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Crochet Elizabeth Stitch Pattern

The Elizabeth Stitch creates a beautiful textured fabric with a subtle crisscross effect. It works up quickly and is perfect for blankets, scarves, washcloths, and other crochet projects.

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Materials

Any yarn
Crochet hook recommended for your yarn
Scissors
Yarn needle

Abbreviations

ch = chain
yo = yarn over
st = stitch

Elizabeth Stitch

Chain a multiple of 2 + 4. Example: Chain 14 (10 + 4). Elizabeth Stitch (ES):

Insert hook into stitch.
Yarn over and pull up a loop (2 loops on hook).
Yo, insert hook into the same stitch.
Yo and pull up a loop (4 loops on hook).
Yo and pull through all 4 loops.
Ch 1 to complete the stitch.

Row 1, I used medium worsted yarn and I hook

Crochet hook recommended for your yarn

Ch a multiple of 2 + 4.
Work an ES in the 4th chain from the hook.
Skip next chain.
Work an ES in the following chain.
Repeat Steps 3–4 across the row.
Ch 3 and turn.

Row 2

Work an ES in the first stitch gap space directly beneath the turning chain.
Work an ES in the first “V” space between each Elizabeth Stitch across.
Work the last ES in the top of the turning chain from the previous row.
Ch 3 and turn.

Repeat

Repeat Row 2 until your project reaches the desired length.

Tips

Keep your tension relaxed for easier insertion into the stitch spaces.
The Ch 1 at the end of each Elizabeth Stitch is part of the stitch.
The Ch 3 at the beginning of each row serves as the turning chain.

The finished Elizabeth Stitch fabric has a delicate puff-like texture and an elegant crossed pattern that looks much more complicated than it actually is!