Prairie Stitch
What We Learned
We talked about a large community service project that we have been asked to participate. Our goal is to donate at least 40 baby blankets and matching hats by the end of August. Judy, Deb , and Adrienne will coordinate outreach to crocheters, collecting, and delivering.
We also learned a new stitch for the next section of our sampler shawl.
Prairie Stitch
- This pattern is worked in TWO rows.
- Your starting chain can be any EVEN number.
- This is a tight stitch (good for blankets, scarf, tote bag…)
Row 1: sc in each stitch to end. ch 2, turn.
Row 2: skip first stitch, 2 hdc in next stitch, skip next stitch, 2 hdc in next stitch to end. in last stitch, 1 hdc, ch 1, turn
Row 3: sc in each stitch until you get to the last 2 stitches (hdc, and turning chain). skip the hdc, and sc in turning chain. ch 2, turn
Repeat Row 2 & 3 for pattern.
Video Tutorial Prairie Stitch
Homework for Next Lesson
Complete the Prairie Stitch until you’ve done about 4 “
Complete the divider pattern again.
Also, bring a small ball of scrap yarn to practice new stitches before working on the work in progress (WIP). Chain about 20 and do 1 row of sc.
Next Meet Ups
Sea Shawlers Meeting
Sandbridge Community Chapel
Thursday May 7, 2026 1pm – 3pm
Join us to socialize and crochet, get help with what we worked on during the last lesson, or get answers to any other questions you may have.
Crochet Lesson
Sandbridge Community Center
Tuesday May 19, 2026 10am – 11am