Crochet Zigzag Stitch You Can Learn Easily

This crochet zigzag stitch has the most interesting texture of any crochet pattern I have encountered! It pops out on both sides of the work and has a cool 3D look and feel.

HOW DO YOU MASTER THE CROCHET ZIGZAG STITCH?

The crochet zigzag stitch is fairly simple, just like the single and double crochet that you are familiar with. You will need a single colored yarn, thin or medium sized yarn, and a crochet 3.4. To crochet this puff stitch, you must crochet multiples of 6+4.

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This video tutorial will walk you through the beautiful puff zigzag stitch pattern! We can make a beautiful puff zigzag blanket or scarf by arranging the puff parts into different shapes, sizes and colors!

This crochet zigzag stitch is so great for a variety of projects because it is easy to make and the product is double sided meaning it looks the same on both sides. You should also use bright coloured yarn so that the beautiful pattern and texture of this crochet zigzag stitch is appreciated!

Even though the crochet puff stitch requires bulky yarn, make sure that you make your blankets and other projects using good quality yarn. Good yarn quality is essential for producing clean puffs that will pop out on both sides of your work.

There are so many things that you will adorn using the crochet zigzag stitch! Aside from a warm baby blanket, you can make scarves, hats, sweaters, and pillowcases. A lot of the projects that you can make using the popcorn stitch and bobble stitch you can also make using the zigzag stitch.

The particular shape of the puff stitches shown on this video are very cute and resemble a shell or a leaf. You can mess around with your crochet pattern to make heart shapes or ovals, whatever floats your boat. Have fun picking the yarn colors and beginning your crochet zigzag stitch pattern today!

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Tutorial and photos of this stitch by: Blog do crochê.