Interlocking shell stitch free pattern

Learn how to crochet the Interlocking Shell Stitch, step-by-step tutorial & video by Crafting Happiness. Crochet tutorial for beginners.

Shells baby blanket is a fun and quick idea for a gift or handmade home decor. It's easily customizable, so be sure to try it yourself!

Crochet Interlocking Shell Stitch Written Pattern

The Crochet Interlocking Shells (TESTING MODE) is now ready to test if anyone wants to. Free crochet pattern to test for those interested.

Today you will learn how to make an easy and adorable baby blanket using a quirky variant of the shell stitch. This interlocking seashell stitch is nicely closed and can be used for any project you like a blouse or scarf, both sides will be opposite but still look great. Remember that you can try the stitch on different items, so if you really don't want to make a baby blanket, you can try something else and practice your skills. The author used a bulky number 5 polyester yarn at 385…

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Learn Crochet Shell Stitches which are great for outfits and edges of blankets. Included is a video tutorial and step-by-step tutorial.

The Shell Stitch is simple to learn and very repeatable. However, for such a simple stitch consisting only of single and double crochet stitches, it gives an interesting, wavy texture full of colors. You can use the shell stitch in plenty of projects. The most popular ones include baby blankets and all baby garments that you can imagine: hats, cardigans, dresses, etc. You don’t have to limit yourself to baby stuff though. You can use it to make an adult hat, scarf, women’s top or bag.