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Before You Start
The Moss Stitch helps create texture in your project. It can also be known as The Linen Stitch, The Woven Stitch, and the Granite Stitch!
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Step By Step
Step 1
Begin by working a foundation chain 3 stitches longer than your desired amount of stitches.
Step 2
Find the fourth chain stitch from your hook, this is the chain that you will be working into.
Step 3
Single crochet into the fourth chain stitch from your hook.
Step 4
Chain one. You will skip the next chain stitch on your foundation chain and work into the second chain stitch from the single crochet just worked.
Step 5
Single crochet.
Step 6
Chain one more. You will continue across the row by chaining one, and working a single crochet stitch into the second chain from the last single crochet worked.
Step 7
When you reach the end of the row you will finish with a single crochet stitch.
Step 8
Chain two stitches and turn your work. Find the last chain stitch worked before the final single crochet stitch on the previous row. It will appear as a small hole in your work. Single crochet into this chain stitch.
Step 9
Chain one. Repeat the single crochet in step 8 followed by a chain stitch across the row.
Step 10-11
When you reach the end of the row, you will single crochet into the chain stitches worked at the beginning of the previous row.
Step 12
You should now see your moss stitch beginning to form. Repeat steps 8-10 on each consecutive row.
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In the last part of this How To Crochet Series, we will be going over the Single Crochet Chevron Stitch!
