Name that stitch!

[SuperMom]

Can anyone tell me what stitch might be used here? 

 

http://www.etsy.com/listing/80325762/sweet-dreams-hand-crocheted-lined-baby?

 

I think these baby blankets are adorable, but I'd like to make one from my teen neice!

[cindra]

First thing that came to mind is the bullion stitch?

[RoseRed]

It is some kind of shell worked into ch st chains.  What appears to be the bullion, I think, is the base of the stitches in the shell as they wrap around the ch sts.

 

it's very pretty.

[Becky Morgan]

Can't remember where I saw it, but there was a very old pattern where you chained a multiple of five plus one. On the first row, it was (sc, ch5, sk 4) across. On the next row, it was (hdc in sc, a bunch of dc in the ch lap--I think 5) across. On the third, sc, ch 2, sc in center of the group, ch 2, sc) across, and rows 2 and 3 repeated. It's possiuble that Row 2 was actually (hdc, ch 5, sk 4) so if the scs don't work on a swatch, hdc might.

[kittyloverdeb]

Gosh I sure would love to know too!  That's so cute!

[mamarose22]

It looks very much like a boullion stitch to me. It looks like a boullion then a DC, then a boullion etc. and the next row is a sc.

[sarisue]

  

It is some kind of shell worked into ch st chains.  What appears to

be the bullion, I think, is the base of the stitches in the shell

as they wrap around the ch sts.it's very pretty.

I think RoseRed is right.

 I don't think it's bullion because bullion is done all on one string and

goes upwards next to each other, while the afghan looks to be done in a row

across with chains and sc between them. Then for the next row a certain number

of stitches look like they are done seperately in the ch loops.

[marpan79]

I initially thought the bullion stitch as well, but on closer examination decided it's worked in the other direction from which the bullion would be.

 

I'd try Becky's suggestion.