The crochet Bar stitch tutorial will help you learn to work this amazing and super textures simple stitch pattern.
I fell in love with it also because of it’s name: Bar.
In English bar means a long rod or rigid piece of wood, metal, or similar material, ut in Hebrew Bar means “wild” and it is my grandson’s name!
Watch the video below for a step-by-step tutorial
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What I love about the Bar stitch
Let me tell you about this amazing bar stitch – it’s such a clever little pattern!
The coolest thing about it is how it creates this horizontal “bar” effect, giving your fabric a woven look.
The texture is really unique – when you run your hand over it, you can feel those raised bars, which add such nice dimension to your work.
It’s one of those stitches that looks way more complicated than it actually is, and once you get into the rhythm, you’ll find yourself just cruising along. Perfect for when you want to make something that’ll really catch people’s eye and have them asking, “How did you do that?”
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