In this free step-by-step crochet stitch tutorial I show how to make the peephole chevron stitch. This stitch is a lacy crochet stitch. The fabric turns out light and breathable. It is also a reversible crochet stitch that looks the same on both sides. The peephole chevron stitch works great for shawls and wraps, lightweight scarves, lacy crochet summer tops and tanks, lightweight ponchos and other summer crochet projects.
This crochet stitch tutorial includes detailed photo instructions. The peephole chevron stitch is a one-row repeat. For this crochet stitch you should know how to make double crochet. It is very easy to make and suitable for beginners.
Materials and tools
Yarn: For this tutorial I use Soft FRAYA Cotton 8/4 100% Organic cotton 50g – 180 m yarn, color: dusty tulip. However, you can use your favorite yarn depending on the crochet project.
Hook: I use a 2.0 mm hook. If you are using a different yarn, choose the hook size that is recommended on your yarn label.
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Photo instructions for the peephole chevron stitch
Row 1
1. Start by chaining a multiple of ten plus three. You will start working in the fourth chain from your hook.
2. So, make a double crochet in the fourth stitch from your hook.
3. Make three more double crochets in the next three stitches.
4. Then skip two stitches and make a double crochet in the next stitch.
5. Make three double crochets in the next three stitches.
6. Chain two.
7. Make four double crochets in the next four stitches.
8. Then repeat. Skip two stitches and make four double crochets in the next four stitches.
9. Chain two and make four double crochets in the next four stitches.
10. Continue working the same way until the end of the row until you have six stitches left.
11. Then skip two stitches and make four double crochets in the last four stitches.
12. Make one more double crochet in the last stitch where you have just worked in.
Row 2
13. Chain three and turn your work around. Chain three counts as a stitch.
14. Make a double crochet in the very first stitch.
15. Make three more double crochets in the next three stitches.
16. Skip two stitches and make three double crochets in the next three stitches.
17. Make a double crochet in the chain two space.
18. Chain two.
19. Make another double crochet in the same chain two space.
20. Make three double crochets in the next three stitches.
21. Then repeat. Skip two stitches and make three double crochets in the next three stitches.
22. In the next chain two space make a double crochet, chain two and make another double crochet.
23. Make three double crochets in the next three stitches.
24. Continue working in the same way until the end of the row until you have five double crochets and a turning chain left.
25. Then skip two stitches and make three double crochets in the next three stitches.
26. Make two double crochets in the turning chain. For the rest of the pattern repeat row 2.
Finished peephole chevron stitch
72. Done!
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