Crochet Hag Stitch Blanket an AMAZING easy stitch for all types of projects

Learn to Crochet. A Blanket for Babies Toddlers and Adults. #crochet The Hag stitch can also be used to make clothing too. This Easy Crochet pattern is done over 4 rows. The foundation row is all UK half treble crochet (USA half double crochet) The 1st and last stitch will always be a half stitch. You will then repeat the 4 following rows. The 1st 2 rows where the pattern begins with back loop stitch, the next 2 rows start the pattern with the front/side loop, then repeat until your project is the size you need. Use the hook size your yarn states, make the foundation chain as long as you need it.
For this stitch Many thanks to The Yarn Hag Channel @www.youtube.co...
UK double crochet = USA single crochet, UK treble crochet = USA double crochet, UK double treble crochet = USA treble crochet.
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[@babs5968]

Lovely stitch Alison

[@denisespencer6550]

It looks complicated,but I'll give it a try

[@biancaaugostine6490]

Oh my goodness it's gorgeous

[@GrandmaLM]

I’m here Alison. Love this.❤️

[@karenh2890]

Very pretty! Thank you!

[@helenbraman6583]

Love you giving the instructions! Thank you .live in northern Arizona. .

[@michellemorris8943]

Love this stitch and am going to do aphgan. Thank you

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

This amazing textured Hag Stitch is done over 4 rows. The 1st 2 rows where the pattern begins with back loop stitch, the next 2 rows start the pattern with the front/side loop for 2 rows, then repeat until your project is the size you need. Use the hook size your yarn states, make the foundation chain as long as you need it. For this stitch Many thanks to The Yarn Hag Channel @www.youtube.com/@TheYarnHagRyan/featured After a 2 year absence we welcome back The Yarn Hag Ryan to youtube @www.youtube.com/@TheYarnHagRyan/videos

[@debbieakers1967]

I have got to try this

[@yogicaspi]

I like this stitch, a wee bit different & stretchy xx

[@warronchavers2209]

Hi, Alison. Good tutorial, nice stitch, 👍 interesting method to get it. It doesn't appear to be a yarn eater, ok, I've decided I like it. Lol. I didn't hear mutley in the background, hope he's ok?. GOD BLESS you and family, see you on the tube 😀 🙏.

[@delladearest2511]

This is so easy and clever, thanks ❣️🧁🧁🧁

[@elizabethfox8004]

I like this stitch Alison. Must try it out.

[@debbiemcclure2874]

It's beautiful Alison!!! Great tutorial 🥰. Tyfs God bless you

[@shirleytice9176]

Looks like this will be a fun patterns.

[@michellemenefee8359]

cool looking stitch!!

[@minini5571]

This is really interesting and pretty too! I need border ideas.😮

[@NonnaE828]

Lovely stitch. I've never seen it before but it looks quite interesting.

[@irene_f.]

Lovely 💜😃

[@lesliebowles3649]

Beautiful, as usual. I will have to give this one a try. ❤

[@Pammy_Yolo]

Gorgeous pattern! ❤️

[@noraigra4887]

Hi ☺️👋 awesome stitch 💘 may i be personal and ask you where are you from im from the HollyLand wishing you all the best love your channel but some times i don't understand what you are saying!!i apologize for asking but I am curious!!

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

I am Scottish. Thank you for watching

[@meanqkie2240]

My university genetics professor was Scottish and there were a few words I had to ask about! I was so embarrassed in lecture to raise my hand and ask him to repeat something, but every time I did he was so gracious about it, and 90% of the premed class would scratch out and correct their notes too! He was a great favorite! I love hearing it! Makes me nostalgic for my mother’s Scottish roots! 2 6ft+ kilt-wearing sons! Lol! And Ms Alison does such beautiful needlework!

[@camper14]

Thank you Alison this is a beautiful stitch. Thank you for the tutorial. Am I understanding it correctly, it's alternating back look to front back and forth every other row?