General Information

Crochenit is a double-hook technique that's as easy to learn as 1, 2, 3!

Nationally-known crochenit designer Mary Middleton numbers her Crochenit stitches depending on how many loops, bars or stitches you work with at one time.

Many patterns use Basic Stitch #101. With this stitch, you work one loop at a time. Other projects may be worked using a combination of High Stitch #104 and Small Shell Stitch #202.

On high stitch rows, you work with one loop or bar at a time, and on the small shell stitch rows, you work with two loops or bars at once. Still other projects may be made with the Fluffy Stitch #304, which uses three loops or bars at once.

Stitching Guides

• Basic Stitch #101
• Beginning mesh
• Corn Stitch #305
• Fan Stitch #501A
• Fancy Shell Stitch #321
• Fancy Stitch #207
• Fluffy Stitch #304
• High Stitch #104
• Open Fan Stitch #501
• Shell Stitch #300
• Small Shell Stitch #202
• Square Mesh #108