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Learn to Crochet the Floret Stitch

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In celebration of March being National Crochet Month, I have been running a series of stitch tutorials every Friday. Today’s stitch is called the Floret Stitch. This is an easy textured stitch that works up super quick. You will make a row of double crochets and then a row of alternating slip stitches and double crochets. It is this second row that gives this stitch its lovely texture.

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Materials

  • Worsted weight/#4 Yarn (I used Paton’s Canadiana in Gold
  • 6mm Hook
  • Scissors
  • Tapestry Needle

Stitches Used

  • Ch(s): chain(s)
  • Dc: Double Crochet
  • Sl St: Slip stitch

Instructions

Ch a multiple of 2 + 3 more.

Floret Stitch Crochet Tutorial

Row 1: Dc in 4th ch from hook and in each chain across, turn

Floret Stitch Crochet Tutorial

Row 2: ch 1 (counts as 1 sl st), *dc in next st, sl st in next. Repeat from * across. Your last sl st is worked in the top of turning ch 3. Turn

Floret Stitch Crochet Tutorial

Row 3: Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc), dc in each dc and sl st across, working your last dc in turning ch 1.

And that’s it! Just repeat rows 2 and 3 until your piece is the desired size. Finish off and weave in ends

Tips For Working the Floret Stitch

Make sure you are working the last stitches in the turning chains. They are easy to miss, especially that little ch 1 from row 2. I did it a couple times while I was crocheting this swatch.

I haven’t swatched this yet but I think this stitch would look nice in multiple colors. Don’t let my single colored swatch hold you back LOL.

What are you going to make with this? A scarf, a baby blanket, an afghan made with cozy bulky yarn that you can snuggle under and drink a nice cup of steaming coffee… oh sorry I went off to dreamland there for a minute.

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I hope you have a fabulous weekend!

Heather

Floret Stitch Crochet Tutorial

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33 comments

    • Heather says:

      Hola Maria! I am sorry your having trouble. You will alternate double crochets and slip stitches. After each double crochet, you will slip stitch into the next stitch. That very last slip stitch is placed in the top of the turning chain from the previous row.

      • Rhonda says:

        Hi Heather, I think there is an error towards the end of the pattern. You repeat rows 1 and 2 not rows 2 and 3. I hope this helps you. This is a wonderful pattern and works up beautifully. Try it again!

        • Heather says:

          Hi Rhonda! I’m glad you like this stitch. Repeating rows 2 & 3 is correct. Although rows 1 and 3 are both made up of double crochets, row 1 is the foundation row which males the instructions a little bit different.

  2. Irena Christopher says:

    Looks like a great stitch to use. I’m going to have a go in a striped pattern. However…are you using US or UK stitching? I can’t see that the pattern states which one xx

    • Rosy Peña says:

      Hola Mita, yo tb no soy muy buena siguiendo instrucciones x escrito. En lo personal lo q hago, me voy al you tube y ahi busco la puntada. Ya encontre varios videos donde se explica el paso a paso d esta puntada, esta super facil y bonita. Como sea hay q darle las gracias a Heather x tomarse el tiempo d compartir. (Fijate muy bien en el video, pues a veces no lo puedes encontrar en español) Espero q te haya ayudado.

  4. Robin says:

    I look forward to trying this. I have been crocheting on and off since I am 8. It is so therapeutic for me. Thankfully not everyone thinks so which means there is always a gift to make an order to fill or someone who I can bless with a scarf or hat!

  7. Subashri Natarajan says:

    Just loved this stitch. Going to start today a shawl using this stitch. Will post once done. Thanks

  9. Alicia says:

    I love to try a new stitch. I really do like it and it sounds easy enough. I am trying to decide what stitch/pattern to use for my grandson. I made two of them using ripples and one just straight rows. He wants red white and blue, so gonna give this a shot. Hope it won’t look girly! ?

  10. Shannon Innes says:

    I love this stitch! I have made a prayer shawl for a dear friend who had cancer, and am now making a knock-off of a U-Shaped wrap using the stitch. I like that I can just sit and watch tv or listen to a book and not have to count stitches or be distracted by watching where I am in the repetition. Thank you so much for sharing this and many other stitches, patterns, and ideas!

    • Heather says:

      It would make a lovely hat. You could work a flat rectangle and seam up the sides and cinch the top closed, that way you wouldnt loose the texture!

  13. Joanna says:

    I love all your patterns. The instructions are fantastic. Had arthritis so badly, was unable to crochet for many years. Finally found topical med that practically erased all pain. Am crocheting like crazy now, using mainly your patterns. I am 75 so hence the need to feel like I should crochet more. LOL Thank you so much.

  18. Autumn Keller says:

    I love this stitch! I am working on a sampler afghan & this will be the perfect new stitch for one of my squares!

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