The Moogly Crochet Alphabet has been a big hit, and I’ve loved seeing some of the fun things people have done with it – from birthday banners to yarn bombs to theater sets! However, one of the letters was a little trickier than the others – and wouldn’t you know, it’s the very first one. So here’s a quick video demonstration of how to crochet the letter A!
The Simple Marguerite Stitch is a simplified version of the usual Marguerite Stitch, which is also known as the Star Stitch. Unlike it’s better known big sister, the Simple Marguerite Stitch uses only 3 tall loops rather than 5. In a way, it’s a cross between the Marguerite/Star Stitch and the Trinity Stitch! And like both of these, it has great texture and visual interest. Here’s how it’s made.
The Trinity Stitch is a basic stitch pattern, made up of single crochet clusters. It’s easily memorized, and makes great baby blankets, afghans, and washcloths. It’s simple, works up fast, and has lots of texture. Finished projects made with this stitch become treasured heirlooms, but you don’t have to be an advanced crocheter to make them! So let’s take a look at how the Trinity Stitch is made.
