This pattern is a crochet lattice / diamond trellis stitch made with crossed double crochet clusters. I’ll explain it step by step so you can recreate what’s shown in the image.
🧶 MATERIALS
- Yarn (medium / size 4 works best)
- Crochet hook 4–5 mm
- Scissors

📌 CROCHET TERMS (US)
- ch = chain
- yo = yarn over
- dc = double crochet
- sk = skip
- sp = space
- FPdc = front post double crochet
🔹 STEP 1: FOUNDATION CHAIN
- Make a slip knot
- Chain a multiple of 4 + 2
- Example for practice: ch 26

🔹 STEP 2: ROW 1 (BASE ROW)
This row creates pairs of double crochet with spaces.
- Dc in the 4th chain from hook
- Dc in the next chain
→ You now have 2 dc - Ch 2
- Skip next 2 chains
- Dc in next chain
- Dc in next chain
- Repeat steps 3–6 until the end of the row
- Turn your work
👉 You should see dc–dc, space, dc–dc, space across the row
🔹 STEP 3: ROW 2 (START THE WEAVE)
This is where the lattice look appears.
- Ch 3 (counts as first dc)
- Dc in the next dc
- Ch 2
- Skip the ch-2 space

🔸 MAKING THE CROSSED STITCH (IMPORTANT PART)
You will crochet around the posts, not into the top loops.
- FPdc around the FIRST dc of the NEXT dc pair
- Yarn over
- Insert hook from front to back around the post
- Complete dc
- FPdc around the SECOND dc of the PREVIOUS pair
- This crosses the stitch backward
- Yarn over, hook around the post, finish dc
👉 You will see an “X” shape
- Ch 2
- Skip next space
- Repeat crossed FPdc steps across the row
- Finish with dc in the last 2 dc
- Turn
🔹 STEP 4: ROW 3 (REPEAT PATTERN)
- Ch 3
- Dc in next dc
- Ch 2
- Skip space
- Make crossed FPdc around the next visible dc posts
- Always work over the vertical posts
- Repeat to end
- Turn

🔁 STEP 5: CONTINUE
- Keep repeating Row 3
- The diamond / basket pattern will grow taller
💡 VERY IMPORTANT TIPS
✔ Keep yarn slightly loose
✔ Always crochet around posts, not into stitches
✔ If it curls, use a bigger hook
✔ Blocking makes the pattern look perfect
🔍 HOW TO KNOW YOU’RE DOING IT RIGHT
- You see clear diamond holes
- Stitches look twisted and woven
- Fabric feels flexible, not stiff
