How to Crochet Suzette Stitch – Easy Tutorial For Beginners

Suzette is a stylish, sturdy, and beautiful but very easy stitch you can use for making blankets, potholders, and much more. So, learn how to crochet Suzette stitch with this step-by-step tutorial using single and double crochet stitches. You will really love it and not avoid using it!

Skill Level: Beginners can easily do that

What type of pattern does Suzette Stitch have?

Suzzete stitches use a repetitive pattern of alternating single-crochet and double-crochet to produce a reversible sturdy fabric. You will notice that both sides look exactly similar.

Procedures to Know Before

If you are a very beginner, first, you will need to know the following crochet skills:

• Chain Stitch 
• Single crochet (sc) US = Double crochet (dc) UK
• Double crochet (dc) US  = Treble Crochet (tr) UK
• Skipping a stitch: It is not a technique but a pattern instruction in which you keep one or many stitches unworked and do the crochet stitches in the latter.

Instructions For Suzette Stitch (US)

Below are the step-by-step instructions on how to crochet suzette stitch with US terms:

1. Crochet row of foundation chains in multiple of 2 plus one turning chain.
2. Insert the hook into the second chain.
3. *Crochet one single crochet (sc) and one double crochet in the same chain space.
4. Skip the next stitch and then repeat *.
5. Repeat steps 3 to 4 across the row.
6. After ending the row, crochet one turning chain and insert the hook into the first space.
7. Again, perform one single and double crochet in the same space and skip one stitch.
8. Repeat step 7 throughout the row.
9. Crochet steps 6 to 8 for all rows until you get the desired height.

Want to learn more about Suzette stitch? Check out this video tutorial created by Bella Cocca: