This looks suspiciously like Dip Stitch. It didn't take too long to work up, and I like the colors I chose. I was worried it would be too bright, but the white really helped blend the colors.
I used Loops and Threads Impeccable White and Red Heart Super Saver Turqua and Petal Pink yarns with a J hook.
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My finished square didn't look much like the book's photo, but it wasn't any more interesting anyway. It took a while to do because the stitches are all single crochet height, and began folding so after the first few rows I switched from double posts to half triple posts.
I used Red Heart Super Saver Carrot yarn with a K hook.
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This stitch is pretty similar to yesterday's stitch, and also began to roll up until I switched to my half triple stitch to make up the height.
I used Craft Smart Value Navy yarn with an I hook.
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This is a pretty basic design. I don't like how it rolled up a bit. I still can't figure out if it's due to the type of yarn or needing triple crochet posts instead, or both.
I used Craft Smart Value Gray yarn with a K hook.
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I really like this stitch, simply because it used chains to make the double crochet stitches appear sideways which is pretty neat. Both the front and the back of the square turned out well, so this one would look great as a scarf.
I used Red Heart Super Saver Turqua with a K hook.
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This square took very little time to work up, due to it being all double and half-double crochet. However, it took me a while to get the first chevrons row, but then I realized I was just reading the pattern wrong! The back posts were a bit hard to pull off and I'm not sure I've perfected the technique for those, but the square was fast and easy otherwise.
I used Red Heart Super Saver Petal Pink yarn with a K hook.
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This stitch is quite simple, but I really like it. This would be another great candidate for a scarf or afghan.
I used Red Heart Super Saver Medium Purple yarn with a K hook.
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