Marguerite Stitch ( 5 pointed Star Stitch )
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Let’s Learn a New Crochet Stitch!
Star Stitch (5 Pointed Star)
Alternate Name: Marguerite Stitch
Yarn: Red Heart With Love
Hook: 6.0 mm (J)
Finished Dimensions: 8 inch square after blocking
Stitch Pattern Multiple: chain a multiple of 3 plus 4
R1: chain 31, beginning in the 2nd ch from the hook, pull up 1 loop in each of the next 5 chs, yarn over the hook and pull through all 6 loops on the hook, ch 1; *insert your hook into the center of the star you just created (see image 3 below to see the center of the star) and pull up 1 loop, insert your hook into the same stitch where you pulled up your last loop for the previous star (see image 4 below to see which st I am referring to!) and pull up another loop, pull up 1 loop in each of the next 3 chs (you now have 6 loops on your hook), yarn over and pull through all 6 loops, ch 1*, repeat from * to * across, work 1 hdc in the last ch of the row, turn.
R2: ch 2 (counts as a hdc), work 3 hdc into the center of each star across, work 1 hdc in the 2nd ch (the chain you pulled up your first loop in in R1) (29) scroll to the bottom for photos beneath R4
R3: ch 3, beginning in the 2nd ch from the hook, pull up 1 loop in each of the next 2 chs, skip the 1st st of the row, pull up 1 loop in each of the next 3 sts, (you now have 6 loops on your hook) yarn over and pull through all 6 loops on your hook, ch 1; *insert your hook into the center of the star you just created and pull up 1 loop, insert your hook into the same stitch where you pulled up you last loop for the previous star and pull up another loop; pull up 1 loop in each of the next 3 sts (you now have 6 loops on your hook), yarn over and pull through all 6 loops, ch 1*, repeat from * to * across, work 1 hdc in the last st of the row, turn.
R4: ch 2 (counts as a hdc), work 3 hdc into the center of each star across; work 1 hdc in the top of the turning chain(29)
Repeat R3 and R4 6 more times, do not finish off
Edging: ch 1, turn, crochet 20 sc sts evenly across;
Turn to work along the side edge and work 20 stitches evenly across (20);
Turn to work along the starting chain edge and work 20 stitches evenly across (20);
Turn to work along the final side edge and work 20 stitches evenly along the side edge (20);
Finish off and weave in ends.
You will need to block this square to make it square!
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Thanks for this help you share with others and all for free wow its amazing, All the time you and whoever help you just a big thanks and will come visit the site from now on lots of times. Might one day be able to show you something I learned from here.
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Annette
Hi Judy! Thank you SO much 🙂 I’m very happy the photo tutorial was helpful. I hope you have a lovely weekend! Rhondda
Rhondda, thank you so much for your clear instructions and photos. A while ago, I tried to make a dishcloth with this stitch, but I just couldn’t follow those written instructions. I didn’t understand where to put the hook into the first star I had made, so the rest of the row simply wouldn’t work. Now not only can I see, but I can do!! 🙂 Your instructions are always so easy to follow. Just one more reason why I love your website!
Thank you!
Hi Caprice, Thank you!! I’m happy you like the ones we have chosen so far and I hope we can continue to find some great new ones for next year too!! Rhondda
Welcome Sylvia! Good luck with your throw! Rhondda
Love all the stitches &patterns listed here. This stitch is another beauty!!! Keepem coming. Thank you Caprice
Thank you for this interesting stitch pattern. I will start with a dishcloth and see how it looks. I am thinking of making a throw made of blocks in different colours. I am not overly keen on samplers so I like to keep it simple. 🙂