Crochet Shell Stitch Ideas

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You can never get enough inspiration for versatile decorative stitches that are, above all, simple and elegant. We undoubtedly need basic stitches in our crochet repertoire, just like we need basic clothes in our wardrobes. As shown below, we have prepared two proposals with a maritime vibe to them. Nevertheless, the clothes and decorations you create as result will look amazing not only during a walk in the port! Need more inspiration? Take a walk to our Facebook and Pinterest and follow us from there!

Lilac Shells

Designed by Carmen Heffernan

The crochet shell stitch is a perfect basis for many projects. For example, you can create this gorgeous lacy scarf to enforce your stylish classic looks. Open this free crochet scarf pattern, and you’ll see that its design consists only of a 1-row repeat. So, make it!

PHOTOS by Carmen Heffernan / Ravelry.com

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

Puffed Shells Cowl

Designed by Crochet ‘n’ Create

If you have some experience in crocheting with the shell stitch, try to make this elegant puffed shells cowl. You will learn to make such a texture and create a beautiful accessory for the mid-season. It looks gorgeous with a brooch and be nice with a classic coat.

PHOTOS by Crochet ‘n’ Create / Ravelry.com

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

Crochet shell stitch

Designed by My Picot

This elegant stitch is going to look great both in multicolor and in your favorite single shade. Well then, do you prefer pastels or maybe something more vibrant? No matter which way you go, your clothes and decorations are going to make you think about a nice day on the beach.

PHOTOS by My Picot / mypicot.com

Find the original free pattern on mypicot.com.

Crochet wavy shell stitch

Designed by My Picot

A bit more tight, shaped like the ocean waves, still making us think of a breezy summer day. This stitch is definitely as pretty as the previous one, and also as easy to make. We bet you can’t wait to see all the wavy blankets, shawls and afghans you make!