How to crochet the off-set v- stitch.

The off-set v-stitch

Hello, I am back with another crochet stitch tutorial that is one of my favorites. The v stitches always give any crochet project an elegant look. It is simple, yet elegant, and a beginner-friendly stitch to learn for those new to crocheting. This stitch only requires that you learn to crochet two rows, and then, the second row repeats itself.

Starting chain and double crochet are the stitches that you will need to know. As I said before, this stitch is easy to learn and you will master it in no time. The offset- -v can be added to your crochet projects such as tops, shawls, blankets, dresses, etc. I made a crochet top with this stitch that came out very pretty, I will share the link on the instructions. This article contains affiliate links, purchasing through them, will give me a small commission at no extra cost to you.

This stitch has a multiple of 3 + 1 (You will need to add 3 for the base) I always recommend starting a small number of chains when learning a new stitch. This will help you see any mistakes and to understand the stitch quickly. To V- stitch consist of 1dc, 1ch, 1dc

You can watch the tutorial here.

Materials needed

Yarn ( I used I love this yarn in Khaki) https://amzn.to/479H5tP

Hook (Any size will work; I use a 4.5mm hook.)

Abbreviations used

Dc-double crochet

Ch chain

tch-turning chain

V st- v- stitch

St. -stitch

Materials needed

Yarn (Anyone should work fine; I used I love this yarn in Khaki)

Hook (Any size will work; I use a 4.5mm hook.)

Row 1: 1 dc into the 4^th ch from the hook * skip 2 ch, work a v stitch of (1dc, 1ch, 1 dc) into the next ch; repeat from the last 3 ch, skip 2 ch; 1 dc into the last ch, turn yarn.

Row 2: Ch 4, 1dc into the first stitch. * v stitch into the 2^nd dc of next “V st; repeat from * until 1 dc and tch remain, skip dc and 1 ch, 1 dc into next ch, turn yarn.