Tulip Stitch| How to Crochet

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The Tulip stitch is not only a beautiful stitch but also an easy crochet stitch pattern to create. The basic stitches of this pattern are clusters of double crochet worked into a unique pattern. This stitch is perfect for blankets, scarves, and other larger crochet projects. Tulip Stitch| How to Crochet

NOTES

Yarn

The Tulip Stitch| How to Crochet can be created using any type of yarn and the corresponding crochet hook.

I used the Sweet Roll Premier Yarn. This is 4-weight 100% Acrylic yarn. Hard-wearing, machine washable yarn that’s safe to use in the dryer. Perfect for berets, sweaters, blankets, and more. It may be helpful to grab a sturdy yarn while learning this stitch but grab your favorite yarn and hook and let’s get started on this lovely.

MATERIALS

VIDEO TUTORIAL

A video tutorial is available for this pattern; below.

NOTE

• This pattern is written in US terms and there is a key provided, to help with any abbreviations.
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PATTERN ABBREVIATIONS

English (US) Terms
ch(s)- chain(s)
dc- double crochet
r- row
sc- single crochet
sl st- slip stitch
st(s)- stitch(es)
tw- turn your work

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Skill Level

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Pattern Written out (Without Abbreviations)

Start by making a foundation chain in a multiple of 4, plus 5.

Row 1:

Identify the 5th chain from the hook, and place 3 double crochet (dc) in the 5th chain stitch(st) from the hook, skip 3 chains (ch) stitches, and place 1 single crochet (sc) in the next chain (ch) stitch (st); *Chain 3, place 3 double crochet in the same stitch as single crochet, skip 3 chain stitches, place 1 single crochet in next chain; repeat from * to the end of the row; chain 4; turn work.

Row 2:

Place 3 double crochet ( in the ch 4 space), skip [1 single crochet, 3 double crochet cluster], place 1 single crochet in the chain 3 space, * chain 3, 3 double crochet in same chain space as last single crochet, skip [1 single crochet, 3 double crochet], 1 single crochet in next chain- 3 space, repeat from *, work last single crochet in the last stitch; chain 4, turn work.

Row 2 is the repeating row for the pattern. You will continue following the steps from row 2 to complete the pattern.

Pattern Written-out (With Abbreviations)

Start by making a foundation chain in a multiple of 4, plus 5.

R1: 3dc in the 5^th st from the hook, sk 3 ch sts, pl 1 sc in the next ch st.*Ch 3, 3dc in same ch as sc, sk 3 ch sts, 1sc in next ch; repeat from * to the end of the row; ch 4; tw.

R2. 3dc ( in the ch 4 space), sk [1sc, 3dc cluster], place 1 sc in the ch 3 space, * ch3, 3dc in same ch sp as last sc, skip [1sc, 3dc], 1 sc in next ch-3 sp, rep from *, work last sc in the last stitch; ch 4; tw.

R2 is the repeating row for the pattern. You will continue following the steps from row 2 to complete the pattern.

PATTERN WITH PICTURES:

Start by making a foundation chain in a multiple of 4, plus 5.

R1: 3dc in the 5^th st from the hook, sk 3 ch sts, pl 1 sc in the next ch st. Ch 3, 3dc in same ch as sc, skip 3 ch sts, 1sc in next ch; repeat from * to the end of the row; ch 4; tw.