Spike Stitch Crochet Tutorial, how to make a spike stitch, easy scarf tutorial, The Thatcher Scarf

[@colleenwilkowske8833]

Very pretty scarf. Thanks for the tutorial

[@ClaudiaCampau]

Love it and will be making this for a friend.

[@alohadandelion]

thank you for this tutorial! I used it for making straps for a dress and it turned out very cute and stylish with that houndstooth effect.

[@MeghanMakesDo]

Wonderful!

[@ChardeCrochets]

Such a beautiful stitch 🤗💖

[@MeghanMakesDo]

Thank you! 😊

[@jansteuart1880]

Nice ❤

[@jenniferfatzinger7714]

This is cute!

[@rosaredondo1598]

Love this. Thank you 🤗

[@drmx74]

Thank you for the tutorial

[@MeghanMakesDo]

You’re welcome 😊

[@luckyone7328]

Very nice. Wondering how this would like with a solid color yarn and a variegated or color changing yarn?

[@MeghanMakesDo]

Good question! A solid or variegated yarn would still work, but the stitches may be less visible than with switching between two yarns.

[@amandahugginkiss61]

I think it would look great in a gradient color way where the color changes but very gradually.

[@youlocalfriendlyfriend5525]

Love this, thank you 😊
May I ask about the yarn that’s been hanging in the side when we change color, what do we do to hide it?

[@MeghanMakesDo]

I just carried it up as I went and you can't really see it when the piece is finished. It just blends in with the edges. You could also add a simple single crochet border to cover it as well.