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In today’s tutorial, I will be showing you how to make the Cabbage Patch stitch. The name of this stitch is what intrigued me to try it and I am so glad I did.
This stitch is made up of a 2-row repeat. One row of crossed double crochets and then a row of shells stitches. It works up quick once you get the stitch pattern memorized.
Still curious about that giveaway? Keep reading I’ll give you all the details after the tutorial!
Materials
- I used a #4/worsted weight yarn
- 5 mm hook
- Please feel free to use any yarn weight/hook combo your heart desires
Abbreviations
- I use US terminology
- Ch(s): chain(s)
- Dc: double crochet
- Sk: skip
- St(s): stitch(es)
- Sp: space
Instructions
Ch a multiple of 4 + 3 more chs.
Row 1: Sk 4 ch, 4 dc in next *sk 3 chs, 4 dc in next repeat from * across until 2 chs remain. Sk 1 ch. Dc in last. Turn
Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc) *skip 3 sts, dc in next. Ch 2, Dc back into the first skipped st. Repeat from * across. Dc in top of ch 3. Turn.
Row 3: Ch 3, 4 dc in each ch 2 sp across. Dc in top of ch 3. Turn.
A Closer Look at the Crossed Double Crochet
Did you understand the crossed double crochet from row 2? Here is a color coded picture that I hope will help you master this stitch.
In the first row you made groups of 4-double crochets. In the second row, you will make a double crochet in the last double crochet of the group from the previous row (Purple). Then chain 2.(Green) You will finish your crossed double by making 1 double crochet back into the first stitch of that group of 4 (blue).
And that’s all there is to it! What are you going to make, I would love to know?
Spring Yarn Giveaway *CLOSED*
Now here’s the part where I tell you about the free yarn. This giveaway is completely hosted by me. I went to my local craft store and purchased these lovelies just for you. In part celebration of National Crochet Month but also because I appreciate all of you who take the time to visit my little bloggy. So, thank you, truly, you guys are the best.
The winner will receive 5 skeins of Vanna’s Choice Yarn in the colors: mustard, dusty purple, dusty blue, pink, and fern. One skein for each of the five Fridays of National Crochet Month (aren’t I clever LOL).
Seeing as this is my first giveaway it is open to US addresses only. I wanted to get my feet wet a little before I do the full-on cannonball into an international giveaway. I hope you understand.
Follow the Instructions below to enter!
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Can’t wait to try this stitch on a baby blanket. Thank you so much!
This new stitch looks pretty. It will be fun to stitch. This is the first time on your blog. Thanks for sharing.
I too like the look of this stitch. When my blue yarns arrives this weekend, I will use it to make a baby blanket.
I just want to say thank you you for your teachings and free
patterns. I appreciate you sharing stitches so freely as well as explaining how to do them. This is the first Web sight that I really enjoy, and am able to receive and understand so well.
Again thank you, and keep up the good work. Can’t wait until you have another giveaway.
Wilma
Do you have a border pattern that would go well on this afgan?
I am new at this is it a good stitch to do a baby Afghan if so how many do I change have no idea thanks for your help
ABOUT HOW MANY SKIENS OF YARN WOULD IT TAKE FOR A 6X4 AFGHAN
USING THE CABBAGE PATCH STITCH. T HANK YOU.
NANCY LE MIEUX tnlemieux@frontier,com
Love this pattern very easy, just wondering how you end it as in which row is the last and do you put boarder around it? Thanks.
How do you end the blanket? The four cluster stitches make it similar to a fan. Do you do single ceochets?
Thank you for the pattern, by the way. It comes together beautifully!
I have searched the instructions and can’t see any where what to do after row three. Do we repeat row two and three? Just three? Or one, two, and three?! TIA
You repeat rows 2 and 3.
This is so pretty ! I am going to have to give it a try !
I’m just returning to this art of crocheting after many years. Forgotten some sts. Glad you’re sharing patterns with new sts I’ve never seen. They’re beautiful. Can’t wait to get started! Thank you.
It looks so beautiful can’t wait to start. I would like to see a video on how to make the stitchI have to see you do the stitchThen I will know how to do it. -thank youfor the beautiful pattern. I Love. It