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The Two Color Interlocking Block Stitch :: Crochet Stitch #339 :: Right Handed The Two Color Interlocking Block Stitch is a colorwork stitch with a lot of visual impact. Using only chains and double crochet stitches, this stitch forms into a strong vertical stripe pattern. Easy to make, it would work well for bags or cushion covers.

Interlocking Crochet February Square | Interlocking Crochet in the Round Free Pattern Get the chart and written directions: https://kickincrochet.com/interlocking-crochet-square-february/

Crochet Vertical Stripes Afghan | EASY | The Crochet Crowd Learn how to do vertical stripes while crocheting in horizontal rows without having to break into a sweat. This pattern is from the newest pattern called Bright & Easy Blanket. This pattern is versatile, meaning you can switch the hook size and yarn - as long as they compliment each other, and you can make afghans of any size.

Crochet Shell Ripple Stitch Pattern How to Tutorial by Naztazia The crochet shell ripple stitch pattern consists primarily of single crochet and double crochet stitches that form standard shell stitches in crochet. The chevron look is created by changing colors every two rows.

For this sample using 100% acrylic worsted weight yarn and a size H 5 mm crochet hook. Feel free to use whatever hook and yarn size you prefer, as this pattern works with pretty much anything!

Pattern by Elena Fedotova. Two-colour striped triangular shawl.

This video shows how to crochet a simple reversible pattern in two colours.

Pattern: Step 1: With color A chain a multiple of 5 + 2-- for this project the creator chose 25+ 2, so she made a chain of 27 Step 2: sc into the second chain from the hook, ch 5, sc into the 5th chain from the hook Repeat directions in * until you have completed the row-- this will create loops-- the demo pattern made 5 loops because the multiple of 5 was 25 Step 3: With color B, attach at the first sc made with color A. Ch 4. 2 dc into 3rd chain of top portion of the first loop. Ch 1. 2 dc into the same chain-- This creates a "shell". Repeat directions in between until you have completed the row. 1 triple crochet into color A. Step 4: Flip over work. Fold up color A loops to match with color B shells. Using color A, ch 4. 2 dc into the hole made by both the color A loop and the color B shell. Ch 1. 2 dc into same hole. Repeat directions between until you have completed the row. 1 triple crochet into both color A and color B. Step 5: Using color B, ch 5. 1 sc into gap between color A and color B-- this creates one loop. Repeat directions between until you have completed the row. Step 6: Flip work over. Using color B, ch 4. Fold up color B loops to match with color A shells. 2 dc into hole made by color B loops and color A shells. Ch 1. 2 dc into same hole-- this creates one shell. Repeat directions between * until you have completed the row. 1 triple crochet into both color A and color B. Step 7: Using color A crochet loops all the way across, then crochet shells all the way across. Step 8: Using color B, crochet loops all the way across, then crochet shells all the way across. Step 9: Repeat steps 7 and 8 until you have completed your project. Finish off and weave in ends.

Pattern by Rochelle Johnson. Two-colour crochet pattern, making textured diamonds in one colour in front of the other colour. Done in the round, with the pattern on the outside, and all the messy colour changing stuff on the inside where it can't be seen.

Spiral-square crochet square. Author's note: The name of this square is the local phrase for things that aren't lined up straight.

Photo-tutorial for the Forked Half Double Crochet Stitch, which is like doing two interlinked HDCs in a row over two stitches. Hard to describe, look at the pictures.

While this is a pattern for a potholder, it could be used as a motif used for something else; the two-colour spiral is attractive in its own right.

One side is one colour, the other side is the other colour, though each colour can show through a bit on the opposite side.

Tutorial for a simpler two-colour crochet cord; with this one, you just chain alternate colours.

Crochet cord tutorial, using two colours of yarn.

Clever idea: instead of wrestling with crocheting with bobble-yarn, use normal yarn and crochet over the bobble-yarn to make bobbles pop up in your work. Best of both worlds!

(Despite the fact that the name of the website is on the image, none of the places I found the image on reverse image search referenced back to the original site. Naughty!)