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Learn how to Crochet the Lemon Peel Stitch - also known as the Griddle Stitch - a super easy and simple stitch which gives lovely soft texture, ideal for a dishcloth, washcloth or even a baby blanket! Watch the full step by step video tutorial below or alternatively, keep scrolling for the written

Do you love the crochet lemon peel stitch? Find out some wonderful crochet patterns that you can make using this wonderfully textured crochet stitch.

You will love making this stunning fall crochet blanket. This free crochet pattern is easy with the video tutorial.

Learn the easy crochet Lemon Peel stitch (also known as the Seed stitch and Griddle stitch) to make beautiful crochet items! This stitch is super easy to learn, perfect for beginners with just two basic crochet stitches repeated throughout the pattern! Using this stitch, you can make beautiful blankets, baby blankets, kitchen towels, and dishcloths!

In this quick tutorial you can learn how to crochet the Crumpled Griddle Stitch. It's a beatifully textured crochet stitch, easy to learn and quick to work up. Beginner friendly, easy crochet stitch that can be used to make baby blankets, afghans, throws, scarves, washcloths and more!

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If you want an easy, beginner friendly stitch, the lemon peel stitch is just what you need! The lemon peel stitch is made by crocheting alternating single crochet and double crochet stitches, and the resulting texture is squishy and dense and can be used for so many different project ideas. Beginners and advanced crocheters alike will love using this stitch again and again for its beautiful simplicity! Check out the step-by-step guide and video to learn how to crochet this stitch yourself!

I recently discovered the Pebble Stitch and I fell in love with the design and texture of it. I used this Pebble Stitch to make this beanie (which I also fell in love with!) The pattern is coming soon This stitch works perfectly for a hat because there is a right side and a …