X Stitch/Criss Cross Stitch Tutorial

**CORRECTION**
I keep saying "chain space" and that is incorrect. I meant to say just "chain." When working at the end of the single crochet row, you will work a single crochet into the chain itself. So sorry for the mistake.
Learn how to make this easy 2 row repeat X Stitch blanket or it is also called the Criss Cross Stitch. It is easy enough that a beginner can master it in no time! This stitch can be used in many different items from baby blankets to throw blankets to even scarves. I hope you have as much fun making your project as I did mine.
Please feel free to leave a comment with a question or suggestion.
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Materials used:
Caron One Pound yarn Cream color www.amazon.com/dp/B00JWXG078?...
Susan Bates 6.5mm hook www.joann.com/susan-bates-sof...
Scissors: www.amazon.com/dp/B09HGRXMSC?...
Yarn Needle www.amazon.com/dp/B0833YY9KV?...

[@pattaylor5713]

Very beautiful blanket, love the x pattern great texture. Thank you for your tutorials.

[@craftychic19]

I love ❤️ the x stitch I am currently doing a Poncho with the x-stitch. Thanks for sharing.

[@tammysyarnhouse]

You are very welcome. I would love to see it when you are finished!

[@conniehash4643]

Such a fun stitch to do and it makes a pretty baby blanket. Thank you for the tutorial. I would love to see how you did the border. It is beautiful.

[@tammysyarnhouse]

Yes! I will do a video on the border soon.

[@carolessary3970]

I’m new to your channel, but not to crocheting. My maternal grandmother taught me the basics when I was 10 years old and I’ve been crocheting ever since. So when I saw your tutorial on this stitch, I had to make it. I loved how well to you taught your tutorials too.
I’m currently using this pattern to make a baby blanket in “I Love This Yarn” by Hobby Lobby in Lemon Ice and it’s working up beautifully.
I’m looking forward to more of your channel’s tutorials.

[@lindamasters709]

Whenever I do this stitch I was taught to go through the front to make the cross over stitch. Can it be done that way also