Today I have a new stitch tutorial for you! The Bean Stitch crochet tutorial.
Well, I think this stitch has so much texture, you cannot ignore it! This is a video tutorial, step by step how to work this Bean Stitch
It’s a great stitch because:
You can use this stitch for scarves, blankets, or tops
It is a one-row repeat. The Bean stitch is so textured it does not need more colors!
Be creative!
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A new stitch steps
- When learning a new stitch, try several yarn weights and hook sizes to understand how the stitch works and looks.
- Use light yarn colors to get the right formation of the stitch.
- Make several swatches before starting a new project
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