14 Amazing Crochet Mixed Stitch Ideas

Sometimes one stitch isn’t enough. If you want to improve your skills or try something more difficult than before – Crochet Mixed Stitch is an answer!

Various stitches create a beautiful and unique pattern, so you can use it to make a blanket, napkin, shawl, or just whatever you want. And those hearts, braid, windows! Aren’t they lovely?

Make something pretty and give it as a gift to your loved one. It’s a beautiful decoration for your home, and moreover, the perfect idea for a Christmas gift or a birthday present for your best friend.

You can mix and match colors the way you like to create a beautiful rainbow crochet work. Every color is a great choice, and it’s up to you how the final job will look like. Anyway, it will be fantastic! Just get carried away and create something gorgeous!

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1. Crochet Mixed Stitch #1

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2. Herringbone Single Crochet Stitch

Look what a fabulous texture you can create, knowing only a single crochet stitch! I see it for scarves, chunky cardigans, potholders, baskets, and many other projects. I found very detailed instructions with photos and a video tutorial. It’s a simple 2-row repeat with an incredible result.

Herringbone Single Crochet Stitch tutorial

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Find the original free pattern on yarnth3ory.com.

3. Crochet Window Lace Pattern

This ornament impressed me greatly, so I’m here to share the free video tutorial. You can make an excellent net-style top for summer, a market bag for buying fruits and veggies, or a lovely lace shawl or scarf. There is only a video with instructions, and it’s precise and not fast, so you will afford to learn this marvelous stitch combination.

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Find the original free video tutorial on Instagram.

You may also love the selection of Lovely Crochet Heart Stitch Ideas.

4. The Solomon’s Knot

This crochet stitch is interesting for those who are tired of typical single and double crochet projects. It’s easy enough to learn if you’re new to crochet and yet it works well for market bags, lace scarves, lightweight tops and so on. Watch a detailed video tutorial on YouTube and start crocheting right away!

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Find the original video tutorial on YouTube.

5. Crochet Peephole Lace Stitch

Another beautiful lacy crochet stitch that will be a great addition to what you have already learned. Its lacy design makes it a great stitch for summer projects, so you’ll want to try it right away. It also works well for home décor, crocheted accessories, and more. Don’t miss your chance to learn something new! The easy-to-follow instructions will help you to master this skill in no time.

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Find the original free pattern on knitcroaddict.com.

6. The Cherry Blossom Stitch

If you’re tired of basic crochet stitches, there are many other crochet techniques you can learn. The cherry blossom stitch has a beautiful texture and brings back warm spring memories. Plus, it’s not complicated, so even the most adventurous beginner can master it. A step-by-step stitch tutorial is available on the website.

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Find the original free pattern on nordichook.com.

7. The Sultan Stitch

Another easy technique for beginners. You only need to know how to double crochet to learn this great stitch. The fabric comes out very light, making this stitch perfect for summer projects. The thoroughly explained crochet pattern comes with lots of step-by-step photos. Improve your skills and grow as a crafter!

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Find the original free pattern on nordichook.com.

8. Pico Shells Lacy Stitch

Stitches are an essential part of crafting. If you want to stand out, you need to learn more than a single crochet. This crochet stitch is lacy and light, making it perfect for throws, summer blankets, crochet cardigans and scarves. The free crochet tutorial will easily teach you how to use it. Feel free to view the step-by-step video tutorial and enjoy your crochet project.

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Find the original video tutorial on YouTube, or read more about it on Ravelry.

9. The Aligned Sprout Stitch

Based on double crochet, this stitch is quite simple yet stylish and practical. Fabric made with this stitch is quite dense and durable. It is best for projects that need to be durable. The instructions are easy to follow for anyone who knows how to double crochet. Download the step by step crochet pattern right now and give it a try!

Photo by Nordic Hook / nordichook.com

Find the original free pattern on nordichook.com.

10. The Simple V Lines Stitch

Once you have the basics down, it’s time to learn something new! This is a combination of single and double crochet, but it looks stunning and will work for many projects. Fabric made with this stitch is quite light and has a nice texture. Follow the step-by-step crochet tutorial and improve your skills.

a pink crochet fabric made with V lines stitch

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Find the original free pattern on nordichook.com.

11. X Stitch

If you know how to single crochet, double crochet and half double crochet, then you’ll be able to do this! The X crochet stitch gives fabric an interesting pattern and texture that works well for cardigans, ponchos, sweaters and other crochet clothing projects. The easy to follow stitch tutorial makes it easy for beginners to learn the basics. Try it for free and get creative!

a blue crochet fabric made with X stitch

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12. Amber Waves Motif

Intricate patterns take shape in this textured crocheted motif, where raised wheat stalks emerge in beautiful detail. The 3D effect adds depth, making it an excellent choice for larger projects like blankets, tote bags, or even decorative pillows. Used alone as a unique accent or combined with other motifs to create something grander, this design captures the beauty of nature in every stitch.

a crochet stitch pattern resembling wheat stalks

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13. Granny Spike Stitch Pattern

Sharp and rhythmic, this crochet spike stitch reinvents the granny stitch with a modern twist. Built in vivid stripes that ripple like stylized flames, it’s a standout motif. Frame it as wall art or let it grow into a bold crochet blanket or scarf with real attitude and edge.

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Find the original pattern on nordichook.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

14. Lace Star Stitch Tutorial

Every stitch sparkles with potential – this lace-style crochet square hides tiny stars in each open space. With just yarn and a hook, you can turn this into something huge: a breezy cardigan, an airy dress, or a top for summer layering. The openwork invites movement and light, perfect for bold projects.