Surface crochet stitches

Explore Your Crochet's free patterns blog and discover inspiring ideas to ignite your creativity. Read our post, 'Surface Crochet How To'.

Surface crochet can be a really fun way to add some embellishment to a crochet project. And it's so much easier than it looks! You'll be started in no time with this easy step-by-step photo tutorial.

Learn how to surface crochet with this surface crochet photo tutorial. Included is my tips and tricks for success with this stitch!

If you've ever wondered how to surface crochet, learn how with this easy-to-follow tutorial. Create fun surface texture in no time!

A quick video tutorial that shows you how to surface crochet or slip stitch a design into a flat crochet project.

If you have never heard of the surface slip stitch, you will be delighted! It's such an easy way to embellish a crochet project! The surface slip stitch is a method in which you use the basic slip stitch to make designs or lettering on the surface of your crochet project. As with this project, Sarah from Repeat Crafter Me wrote the name Ella on the front panel of this crochet pillow. She has used this technique on granny squares and blankets. You can do so much with this simple technique…

Surface crochet is an easy way to embellish your crochet pieces. Learn about the types, helpful examples and explore free patterns.

Step into the vibrant realm of two color crochet stitches with our carefully curated collection, designed to elevate your crochet creations. Discover the beauty of colorwork techniques like the striking mosaic stitch, the elegant rose garden pattern, and the cross-box stitch. These two color stitches bring a fresh perspective to your projects, adding visual interest and dimension that make each piece truly stand out. Start exploring and transform your crochet projects with a splash of color…

Surface Single Crochet Stitch and Other Surface Stitches. Learn how to easily crochet surface stitches with this detailed described and illustrated crochet tutorial by Supergurumi. #amigurumi #crochet

In my previous update, I’ve shown you my custom colour selection and the start of this beautiful wrap. It all started with a lot of bobbles! I had to complete a few more rows to finish part one of the Hygge CAL… And here is the finished status of part one: After my initial fiddling around with the bobbles, I’ve found a way that works best for me (which is not to crochet over the base yarn and make the bobbles pop by pushing them to the front with the back of a crochet hook). I really like…