Woven Lattice Crochet Stitch Tutorial

The Woven Lattice stitch is an interesting crochet stitch that is excellent for confident beginners. This stitch creates a gorgeous drape and is great for scarves or other open, lightweight designs.
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[@ThePetspock]

Thank you for your beautiful pattern and you're fabulously wonderful directions they were super easy to follow and I couldn't be happier with the result Thank you for being a wonderful teacher

[@HeartHookHome]

Thanks so much 😊

[@Pluviophile218]

NIce! I'm making a rectangular doily for an end table. So far looks great! It's a denim cotton crochet thread. Love your video! Thanks.

[@GrannyReplica]

Thank you for sharing this tutorial. I very much enjoyed the parallel presentation and the tips and tricks along the way, sometimes the little details here and there make all the difference.

[@cindyhovi8750]

Brilliantly explained! Thanks for sharing!

[@jean-jn3nq]

What a lovely stitch! Thanks for sharing it with us 😊

[@Brandon_501]

Wow, this looks very similar to a knit lace pattern i use. Very cool!

[@remedy9648]

Fantastic stitch! I can think of so many projects with it!💜🧶💜

[@solangesouza6277]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful crochet tutorial ! Your crochet works are gorgeous ! 😊💗

[@ellenwest7198]

Thank you for the tutorial. I’m looking forward to making this beautiful shawl.

[@curlycords]

Thank you so much for explaining so clearly the woven lattice stitch. I have been waiting for this stitch . It's gorgeous!!

[@HeartHookHome]

Glad it was helpful!

[@terribunner1034]

Little late in finding this, but love it. Thanks

[@ki-rort]

Congratulations on reaching 100K subscribers!!

[@HeartHookHome]

Thank you so much 😀

[@sisterseeker1]

Can this stitch be done in a round?

[@fotochani]

So pretty 😍

[@mariankay6482]

Love this stitch!!!
Thank you!
I do have a question. If I were making a stole with this stitch would I start with the length of the shawl or the width of the shawl with my chains? I hope that makes sense. And how much will the pattern cause the length of the intital chains to shrink up?
Thanks Ashley!❤️🧶

[@HeartHookHome]

Hi Marian! The stitch pattern shouldn't shrink up too much...plus I highly recommend blocking it to help open up the stitches so that could help relax any shrinking that may have occurred. As for starting your stole with length or width, I think it's just a matter of personal preference...personally I think I would start with width. Hope this helps!

[@mariankay6482]

@@HeartHookHome
Thank you! I so appreciate all you're doing for us! ❤️🧶

[@mary-annegodfrey6766]

Loving this stitch. How would I convert it into a bedspread/blanket? Cheers from Australia

[@HeartHookHome]

Hi! This has a chain multiple of 8+1+1. So, you would chain a multiple of 8 until you reach your desired width, then add another 2 chains.

[@mary-annegodfrey6766]

@@HeartHookHome Thank you so much. 😁

[@dianachristie5700]

Easy peasy! Is the guage determined before blocking or after?

[@HeartHookHome]

Hi Diana! Measure before blocking =)

[@dianabulaga5599]

I love this! 💕 I am wondering if it's easy to change the length of the pattern? I'm not very tall......🤔🤔🤔🥰

[@HeartHookHome]

Yes! This pattern is a 6 row repeat, so you would want to omit rows in multiples of 6.

[@dianabulaga5599]

@@HeartHookHome Awesome! Thank you so much for letting me know. I'm debating between two of your most recent designs. I'm not sure which one to buy..... I want both, of course! You have those nice long legs 🦵🥰 and I just know I will need to alter the length for my stubby legs!😂😂🤣🤣👍💕💕💕💕💕

[@elizabethisabirye-ogutu3679]

Beautiful and not as complicated as it looks. Do you specifically use cotton thread?

[@HeartHookHome]

Hi Elizabeth! For the pattern that I used this stitch for, yes, I think a cotton or cotton blend would be ideal...but acrylic and other fibers can be used.

[@elizabethisabirye-ogutu3679]

@@HeartHookHome Thanks for your quick response. Here in Uganda, crotchet and knitting are limited to few as a hobby. So, we have limited yarn varieties as well. Cotton? Haven't seen it anywhere. But thanks for the beautiful design and perfect instructions.

[@bennyrahmawan1692]

Which one hook size u use?

[@HeartHookHome]

Hi! I used a 5mm/H hook for this tutorial.

[@user-bn6op9rr8c1]

Out of your topic...seed stitch is easier than tunisian(honeycomb), i spent lots of time doing tunisian and got wrong too.