Crochet Lace Stitch Pattern: Spider Web Stitch Tutorial

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Let’s dive right into spooky season with the perfect crochet stitch: the Spider Web Stitch 🕸 though using mohair yarn, it looks anything but spooky. It rather gives couch + blanket + tea + crochet vibes 😌

The Spider Web Stitch is an easy and fun crochet stitch, perfect for your fall and Halloween season crochet projects. It is a lace crochet stitch that you can try if you already know the crochet basics. The final result is a spider web-like effect, created by alternating single crochet groups that are linked together by chain rows.

Spider Web Crochet Stitch

For the swatch you see in the picture above, we used:

To make this lace stitch, you will need to know how to work in Single Crochet (UK Double Crochet) and Double Crochet (UK Treble Crochet). If you’re at the beginning of your crochet journey, you can visit our YouTube Channel and get started with so many useful tutorials on basic crochet stitches and techniques! 😉

Easy and fun! Keep reading for the step-by-step tutorial.

How to crochet the Spider Web Stitch

Chain a multiple of 10 + 1 stitches.

Round 1:
  • Ch. 1 (it replaces the 1st sc.), skip 2 ch. from the hook, *1 sc. in the following ch., 3 ch., skip 2 cat., 1 sc. in each of the following 3 ch., 3 ch., skip 2 cat., 1 sc. in each of the following 2 ch.*.

Repeat from * to * until the end of the round.

Round 2:
  • Ch. 1 (it replaces the 1st sc.), 1 sc. in the following st., *1 sc. in the following arch, 3 ch., skip 1 sc., 1 dc. in the following st., 3 ch., 1 sc. in the following arch, 1 sc. in the following st.*.
  • ** 1 sc. in each of the following 2 sts., repeat the steps from * to *. **

Repeat from ** to ** until the end of the round, end with: 1 sc. in the st. at the beginning of the previous round.

Round 3:
  • Ch. 1 (it replaces the 1st sc.), *1 sc. in the following st., 3 ch., 1 sc. in the following arch, 1 sc. in the following dc., 1 sc. in the following arch, 3 ch., skip 1 sc., 1 sc. in each of the following 2 sts.*.

Repeat from * to * until the end of the round, end with: 1 sc. in the st. at the beginning of the previous round.

Round 4:
  • Ch. 6 (they replace the 1st dc. + 1 arch), *1 sc. in the following arch, 3 ch., 1 sc. in each of the following 3 sts., 1 sc. in the following arch, 3 ch., skip 1 sc.*.
  • ** 1 dc. in the following sc., 3 ch., repeat the steps from * to *. **

Repeat from ** to ** until the end of the round, end with: 1 sc. in the st. at the beginning of the previous round.

Round 5:
  • Ch. 1 (it replaces the 1st sc.), *1 sc. in the following arch, 3 ch., skip 1 sc., 1 sc. in each of the following 3 sts., 3 ch., 1 sc. in the following arch, 1 sc. in the following st.*.

Repeat from * to * until the end of the round, end with: 1 sc. in the st. at the beginning of the previous round.

Round 6:

Repeat from Round 2.

Spider Web Stitch Chart

The Spider Web Stitch Chart is an easy-level crochet chart that you can use to practise your chart reading. The spider web design is made on a multiple of 10 + 1 stitches and a repetition of 5 rows, using chain stitches, single crochet and double crochet stitches.

This stitch is super trendy to make lace sweaters and cardis to wear in between seasons. Style them with long sleeve t-shirts and blouses.

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If you like mohair and lace stitches, check out the Lace V-Stitch tutorial! 🌸