet.
- Catherine Wheel Stitch
- Catherine Wheel Stitch Wave
- Celtic Weave Stitch in Rounds
- Chiclet Stitch
- Clover Stitch
- Clover Cluster Stitch
- Cluster Stripe Stitch
- Cluster Waves Stitch
- Corner to Corner in Rows Stitch
- Corner to Corner Basketweave Stitch
- Corner to Corner Bean Stitch
- Corner to Corner Brush Stitch
- Corner to Corner Criss Cross Stitch
- Corner to Corner Log Cabin Stitch
- Corner to Corner Pinstripe Stitch
- Corner to Corner Turkish Stitch
- Cream Puff Stitch
- Crinkle Stitch
- Criss Cross Stitch
- Crocodile Stitch
- Cross Over Stitch
- Cross Stitch Over 2 Rows Below
- Crumble Stitch
- Crunch Stitch
- Daisy Puff Stitch
- Dense Double Crochet Stitch
- Dense Single Crochet Stitch
- Diagonal Spike Stitch in Rows
- Diagonal Spike Stitch in Rounds
- Diamond Wave Stitch
- Drunken Granny Stitch
- Elephant Stitch Border
- Elizabeth Stitch
- Entrelac Stitch in A Square
- Extended Moss Stitch
- Fish Scales Stitch
- Five Star Marquerite Stitch
- Floret Stitch
- Flower Stitch
- Flower Puff Stitch
- Gingham Stitch
- Granite Stitch in Even Numbers
- Granite Stitch in Odd Numbers
- Griddle Stitch - Used a lot in clothing patterns.
- Grit Stitch
- Heart Stitch
- Herringbone Stitch
- Hot Cross Bun Stitch
- Houndstooth Stitch
- Ice Cream Stitch
- Jasmine Stitch
- Keyhole Wave Stitch
- Ladders and Shell Stitch
- Larksfoot Track Stitch
- Lattice Stitch
- Lattice Shell Stitch
- Lemon Peel Stitch
- Lemon Peel Stitch in Rectangle
- Lemon Stitch in A Square
- Linen Stitch in Even Numbers
- Linen Stitch in Odd Numbers
- Mistake Stitch
- Mosaic Stitch Standard
- Moss Stitch in Even Numbers
- Moss Stitch in Odd Numbers
- Moss Stitch - Leaning Version
- Moss Wave Stitch
- Nubbly Stitch
- Ogee Stitch
- Open Crescent Fan Stitch
- Open Flower Stitch
- Open Ripple Stitch
- Peaks and Valleys Stitch
- Pebble Stitch
- Pineapple Stitch 1
- Pineapple Stitch Square
- Polka Dot Stitch
- Post & Shells Stitch
- Post Stitch
- Primrose Stitch
- Pulse Stitch
- Raised Star Stitch in Rows
- Raised Star Stitch in Rounds
- Raised Treble Groove Stitch
- Rib Stitch
- Rice Stitch
- Ripple Stitch
- Rising Moon Stitch
- Samurai Stitch
- Sedge Stitch
- Shell Stitch in Rows
- Silt Stitch
- Sprig Stitch
- Scale Stitch
- Spiked Stitch
- Spiked Sedge Stitch
- Stacked Shell Stitch
- Staggered Squares Stitch
- Starburst Stitch
- Star Stitch
- Star Cluster Stitch
- Suspension Stitch in Rounds such as Cowl
- Suspension Stitch in Square Blanket
- Suzette Stitch
- Thermal Stitch
- Thick Cross Stitch
- Tight Chevron Stitch
- Trident Picot = Trident Picot stitch is a concept of stitch.
- Trinity Stitch
- Tulip Stitch
- Turkish Stitch
- Tweed Stitch
- Vent Stitch
- Vintage Ripple Fan Stitch
- Waffle Stitch
- Waterfall Stitch Double Crochet
- Waterfall Stitch Double Crochet with Single Crochet Top
- Waterfall Stitch Half Double Crochet
- Waterfall Stitch Single Crochet
- Wattle Stitch
- Welt Stitch in Rows
- Welt Stitch in Rounds
- Wide V-Stitch
- Woven Stitch in Even Numbers
- Woven Stitch in Odd Numbers
- Woven Stitch (texture on an angle)
- X Stitch (large format of two rows)
- Zig Zag Rib Stitch
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140 Stitch Combinations for Crochet known by Stitch Names Plus Tutorials
DescriptionLearn how stitches combine together make up stitch names. These names are used by the public and are a combinations of stitches to give it the name. Tutorials are included for all choices.
Author Michael Sellick
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Ruth says
I am looking for a stitch combo and before I go through each of these I am hoping you might know what I am searching for.
It looks like the first 2 rows are single crochet across, then the 3rd row starts the stitches (each in their own stitch): single crochet, an extended sc (sc down on the previous row), single crochet. From the video, which naturally gives no information and requests for the pattern are being ignored, it looks like the pattern continues with the next stitches. Row 4 is a row of singles.
I am trying to figure out a stitch count for it; but so far I think it would be a multiple of 3, plus 1? You always have the best information and I have followed you for quite some time. Do you or could you do a blog/video of how to figure out stitch counts when none are given?
Mikey says
I show you my method in figuring that out. It's best to draw the symbols and follow it down to the chain to see it first hand. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JT73sx4ELH4
Wanda Louise Schafer says
You have a video on crochet two single rolls at one time?
Mikey says
I don't think I have ever heard of that. Why would someone do that. Can you give me some context so I can understand better?
Mikey says
We do have the thermal stitch though that may be what you are looking for. Here's a video on that. It may be what you are talking about. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzytyTJ9iXg&t=2s
Jill C says
I really appreciate you gathering all of these stitches and tutorials into one big list, thanks so much. Is there any way you could go one step further, to either include the pictures on the page, or have the pictures available as a hover-over? Or - gasp - a video preview as the hover?
Thanks to this list, I've now been introduced to the suspension stitch and the vent stitch, both of which have made it onto my upcoming projects list.
Keep up with the great work!!!
Mikey says
I cannot do that. My system doesn't allow that to happen. I could put pictures of each stitch but then the list would be a forever scroll that people would get frustrated with.