This free crochet tutorial shows how to make the interlocking block stitch step-by-step. It includes detailed photo instructions. The interlocking block stitch is a repeat of two rows. To get the same color effect as in this example, you will need three colors. The color pattern for the interlocking block stitch is very beautiful. This stitch is reversible and looks the same on both sides.

Learn how to crochet block stitch with this easy tutorial. Video, chart and written instructions will make you learn it in no time!

Crochet Block Stitch Written Pattern

Crochet Block Stitch Scarf

If you want a fast and easy crochet scarf that looks great! This free fall crochet scarf pattern is a good choice because it is simple to make and perfect for beginners.

This color block scarf pattern is the perfect project for when you have more than one yarn color that you want to use together! Alternating a different stitch pattern in every other row creates a beautiful, delicate texture. Free crochet pattern from Cute As A Button Crochet & Craft!

This fun scarf pattern makes use of colour blocking for a fun and eye catching design, Suzette stitch tutorial is included!

Looking for inspiration for your next scarf design? Try one of these 26+ gorgeous crochet stitches stitches to create a quick gift or a one-of-a-kind accessory for your winter wardrobe. Get the free crochet stitches video tutorials from Nicki's Homemade Crafts. #crochetscarves #crochetstitchesfree

The Color Pop Super Scarf pattern from Two of Wands delivers on volume and warmth and the perfect weekend project! Last weekend we restocked our reserves with two days of utterly blissful down time. Life can feel out of control at times, and we were overdue a weekend of staying home and just being! The chess board came out for when we felt inclined, and I searched Pinterest for a quick and easy weekend crochet project. I hit the jackpot with the Color Pop Super Scarf Pattern from Two of…

As you're finishing up your crochet pattern, you might be noticing that some of the ends look a little shaky or uneven, despite your careful and strict stitch counting. "What did I do wrong?" you might be asking yourself. Don't worry about it! For most crochet projects, once you're all done with the stitching and the counting, you still have to give it a little extra TLC to fully finish it off, and you do that with a process called blocking. With this page, How to Block Crochet, we will…