This week, we are making the last square of Stitch Story.  The square has a wavy pattern which is not as hard to make as you may think. It is however easy to make a mistake in the stitch pattern, so in the video for this week I help you as much as I can with tips on how to use stitch markers to keep you from making a mistake.  All info, with links to the pattern for Stitch Story crochet along designed by Heather Gibbs as well as other information is under Resources.

Resources & Materials

• Add Stitch Story to your Ravelry library
• General information about Stitch Story
• Written pattern Stitch Story Part 12
• KCACO-UK Facebook group hosting the CAL
• All Stitch Story video tutorials in one YouTube playlist
• Scheepjes River Washed yarn
• 3.5mm to  5.0mm (US size E to H) crochet hook
• Social media tag: #SSCAL18

Video tutorial Part 12

The pattern for part 12 is not so much difficult, as it is easy to make a mistake. I have worked this stitch before, and I have found it a must to use stitch markers to help me keep track of where I am. The slip stitches are hard to see sometimes and if you work too many slip stitches or work in the wrong loops, the pattern gets all mixed up.

A happy stack of squares

After making the last squares you will have a happy pile of squares, all ready to be joined. I am making my Stitch Story blanket in Scheepjes River Washed Wheaton (950). Scheepjes River Washed is available from Wool Warehouse (UK/Int), Black Sheep Wools (UK), Knotty House (CA), Caro’s Atelier (NL/EU), and many other Scheepjes stockists worldwide. Thank you for supporting my work by buying your yarn through the links on my blog ❤

Next time we join the squares and make the border. Al in time for Christmas if you want to gift your blanket to someone.

With love,

Esther

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