The Simple Chevron Stitch - Crochet Tutorial!

[@janetlepre7555]

I love a good chevron, but mostly, I love your clear, specific and patient instructions. Thank you, thank you for sharing so many of your creative efforts. I have made many, and I do mean many, of your chevron star blanket. Love it so much. Do stay well and safe.

[@harmonyhallgirl]

I really liked your instructions. It was very helpful the way you explained increase at the peak decrease in the valley. It was also very helpful that you explained that the two stitches at the ending and beginning of rows was because they were just half peaks.

[@user-mm6pf1wh7y]

I could listen to your voice all day (and night) So handy to have a one row repeat for a chevron. Thank you ❤

[@mariakristinahawl1640]

Your tutorials are the best on youtube. Clear instructions! This simple chevron pattern will top my list, I will look forward to starting a new creation with this pattern as soon as possible! Thank you!

[@lindahep9160]

I followed along with the fillet heart ♥ blanket a few years ago my great niece loves my creation thanks to you ❤️ 😊

[@LucilleOneal-vk7be]

Just love those ripples. Your teachings are awesome.

[@jeaniegerdes4706]

I love the Chevron pattern. This one is a little bit different from the one I did years ago, but still just as beautiful! I really appreciate all you do by sharing your gifts with us! I have learned several different patterns from your video's. So, I'd like to Thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything you do. I hope you never stop showing us the new patterns you know how to do! ❤

[@dianesharpe1405]

Thank You Craig. I have been looking for a easy Chevron.

[@spittinchips5175]

Such a good teacher. Thank you.

[@tracydee1857]

Your timing is perfect and this wonderful pattern will help me to clear up the all those little balls of yarn yearning to be used !!

[@fionastube2011]

Another excellent tutorial! Easy to follow with your clear instructions and a pretty stitch is the result. Thank you!

[@licl6115]

You are AWESOME! THANK YOU.💖🙂

[@aidasoto8443]

Yes an easy one to follow. Ty ! Super pretty ❤

[@WendyHAROLD-h6n]

Thank you, fibre spider

[@beverlyfowler1628]

Great tutorial. Another Ripple stitch to try. I just made 2 throws using Creative Grandmas, Super easy ripple stitch pattern, and I am just finishing up Bag O Days Back loop only Ripple stitch. All these ripple stitches reminds me of my mom crocheting when I was younger. She crocheted ripple afghans and throw pillow covers.

[@Natalia-ze3dx]

❤... thanks for your help

[@tormakhmariajulia955]

Very nice stitch. Thanks for the tutorial

[@judihowe773]

Thanks for showing the edge.

[@JoyceN818]

Thank you for the instructions on this blanket. It’s another good one to add to my blanket list.🥰

[@barbarawilson834]

Excellent tutorial! Thanks!

[@walterwhite5100]

Wow!! I bought 5 skeins of these a few months ago because it has that vintage look to it. Now I know what I can use a few for thank you so much❤❤❤

[@mariasolorio8476]

Thank you for sharing!! I love all your patterns

[@annafree5356]

Your videos are the best. I’m following you on ALL platforms ❤

[@prairiefarmgirl]

Nice easy pattern, I'm making a scrappy blanket with this tutorial 😊 I'm also working on the pineapple stitch blanket 🍍🍍thanks so much!!

[@gregoryvozar6236]

Simple it may be, but this is one of my favorite blanket patterns. My gran made these in so many versions back in the 1970s: single, half-double, plain or in the back loop. Thanks for the tutorial! I’m going to use this for some yarn I bought a while back. Nostalgic colors are a good match for a nostalgic pattern.

[@KimWilliams-p7t]

Love the colors you chose. Thank you!

[@gailgodfrey768]

HI, L O V E !!!!!!!! CHEVRONS. LOVE THE COLOR CHOSEN. THANK YOU FOR SHARING.

[@VirginiaBPendleton-511]

Just what I'm looking for. Thank you. I have 3 to make. Lol

[@lindahep9160]

Thank you soo much for this tutorial I was wanting to follow along on this pattern Altho I have bought pattern that has using treble crochet and 2 double tog crochet stitch

[@WinkTartanBelle]

Any of the taller stitches will make the finished fabric a lot less dense, or having more "holes" in it. Test swatches will help you decide whether or not that is an issue for you on that project. Hope your project turns out sweeet!

