BAR STITCH CROCHET TUTORIAL | Learn to crochet the bar stitch with this easy to follow step by step tutorial. You can find the RIGHT handed version here: TIME STAMPS:
Intro: 00:04
Pattern notes and colour change instructions: 00:51
Foundation: 01:48
Row 1: 02:42
Row 2: 04:43
Row 3: 05:38
Colour change (if needed): 09:39
Row 4: 10:38
Row 5: 11:39
Row 6: 15:03
Row 7: 15:36
Written Instructions:
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I HAVE USED:
Sewrella Yarn 100% superwash merino wool
Stylecraft Special DK White
Hook: 4mm
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