How to Crochet the Cluster V-Stitch

The cluster v-stitch is another way to add a beautiful, intricate design to your crochet project. This stitch creates a lace-like texture across the front of the work using a cluster of double crochet stitches together and a chain.

This stitch is used in Block Seven of The Stitchwork Scarf. Learn each of the stitches included in this whimsical scarf design by checking out the stitch-a-long HERE!

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The cluster v-stitch (cl v-st) is created by making a “v” shape using clusters of stitches. For this pattern block, the clusters are formed by double crocheting 2 stitches together, working a chain and then double crocheting 2 stitches together.

Cl v-st: (dc2tog, ch 1, dc2tog) all worked into the same space.

[yo, insert hook into the sp. yo and draw up a loop. yo and pull through 2 loops. yo, insert hook into the same sp. yo and draw up a loop. yo and pull through 2 loops. yo and pull through 3 loops on the hook.], ch 1, repeat from [ ] to complete one cluster v-stitch.