Mastering the Crochet Double Knot Stitch

Crochet is a craft that allows for endless creativity, and learning new stitch patterns can elevate your projects to the next level. If you’re looking to add an intricate and eye-catching texture to your crochet work, the Crochet Double Knot Stitch is a fantastic option! This unique stitch creates a beautiful woven look by incorporating cords and knots, making it perfect for scarves, blankets, and decorative pieces. While it may look complex at first, with a little patience and practice, you’ll be able to master this stitch and incorporate it into a variety of projects.

This guide will walk you through the Crochet Double Knot Stitch, including step-by-step instructions and tips to help you successfully execute this intricate design. Whether you’re an experienced crocheter or a beginner looking for a challenge, this tutorial will provide everything you need to get started.

What You Need to Know

Before starting, familiarize yourself with these UK/US crochet terms:
Chain Stitch – ch
Slip Stitch – slt
Treble / Double Crochet – tr/dc
Stitch – st

Crochet Double Knot Stitch

Foundation Chain
Start with a foundation chain of multiples of 12 + 3.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Row 1:
Skip the first 3ch, make 1tr/dc in each of the next chains, turn.

Row 2:
Make 3ch, skip the first stitch.

*Work 1tr/dc in each of the next 3tr/dc below, 1ch, skip 1 stitch, 1tr/dc in each of the next 3tr/dc below, 1ch, skip 1 stitch, 1tr/dc in each of the next 4tr/ dc below; repeat from **, work the last tr/dc in the third chain, turn.

Row 3:
Make 3ch, skip the first stitch.
*Work 1tr/dc in each of the next 3tr/dc below.
Create a short cord: Work 24ch, skip 1ch, make slt in each of the next 23ch.

Forming the first loop: Pull the cord behind 2tr/dc of Row 1. Adjust the loop and secure with a slt at the end of the cord.
Work 1tr/dc in each of the next 3tr/dc below.

Create another short cord and make the second loop: Pass the cord through the left side of the first loop from front to back, then pull the cord behind 2tr/dc of Row 1.

Adjust the loop and secure with a slt at the end of the cord.
Work 1tr/dc in each of the next 4tr/dc below; repeat from **, work the last tr/dc in the third chain, turn.

Row 4:
Make 3ch, skip the first stitch.

*Work 1tr/dc in each of the next 3tr/dc below, 1ch, 1tr/dc in each of the next 3tr/dc below, 1ch, 1tr/dc in each of the next 4tr/dc below; repeat from **, work the last tr/dc in the third chain, turn.

Row 5:
Make 3ch, skip the first stitch.
*Work 1tr/dc in each of the next 3tr/dc below.
Create a long cord: Work 32ch, skip 1ch, make slt in each of the next 31ch.

Forming the right knot: Pass the cord through the right side of the first loop from behind, then do it again one more time.
Adjust the loop and secure with a slt at the end of the cord.
Work 1tr/dc in each of the next 3tr/dc below.

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Create another long cord and form the left knot: Pass the cord through the left side of the right knot from front to back, then pass the cord through the left side of the second loop from behind.

Pass the cord through the right side of the left knot from behind, then pass it again through the left side of the second loop from behind.

Work 1tr/dc in each of the next 4tr/dc below; repeat from **, work the last tr/dc in the third chain, turn.
Repeat Rows 4-5 until your desired length is achieved.

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Tips for Success:

Use a smooth yarn to keep the loops and knots well-defined.
Block your project after completion to help the knots settle into place.
Experiment with color changes to highlight the texture of the stitch.

This Crochet Double Knot Stitch may take a little practice, but once mastered, it adds a unique touch to your crochet creations. Happy crocheting!