How to Crochet a Mesh And Chevron Mashup

By Toni Lipsey

mesh chevron crochet swatch

Chevrons: you know ’em, you love ’em. But did you know there are seemingly endless ways to make those pleasing zigzag patterns?

Take this lacy pattern — a series of double crochet stitches and chain stitches that lead up to fan stitches for the peaks and valleys. It’s delightfully open and airy, and looks great in a solid color or two-row stripes.

Mesh Chevron Stitch

Level: Easy

What You Need

  • Practice yarn (we used Cloudborn Superwash Highland Worsted in Graphite Heather)
  • Crochet hook (we used a 5.5 mm hook)

    • Gauge

    Will vary depending on yarn and hook.

    Abbreviations

  • Ch – Chain
  • Dc – Double crochet
  • Dc2tog – Double crochet two together
  • Dc5tog – Double crochet five together
  • Sk – Skip
  • Sp – space
  • St(s) – Stitch(es)

    • Instructions

    To start, chain a multiple of 20 sts + 3 sts.

    Foundation Row: Starting in the fourth ch from hook (starting ch 3 counts as a dc), dc2tog over the next 2 ch, *[ch 1, sk the next ch, dc in the next ch] 3 times, ch 1, sk the next ch, 5 dc in the next ch, [ch 1, sk the next ch, dc in the next ch] 3 times, ch 1, sk the next ch, dc5tog over the next 5 ch. Repeat from * across until you have 3 chains remaining. Dc3tog over the last 3 ch, turn.

    Row 1: Ch 1, sc in each dc and ch-1 sp across, ending with sc in the 3rd ch of the starting ch 3.

    Row 2: Ch 3, sk the first sc, dc2tog over the next 2 sc, *[ch 1, sk the next sc, dc in the next sc] 3 times, ch 1, sk the next sc, 5 dc in the next sc, [ch 1, skip the next sc, dc in the next sc] 3 times, ch 1, sk the next sc, dc5tog over the next 5 sc. Repeat from * across to the last three stitches; dc3tog over the last three sc, turn.

    Repeat Rows 1 and 2 for pattern.

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