[@marziehakhavan7469]

Thank you ❤

[@jocelyngash4077]

I have been crocheting for too many years to mention I should be mortified that this stitch evaded me Thanks to you I finally get it So crystal clear Thank you so much🥰

[@nolamays3198]

I’ve said before and gotta say it again, you are the best teacher and have the best videos!!❤

[@WinkTartanBelle]

I've been looking for a stitch pattern appropriate for makeing a small rectangular rug or mat with a dense acrylic #4 or 5 weight yarn. (I have vintage Aunt Lydia's rug yarn in literal cases that I got from a closeout sale of a vintage/antique/junque shop.) I considered doing it "in the round", but the patterns I could find or come up with just didn't feel right for the room. I saw this post thumbnail 4 minutes after you posted it and I knew THIS IS THE ONE! I have a pair of chairs in the room that are uphostered in bargello fabric, so this will echo that and also the trim on the formal drapes, which is a chevron embroidered design. Design perfection! I do have a question: About how much more length on my starting chain should I add to achieve the desired finished dimension? Like a percentage or guesstimation? Doesn't have to be exact, but I'd like to make a runner and two mats/small throw rugs for specific spaces, so size does matter! I can make a test swatch to eventually figure it out, but in case you already have an idea for a starting point, that'd be fantastic! Thank you so very much for your tutorials and demonstrations. You are one of my go-to creators for such things, and also for your soothing voice and demeanor when I need a little civilized chill sess. These days, such gentle and centering breaks from the pressures of life are a must. Much respect and gratitude from north Texas.

[@flowergirl9771]

Love it! Thanks for another great tutorial.

[@dianastanfill6779]

Is there any way you could design a triangle shawl with this stich pattern? You are really the only designer I thought that could make one ♥

[@bas0418]

Happy Birthday, Craig!

[@kariemc89]

Thank you for sharing everything step by step. I’m new in crochet and I wanted to ask, can I do this same design with a thicker yarn?

[@FiberSpider]

You can, you would just have to increase the hook size accordingly. Try a couple sizes larger than what the label suggests.

[@tammycook7549]

😊 ❤ U. TY

[@cynthiaricecindy8295]

Thankyou you so much just what I need but can you please tell me how many stitches you chained for your blanket.

[@emilyhuxtable6045]

😡🧶

[@pamspurlsofwisdom2661]

You not stop amazing me!

[@lindacrochetandmore9470]

How many balls of yarn to get ❤❤ i love the timestamps thAnk you for that ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@kerripedersen9542]

Love a good chevron stitch. Thank you so much! Another project to go on the to-do list. :)

[@Teej-dg4jq]

I've attempted so many blankets but have yet to complete one - barring one very lumpy baby blanket I made in the 4th grade for my teacher 😂 I'm really hoping this is the one I see all the way through. If any fellow yarnivores/spiderettes reading this feel compelled to send some stitchy completion vibes my way, please do 🙏 love you Master Spider! 🕸

[@CynthiaErcanbrack-kv9qe]

I think that’s normal, I started a lot of projects and didn’t finish . It’s KZbin Fiber Spider and Bag o day that gave me the confidence to finally finish projects. Hang in there , you’ll get it ❤

[@barbarasd1196]

I like the Chevron pattern, but wish there was a tutorial on how to make the top and bottom flat, no matter what Chevron pattern is used. Any chance, sir, if this is something you might consider doing?

[@Iris-j4y]

😊

[@mariannalban4819]

It's confurmed... CATTYWAMOUS means something that is in disarray, that is askew, or something that isn't directly across from something. Interesting words you use sonetimes but was compelled to look this one up! 📚

[@missmishpot]

Cattywampus is a spectacular word! My friend named her adorable dog Wampus cuz while he was super sweet, but always a bit off, and every time I saw him always made me chuckle.

[@dreamweaver2u]

❤!!!

[@karensmith7816]

Would it look fabulous going into the back loop only ?😊

[@drnirmaladeabreu140]

14 plus 2

[@christinesteckel3390]

This could be a temperature blanket if people want to use different colors instead of a variegated yarn.