Mattress Stitch Join - invisible seam - VIDEO TUTORIAL by MyCrochetory

In this tutorial I am going to show you how to use Mattress Stitch to join your crochet motifs together with a perfectly invisible seam.
The Mattress Stitch joining method is perfect not only for blankets, but also for sewing pillow panels, crochet garment panels and seaming ends of infinity scarfs.
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[@zandrapellet5746]

Best instructions I’ve seen so far.

[@christinegilmore4195]

This is the clearest camera view and explanation I have seen - thanks you!

[@TheLeShaka]

Yours is the best example of this joining method I’ve seen. Thanks so much!

[@larainewoodruff3739]

I love the stitch and this is a great tutorial. I wish I’d learned this one before I used a different join for the blanket I’m working on now. Next time !! Thank you

[@jennieflores6906]

AWESOME! I've never seen anything like it. Thanks!

[@marysusansaballa5317]

Amazing...love the neat and invisible mattress stitch!

[@dianastanfill6779]

so cool!!!!!

[@Tarable02]

So when joining the 4..you go into the 1st DC stitch of the next group not a chain stictch?

[@happyhome41]

Good demonstration, except, it looks as if you were offset one stitch - jarring visual effect.