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La Petite Grise Motif Stitch

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La Petite Grise Motif Stitch
Introducing "La Petite Grise": a delightful collection of three crochet patterns. On the left, a delicate white lace design; top right showcases a pink pattern with hook in hand; and bottom right features a grey scallop design adorned with charming pink flower appliques. Perfect for crochet enthusiasts!
La Petite Grise Motif from PattyCrochete is one of the most intriguing stitches I have ever seen. This eye-catching stitch will be perfect for many of your projects, for example, throws, scarves, or ponchos. It is also the perfect choice of stitch for baby blankets.
 
La Petite Grise Free Crochet Pattern

Yarn and Hook Selection – What’s Best?

If you intend to make a baby blanket with this unique crochet stitch, a lightweight yarn like DK or worsted is best. Blends of cotton and bamboo are good for warmer weather, while acrylic or wool blends add extra warmth in the colder seasons.

To get a delicate but still sturdy fabric, a crochet hook between 3.5 mm and 5 mm works well, depending on the yarn weight. If you prefer a more open and airy look, go for a slightly bigger hook. For something denser and cozier, use a smaller one.

 
 
La Petite Grise Free Crochet Pattern

How to Crochet a Baby Blanket with This Stitch

The La Petite Grise Motif Stitch has a simple repeat pattern, making it easy to crochet once you’ve got it down. The stitch pattern features gentle waves and delicate open spaces, creating a light and airy design perfect for a cozy crochet baby blanket.

Start by making a foundation chain based on the stitch multiple of 13 + 12 for symmetry, plus 2 extra stitches for the edges. The first row begins with shell-like increases and decreases to form the signature wave pattern. Each repeat mixes double crochets with strategically placed decreases, forming the scalloped design.

Once you’ve completed the first few rows, the pattern repeats itself in a four-row cycle. This lets you easily customize the blanket’s length. Just keep crocheting until your blanket is the desired size.

Then, finish with a clean border. A simple single crochet or picot edge adds a nice, polished touch.

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Jeanne biber
Jeanne biber
6 years ago

What kind of translation is this. Never heard of such stitches. Please explain

KM
KM
6 years ago

I think this project is beautiful

Athena
Athena
1 year ago

I would love to try this pattern . It is beautiful. But I can’t find what a b is or a flange!?

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