Pointy Crocodile Stitch Crochet Pattern | Crafting Happiness

Pointy Crocodile Stitch Crochet Pattern by Crafting Happiness. Learn how to crochet the Pointy Crocodile Stitch with this easy step by step video tutorial.

The Pointy Crocodile Stitch is a modified version of the classic crocodile stitch where we add a picot stitch in between the two halves of the tile.

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0:00 - Pointy Crocodile Stitch
2:33 - Starting Chain
2:46 - Row 1
5:49 - Row 2
17:45 - Row 3
22:15 - Row 4
28:40 - Row 5
31:14 - Row 6
37:37 - Blocking Crochet
38:06 - Repeat Row Sequence

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[hugettewatson]

I love the way you do the stitch with the picot and the slip stitch between each one. Thanks for sharing.

[JJW]

You are an excellent crochet teacher. Thank you!

[nanseaarquette]

Thank you so much! You are a very good teacher and I so appreciate your instructions with this more complex pattern.

[Tossie]

Enjoy your video, very detailed. thank you for sharing.

[ExperimentsWithYarn]

Thanks for this tutorial. I have incorporated anchoring the point of the scale during the picot stitch. It works beautifully, and my scales aren’t “flapping in the wind” since I’m using a lighter/softer yarn 😊

[ThisCharmingBat]

Thank you for this tutorial. I just couldn't follow other ones, they made it much more complicated than it is.

[leesanchez]

You did a w/o earful job here explaining how to do, this stitch. Thank you very much.

[gypsyrose]

Much better explanation than the other videos I saw, thank you!!! Now i can finally make what I've been trying to make lol 😁

[emilyparker]

Ian going to try this because I’ve watched others and I love your tutorial, I think I understand it now

[karenyates]

Outstanding instructions! Working on a lovely project and I’ve really struggled with this pattern. That you SOOOO much for sharing your skill and teaching us this exquisite pattern. ❤

[RawrrCreamcheese]

This has been very helpful! it's my first time doing this stitch and so far you've made it really easy to understand. thank you!

[hazelbagshaw]

Thank you. Fab tutorial. I’m ready to begin your wonderful pattern.

[VernaBradshaw]

I like the pointed end better because it looks like it doesn’t curl as bad.

[jaymed]

Hello! I love love this pattern!
Do you have a video on how to crochet the boarder? I tried but didn't get an even side- I must have put too many stitches.

[michaelmalatesta]

Do you have a youtube tutorial on the horns, I am struggling to understand from round 19

[JH-ruyl]

Thank you for this video. I do have a question.In the first row of lattice there is chain one between double crochet clusters but the next support lattice rows there is chain two between clusters. Is this correct?

[Sarahshausofcrochet]

Thank you for this amazing tutorial!! Is it ok if I use this in an upcoming pattern I have as a reference?

[sharoncapstick]

Hi is this the Sam way that the Dragon scale is dine please.

[teresaprata]

I do not get that stitch in between shells too many turns I’m dizzy