Silt Stitch | How to Crochet

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The Silt Stitch is a pretty crochet stitch. It is a two row repeat that grows quickly. This means that it is an excellent choice for those larger crochet projects like blankets!
A free written and photo tutorial can be found here on my blog: richtexturescrochet.com/silt-...
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Thanks again for stopping by! Be sure to crochet something beautiful today!
Sarah

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@wisdommorepreciousthanrubi8321 11 месяцев назад

Thank you. You are a good tutor, articulate and explain well. Make it easy to understand.

@roxeyserckie5414 Год назад

Enjoy your channel and tutorials. Thank you!

@tea-korailuvtea3172 3 года назад

Beautiful and easy stitch! This would work up pretty fast and great for a throw! Thank you so much, I truly appreciate ALL of your crochet tutorials.

@darshinisugumar857 2 года назад

It's really easy to do. Thanks for sharing this tutorial 😊

@JoyceLolly2 3 года назад

Beautiful

@stephanieclare2457 3 года назад

I really enjoy your weekly stitch tutorials. This will be amazing for a blanket or scarf thank you. 🙂

@Skylersproudmom 3 года назад

Thank you for your amazing stitch tutorials! I have learned soooooo much from you. This stitch is really lovely and I’ve started making a blanket with it and it works up so quickly. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your videos! Please don’t stop... keep ‘em coming!

@NonnaE828 3 года назад

Very pretty. Thank you for helping to expand my skills.

@susandomeney5324 3 года назад

Love this stitch so pretty but so simple x

@KentuckyWoman2 2 года назад

This is a beautiful stitch - I just wish I could avoid having to work into the turning chain, lol. Thank you for the tutorial!

@annieoannie 3 года назад

Great stitch for blankets. I really appreciate your stitch tutorials. I really enjoy all your tutorials.

@UshaKumariak 3 года назад

Hello Rich ,ur yarn selection is nice, it's really slipping and colour also good.

@remedy9648 3 года назад

This is a great stitch and I’m going to use it for a top immediately. I’ve used the sedge stitch for a few sweaters with excellent results so I’m psyched for this. It doesn’t seem as “dense” as the sedge if I’m recalling correctly. Anyway, your timing is spot on, 💜🙏💜

@patdancer985 3 года назад

Easy Peasy.....Thank you Sarah 🤗

@RichTexturesCrochet 3 года назад

Isn’t it? Easy stitches, especially ones that are pretty are great!

@creationsbyayankeechristin1385 3 года назад

this is such a beautiful stitch

@kathynewhart6738 3 года назад

I really love this stitch!! Will definitely be giving it a whirl..thx so much for the inspiration 😊

@RichTexturesCrochet 3 года назад

You’re welcome

@heatherconner9338 3 года назад

Once again I just want to say what a beautiful channel ❤️ thank you so much for all the beautiful stitches. You have helped me make some beautiful pieces 🧶

@RichTexturesCrochet 3 года назад

I’m glad you’re enjoying the channel :)

@mls_words_of_wisdom 3 года назад

I love this channel too!!

@creative2716 3 года назад

Ah, I really like the simplicity of stitches coupled with gorgeous yarn!! 👍👍 I can't wait to make a project with it. TYFS

@creative2716 3 года назад

Just decided I am going to do a lovely sweater for myself with this. I have never done a sweater for myself, ever. About time... huh?

@debbiemcclure2874 3 года назад

Very pretty Sarah!!! Tyfs God bless you

@lisahartmann7236 3 года назад

What a pretty stitch! I will definitely be using this stitch for a blanket or scarf.. Thank you. 😊

@beverleydabell3241 3 года назад

Beautiful. I love the stitch and the yarn you're using. Just lovely x

@preciousbeautyj6924 3 года назад

Love the stitch pattern. Lovely, yet easy. I’ve watched you for a bit, love what I saw n how clearly you explain your tutorials so, I’ve subscribed. Great job.

@souhilamekaoui5355 3 года назад

It is beautifal

@jodiebelton625 Год назад

Nice stirch

@godisallineed9163 3 года назад

Hope you do us a pouch or clutch bag with it

@odettefournier2849 3 года назад

Merci beaucoup pour ce nouveau point de crochet, vous montrez très bien c'est pour cela que j'arrive à vous suivre. One french is not good in english. Happy new year.

@mls_words_of_wisdom 3 года назад

Looks lacy but not “hole-y”. Would be a pretty scarf. Thanks!

@RichTexturesCrochet 3 года назад

It would make a very pretty scarf!

@karenwatkins4122 3 года назад

Thankyou very pretty God bless

@Scorpio45Libra 3 года назад

I would call this a mindless stitch in the fact you don't really have to think so hard to do it. It'll work up really fast too. Could go up one hook size to make it more squishy too...you know me, love da squishies! LOL Be safe Sarah!!

@Skylersproudmom 3 года назад

I went up a size and it’s awesome!

@user-eb4vc6ep2b 9 месяцев назад

❤❤❤

@karenbobb3399 3 года назад

Try alternate turning chain instead of chain three

@brendaclassen4221 3 года назад

Luvly pattern is this yarn size 4 acrylic yarn? Thanx

@brendaclassen4221 3 года назад

Thank you

@barbaranesmith1890 3 года назад

Has anyone had any trouble with the sides going out? I counted and my stitch count was good, but after about the 12th row it started getting bigger and bigger and continues to get wider.

@YonkersNY3636 Год назад

Same here and can't figure out why.

@barbaranesmith1890 Год назад

@@YonkersNY3636 I decided to start the pattern over today. After about 7 rows I decided to change up the pattern. I crocheted row one and row two and decided to continue the pattern repeating just row two, it is working out so far. I am on row 12 and it is straight so far. Try it and see if that works for you.

@YonkersNY3636 Год назад

Cool. Decided on another pattern but will keep this in mind for the future. Glad you found a solution. Stay well.

@llfJet Год назад

How do you get a finished edge when done; do a series of stitches so they're all the same height?

@roxeyserckie5414 Год назад

Is this stitch ideal for boy blanket?

@craftingaplannedlifejoanna9291 3 года назад

I've noticed that you always crochet into the back bump of the foundation chain. I've see others crochet under the top of the "V" (some in just the 1st loop & others under both loops of the "V"). Can you explain what the difference is...benefit of one over another or what makes one better than another? Is there a "real" right/wrong way to stitch or is it simply how you're taught, etc.? Just a burning & curious question. Thanks!!!

@RichTexturesCrochet 3 года назад

Really it all comes down to personal preference :) I use to crochet under the top V but then switched to going into the back bump when I started working blankets. When you work under the back bump then the opposite unworked side of the foundation chain resembles the tops of the stitches on the opposite end of the blanket if that makes sense. But it’s all personal preference :)

@creative2716 3 года назад

Yes, back bump leaves a prettier edge. Also easier, if you intend on adding border, to have a smooth, uniform, and pretty object.