It looks like the crochet waistcoat stitch to me for most of the hat and the brim looks like sc BLO ribbing but I could be wrong
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Looks crocheted using split single crochet (waistcoat st)
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I am not 100% sure with one it is, because it could be knitting but it also could be a different crochet stitch.They just look so similar! Comparison:
Knitted crocheted
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It looks knit but is crochet. You can take the photo and put it into Google on the app and it will search for it. I did that and found the pattern. Itâs free on Yarnspirations
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You could make this using crochet, with a special stitch called a crochet knit stitch. I would say this is knit though :)
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This is crochet waistcoat stitch, if you look closely you can see the tops of the stitches from the round before through the stitch youâre looking at.
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Not sure but Iâd say prob knit.. I only crochet myself and it doesnât really look like crochet..
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I donât knit, but I Think itâs knitting? Idk.
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Iâm pretty sure itâs knitted because of how small the stitches are⌠but if itâs crochet that would be cool because I canât for the life of me learn how to make a crochet binnie
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This post got a lot more traction than I thought it would-
itâs a trick question yâall
ITâS CROCHETED!
Itâs the split sc (splsc)/waistcoat stitch!
Congratulations to everybody who got it right, especially @EmilyCrochets4 who found the pattern and @craftycellist, @Athomas0200, @anoswaldoddity, @BethuskaCrochet, @doggie, and @CrochetLife2025 who correctly guessed the stitch!
Does anybody want me to do a weekly crochet-or-knit poll for funsies?
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Ty, and I want that poll! Itâll be fun guessing if it is crochet or knit!
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Oh! And I forgot to add- you can also make amigurumi with that stitch (because itâs a SC modification) and it looks really cool!
If youâre also planning to make some amigurumi in the waistcoat stitch, here are some tips:
- The stitch is super dense, so itâll be really difficult to make it with the hook size you normally use, so size up a LOT. I used a 5.00mm for this!
- Itâs a little bit shorter than a regular SC, so I sometimes add 1-2 extra SC rows if it looks a bit squished (or you can just stuff it more!)
- Iâd definitely recommend starting with something that doesnât use a MR/circle at the beginning, because it is quite hard to do that if you donât already know the stitch. Start with something that you work into a chain at the start, like a leggy froggy!
- Youâre going to have to use sc2tog instead of an inv decrease when decreasing, because it wonât work any other way. It doesnât leave holes like in regular SC though!
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I tried this, watched you tubes, but no one can SHOW me where to insert the hook!!!
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It looks like the crochet knit stitch or v stitch
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Please make more of these! They are so fun and also for learning new stitches
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I can get you a picture! gimme a sec iâll make a swatch
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So youâre going to go between the âlegsâ of the previous SC row:
and you should also come out between the âlegsâ on the back.
With the hook: (you would have it in the loop, I took it out because itâs easier to see that way)
and it would come out the back like this: (the base of the arrow is where it comes out)
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idk if youve heard of this but it could be Tunisian crochet?
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Iâve heard of Tunisian crochet!
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