How to Crochet the Griddle Stitch Free Pattern & Video Tutorial

a swatch of crochet in the griddle stitch in pink yarn

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Griddle Stitch Crochet Tutorial

The griddle stitch is a very simple one row repeat and gives a gorgeous textured fabric. It’s perfect for blankets, scarves, dishcloths, and all those quick makes where you want something that looks good on both sides, and if you are looking for braindead crochet then this is just the stitch.

I suffer from chronic fatigue which often comes with brain fog and this is one of the reasons I love simple stitches so much. I don't need to think about it and can just relax and watch the telly or listen to an audio book while I crochet. Keep reading to learn how to crochet the griddle stitch.

What You’ll Need

For this tutorial I used Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran with a 5.5 mm hook, but you can use any yarn you fancy. Just pair it with the recommended hook size on the label. The griddle stitch works well with pretty much anything, from cotton to acrylic blends, so feel free to dive into your stash.

Watch the Video Tutorial

If you prefer to learn visually, make sure to watch the full video tutorial where I show you exactly how to work the griddle stitch step-by-step. It’s an easy stitch to pick up, and once you get going you’ll find it settles into a really nice rhythm. I also share a tip to stop your sides getting wobbly.