Solomon’s Knot (Joseph’s Stitch) – step-by-step tutorial

16/08/2025

The airiest stitch for summer crochet projects

Fun Fact: Solomon's Knot (aka Joseph's Stitch) may look intricate, but it's surprisingly easy. You create long chain loops that are anchored with single crochet – the result: an elegant, lacy fabric with almost no yarn usage!

❓ What is it?

Solomon's Knot creates an open, airy structure using extended loops. It's perfect for light shawls, breezy shrugs, or mesh-style accessories. 🧣👜

🧶 What you'll need

Yarn: cotton, bamboo, or linen
Hook: 1–2 sizes up for extra drape
Extras: smooth hook & stitch markers help keep it neat ✨

🪢 How-to: Crochet Solomon's Knot

1️⃣ Start with a single crochet
2️⃣ Pull up a loop (approx. 1.5–2 cm)
3️⃣ Yarn over & pull through – you now have two loops
4️⃣ Insert hook into back strand of the loop, make a single crochet
5️⃣ Repeat for that dreamy lace effect 💫

🔍 Pro tips

📏 Keep your loops consistent
🧵 Stay relaxed – the tension should be loose
📌 Anchor every 2–3 knots for structure

🌼 Project Inspiration

Summer shawls & triangle scarves
Boleros or light cover-ups
Curtains or hanging decor
Lacy market bags
Crochet jewelry & accessories

📌 My Takeaway

Airy, elegant and beginner-friendly – Solomon's Knot is the perfect stitch to welcome summer into your creative world. Give it a try… or something like that 😉🌺

🧶 Have you ever tried Solomon's Knot?

💬 Share your breezy summer project in the group or tag me in your post – I can't wait to see what you've created!

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Flowery wishes from the yarn corner,
Your Kathrin ☀️🧶