Embossed Pocket Stitch | How to Crochet

[@kimcheek8027]

You are so clear in your instructions! Thank you for sharing all of these great stitches with us. 😉

[@haleytyrrell9609]

I love your videos and patterns, sara. I think I am going to try making a scarf with this stitch. I bet the texture of the stitch will keep you nice and warm in the winter.

[@tracyslinker5411]

I love how easy you instructions are to follow. You make it fun to learn and try new stitches. There's a stitch that I wish that you'd teach, it's call the Long Loop stitch that uses picot stitches. I know that I could learn it from you with no issues.

[@aadebahr]

I have not seen this stitch before. The pillow suggestion is great. Would be pretty for a blanket too.

[@veronicamickens4598]

I enjoy all of your videos so far and I started out learning to do a bobble stitch and yours was the most easy to follow.

[@cherylheming1714]

Very nice stitch Sarah, I like the little pockets, a cowl or pillow would be cute with this stitch.

[@vickythoeni3818]

Very beautiful stitch.Thanks for sharing great tutorial.💜💙💕

[@glingrams]

Love the texture of this stitch! 😊🧶

[@wonderlady52]

Very lovely stitch! It looks nice and squishy. I will use it to make a bath mat with cotton yarn. Thank you for sharing your great talent! 🤗

[@jackiehumphery2445]

Thank you for the video.beautiful

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

You’re very welcome

[@EvieO1950]

Very unusual and interesting! I bet I could make a mess of that one. My first thought was to put tiny pieces of candy in the pockets -- but then my first thought usually is candy!! hahaha

[@stephanieclare2457]

Beautiful stitch thank you so much. I look forward to crocheting something special.

[@joycechapman262]

Beautiful pattern. Thank you for sharing

[@curlycords]

This is another gorgeous stitch! I was thinking of a crochet bag for the spring/summer. I am trying out this beautiful textured stitch. Thank you so much for sharing your talent.

[@sandysmith9307]

This looks like a great stitch for a homedecor pillow! I'll definitely have to try it! Thank You!

[@LindaGus]

Im thinkin' tummy time blanket mat.

[@tessvowels3837]

Beautiful yarn-eater... will do a beautiful scarf!!!

[@lesleyoliver5582]

Ooh, I wonder how this would be as part of a thick border on a blanket. This Stitch is intriguing, I’ll have to play with this Stitch. 😊. Thanks for the tutorial. From Australia 🐨🐨🦘🦘

[@janebute2541]

Lovely!

[@sb9442]

😳 cute stitch but definitely looks like a real yarn 🧶 eater .. not sure what I’d use it for but maybe a pillow cover or something small 🤔 ty Sarah

[@bonnylaurel1056]

It is fun and cool ty im gonna make a bag i think

[@lisastreasures]

Luvin this one 🍀

[@sandibozarth3965]

I think I would like to try doing this as a throw blanket since I do a lot of throws for wheel chair patients to a nursing home not far from me.

[@moviebuffbabe5651]

Would make a nice earwarmer and/or cowl.

[@miam1534]

very nice !

[@docgregg2]

Thank you for sharing this lovely stitch. It is gorgeous. I would like to know how much yarn I would need to make an Afghan approximately 48” x 60”. Could you help me? Thank you.

[@sandibozarth3965]

Thank you for this beautiful pattern. You are really talented and always have such gorgeous patterns.

[@annastern6599]

While I don’t really know it, the way this stitch is made reminds me a bit of the crocodile stitch. This might make great fingerless gloves, the way the crocodile stitch is used

[@bonnylaurel1056]

Its nothing like that stitch that stitch is so hard

[@bonnylaurel1056]

Unless that stitvh is easier now that ive been stitching more i guess ill have to redo again ty for reminding me of it

[@perfumetester10]

I would use this as a border for a blanket. Can i get a heart if you read my post. It prob will make another great texture if the pockets alternate at a diagnal rather than stacked on top of each other. Have you thought about that? @rich textures crochet

[@bonnylaurel1056]

I also think it would be a gr8 girls skirt she would twirl in it

[@paperchain1239]

Blankets

[@Scorpio45Libra]

I enjoyed watching the video but it looks a bit complicated for me.

[@lisebedard7247]

Blanket.