Identify this stitch!

[xhstar]

Could someone help me identify this stitch? I believe it's crochet, but not 100% sure. Thanks!!!!!

[GrumpyGramma]

Where did you find it? It's hard for me to tell anything by looking because the pictures are pretty small.

[Paulaque]

It looks like a post treble crochet or a post double crochet, If it was a close up I could tell you for sure.

[fatoldladyinpjs]

I've recently seen a tutorial for a hat using a stitch called Jacob's Ladder. It could be this. Again,hard to see. But I suspect this is a multiple of three plus one with the last stitch being a FP. A front post double crochet followed by two back post double crochets and the pattern is repeated. I don't think it's anything difficult.

[Antares]

It is hard to tell from the picture, but it doesn't look like those stitches are double crochets to me. If anything, it looks like single crochets that are worked ON TOP of an existing fabric.

More information about where you found these stitches would be helpful--along with a larger image if possible!

[cheley]

It is hard to tell from the picture, but it doesn't look like those stitches are double crochets to me. If anything, it looks like single crochets that are worked ON TOP of an existing fabric.

More information about where you found these stitches would be helpful--along with a larger image if possible!

Really? I have never heard of sc worked over a completed project. How would that work? Especially since the sc are worked vertically....To me this project looks "factory made"

[Paulaque]

I have double and treble crocheted over pillows to give them more of a homemade look, but I am almost positive that this is front post double crochet on one line, then back post on the next.

[Antares]

Yes, I've seen pillows (and even made some) that had crochet stitches worked on top of crocheted fabric. Basically, you work the stitches with the crochet hook on top and the working yarn underneath, and you're pulling the yarn up to form your stitches.

These from Crochet! Magazine are worked in this way: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...l-pillows-mali

[cheley]

Yes, I've seen pillows (and even made some) that had crochet stitches worked on top of crocheted fabric. Basically, you work the stitches with the crochet hook on top and the working yarn underneath, and you're pulling the yarn up to form your stitches.

These from Crochet! Magazine are worked in this way: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...l-pillows-mali

That/those pillow projects look like a "chain" stitch over the finished product...which I have done over a "completed" project...

[JudyD]

It might be one of the Tunisian crochet stitches.

Judy