Does anyone have this pattern?

[Patricia Knight]

It is supposed to be simple, but it’s driving me crazy!!

[Granny Square]

Welcome to the ville! 

I am not much of a Tunisian expert and don't recognize it; I knit, (not a knitting expert either) but I don't recognize that stitch, however my guess is this probably isn't handmade fabric but rather made by a commercial knitting machine.  It sort of reminds me of knit I-cord, but not sure how you'd turn that into a fabric (I-cord is making a tiny tube out of 3 or 4 knit stitches).

I can think of a couple of ways to get something vaguely similar using basic crochet stitches.  The easiest (IMO) would be to create a SC fabric and make a slip stitch crochet pattern over the fabric--this makes a raised chain-stitch looking line over the top of the fabric, and you could do it easily in a contrasting color.  The other way would be to make the raised lines with interconnected front post stitches.  Either of these would need quite a bit of planning ahead.

[Patricia Knight]

Dear crocheters- the lady who did this but lost the pattern said it was super simple. It was her first project. Does that help anyone with a clue. ?  And it was definitely not machine made. Thanks! 

[NCcountrygal]

13 hours ago, Patricia Knight said:

Dear crocheters- the lady who did this but lost the pattern said it was super simple. It was her first project. Does that help anyone with a clue. ?  And it was definitely not machine made. Thanks! 

It might be super simple but not common.  😉

The closest I can come to this style would be slip stitch raised type design.  One mosaic.  Nothing exactly as pictured.

https://www.clearlyhelena.com/clean-mosaic-crochet-1-row-overlay-method-with-no-cut-ends/

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/la-mar-cowl
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/jazzy-patchwork-blanket
 

[bgs]

When I study it I feel like I am seeing lots of  post stitches along with a few stitches worked in back loop only reminiscent of the crocheted basket weave but more complex.

[greyhoundgrandma]

This one looks kind of close:

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ribbed-diamond-blanket

[Patricia Knight]

I think it may be!  The back seems to be what I was looking for. Thank you. 

[Patricia Knight]

Well it’s partially it now I see. Without the diamonds.  

[NCcountrygal]

On 12/23/2022 at 7:57 PM, Granny Square said:

Welcome to the ville! 

I am not much of a Tunisian expert and don't recognize it; I knit, (not a knitting expert either) but I don't recognize that stitch, however my guess is this probably isn't handmade fabric but rather made by a commercial knitting machine.  It sort of reminds me of knit I-cord, but not sure how you'd turn that into a fabric (I-cord is making a tiny tube out of 3 or 4 knit stitches).

I can think of a couple of ways to get something vaguely similar using basic crochet stitches.  The easiest (IMO) would be to create a SC fabric and make a slip stitch crochet pattern over the fabric--this makes a raised chain-stitch looking line over the top of the fabric, and you could do it easily in a contrasting color.  The other way would be to make the raised lines with interconnected front post stitches.  Either of these would need quite a bit of planning ahead.

Can you rotate the image?  It looks like diamonds and more a post stitch to me like that.

[NCcountrygal]

Best I could figure out

[NCcountrygal]

Perhaps post sc (cable) building row by row. Increase rows then decreasing to form diamond.  Rows in blo sc

Edited December 28, 2022 by NCcountrygal

[Granny Square]

Huh, never encountered or even thought of a post SC, but why not?  Would be a yarn hog, as all post stitches are, and post SC must be even more so.

[NCcountrygal]

17 hours ago, Granny Square said:

Huh, never encountered or even thought of a post SC, but why not?  Would be a yarn hog, as all post stitches are, and post SC must be even more so.

Maybe a hot pad or something small.  lol

[Granny Square]

A post-SC hot pad isn't a bad idea (you wouldn't have to make 2 sides and crochet them together).  Or a scrubbie to use up odds and ends maybe...

[NCcountrygal]

10 minutes ago, Granny Square said:

A post-SC hot pad isn't a bad idea (you wouldn't have to make 2 sides and crochet them together).  Or a scrubbie to use up odds and ends maybe...

Agree.  I made something similar years ago.  It was dense.