Working behind stitches (aka using post stitches). Working multiple stitches into one stitch, grouping them together to form a raised surface. Here are just a few of the methods that you will see used throughout the stitches in this post: The truth is, you can make a textured surface in a variety of different ways. Which is why I am SO excited to talk more about this topic today! How do you crochet texture?īefore we get into the list of textured crochet stitches, it is important to talk about how crochet texture is achieved. Textured crochet stitches are also especially great for the upcoming fall and winter months, because they’re so cozy-looking. Simply using a textured stitch that’s out of the ordinary can make a project really eye-catching without having to add any extra things to accessorize it (like a border, beads, lace, etc.). 
In fact, one of the best ways to make an otherwise boring project fun and different is to use a unique stitch design. It can make a huge statement, or it can be quiet and subtle. There are so many unique surfaces you can make…bobbles, waves, cables, puffs, and so much more!Ĭrocheted texture is something that you just can’t achieve with knitting. Oh, crochet texture…it looks remarkably difficult, yet it is often so simple to create! There’s just something about textured crochet stitches that makes me happy.
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