Interlocking Crochet : Horizontal and Vertical Moorish Lattice Pattern

The main post on Interlocking Crochet is Here

 Vertical Moorish Lattice Pattern

Horizontal Moorish Lattice Pattern

 
I selected Horizontal and Vertical Moorish Lattice pattern from the Interlocking Crochet book.

The first two rows were fine but from the start of the third row something was not right and I tried few times but was not getting the same pattern as shown. That is when I saw this page. 
The correction for the pattern was given here . From then on crocheting was just wonderful.

Tanis Suggests that you print the corrections page and add it to the book. (https://interlockingcrochet.com/interlocking-crochet/)

Still Working ..........

Interlocking Crochet : The Stitches

The stitches used in Interlocking Crochet are :

• Filet Mesh
• Double Crochet in Back (DCIB)
• Double Crochet in Front ( DCIF)
• Front Post DCIF ( FPDCIF)
• Back Post DCIF (BPDCIF)  

1. Filet Mesh 

Video showing how to make the Filet Mesh by Tanis Galik

 

2. Layering and The Double Crochet in the Back (DCIB) 

3. Double Crochet In The Front ( DCIF)
 

4. Front Post DCIF ( FPDCIF) and Back Post DCIF (BPDCIF) 
 

The DCIB and DCIF are the two important stitches used. 
The pattern that I am working on needs these two stitches. So, I will try to post about other stitches later.




My work so far.....

I am working on a pattern from the book Interlocking Crochet

This crochet technique creates patterns on both sides.

 
Row 1 with color A (light blue) completed

Which side do you like more?

 

Row 1 with Color B (dark blue) completed

More in the next post..........

Interlocking / Double Filet Crochet : January ' 2015 Challenge

A bit late but I am into the next challenge after the December' 2014 Challenge. The difference is that, this time it is going to be in crochet.

This month I am going to try  Interlocking crochet, an advanced version of the Filet Crochet

Interlocking Crochet is also called as the Double Filet Crochet.  The main advantage of this type of crochet is that reversible fabric can be created using this technique. 
This crochet technique seems to be very difficult and of course it is and requires much expertise. 
Anyways, I am going to give it a try and let's see if the result is fruitful.

Index

Stitches Used in Interlocking Crochet
Horizontal and Vertical Moorish Pattern



My first Swatch where I learned the stitches used in Interlocking Crochet. 

There is no particular pattern in this and each row is a different stitch. So, it may not look so great. But the patterns that an interlocking crochet makes are wonderful.

 

 And on the reverse side

 

Check this beautiful design here

So, here starts my January 2015 challenge !