Which Crochet Stitch uses the Least Yarn
Less wool means less weight. Especially when the crochet project has to be particularly light, like a light summer shawl or a baby blanket, you think about how I could use less yarn for this project. If you crochet according to certain patterns, the yarn consumption is usually already indicated, but if you want to crochet freehand yourself then this blog will definitely be a great help to you.
Another little trick to save yarn and to crochet the work particularly airy is to use larger crochet hook sizes. For example, if you have yarn for crochet hook size 3 then you'd better use 4 or even 5. You will find a wide range of crochet hook sizes at Knitpro. You can also find whole crochet hook sets in beautiful cases. And now in this blog post, we will show you which crochet stitches use the least yarn.
Chain
Crochet projects often start with a certain number of chains. A chain is crocheted as follows; After hitting a starting loop onto your crochet hook, grab a yarn over your hook and draw the yarn through a slip knot and onto your hook.
The chains make your projects, especially light. There are many such patterns that look particularly fine and with which you can work on large projects with just a little yarn.
Slip stitch crochet
A slip stitch is often used around the edges of a work, which makes the work look tidy. Because the crochet hook is not looped again, this stitch uses only a little yarn.
Treble Crochet Stitch
With this stitch, your project will quickly gain height and can be completed very quickly and crocheted with little yarn. If you combine this stitch with a large crochet hook, in particular, you will get a very airy pattern and you will use very little yarn. This stitch is mostly suitable for baby blankets.
Lace Star Flower Crochet Stitch
The Lace Star Flower Crochet Stitch is special airy and uses also only a little bit of yarn. The pattern looks like it has lots of chain stitch flowers lined up like mandalas. Perfect for light summer clothing or as a beautiful pillow decoration.
Block lace stitch
If you don't like floral patterns and would like your project to be a little simpler, then this block lace pattern is ideal for you. Due to the large gaps between the blocks, this stitch uses little yarn. Just try crocheting a scarf with this pattern, it will look great.
Lace Trestle Stitch
A very fine pattern of chain stitches. This stitch creates modern, geometric shapes which are suitable for a lot of crochet projects.
Sunspray Lace Stitch
This pattern looks like it represents a sunset. Again a very fine pattern, which ensures very little yarn consumption. How about a top with this stitch? Just try it out right now.
Do you already know about our Knit Pro Tunisian Crochet Hooks? If not, you should definitely check them out. We also have a stitch for Tunisian Crochet that uses little yarn.
Tunisian Pyramid Lace Stitch
As the name suggests, this pattern looks like a lot of pyramids are lined up. Particularly fine and because little wool is used, your project will be as light as a feather. This pattern is suitable for many projects, whether it's a scarf, a piece of clothing, or maybe a pencil case. You’ll love it.
Broomstick Crochet Stitch
Do you already know the Broomstick Crochet technique? You crochet with the help of a thick knitting needle so that the large lace patterns are created. This means you use less yarn and your project will bounce off your crochet hook quickly.
"One should be light like a bird, and not like a feather." - Paul Valery
With our easy Crochet Stitches, you are sure to crochet projects that are easy as a bird. For all your projects you will find the necessary Crochet hooks, Tunisian Crochet Hook, and accessories at KnitPro. Take a look at our wide range.
