Learn how to crochet the Rice Stitch. Step-by-step tutorial & video from Crafting Happiness. Easy tutorial for beginners

Also known as: Point de Riz, Seeding stitch This stitch is just a chaos of single straight stitches used to fill patterns. Unlike the seed stitch, it does not follow any straight line or pattern, rather its specialty lies in it not having a...

Looking for a modern, textured crochet stitch? Try the Rice stitch - fun to work up, modern finished look. Click through for the written pattern and photo tutorials, and follow for more free crochet patterns and stitches #Tinycouchcrochet #moderncrochetstitch

Learn how to Crochet the Rice Stitch! This fantastically textured stitch is like a mini weave / dense stitch. Combining front post and back post stitches it works up very quickly and give a great sturdy, warm texture. Great for thick blankets, scarves or even washcloths / dishcloths! Very Easy ONE

The crochet Mountain Leg Warmers are quick and easy free crochet pattern I designed for Underground Crafter. Make them for a cosy night in!

The double rice stitch creates a subtle textured fabric that is firm. It’s good for beginners who want to experiment with knitting through the back loop. It's perfect for washcloths, bags, blankets.

The Rice Stitch is a textured, unique crochet stitch. Great for washcloths, placemats, and more, let's learn how to crochet the rice stitch!

Stitch leaves using the Rice Stitch. The maple leaf is beautifully shaped. In my tropical place, where the seasons are not clearly defined into four types…

Try Rice Stitch - one of the simple needlepoint stitches that you can use to give many different effects

The Rice stitch is also known as the William and Mary stitch or Crossed Corners. When using this stitch in one of your projects, you will do a diagonal cross stitch over an even number of canvas intersections, then each corner of the cross stitch is tied down with a diagonal stitch in the same or a different color. This stitch has a variety of appearances depending upon the weight, color, and texture of the yarn employed. It looks great in a background, as a border, a filler or a feature…