Polish Star Crochet Stitch | How to Crochet

[@gretchenchristophel1169]

I consider myself an "adventurous" crocheter...meaning I will try most anything...keep my "library of stitches" going.🤗 I must try this!! I think, since the reverse is plain/flat, this would make a smashing cowl. Your yarn of choice was cotton, but I think a non-piling acrylic yarn would be OK, too....would make the cowl nice and cozy. Thank you for the very clear tutorial.🤗

[@KanchanSain-i4f]

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[@KanchanSain-i4f]

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[@BadgerandBee]

So, sooo beautiful. WOW! I will try this stitch to make a purse. Small enough to learn the technique without getting overwhelmed (as in a blanket), and still create a stunning and practical product. Your tutorials are excellent - no extraneous chatter, just instruction, and very clear. Thank you!

[@Pakrs61]

Good morning, Thanks for this unique and interesting stitch, I love my Sunday mornings with Sarah!

[@dayrue4696]

Wow! That is absolutely stunning! I love the star symbol and can’t wait to make this!

[@kristencampbell879]

Very pretty! Thanks for the tutorial 😀

[@Pammy_Yolo]

Absolutely gorgeous & unique! ❤

[@barbiec4312]

Wow! What a stunner. ⭐️

[@zeezaza8770]

Hi from singapore. Nice pattern.Love it.

[@judithsibley3067]

What a gorgeous, unique stitch!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@cananyesimesen8213]

Wonderful🤩😍❣️so thanks👏

[@rosemarynarvaez2285]

Wow so talented

[@patriciaclark6024]

Wow, an amazing stitch, I must do this. I truly appreciate your clear tutorials. Thank you😊

[@ivygirlmamashark9852]

So I haven't even watched yet but I seen on my reg feed on phone notification and OMG THIS IS GORGOUS I have been looking for a blanket pattern for my dad and this is it thank you 🙏🥰 so excited

[@shirleycarter2451]

What a beautiful stitch. Thanks for a great tutorial on how to make it. Really enjoy these new stitch patterns as we can always get stagnant and new too be stretched a little nose ❤❤❤

[@arina2995]

thank you so so much for this tutorial! its truly amazing and easy to follow

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Thank you ☺️

[@aboelmoltamem]

❤ nice and very beautiful 💟💟💟

[@sindythebeautiful3252]

The extended dc is really pretty in that cotton yarn! This is fun, thanks for the tutorial. ❤❤

[@nietekkluver]

LOVE THE IDEA!!!! The ideas are just coming to my brain on what I'm going to use this pattern for, like a purse, cowl, basket, scarf...etc. Thank you for sharing!!! I enjoy your line of work. Again thank you for having a great talent. !!!

[@linedanzer4302]

Nice stitch! The pattern looks like it's plaited. I like it!!

[@elenipatila]

Εγώ θα το ονομάσω μπερδεμένα αστεράκια ⭐⭐⭐ αυτή την εικόνα είδα... Υπέροχο!!! 💐

[@liliasawyer7145]

Wow this is beautiful 😍

[@EvieO1950]

Wow! That is an unusual stitch pattern. Such great texture. I think I’ll try a hot-pad to see if I can master it.

[@sindythebeautiful3252]

I just finished my sample and it was easy. Thank you!

[@Anna-jl1rx]

Wow! Thank you!

[@blissprokop6239]

Wow. ❤

[@mishkac927]

This looks like a lot of fun to finish off. I’m wondering if it is solid enough for a purse?

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

For a purse you may wish to line it

[@itsknotmagic]

I would like to see a larger. Sample or a full project

[@ShettikkaWoods-jl8iq]

Good morning 🌄 blessings and crochet 🧶👋🏾

[@kathrynwalker324]

How many stitches for a scarf?

[@dianastanfill6779]

WOW Zee !!!!!

[@SoniaMaria-jl2yf]

No words sarah

[@Tumnus596]

A very beautiful stitch, but I shouldn't forget the 10 chain stitches somewhere at the beginning of a row of a blanket with 21 times 10 chains in a row... 🙈😂

[@rachelharris725]

All I saw at first were frog legs. 😂

[@sherrihorning7822]

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[@Whistlebritches1]

Thank you for this tutorial! Looks like a yarn eater but it also looks AMAZING and I am gonna give it a go as soon as I finish up the couple of WIP's I have going on now.

[@Whistlebritches1]

I have a question.............. If I want to do a chainless foundation for my first row instead of chaining, how do i know how many i need ???????? If pattern says chain 8+5 and dc in 4th chain, or 7+3 and sc in 2nd chain, or any multiple plus a number for any pattern... How would I figure out how many should be in the first row? I hope you understand what I'm asking😊. You are definitely my go to for patterns and or stitches for my projects. I honestly believe you are on KZbin because you love the art of crocheting.