The Diamond Mesh Stitch uses single crochet and chain stitches to create a very open diamond pattern. This stitch is great for making market bags, simple stoles and decorative items!
11 thoughts on “The Diamond Mesh Stitch :: Crochet Stitch #76”
Janette says:
I am loving this site…I really appreciate this site….Now if I could only wrap my yarn around how to make hats I would be a really cool grandma to my grandchildren….lol
Johnny Vasquez says:
Awesome! Glad you’re enjoying the site. Do you mean you want to learn to knit in the round?
Janette says:
Yes I do. You would not believe how many times I have looked at videos for this on YouTube and have failed because the instructions are confusing,,, if I don’t learn soon, there will be a mass let’s get grandma movement….lol
If you could help with this, I would be eternally grateful……
Johnny Vasquez says:
Can you email me with your request? There’s a contact link in the main menu. This isn’t really the right place to address it. Thanks!
Dong Kelly says:
Hi, thank you for video… simple yet easy to understand. But I would like to know how to join the 2 side together and make it like a tube? I ever saw some they start the joining at the begining and keep doing till the end. I just can’t figure out how was it done.
Johnny Vasquez says:
do you mean you want to crochet in the round?
Rachel B says:
I would like to know how to crochet this stitch in the round. How would you increase this? On what rounds would you increase it? I’m trying to make a light weight vest with a large flower pattern on the back, then use this stich to increase in rounds until it is big enough. And I think I’ve crocheted then pulled this project apart so much, I’m just about ready to give up on it! Please help!
jenniferlnorris@gmail.com says:
Thanks so much for this tutorial – it was exactly what I was looking for! One question – if I want to decrease with this (to make a triangle or trapezoid), what would be the best way of going about that?
elainegoose@gmail.com says:
I love this site, the stitchionary is so useful, I just wish it didn’t take so much paper to print off one tutorial.
Johnny Vasquez says:
we’re working on it. We’ll be updating the site in the not too distant future and will address that issue. For now doing a copy and paste will cut down on the paper usage.
I am loving this site…I really appreciate this site….Now if I could only wrap my yarn around how to make hats I would be a really cool grandma to my grandchildren….lol
Awesome! Glad you’re enjoying the site. Do you mean you want to learn to knit in the round?
Yes I do. You would not believe how many times I have looked at videos for this on YouTube and have failed because the instructions are confusing,,, if I don’t learn soon, there will be a mass let’s get grandma movement….lol
If you could help with this, I would be eternally grateful……
Can you email me with your request? There’s a contact link in the main menu. This isn’t really the right place to address it. Thanks!
Hi, thank you for video… simple yet easy to understand. But I would like to know how to join the 2 side together and make it like a tube? I ever saw some they start the joining at the begining and keep doing till the end. I just can’t figure out how was it done.
do you mean you want to crochet in the round?
I would like to know how to crochet this stitch in the round. How would you increase this? On what rounds would you increase it? I’m trying to make a light weight vest with a large flower pattern on the back, then use this stich to increase in rounds until it is big enough. And I think I’ve crocheted then pulled this project apart so much, I’m just about ready to give up on it! Please help!
Thanks so much for this tutorial – it was exactly what I was looking for! One question – if I want to decrease with this (to make a triangle or trapezoid), what would be the best way of going about that?
I love this site, the stitchionary is so useful, I just wish it didn’t take so much paper to print off one tutorial.
we’re working on it. We’ll be updating the site in the not too distant future and will address that issue. For now doing a copy and paste will cut down on the paper usage.
Thank you, I will try that.